Hey Yash, The list of bike rental services in Munnar are few listed below with contact numbers:- Munnar bike rental - 09447303119 Shalom Feather Touch - 09495216798 Gokulam Bike Hire - 09447237165 Sangeetha Bikes and Scooters - 09447220648 Bike Rental Munnar - 09496131621 Happy Riding and Happy Travelling!!!
Hey Niyati, There are many to see in Himachal Pradesh as off beat destinations:- You can take this spiti circuit easily through public transportation only:- Start from Shimla ... then reach Jeori or Narkanda and then go to Sangla ... and then to Chitkul ....Stay in Chitkul for a day and enjoy the last Village of India .... From Chitkul you can go to Tabo or Nako monastery depending on the buses available for you ...Stay a day der .... From Tabo u can go to Mud Village and have two days there and also enjoy the national park visit ... From that Village go to Kaza ... Get a car for a day there and visit Kee monastery ... Komic Village for highest post office ... It will take 2 while days to enjoy Kaza ... And then your stop can be to manali directly or if you have time visit Chandertal lake and stay there a night to view the splendid Milky way of stars ... From there reach Manali via Rochtang pass .... So this is a chunki of less visited places in Himachal Pradesh which would be an adventurous one also in one's life time .... Apart from spiti valley you can visit Khajjiar ... Bir billing Dharamshala Mcleodganj Kasol Kasauli Beas kund valley Thirthan valley and many more ... As your question is for December, please check the road status before you plan and leave .. Tripoto forum is also der to help you again ... Happy Travelling!!!
Hey Glan, Being a Bangalorean .... I would suggest you to go for Nandi hills for a get together ... You can mix the get together with a small ride of 60 Kms to nandi hills from bangalore city and also you have a lot of food options on the way to hills... See that you reach there by early morning 5.30 for an amazing sunrise ... Happy Travelling !!!
Durga Puja is celebrated in different forms around india.
If you want to witness the authentic bengali tradition, straightaway head to Kolkata. Enjoy pandal hopping and sumptuous bengali cusine.
Hi Mayank, Durga Puja is a big festival and celebrated with full enthusiasm in entire India. In west (Gujarat) it is celebrated in the from Dandiya & Garba Nights, In North as Navratri and in East (Bengal & Assam) as Durga Puja. The best celebrations are held in West Bengal (Kolkata) and other neighboring states. If you are from Delhi or NCR region, you can visit CR Park go get the feel of Kolkata's festive fever. You can visit pandals and dandiya night events in and around your native area. You can even head to other places nearby to your city//town.
Hey Ayush, Train is the best option Bro.... The Indore Duronto express is the best way to travel from Mumbai central to Indore which takes around 12 hours to reach. It runs twice a week, Thursday and Saturday. Visit :- www.irctc.login to book your tickets. Happy Travelling!!!
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For the hill station you can go to Sikkim (Especially North sikkim),Shillong(Cheerapunji,Dawki).And if u want to go to Desert,Best is go to jaiselmar because peak season is just one month away so You can get everything at budget level now.
Why dont you book your flights, accommodation and look up for top things to do in andaman and just go. Believe me it will be more fun. I've been to andman with family and there's nothing more than cellular jail and island. Also you can do water sports explore local flora and try local cuisines.
Hi Rupesh, Organize the trip by yourself. Don't go for travel agent. If will be cheaper then. Book budget hotel and use local transport or rent a scooty. Carry your own food i mean packer maggi or try local cuisine.
Yes,You can go to sikkim in December if you are a winter lover.In December you can get snowfall easily.But the road to Nathula pass can be closed anytime if heavy snowfall occurs.I visited the sikkim in April, even at that time Nathula pass was closed.But i got lucky Because the day i was going to tsongmo lake,Army opened theNathula pass for tourists. If you are going to Sikkim,Must visit to north sikkim(Lachen,Gurudongmar lake,Lachung);It is untouched heaven on earth. You can see the pics on my tripoto profile..
Hey Aditya, Here are few treks in Manali, which a group of people can enjoy with quite a bit of adventure:- 1. Malana Village Trek:- A trekking bliss that begins 21 kms from Manali, passing through Naggar and carrying a bit of Himachals history with Roerich art Gallery, Nicholas Roerich Art Museum, this moderate trek takes you to the picturesque Rumsu (2300 m) accompanied by forests of oak and pines, trailing through meadows of wild flowers to Nauya Tapru, below the Chanderkhani Pass(3600m). 2. Bara Banghal and Bir Trek:- This trekking trail starting from Kullu all over till Dharamshala is for those looking for an offbeat yet challenging trek experience. The eleven-day trek journey takes you over the Kalihani and Thamsar passes, offering splendid views of the Pir Panjal, Bara Bhangal and Dhaula Dhar ranges. 3. Jogini Waterfalls Trek:- Most memorable day hikes from Manali the Jogini Waterfalls trek begins from Hadimba Temple and its stretches onto the quaint edges of the Vashisht Village. The trek route is a pleasant uphill walk towards the Vashisht Village. 4. Lama Dugh Trek:- This trek trails through dense forests and move on an uphill climb to Lama Dugh a popular grazing pasture. A pleasant 5 hr trek that begins from the Hadimba Temple and steadily guides you into the tall pine tree forests and the sinister wild cherry trees to the meadows of Lama Dugh (3170m) and back. You can enjoy these treks in groups... Happy Trekking and Happy Travelling!!!
You can go for Hampta Pass Trek with Chandratal, Manali.. duration 6-7days
or
you can choose, Pin Parvati Pass Trek.. duration 10 days
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you can go for a small trek like Kheer Ganga trek..
Hey Hornbill Festival is a celebration held every year from 1 - 10 December in Nagaland Northeast India. It's also known as the 'Festival of Festivals.
Hornbill is highly loved and celebrated with great joy in Nagaland every year in the month of December. You can indulge in following things to do at this regional festival.
1. Visit the Morungs to take pictures of the tribes before the crowds.
2. Head into Naga coffee for my morning caffiene fix.
3. Visit the ground area to watch cultural and traditional shows and dances.
4. Drink rice beer, have dinner, then rock out in the evening.
Checkout the below travel guide for Hornbill Festival.
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Hey Niyati, Yessss it's all good to visit Himachal Pradesh in December to witness The year's fitrat snow and there are many new year events also happen there in few places ... You can visit these places for a new year bash also ... Manali Shimla
Dharamshala
Mcleodganj
Dalhouise
Chamba
Khajjiar Happy Travelling!!!
Yes,If You want to enjoy the snowfall this is the best time.You can go to Shimla,Dharamshala,Kullu-Manali.You can precheck on the internet before going.You will get 100% Snow in Manali in December.