I know trekking is the most popular offering in Nepal but besides trekking, you can kayak, bungee jump, paraglide, go on a mountain biking escapade and indulge in canyoning with a dramatic backdrop of the incredible Himalayas. But thatβs not all you can do on your journey of exploring Nepal tourism. Observing the localsβ deep, unwavering relationship with their traditions and roots is an essential part of the Nepal tourism experience. The best part of it all is that Nepal tourism is backpacker-friendly, so whatever you do, it will be easy to stay within budget. Read more about Nepal and it's incredible tourist attractions here: https://www.tripoto.com/nepal
Yes it is, you just need to take care of covid protocol if any applicable at the time of entering Goa. Rest once entered, Goa is as usual and already re-opened since last month and everything operating as normal with Mask on face. I was there for around 2 month b4 leaving on 2nd Oct and experience almost all as usual and normal. Thanks
Yes, there are multiple service providers who offer self-drive options nowadays. Two of the more prevalent ones would be Drivezy and Zoom. You'll also find more local options depending on where you live.
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You can Walk among the woods in Pelham Bay Park, Celebrate the Feast of San Gennaro in Little Italy or Tour an urban farm. Now through October, tour Brooklyn Grangeβs rooftop farm locations at the Brooklyn Navy Yard or Long Island City Queens. You can booking some activities here: https://traveltipo.com/attractions?city=new-york
Hi, here are some places you can visit in New York:
1) Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island Fee required. Go as early as possible, even though you can not avoid the huge huge queue ; we waited for two hours to get on the boat ; Ellis island is free 2) Metropolitan Art Museum Fee required. Monday closed. A one-of-its-kind museum, with over a few million collections for those who love art, paintings, artifacts. Celebration of art! 3) American Museum of Natural History Fee required. This one is our favorite , we spent some three hours there! 4) Empire State Building Fee required. Huge queue ! But a lifetimeβs experience when you will watch the city beneath from its 86th floor! 5) Times Square No fee! hah! Lifeline of New York, stroll along its overcrowded lanes, shopping, eating, enjoy it in your own way. 6) Central Park No fee! Cool your heels here and watch the crowd, New Yorkβs iconic landmark. To read about New York more, here is a link: https://www.tripoto.com/new-york
Can also try sajjan garh fort .. the view from there is amazing. I would have also suggested Bahubali hills (it's very beautiful specially now it would be very green out there) but since u just have one day it wont be possible.
- Dzukour valley and Pangti village - Doyang river and Longwa village (Indo-Myanmar border), Nagaland
- Molai Forest, Assam and Majuli River Island, in Assam
- Burzahom, Shidak and Yusmarg in Kashmir
I think being a travel writer is one of the most amazing experiences one can have especially because when you write about distant lands and sometimes you've not been to those lands, you get to experience and imagine how it would be if it were true and when you describe a place in your own words, you create an image in the minds of the reader and you can make a place look like heaven or hell just with the power of words.
If this is your first tryst with water sports then there isn't a better place than Sri Lanka to start. Giving you the opportunity to snorkel, surf and go dolphin watching, there is nothing that Sri Lanka doesn't offer for both amateurs and pros. The best part is that you can choose any beach town in the country and youβll be surprised by the range of activities available. Contributing to Sri Lanka tourism, all activities are reasonably priced and don't eat into your budget. Here are a few suggestions:
Deep-sea fishing at Hikkaduwa
Sailing in Bruwela and Bentota.
Whale and Dolphin watching in Mirissa
Catamaran excursion in Trincomalee
Windsurfing at Bologoda Lake To read about them more, you can go here: https://www.tripoto.com/sri-lanka
It's every bit of fun and challenging and I'm not even a professional photographer. I only do it as a hobby and I've enjoyed the experience of learning new perspectives about the most trivial things in life. One thing photography teaches you is that there is something extraordinary about the most ordinary things in life.