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Hi, you can contact Akash for this. Akash facebook profile link: https://www.facebook.com/akash.aks.5
or contact it here: https://www.tripoto.com/profile/akash6658294
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Sure! There are many camping sites that you can visit. Please find the link below.
https://justanordinarygirl1603.wordpress.com/2017/02/08/camping-rishikesh-accomodation/ PS: As of now, I would not suggest anyone to go to Uttarakhand because of heavy rainfall.
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Yes! The best time to visit Andamana and Nicobar Island is from October to mid-May.
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Yes October is the best time to visit Andaman.
The best time to visit Andaman is from October to mid May. It is best time for sightseeing and you can also indulge in various water sports activities. You will not be interrupted with any rains. Rains usually occur in late summer and monsoon. Andaman has moderate temperature ranging between 23 degree Celsius to 30 degree Celsius. You can check out following link they can help you in arranging memorable Andaman trips. https://www.funstay.in/andaman-tour-packages
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Ladakh, Coorg and Dalhousie all are great destinations to travel to with your family in June. Here are guides for all three: Ladakh: https://www.tripoto.com/trip/leh-ladakh-bike-road-trip Coorg: https://www.tripoto.com/trip/coorg-kodagu-a-pre-monsoon-affair-226113 Dalhousie: https://www.tripoto.com/trip/charming-beauty-of-dalhousie-6220
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Hi, Karan! This itinerary will help you partially.
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/chennai-chronicles-mahabalipuram-58c7b5d0c91c8
UpvoteCommentGood luck with the trip make sure u book stay prior and also how u gona book the transportation
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Hi - Here is a 5N/6D itinerary for everything to do in Malaysia -https://www.tripoto.com/trip/places-to-visit-in-malaysia-tourism-itinerary Other than this you can check out many more trip ideas for Malaysia here - https://www.tripoto.com/search?keywords=malaysia Hope this helps. Thanks
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Malaysia is super safe for solo travellers. I have been there twice so far. Taxi drivers in KL can be a bit scammy, but other than that smooth-sailing. Malaysia is a pretty big country - so in 6 days you could probably cover 2 to 3 places. When are you planning to go?
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Hi, Here is a budget travelogue of Hong Kong - https://www.tripoto.com/trip/hong-kong-by-a-solo-first-time-backpacker-8028 Another details itinerary for Hong Kong that may help you decide where to eat and what to see - https://www.tripoto.com/trip/places-to-visit-in-hong-kong-tourism You can book some flights from sky scanner and book some budget hotels and homestays here - https://www.tripoto.com/hotels?checkin=2017-06-01&checkout=2017-06-07&guests=1&location_name=Hong%20Kong&counts=hotels&provider=airbnb%2Cbooking&range=0%2C4000&order_type=rating&order_by=desc Hope this helps. Thanks
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Hi Manish! I was there for 2 weeks and explored most of the places. Hongkong is quite expensive, especially for Food and Transportation.
And I'd strongly recommend you to get one octopus card as soon as you arrive in HK and use the amazing Public transport. It can lead you to any place on the entire island at cheap cost with discounts.
In case you need any more information, you can reach out to me.
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Hi, Calvin! Check out this link for car rentals in Nelspruit: https://www.sixt.com/car-rental/south-africa/nelspruit
Once you have a car, this itinerary can help you have the best road trip experience there: https://www.tripoto.com/trip/attempting-the-african-safari-on-wheels-568e39cedaf37
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If you wish to go to Goa with me, you can follow me first on Tripoto and then drop in a message in my Inbox: https://www.tripoto.com/profile/prateekfigo But if you are serious about exploring the best of Goa, this itinerary will help you with everything: https://www.tripoto.com/trip/things-to-do-in-goa-tourism-itinerary
UpvoteCommentHi Nikki! You can check out this itinerary for Goa. It might help you! https://www.tripoto.com/trip/things-to-do-in-goa-tourism-itinerary
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Patnem is a quiet beach in Goa and is a perfect family holiday beach. Check out my story.
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/this-lesser-known-gorgeous-beach-is-the-reason-we-can-t-give-up-on-goa-yet-58ff3865d7ecd
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How do you want to explore the place? Trek, explore religious places or hillstations?
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Yes, you can go for valley of flower in first week of june and make sure you carry warm clothes. You can reach there from rishikesh via bus or cab to reach Joshimath. There are lot of places you can plan and visit nearby. I am also leaving for 10 day trek to kedarnath and valley of flower in first week of june. You guys can join
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Yes , you will require a guide which you can get at ilaka itself . You can stay at himalayan quest they will assist you in going to indrahar trek which is 3 hoir from there.
UpvoteCommentYes , you will require a guide which you can get at ilaka itself . You can stay at himalayan quest they will assist you in going to indrahar trek which is 3 hoir from there.
UpvoteCommentHi Juhi! The dates are not out yet but in all probability, it will happen in the last week of December. For best hostels in Goa, you can check out this link https://www.tripoto.com/hotels/Hostels-in-Goa
UpvoteCommentHi I want to plan trip including auli Rishikesh and corbette? Any suggestions?
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Noopur Tarkar
AnswerWishlist (1)Can anyone recommend taxi agency / drivers in Srinagar for Srinagar - Leh trip?
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Rajat Gulati
AnswerWishlist (1)Hi Rajat! Personal taxi is very costly and can cost you upto 20k-30k return journey depending upon the type of car you select. If you want, you can consider J&K State Road Transport operated regular Deluxe and Ordinary bus services between Srinagar and Leh. Fare can vary from 500-1100 depending upon bus type. Private buses also run on that route.
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How can I hitchhike efficiently? Is hitchhiking still a thing?
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Aakash Chotiyal
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Hitchhiking is always the coolest way to move around especially when you're travelling for longer durations. Check out my story here, https://www.tripoto.com/trip/around-spiti-and-kinnaur-in-5-free-rides-the-incredible-hitch-hiking-story-554853
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The best place to store your luggage in Delhi is the Cloak room at the railway station. All you need is a connecting train ticket. Even if you are not travelling by train at any time, get a cheapish train ticket to be able to store your gear in the cloak room. I have done this several times while transiting through cities. Hassle free and super convenient. Alternatively, several hostels in Delhi will be able to help you with luggage storage (for free or at a nominal price). Madpackers is one good option. Get in touch with them and discuss in advance, so they can make any necessary arrangements, if needed.
UpvoteCommentHi Vishal! In Pahar Ganj area, which is very close to New Delhi Station, there are many Luggage storage facility providers. Some of trusted are - Ajay's Hotel The Anoop Hotel, Main Bazaar Luggage Room, T-302 Main Bazar
UpvoteCommentWhy do you need to turn off all your electronic devices before an airplane takes off and lands?
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Prem Singh
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That's bcoz I signals from mobile phone will interfere with signals of aircraft magnetic compass and other aircraft instruments. Which wil give incorrect reading to pilot
UpvoteCommentBeacuse the mobile signals disturb the aircraft instruments and the radar messages send to tit.
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Hi, Raj!
Just pack your bags and leave. You have only one life.
This trip will help you plan: https://www.tripoto.com/trip/round-the-world-5-5783
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Hi Raj, For traveling the world, you could start by first saving. For that you can start FD's, RD's and invest in mutual funds(if your goal is long term to travel the World). Once you have saved enough money or taken a personal loan, you can either take a 1 year sabatical from your day job or leave it to travel full time. You can start searching cheap flights ans cheap accommodation like couch surfing or travelers hostels. On road, you can do hitch-hiking to get to places and do free activites like (hiking, trekking, cliff jumping, swimming in ponds, camping).
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