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Hey, just back from Varanasi 2 weeks back. I'd suggest on day 1, opt for an early morning ganga aarti, at 5 30, along with a boat ride and sunrise. we stayed at HosteLavie so we got the package at 300 per head. avoid evening boat rides, as it's too crowded. Visit the temples, have the prasad at Annapurna temple. walk into the narrow lanes, just wander. have puri sabzi at the stalls. and jalebi. keep a day for the temples and the ghats. next day you could do Sarnath, monkey temple, benaras university. experience the vibe at the ghats. it's the best.
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Yu Will Get 4K Easily and You Visits Lots of Places in Varansi
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I wish i could do that but for a solo girl there comes far more issues :(
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Itinerary for Nepal?

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Which part west or east? If you wanna explore Annapurna Range & Wildlife Sanctuary you go west. If you wanna enter into Everest Region from Kathmandu then you go east. From Delhi you will find a direct flight to kahtmandu. 13K INR for a return ticket. Further you can use public or private transport in Nepal as per your convenience
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Please let me know this too.
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Firstly you should decide which place you want to stay, north Goa is party hub and South Goa is peaceful. you can check different affordable resorts too. They are really good.
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Grand Hayat , Grand Central ITC
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There are a few places that are too beautiful to miss in Nagaland. Dzukou Valley, Dzuleke village, Khonoma village, and Mon and Longwa villages. The itinerary I'd advise is: Day 1: Arrive in Kohima by afternoon at the latest and head to Zakhama and stay overnight. Day 2: Trek to Dzukou valley and star gaze at night. Day 3: Trek back to Zakhama and head to Kohima. Stay overnight. Day 4: Make your way to Khonoma. Stay overnight. Day 5: Explore Khonoma village and immerse yourself in the culture. Day 6: Enjoy your day in Khonoma and return to Kohima by night. Stay overnight. Day 7: Relax in Kohima and then move to your next destination. If you want to visit Mon village, you'll need atleast 3-4 extra days as the road to Mon is really bad so it takes 12-14 hours to reach there. It you can take the time out, you must definitely do it and visit Longwa. Hope you have a great trip in Nagaland. Safe travels mate!
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Hi there! nagaland is a beautiful State and truly worth exploring. So i travelled there last year with my kid and explored the Hornbill Festival but that was just one of the highlights of this amazing trip! We started our journey from Dimapur which is the easiest way to enter Nagaland ex Gauhati... this is what our route was: Guwahati>Dimapur>Wokha>Mokokchung>Kohima>Kisama>Khonoma and Jakhama(Villages) >Dimapur>Guwahati. There are also other parts such as Mon and Longwa that you can choose to include in your itinerary, but for a seven day trip I suggest you choose a route that does not have too much internal travel involved(the roads are pretty bad in Nagaland so its better to break your journey and stay longer with only two- three proper destinations and then do day trips to villages in and around. That way you will get time to enjoy the State in all its glory! If you are up for trekking, do not miss the Dzoukou valley trek. I have written a tripoto blog on the same and you can find additional info about my entire trip on my blog at www.backpackindianmama.com https://www.tripoto.com/trip/nagaland-wokha-and-mokokchung-with-kids-the-perfect-travel-guide-5cd405dd9cf0f Have a super time!
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Backpacking would save you lot of money. However you have to bear flight charges.
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By public transport in Turkey
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Bit Cold but yeah its good place. You will find foggy weather. No clear view of towering himalayan peaks So you can may be try your luck in March.
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That would be really chilly but if you are an adventure freak then you should definitely visit this time.
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Kedarkantha Auli - The Best Chopta Manali Shimla - For Leisure Sonmarg Gulmarg Spiti - Lahaul
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AULI - himachal
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Kausani, a hill station in bageshwar district of uttarakhand.
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Khajjiar of Himachal Pradesh
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There are a lot of bike rent outlet in Goa. You may Google for contact numbers and enquiry a few. The rent for a gearless 4 wheeler should be around 400/day.
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Check https://www.rentabike.in They have the best bike rental collection in Goa, You can book online and the service is made available for bike rental in Goa at the airport in Dabolim. Apart from that the site also shows pickup of bike rental in Goa from Panjim and Mapusa Bus Stand and railway stations like Bike on rent at Thivim Railway Station and Madgaon railway Station. Affordable and cheap is also the right way to suggest rent a bike as the best bike rental in Goa.
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Same for me. I think Tripoto is working on some updates for users.
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Hey Deepanshu, tripoto is working on something new, once they announce the results of the ongoing contests, they will come up with the redemption offers, so have patience.
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Hi, Monalisa! Dharamshala experiences cold weather conditions during December, but it's completely safe for solo travellers as the daytime temperatures are pleasant and the views of the surrounding Dhauladhar range are absolutely incredible. You may check out the following link to read more about the experiences of solo travellers in Dharamshala: https://www.tripoto.com/trip/ideal-destination-for-solo-travelers-dharamshala-mcleodganj-and-triund-trek-764229
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Yes, Dharamshala should be safe to travel during December. It gets colder, but is usually brimming with tourists from all over the country. You would definitely enjoy! :)
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Hi, Kishore! It completely depends on what you want to experience, how you wish to travel, and various other factors. In your question, it's not clear whether this budget is for one person or the couple. Yet, there are a number of places in India and abroad where you can go holidaying at this budget. In India, places like Shimla, Manali, Nainital, and northeastern destinations are great to enjoy a romantic holiday in the mountains. Rajasthan and Gujarat can be great destinations if you like to experience a bit of culture with romance. Goa, Kerala, Andaman, Pondicherry, and Lakshadweep are top destinations for couples who love beaches. Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Vietnam can be awesome choices for a romantic holiday if this excluding flights. Besides, you can look for more budget friendly romantic holiday options at this link: https://www.tripoto.com/tour-packages Hope that helps!
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Don't worry at all. You can reach safely and yes, everything is accessible. Enjoy the trip. I have been there during December last year.
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Dear No need to worry!! You have choosen a great place for your new year... Kasool is paradise for solo travellers... Roads are clear and safe even if snowfall is there!! Kasool is small town but you will find lot of trance parties booming music parties... Entry will cost you around 2000 Indian rupees in these kind of events some of them offer unlimited liqure!! But don't forget to book your hotel before 20th of December as mostly hotels and camping tants become around 50 to 60%more expansive... If you are going by your own car or bike you can stay in manikarna that is around 5 kilometers... Staying in manikarna can save your food expanses as there is manikarna gurudwara shahib and the langar is so tasty there.. You can also stay in gurudwara shahib for free(do some seva) there are 300 rooms available....
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