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Hi Karun, During June, it's the start of monsoon season in Meghalaya. It get quite cold, so carry some woollens.
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It will be cold and you can carry a waterproof jacket which serves the purpose of both cold and rains.
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Hi Saumya, Could you tell me where you will be starting the trip from? I could provide you with details then. Thanks.
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Bus (read HRTC) till dharamshala are frequent if you are going from Delhi. Take local buses or shared taxis (rs 10/20) till mc leodganj. Private taxis like alto till Gallu (used to charge 400rs 2 years back when i went) you can share among yourselves. Registration fee of 50rs at PWD setup there. Trek from Gallu till Triund. Rest stay in tent and food 500 per head
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Here is a list of some beginner-level treks in India: https://www.tripoto.com/trip/easy-treks-in-india-that-you-don-t-need-a-guide-for-58760344b4eeb In August, you could go for the Valley of Flowers trek.
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Hey. Bhutan is a stunning country with a lot to offer. And since it's super safe, travelling solo is perfect. Here is a guide by a solo traveller to Bhutan: https://www.tripoto.com/trip/kolkata-jaigaon-paro-thimpu-wangdue-56b0f1284ab73
UpvoteCommentDoes anyone know any details about Dashaur/Dashir lake near rohtang? need help
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Mukul Gola
AnswerWishlistDashaur Lake is a beautiful high-altitude lake, located almost six kilometres westwards from Rohtang Top. Depending on which route you take, a trek to the lake is not very difficult. Here are more details about it: https://www.tripoto.com/trip/kullu-s-magical-blue-dashaur-lake-56752f7167864
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Wow. I'm sure travellers on Tripoto would love to read this story. It seems very inspiring. Why don't you write about it here: https://www.tripoto.com/trips/create/
UpvoteCommentSeptember is an ideal time for Himachal and South India the weather will be good at both places, especially Himachal. Here's a list of the best destinations for solo female travellers in India: https://www.tripoto.com/trip/why-should-boys-have-all-the-fun-top-10-destinations-for-solo-women-traveler-575fd1d8d8b6a
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Head over to Spiti, it is ideal. The tourism there extends there till November first week. August is the month of heavy downpour and landslides in Himachal. But September, you see, is the ideal blend of clouds and sun. You'll cherish each and every moment. Let me know if you have any queries on this. Happy to help.
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Hi. Both Maldives and Singapore are extraordinary destinations, but you should pick one over the other depending on the kind of experience you are looking for. Maldives has luxury stays and gorgeous beaches, while Singapore is one of the safest places in the world, with a vibrant food culture. Here are two guides on both to help you decide: https://www.tripoto.com/trip/things-to-do-in-singapore https://www.tripoto.com/trip/things-to-do-in-maldives-tourism-itinerary
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Kerala is definitely stunning during the monsoons as the rain washes the state clean and the greenery is at its brightest. But this also means that the roads will be wet and slippery and thunderstorms might mean you will have to take breaks more frequently. If you are up for the challenge, you can read about this traveller's experience on a road trip in Kerala: https://www.tripoto.com/trip/best-bike-road-trips-in-kerala
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Sure I can help you with that. Can you tell me how you plan on traveling? With friends, family or alone?
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Long time. you can halt overnight in Dirang and begin towards Bomdilla next day.
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The trek take around two days and one night. It is definitely safe for two people to go on this, as long as you take a guide along. Someone professional who will be better at directing you.
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If you're looking for river rafting options in South India, then I suggest you consider Dandeli in Karnataka. Apart from a fantastic river rafting experience, Dandeli also offers night camps, nature walks, boating, bird watching, tiger and crocodile spotting, and even trips to nearby caves and temples. For details, check this out https://www.tripoto.com/trip/dandeli-karnataka-things-to-do-in-and-places-to-visit-around-itinerary
UpvoteCommentI second Gunjan.. Dandeli s an amazing place to do white water rafting, kayaking, jungle camping, etc. We stayed at Flycatchers Resort who were the main operators of all water sport activities there. Hereby sharing the website link.. http://www.flycatcheradventure.com
UpvoteCommentI want to go on a trek with my friends(beginners) on 26 june . where should i go?
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Chirag Arora
AnswerWishlistHi Chirag! Nag Tibba Trek and Triund Trek are the perfect Himalayan trek for beginners. Have a look at these travelogues https://www.tripoto.com/trip/trek-to-nag-tibba-the-serpent-s-peak-684353
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/a-solo-tread-to-triund-1473
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You should go to Tanzania Mt Meru, best for beginners. I have best itinerary for you at a discount rate.
UpvoteCommentI would suggest you to do it with a guide as the Bhrigu Lake trek is classified as a trek of moderate difficulty. Apart from the route, the guide can also help you with accommodation and food!
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Triund Trek, Prashar Lake Trek, Thakoor Top Trek and Nag Tibba Trek can be considered.
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For your first solo trip, I suggest you go to Spiti and save Ladakh for some other time! You can spend the night at Chandratal as the campsite is just 30mins from the lake.
UpvoteCommentPlanning a trip with friends..Nature and adventure are the priority.
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Prakhar kabra
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