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Hi Rupam,
Dehradun and Rishikesh are disabled friendly cities near Haridwar. Avoid hill stations like Mussoorie as you can't take a car on the major streets and there are stairs on every nook and corner.
Hope you have a great trip! :)
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Hi Khyati ! Beas Kund is a lake which is the origin of Beas River. The trek begins from Solang Nallah and Dhundi and Bakarthach will be a part of your trail on this trek. You'll have views of Hanuman Tibba, Friendship Peak and Shitidhar. You'll also find the Beas Kund Glacier on the way towards Beas Kund. It is a perfect choice for beginners because of it's short duration and easy difficulty level. Some useful information :- Trek from Solang Nala to Bakrathatch is 13 Kms
Trek from Bakrathatch to Beas Kund is 3 Kms
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Hi Arti,
Sikkim is undoubtedly one of the best places to set off solo in the country. Just the vast number of experiences it offers coupled with the fact that it is extremely safe to venture out alone, makes Sikkim an absolute must visit for every solo traveller. Below are links to some trips that might help you get a better understanding of what it is like to travel solo in Sikkim:
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/the-solo-female-traveller-towards-heaven-on-earth-sikkim-781785
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/sikkim-diaries-solo-trip-5a47be1f56c47
Hope you have a great trip! :)
UpvoteCommentHi jothi jayakumari,
To be honest, the entire North-Eastern region is too vast to be covered in five days. It is best advisable to pick one state and travel through the same across the duration of your trip. Sikkim and Meghalaya make for the top picks for someone visiting this part of the country. Here are a couple of trips that might help you out in planning a five day trip to these states:
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/things-to-do-in-sikkim-tourism-itinerary
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/a-5-day-guide-to-witnessing-the-best-of-meghalaya-s-beauty-59e3b2ff3aeab
Hope you have a great trip! :)
UpvoteCommentI would suggest Sikkim. It is cool at this time of the year, and also a very safe state to visit, compared with some of the other states. It has splendid sites & a paradise for a nature lover. You could plan your itinerary around Gangtok. That's the best you can do in 5 days!
UpvoteCommentThis is good but seems lil hectic..You can increase your travel duration if possible and try to visit Nusa Penida with not going with a fixed package....we are also travelling to Bali soon and this is the Major highlight of our trip.Try Karsa Spa in Ubud.
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Except D-2, it looks fine. Try and curtail activity on D2. Include Tegalallang Rice fields & Tegenungan Water falls. You may skip Goa Gajah & Monkey Forest in my view.
For detailed planning and places you may watch this-
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLd0DREjXWaLZYVu-A27wShBEpRuVg2Srp
UpvoteCommentHey kshah29101988,
Below are some articles that might help you in planning your dream vacation in November:
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/best-international-destinations-to-visit-in-november-59f2d14a4431d
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/best-places-to-visit-in-november-in-india
Hope you have a great trip! :)
UpvoteCommentHi Raosameer Pratap Singh Butrecha,
We do have a honeymoon package that covers Chandigarh, Shimla, Kufri, Kullu and Manali. Here is the link to the same: https://www.tripoto.com/tour-packages/himachal-pradesh If you're looking to explore more options, check out our entire collection of Handcrafted Honeymoon packages: https://www.tripoto.com/tour-packages
Click on the link and selected Handcrafted Honeymoons from the drop down menu in the category section to view our wide range of packages that will make your honeymoon truly memorable!
Hope you have a great trip! :)
UpvoteCommentWe Are Provide Cheap and Best Shimla Honeymoon Packages. So visit our website for shimla honeymoon packages --- https://www.sharpholidays.in/honeymoon-packages/himachal.html
UpvoteCommentHi Bhavik,
Since hiring private cabs in the remote Spiti Valley can get quite expensive, opting for public transport is indeed the way to go! Here are some trips that will help you plan your trip on a budget:
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/backpacking-across-spiti-valley-5979cefb6d540
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/kinnaur-spiti-valley-circuit-by-public-transport-59e38938b3245
Hope you have a great trip! :)
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No its not at all worth buying. You can easily get better properties online while booking. Also the maintainance fees for steering is also too high.
UpvoteCommentAvoid it..specially when you have so many options available to choose like Hotels,Resorts,Camps,Airbnbs and hostels...
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Hey ghumakkad_bandi,
Hotel Elphinstone, Treebo Lakeside Inn, Hotel Himalaya, Classic The Mall and Alka The Lake Side Hotel are some of the best stay options located on Nainital's Mall Road.
Hope you have a great trip! :)
UpvoteCommentHi Mohit! Roads are not damaged and are in okay conditions. Being Mountain section, You might find some small bad patches too.
UpvoteCommentGuys.. Can someone suggest me few places to visit in Kerala for 3 days?
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jothi jayakumari
AnswerWishlistKochi, Munnar and Alappuza are three best places to visit in Kerala. In Kochi you can visit
- Fort Kochi: It is a water bound region. - Mattacherry Palace: It is a beautiful palace built by Portuguese - Cherai Beach: Do some swimming, spot dolphins and collect some beautifull shells - St Francis Church: It was the first church built by Europeans in India. Munnar is known for its sincerity. https://www.funstay.in/homestay-in-munnar-kerala-india You can stay in beautiful homestay in admits greenery. Eravikulam National Park, Mattupetty Dam, Anamudi and the blossom international park are few popular tourist spots in Munnar. Enjoy in the house boat at Alappuzha.
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You can visit Bagru and Sanganer,which are close to Jaipur. Here Lots of tie and dye work is done. Anokhi is another place where you can find people doing this work
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Https://www.drukasia.com/bhutan-travel/tips/7-tips-when-planning-trip-to-bhutan/
https://www.tourmyindia.com/blog/plan-perfect-bhutan-tour-from-india/
https://www.lonelyplanet.com/bhutan Follow these links that you will get clear idea
UpvoteCommentHi friends Want to stay in a resort with a decent private beach in Goa . Please suggest
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anil
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Hey Anil, You can stay at Babu's place near baga beach. Babu's place is a really good hotel and it costs around 1500
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If you are going from Delhi, you can probably use couch surfing as one of the options to hook people up with you.
UpvoteCommentHi Guys! What do you think about to go to Wildlife tour with Cultural tour?
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Sonalverma
AnswerWishlistHi Sonal! Sounds like an interesting plan. But majorly depends on the location.
UpvoteCommentFor me its always best and i used to go mostly wildlife tour .. try to explore jim corbett and any wildlife century .. if planning thn join us .. we are planning to go ...
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Hi ! You might already be aware that Lepchajagat is a dense forested area and offers great views of the snow peaks. If you don't have any intention to visit much places yet, then you can consider some of the nearby places such as - Hawa Ghar - From here all five peaks of Kanchenjunga massif can be seen.
Ghoom Rock - Offering view of the Balsan Valley
Jorpokhri and Ghum Monastery also offers good scene.
Mirik and Sandakphu trek are also popular among visitors. One of the budget accommodation is Lodge by WBFDC (West Bengal Forest Development Corporation). Lepcha Jagat and Kanchan Kanya Homestays also provides good mid-range accommodation.
Upvote (1)CommentHi Nishant ! Shared Taxis you might not find, rather you have to hire one. Otherwise you can opt for the Government and private buses which run frequently from Dehradun to Auli. The route is scenic and you can get tickets directly from Dehradun for buses A/C Sleeper, Non A/C Sleeper and Volvo A/C etc.
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