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Best place to visit during December

13 ResponsesNov 25, 2019 1:58 PM •

Ashutosh Jha

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Ashutosh Jha

Manali

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V R

Varala, Vagamon, wayanad all are best and the most beautiful part is alleppey in December

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Anyone from Prayagraj up

2 ResponsesNov 25, 2019 1:37 PM •

Abhishek Kanwal

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Rajan Choudhary

UP West ( Muzaffarnagar )

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Indic Traveler

Yes, I am

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Hey guys.. pls suggest me how to reach diglipur from Port Blair.

2 ResponsesNov 25, 2019 12:37 PM •

Manoj

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TANIYA GHOSH

Either by road or ship

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Unfame Traveller

By road is the best option...

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Hi friends...I am planning to travel in month of march for 4-5 days ....suggest me some places where the weather is cool

7 ResponsesNov 25, 2019 11:37 AM •

Vamsi Malladi

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deepak arya

U can visit hill station lyk nainital and kausani....these location can covered completly within 3-4 days..in naintal lots of places which csn memorable to u..so if u love travelling mountains..these two location are perfect for you...in kausani snow is visible in summers also as himalyas are jst in frnt of kausani..please pre-book your stay cuz lotz of tourist are all the time these places....hope it helps you..happy journey...😊

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shruti

Hi Vamsi, Each corner of the country has hill stations that are ideal for a summer getaway. In North India, you can go to the popular hill stations in Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh. Places like Ooty, Kodaikanal, Coorg, Chikmagalur and Munnar are cool cities in South India too. Some of the best holiday destinations are nestled in the Northeast, so you can also plan a trip to Darjeeling, Sikkim or Meghalaya. Hope this helped!

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Need information trip to Lakshadweep you can ask with me

2 ResponsesNov 25, 2019 11:19 AM •

Hasanul Benna KI

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Aditya Mahajan

Check whether you get a permission to go on vacation on Lakshwadeep. I think its not allowed for general public for visiting.

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Dr. Yadwinder Singh

Ok 👌

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I'm sharing worth posts but I'm not getting views!! it's quite sad

1 ResponseNov 25, 2019 11:13 AM •

Ranjith Kumar (Travelblogger)

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ArchanaRT

Keep sharing

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How to get more views of my gallery?

1 ResponseNov 25, 2019 11:10 AM •

Ranjith Kumar (Travelblogger)

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raman paul

You need to post traveling video and photo also but quality must be good and mention your place starting point to destination

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How to convince your mom that going on a solo trip as a female is completely safe in India ?

4 ResponsesNov 25, 2019 11:00 AM •

Neeti Desai

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Tejaswi N Rao

Hey Neeti, Thats actually a difficult question to answer, maybe you can start with a location which your mom is very familiar with and once you build her trust, you can explore other places. Good day, Cheers !!

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shruti

Hey, Parents, especially in India, can be super over protective. Even though it comes from a place of love and concern, it can prevent us from being independent and self-reliant individuals. Solo travelling is therefore really important! Internet has been a helpful tool for female travellers to let their loved ones know that it's okay to travel alone. There are lots of solo female travellers out there who openly share their experiences that you could share with your mom. A genuine and successful example is Shivya Nath, who has been travelling alone for years. Look within your social circles too; you might find some role models that could influence your mom's decision about letting you travel alone. Keep sharing inspiring and positive stories about solo travel with her (if she keeps seeing the negative news and nothing positive, it's unlikely for her to feel confident about you travelling alone). Attaching a few helpul articles below! Other than that, take small steps and give her some time and space to get used to the idea of you travelling alone too. You can suggest going for a one day trip initially, and then suggest longer trips. To get started, you can also go alone with a reliable travel group. As I mentioned, since parents generally don't allow their daughters to travel alone as they're anxious about their safety, you can assure them that you will keep them informed about your whereabouts. Share your location or check in every once in a while via call or text so that they don't worry. Hope this helped!!

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2 more answers by Madhukiranreddy Bannuru & 1 others →

Suggest a north east backpacking tour for about 8 days

3 ResponsesNov 25, 2019 10:15 AM •

vedant gurav

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pramanik.sajal

Visiting Sikkim or Arunachal Pradesh will be better for a 8 days long tour.

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ArchanaRT

Visit Meghalaya or Sikkim. Explore the nature beauty of India

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Any one tell me, what is the traveling cost of Vietnam inculding flights?

3 ResponsesNov 25, 2019 9:53 AM •

lovely prathi

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I've been to Vietnam in January this year and it cost me around 50k for 15 days including flights. DM for itinerary and any info about Vietnam.

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अजय ठाकुर

Book your ticket via VitJet app, they have good discount going on. for Vietnam you have to have at least 500 to 600 USD for 7 Days. if planned well.

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Anyone share trip for rajasthan

2 ResponsesNov 25, 2019 9:34 AM •

Manjeet Naik

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Ninaad Salvi

I'll share it but please give me details of how many days trip u want and ur estimate I'll suggest you itenary best for you... please provide your days of trip, estimate,how many people u are going for trip...etc...then I'll give u best itenary

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Audrija Choudhury

We have recently been to rajasthan. it took us 10 days and we had covered Jaipur, chittaurgarh, udaipur, mount Abu, Jaisalmer, and then back to Jaipur. you can check my trips in my profile

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Any one can share their experiences of Tungnaath trek ? How much it cost actually?

2 ResponsesNov 25, 2019 9:26 AM •

Nishant Gupta

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Shivam Joshi

Go to chopta and start following the trail ,you can come back same day as well...no such expense is required ....no need of joining any tour company ...you can do it free

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Sudhanshu Rawat

The only cost you have to pay if you take stay in Chopta otherwise the trek from Chopta to Tungnath is completely free and you don't have to pay a single penny for that. Last year I was there with my friends during Diwali time. The trek to Tungnath is easy but trek on snow is quite difficult, so make sure carry proper trekking shoes. https://www.bizarexpedition.com/blog-places-to-visit-near-chopta

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Which place should be visited in north east in the month of June.. Sikkim or Meghalaya?

7 ResponsesNov 25, 2019 8:54 AM •

Aarti Soni Baheti

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aashish

Try to Meghalaya Sikkim is easily reachable

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SinghA

We recently did Meghalaya trip in November. Meghalaya comes to life during the monsoon with its numerous waterfalls and greenlands.

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Hey everyone, I have a trek at the month of December to Kedarkantha. So this is going to my first ever trek, so I want to know the basic things which must be carried (excluding the gears for the trek) ti sustain a week over there, the necessaties.

10 ResponsesNov 25, 2019 8:18 AM •

Naseeb Ali

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Vini Darbar

Carry warm clothes Two bottles of 1L each Carry Dry fruits and milk chocolate bcoz its high altitude u can suffer high altitude sickness so its better to carry it whenever you start walking or climbing just keep it in your pocket Toilet paper as toilet and water won't be much available over there. Carry kapur ( camphor which is used in pooja n which is square in shape it just tie it in handkerchief while climbing and keep it handy because in high altitude there will be less oxygen so there will be breathing problem so if you smell it frequently it will be easy to breathe) Mouth wash Hand wash Relief spray Your medicine Socks, Hand gloves One pair of sandals or slippers so you can wear while you want to walk around your camping site. Torch Match box for safer side Power bank .

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Nishant Gupta

Hello. Undoubtedly, Kedarkanth trek is one of the best winter trekking of India. It is moderate to steep and heavy snow fall can also make it a little bit difficult. But as a reward you be will be able to see some breathtaking Himalayan views. Some tips according to my experience are: 1. You should not be obese, Your BMI really matter, especially at high altitude. You can practice at home by walking 4-5 km daily before your trek begin. 2. Boost your stamina, by eating health food stuff. 3. You will going to face extreme skin dryness so don't forget to carry a cold cream and sun screen too, as sun rays quite sharp at high altitude. 3. Carry some candies and dry fruits with you. protein bar, chocolates are also good to reduce fatigue and weakness. 4. remain in group if possible. 5.Keep backpack light as much as possible, you should carry a light rain coat, your gadgets like mobile chargers, earphones, extra mobile, torch and shawl (it will protect you in harsh weather) . 6. Drinking water usually safe at high altitude, but you can carry your own bottle, don't drink too much water. 7. Follow and prefer footprints for safe trek, A stick is recommended to ease trekking, it will also protect against wild animals sometime.

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My trip to Thailand is from Jan11 to Jan20. I will reach Phuket at 8pm on 11th Jan and return flight ticket is from Bangkok on 20th Jan 8PM.I have planned 3days at Phuket and 3days at bangkok.where can I plan for balance 3days.Helo me out.

8 ResponsesNov 25, 2019 7:31 AM •

Arvind Kumar

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Wandering Monk

Add Koh Samui or Krabi. Logistically Krabi will be simpler but Koh Samui is more beautiful in my view.

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Riyanka Roy

Hey Arvind, you can surely travel to Krabi or Koh Phi Phi. You'll find speedboats from Phuket for both these places.

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I need some local travel agent contact for booking the govt ferry at andaman. If anyone knows any travel agent over there pelase help.

1 ResponseNov 25, 2019 7:14 AM •

Rutwa Somani

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Https://trip.experienceandamans.com/ferry/government-ferry.html http://andamanocean.in/ visit these links for their contact details Happy Travelling...

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Anyone please let me know visiting time at Synagogue and Dutch Palace? Is Saturday closed?

1 ResponseNov 25, 2019 6:51 AM •

Lloyd DMello

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Unfame Traveller

If you mean Dutch Palace, Kochi then yes it remain closed on Saturdays. The timing for Rest of the days are 9:45-1 & 2-4:45

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Which one is the best option to book half day desert safari at Jaisalmer (without night stay) with hotel pick and drop?

3 ResponsesNov 25, 2019 6:17 AM •

Carpe Diem ~ P@¥@L

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aashish

Go with your own vehicle then, Every hotel/resort.camp has tied with locals

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SinghA

There are numerous cabs ready to go to the camp site at the railway station. Talk to them and book a deal.

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What are the best places to stay in Bhutan? budget hotels preferably

2 ResponsesNov 25, 2019 6:06 AM •

Dhairya Jaiswal

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Riyanka Roy

Hi Dhairya, where in Bhutan are you traveling to? Thimphu, Paro, Punakha are the most popular places where people usually travel to, but you can also go to Haa Valley, Bumthang and other places as well. Here are some options for staying, but since you've not specified your destination, I'm not sure if you'll find something suitable or not. Otherwise, you can check out on our website for more options!