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Which place will be the best in India in July month as it will be raining everywhere ?
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Punit Chhangani
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Yes leh ladhak in north kerala or malnad regions of Karnataka near jog falls. the rain bathed greenery is a feast to the eyes
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I m not so sure about the European part but you can very well do Dubai, Bhutan, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Vietnam, China, Nepal with a budget of 1 lakh if you plan properly and well in advance.
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This video might prove to be helpful for cheap flight booking. https://youtu.be/n0Kve643AUg
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You can book fro goibibo or if you are a student then you can apply student quota on indigo office site and you will get 6% of discount as well as 25kg main luggage handbags weight will remain as it is.
UpvoteCommentCan anyone suggest places to visit in August for 2-3 days and the Itinerary of same?
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Mayank
AnswerWishlistYou can go to munnar, ooty, kodaikanal, hampi, belur, halebidu and mysore. you can cover these places
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Https://www.tripoto.com/trip/9-days-in-enchanting-himalayan-valley-spiti-himachal-pradeshindia-5d159c3c236ca Include shimla / manali and chitkul
Dharamshala- Dalhousie
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Weather is mostly cloudy nowadays with a bit of sunshine, if you were lucky enough. next week, it may receive light rainfall...
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Hi Climate at hampi will be moderate, as it doesn’t rains that’s much. Mostly pleasant and worth visiting
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Depends which destination you want to travel..how many tourists and for how much day
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Hi Jaisalmer alone 4-5days nothing much is there to visit. You can cover places in 2 - 3 days leisurely - Jaisalmer fort, Gadisar lake, Badi Bagh, Sam sand dunes for sunset, Nathmal ki haveli.
You can plan to visit Udaipur/Jaipur/Pushkar/Chittorgarh as well as per your convenience
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Its offseason,you can still visit,but you are going to miss out the fun,so you better plan after september
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It's off season. Though you can have a nice trip within reasonable budget. For itinerary you can refer my blog on Tripoto "Solo Traveller" and Mini Goa
UpvoteCommentSuggest some offbeat destinations from Mumbai for one day trip.
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Akshay Gawde
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Ramoji film city
charminar golkonda fort
salar Jung museum
birla mandir
NTR Gardens
Buddha statue
UpvoteCommentSuggest some hill stations or scenic places/cities to visit in August for 2-3 days.
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BULBUL on the wing
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You can visit Pune in August. In ur 2-3 days u can visit, Lonavala, Tamhini ghat, And Picturesque Lavasa city. There are 4-5 dams around Pune, khadakwasla, Mulshi etc. which are scenic. And also Mahabaleshwar is worth visiting in monsoon.
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Before heading out, please do check the weather & road service report.
Monsoon is a beautiful season to travel to VOF but it also comes with its own limitations.
Check if the amount of rainfall is suitable or not and if there are any landslides on the way or not. You really don't want to ruin your experience by getting stuck on the way!
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Yes road trip is good you can enjoy the sceneric views and will enjoy the nature
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Hi Soumi, That would be safe and awesome. Attached with my comments you can check curated trips by fellow travelers. Please take a look. Thanks!
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That truly depends how you want to explore this beautiful but vast place, i.e on a bike, or SUV, or by local buses. Cheapest way is by bus, but they dont take you to all the places. If you are confident and experienced enough, try to explore on bike, its the best way. Join any such groups, which organised such tours and provide you almost everything from bike to gear to fuel to backup truck and cost around 20-35k. The last way is to hire a cab with a local driver who will also be your guide there. Its the most easiest, comfortable however boring way to explore the place. I said boring because, for some, at some point of just sitting in a car for long hours. Go through this website vargiskhan.com you will get all detailed info about ladhak here.
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I suggest you to travel there in the end of September as flooding, landslides and road blockage is happening right now.
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Is Solo Trip From Manali To Ladakh Good OR What are the Problems Will be facing if we go Solo ???????
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Vijay Kumar T M
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Solo is a task so try going in group because its a long tour, and you need group with you as vehicles also unexpected on this route, take torch, rope, medical kit, extra oil for vehicle, and rain coat for sure..enjoy your tour
UpvoteCommentBest Snowy getaways in Himachal Pradesh/Uttarakhand in December end week?
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Kavya Jain
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There's Auli and Chopta in Uttarakhand . Jalori pass, Shimla, Khajjiar, Triund, Kufri, in Himachal.
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Safe option in Himachal will be manali only but chances of getting snow in december is bit less... Getting to lahaual spiti will be bit risky In Uttarakhand, auli, chopta will be good destination. You may find snow there.
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