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Goa is safe but since covid-19 is in the air, suggest not to travel now,
UpvoteCommentAnyone redeem there tripoto credits before ? How much discount will get ?
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Sheetal Patil
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I didn't but read somewhere that at least you should have 2000+ credit to get an entire trip.
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Hi, Paul!
Sikkim has stopped issuing Inner Line Permit to foreign nationals due to corona virus fears. If you are an Indian citizen, you won't have any problems getting ILP in Sikkim. So, yes, the current situation suggests you can visit Sikkim on the said dates. However, it is recommended that you keep an eye on the official updates regarding the same.
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North Sikkim has banned the entry of tourist (both Indian from other states and Foreign nationals) from March 12
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It is notable for itslMasskara Festival held during the third week of October and is known for being a relatively friendly city, as it bears the nickname "The City of Smiles".
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Plan a tirthan valley trekking and offbeat destination camping, birdwatching in eco zone of GREAT HIMALAYAN NATIONAL PARK
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Been to 6 solo trips: Manali,
Dhanaulti
Nag Tibba
Jaipur
Jaisalmer
Varanasi All were safe for me :)
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Chembra Peak,Agasthyarkoodam Peak,Periyar Tiger Reserve,Soochipara Waterfalls,Dhoni Hills,Silent Valley National Park these are the best trekking spots in kerala
In karnataka these are the best spots for trekking Ramanagaram, Brahmagiri, Skandagiri, savandurga,Madhugiri,Bheemeshwari,shivagange,Mullyangiri
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You can book a hotel or camp at desert at jaisalmer...its best in India...or can go for some hiking..like kedarkantha or triund or har ki dhun
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If you're looking for an authentic and less crowded experience in the Amazon, you might want to consider the following tips: Choose a less popular region: The Amazon is vast, and there are many areas that are less crowded and touristy. Instead of heading to the most popular spots like Manaus, consider exploring smaller, more remote towns along the Amazon River. Book with a small, local tour operator: There are many small, local tour operators that can take you on an authentic Amazon experience. Look for companies that have a sustainable approach and are committed to protecting the environment and local communities. Choose a slower pace: Rather than trying to cram in as many activities as possible, opt for a slower pace and spend more time in one area. This will give you a chance to immerse yourself in the local culture and observe the wildlife in a more natural setting. Go during the low season: The Amazon is less crowded during the low season, which is typically from December to May. The weather may be wetter during this time, but you'll have more of the region to yourself. Be flexible: The Amazon is a dynamic environment, and things can change quickly. Be prepared to adjust your itinerary as needed and be open to unexpected experiences. With these tips in mind, you can plan a trip to the Amazon that is both authentic and less touristy.
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UpvoteCommentI want to know the best route from puri via chitrakoot falls to MATHURA u.p
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Manoj Samaria
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If u are comfortable with the train journey then You should first come from PURI to KATNI (MP) by train then
second from KATNI to CHITRAKOOT by train then finally from CHITRAKOOT to MATHURA by train. The journey i suggested, you can get the direct train for all routes as i told above.
This is the best for you make your trip by selecting date and take reservation for the train.
I hope it will help you...
HAPPY JOURNEY 👍👍
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Well I guess you probably know how to take precautions during this outbreak... the question is will you be able to enjoy your time with freedom of mind, without having such concerns. If no than you definitely should visit. if "yes" than you should reconsider it. Because you don't want your holidays to be spent in fear of some deadly spreading virus.
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Hey Roadside Traveller! I have found something for you on Tripoto. Hopefully this link should help you. Can't help you much with finding company though... Stay safe! https://www.tripoto.com/trip/when-i-coloured-the-blue-city-celebrating-jodhpur-6940
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Hello. I can suggest a few places in Bengal, and Sikkim that are pretty low cost and very beautiful. Let me know if you're interested.
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Rajasthan is a good option.Check out our Jaipur vlog which shows some of the beautiful places which you can visit for free(No entry fee) https://youtu.be/w7Qu8k46cwU
UpvoteCommentHi everyone. planning to go kunzum pass. is it open this time.
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Manoj Samaria
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Last year it is opened in the first week of June but due to heavy snow entire Himalayas it takes time to open this year.
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Which will be the best hangout place for bachelors in South India? must be a safe !
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Naivedya Mohanty
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1. Coorg 2. Thekkady
3. Kodaikana
4. Andaman and Nicobar 5. Wayanad
6. Gokarna
7. Alappuzha (Alleppey)
8. Pondicherry
9. Hampi
10. Munnar
11. Varkala
UpvoteCommentVagamon in Kerala is a awesome.Its offbeat, serene and unexplored.You can stay in Vagamon Zostel which is vibrant and best for bachelors.Checkout our Vagamon Zostel vlog:https://youtu.be/REsC8E9EgjY
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Do not combine Leh and Spiti. Spiti by itself needs around 6-7 days. As for Leh, there are enough rentals available in the town itself, ensure you get a relatively new motorcycle. If you still want to visit Spiti, you need to head to Manali from where you can either rent a motorcycle or a taxi. Motorcycles/taxis from Leh aren't allowed in Himachal Pradesh. 1. Itinerary for Leh:
Leh (2 nights) - Nubra valley (2 nights) - Panamik (optional) - Pangong (1 night) - Leh - Tso Moriri (optional) - Leh
Recommending 2 nights in Leh so you get acclimatized to the height considering you will be directly flying there. Also you need a day to apply for ILP and the other day for local sighseeing. You can stay in Nubra for 1 night only if you don't plan on visiting Thang (LOC). But it may not be enough if you are unfortunate to encounter landslides on the way, hence 2 nights. 2. You need a BSNL postpaid sim card in Leh, none of the others work. You can buy the sim card in Delhi, usually will take a day to get activated.
UpvoteCommentHi Karan. I found a detailed guide on Tripoto on how to cover Leh and Spiti. Click on the link to read. Hope you find what you need. https://www.tripoto.com/trip/go-goa-gone-577214df98ada
UpvoteCommentAny idea about things to do in Mussoorie and Rishikesh with hotels/hostel to stay?
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Anisha
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In rishikesh you can do so many things like trekking, camping ,rafting and bungy jumping and some good hostels are hipostal, art bliss and zostal.
UpvoteCommentIn mussoorie you can Trek to George Everest and visit company bagh, kempty falls and lal tibba.
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