Ladakh is the best option for you. With a picturesque destination as this, travelling all along basking in its beauty is something that even words can't describe.
Hi Niraj,
While August brings in monsoons to Sikkim, it is not the best time to visit the state. Just don't include North Sikkim in your plans, and you should be good. If you can, squeeze in Darjeeling into the trip. Some must-see places include: Tsomgo Lake, Pelling, Ravangla, Rumtek Monastery, Namchi, Do-Drul Chorten, Jawaharlal Nehru Botanical Garden, Namgyal Institute of Tibetology. Also check out this Tripoto itinerary for more details - https://www.tripoto.com/trip/things-to-do-in-sikkim-tourism-itinerary
Hey Arjun. Dubai is very hot and humid in August. These extreme conditions will limit your outdoor activities and some cafe? terraces, restaurants and attractions will be closed as well. If you are happy to stay indoors, at waterparks or by the pool, then go ahead with your plan. Otherwise, skip Dubai in August.
It will be summer by the time you come, with the sun glistening down, it would be difficult for you to venture outdoors and you would end holed up inside your room. The best time to visit Dubai would be during Jan - Feb with DSF offers and the cool weather you would enjoy your stay in Dubai. Here are few places to visit in Dubai
Dubai Miracle Garden
Global Village
Dubai Frames
Burj Khalifa
Gold Souk
Mall of Emirates
Dubai Mall etc...
Checkout for more info: http://www.malloftheemirates.com/trends/dubai-tourism/visit-dubai
Hi Vijay. You can do a trip by road to many places from Mumbai. You can travel to Bangalore, Agra and even Ladakh. A traveller on Tripoto, Saurabh Prasad, recommends the journey from Mumbai to Rann of Kutch. You can read his story here: https://www.tripoto.com/trip/mumbai-to-rann-of-kutch-road-trip-itinerary
Singapore places to go: FOOD:
Marche's - Swiss breakfast - orchard and vivo city mall- must have rosti and fresh juices Modesto - Italian - orchard and vivo
Murugan - South Indian - little India (opp mustafa) - idli must have Customs house - dinner (multiple restaurants) - must go in the evening, great view. Get to see laser show. Kailash parbat - Indian dinner - little India
Boat quay - pasta fresca Toast box - for chai, milo and amazing toasts
Chijmes- multiple restaurants- Italian one is my favorite - good ambience Sheesh mahal- North Indian Dempsey hill has a lot of restaurants you can try margherita Cafe iguana- clar quay (must go)
Holiday inn- Indian restaurant Punjab grill by jiggs kalra Many Indian cuisine options at little India PLACES TO SEE:
Universal studios - sentosa Jurong bird park
Marina bay sands - casino Singapore zoo
Gardens by the bay
Flower and cloud dome East coast beach- one of my favs- has activities like cycling, skating, water sports etc. Lot of fun. Go around 4pm. Ask your taxi driver to drop u at the main point. It has several zones. Too big. Main area is most lively. SHOPPING:
Orchard road has all big brands
Ion orchard Bugis street - for street shopping Marina bay sands - big brands Vivo city mall - biggest mall in singapore,Close to sentosa PARTY:
Ku de ta - at marina bay sands infinity pool
Avalon - at marina bay sands
Clarke quay - ultimate party place One altitude - top most point of Singapore
Ce la vi
Hi Ammaan ! Usually the flights going to Sweden arrive either in the capital, Stockholm, or the countrys second-largest city, Gothenburg. So you need to start from either of these.
Hi Kathiravan, Since you are planning a trip to Munnar with your family, a guided tour is what I will recommend. These tours are well planned and the tour operator will take care of all your travel needs. Last year my family took a trip to Kerala with SOTC and the experience was amazing. You can check their Kerala packages here - https://www.sotc.in/india-tour-packages/kerala-holidays
Have an amazing time in Munnar :)
Hi! Are you travelling via motorcycle or a car/four-wheeler? If you are going by a bike then definitely check out the route via Kishtwar since you will be able to manuever the narrow route. Otherwise go via Chamba.
Hi, Andaman is quite famous among couples and family as a destination for it's clear beaches and water activities. First you need to to clear what you want from this place. Since you are travelling solo and may be open to adventure rather then laying back at beaches and resorts, i would recommend you to go north of Andaman (Diglipur, Mayabunder) or go to little Andaman. These places will be mostly forests or lone beaches and good for a solo backpacking. However you can't expect good hotels and facilities in these area as these are not commercialised yet. Else you can take a regular trip to havelock, niel, ross island and relax in resorts, but these will be crowded with newly wed couples and big families. Choice is yours !!
Hi Champak, These are the suggestions (keeping in mind every kind of budget): For accommodation: Sinclairs Bayview, Andaman Anchorage, Aashiaanaa Residency Inn and Anugama Resort Must see places & experiences on offer: Cellular Jail National Memorial, Radhanagar Beach, scuba diving & snorkelling on Havelock Island, trekking from Mount Harriet to Madhuban, go on a museum circuit through Andaman for a taste of its glorious past, visit the Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex for all sorts of water-sports, and sea walking at North Bay Beach. For further details, go through Tripoto's exhaustive Andaman guide - https://www.tripoto.com/trip/things-to-do-in-andaman-tourism-itinerary
It would be helpful for travellers if you share the travel details:
1.Route
2.Transportation
3.Weather
4.Budget
5.Places to see
6.Tips for travellers etc.
Happy travelling.
Hi Anand
you can plan for Agumbe in Shimoga(western ghats). It's called as the cheerapunji of Karnataka and the hot spot of King Cobras. you can look out for my recent post "The Lush green Agumbe" in my profile.