Prashar only has one or two guest houses in starting phase of trek that is in kataula or you can stay at baggi village.on reaching top at the lake,the temple gives cheap stay in dorm at around 100 per person.
It depends on how much are you willing to trek, if you start from Barsu Dayara Bugyal is a short trek and can be done in a day. Also you won't be allowed to stay at the Bugyals because of the HC order. Kedarkantha is a longer trek. You will find plenty of snow in both the treks, so its upto you whether you want a short trek or a long trek.
Hey Kamran, Day1 - First go to Gateway of India.From there take a ferry ride to Elephanta caves.Spend evening at Marine Drive. Day2- Juhu beach and ISKCON temple. Day3 -Lonavala (84KM and will take 2 hours from Mumbai). If you are a non-veg. then try Almas restaurant and Badde miyan in Mumbai.
Day 1- go to gate way of India. marine drive, haji ali, if for shopping Manish market, fashion street and Bandra linking road and end the night at Juhu beach with awesome street food. Day 2- Matheran (81 km- 1.5 hrs) Day 3 - Lonavala (84KM and will take 2 hours from Mumbai).
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You can contact a local tourist agency to make your bookings..
or you can contact the hotel agencies at a lower altitude to make bookings...this can be done too..
Well there are no certain things to do to get paid to travel. It is not like you'll do nothing but travel and someone will pay you. If you're not interested in vlogging or content wise travelling, You can try
1. Teach English; as an english teacher you can travel to Asia, Africa and South Americas and get paid.
2. You can try Airlines, to be an air-attendant, they mostly travel to many destinations and in short vacations, you can enjoy different countries.
3. If you have enough followers in Instagram, you can be an 'Influencer', though there's a flood, but if you are lucky, you can get a chance to promote some places or brands to earn cash or free press trips.
4. You can become a tour guide, start with your native and known places, then incresing to your country and internationally hopefully.
5. If you love babies and do not fear babysitting, you can try au-pair, its like an international nanny, who lives with a family for a short period to take care of the babies in exchange of travel, living, food and pocket-money.
May be this answer help you, Thanks. ????
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So all of Bhutan is worth seeing but these are a few places you should go Paro taktsang Punakha dzong tashichho dzong Kichu lhakang national museum of Bhutan chimi lhakang you can go by road, air, or train as well.
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So that peak has had a lot of accidents which have taken place lately. so it is not advised to go alone. in fact, it is not even allowed to go alone on as it requires a permit and a compulsory guide!
You can go for 4 days,6days,7dqys or 12-15 days(if you also want to visit Badrinath,Kedarnath,kausani,Haridwar) It depends on you how many places you want to cover but according to me you should take atleast 7 days.
You can spend time in Nainital,Sattal,Corbett,Mussoorie.
So Europe road trip is not an easy task to do, you should check this link out, its a video on YouTube. https://youtu.be/fQL4I1-5D4k check this out and happy travelling
Hi Srikar, it would totally depend on you how do you want to enjoy your vacations. If you like driving on some fine roads across mountains and valley you should definitely go for self drive rentals. However if you want to enojy the beauty and relax you should go for a driver. You can ask your hotel to arrange the taxi and they can do it for you.
Car rentals and taxi service is easily available from the hotels itself...i recommend you to go for car rental service...it's an awesome feeling driving with beauty around you
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Hello, You can book hostel in both the cities.
For places to visit and things to do in Prague, you can check my blog: http://penning-silly-thoughts.com/traveling-to-prague/. I have added a lot of details and reviews of the places I visited.
As per accommodation in Prague, I stayed in Student House Botic. It wasn't a pleasant experience, so I would suggest you to check the ratings on Hostelworld.com or booking.com for the best accommodation.
Accommodation options in Budapest would GoodMo House or Wombat's City Hostel.
GoodMo House was a little cheap than Wombat's, but it was super cool with spacious room and common area and clean kitchen. I stayed in Wombat's in Munich and Vienna and I can swear it was by far the best hostel I have stayed in. Super cool party culture place.
For Budapest:
Definitely eat at Sock's Coffee(small breakfast cafe), Govinda Restaurant (for a super simple vegetarian Indian food).
Walk around the city and as you do that make sure to stop by and appreciate the old architecture that the city has.
You can visit places like:
Jewish Synagogue, St. Stephen's Basilica and if you are lucky, you get to watch live movie screening just outside the church, walk across the famous Chain Bridge, and go to Fisherman's Bastion (you get amazing views of the Hungarian Parliament Building and rest of the city from here) followed by Buda Castle, watch sunset from Elisabeth Bridge, hike up the Gelle?rt Hill, enjoy warm bath at one of the thermal baths, go to Margaret island and must must go to Great Market Hall for shopping souvenirs and much more.