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Best places in Dehradun ????

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Buddha temple ( monestry) , robers cave ( gucchu paani) , sahastra dhara, tapkeshwar mahadev temple, mussurie, lachiwala etc. places you can look for if you are in dehradun 🙏
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Tibetan Buddhist Temple Chetwoode Hall (Indian Military Academy) Shiv Mandir
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Enjoyment in assisted group tours (many tour operators organise group tours for different segments) is different, you make friends with strangers and some of them may become even life time friends.
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Go for Group tours provided by different travel agents you get to see the world with strangers and perhaps become friends
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I think it's better to google interesting places. or buy a ready-made essay
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Maybe there really is someone who knows the options. I think this is a normal question. Although essay buy is also a good option. That's only if there is money for it)) Well, or maybe the person himself wants to write.
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During winter months of November to February, you can also go in December and January but there can be a severe variation in temperatures during the day and the night.
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Nov to Mid March
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Go with the flow
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Research everything, plan nothing Unplug (but not too much!) Panic button Note everything Pack what you think you need, then halve it Act like a local Take your own pictures Arrive early in a new destination Be aware of your surroundings
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Hotel, Sightseeing nd Eating plus shopping..
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Right from mode of transport, followed by stay, sightseeing, food and shopping your expenses range between 20k to 25k for 4 days. The cost varies based on transport and place of stay. Tripoto organises trips to Manali and Shimla, link sharing below just in case it might be suitable for your travel.. https://www.tripoto.com/himachal-pradesh/tour-packages/shimla-manali-chandigarh-budget-package-165450338256 https://www.tripoto.com/himachal-pradesh/tour-packages/unexplored-himachal-shimla-manali-with-narkanda-jibhi-thirthan-and-kasol-165261773703
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You should go to Rishikesh with your family.
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Uttrakhand Himachal Pradesh
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You can creat blog on different travel blog sites such as tripoto YouTube Instagram and other plateforms... then you upload your best photos and explore that place for others.... in this manner if you become popular.. or your friends following increase..... then you'll get something.. ...
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You can wrote Travel articles on Tripoto Blogs on YouTube for Earn money
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Andaman and Lakshadweep if you are looking for budget options then Pondicherry
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Andaman nd Nicobar
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Because kerala has different terrain and climate if you need hill stations or natural beauty like water falls, mountains, trekking points,lakes, rivers etc we have number of options for that. munnar, wayanad, Athirappally, thekkady, suryanelli, wagamon, and lot. each and every location has different nature beauty. or if you need Beaches we have amazing beaches also varkala cliff beach, kovalam beach, india's only drive in beach muzhuppilangadi beach and more or do you want culture or historical spot also we have lot of option for it jew street, palace's, fort cochin, world richest temple pathmanabha swami temple, and lot of places like that. or do you want back water life we have alleppy, kumarakam, monroe and more and this place has house boat life too NOW YOU TELL ME KERALA IS AMAZING ISN'T IT?
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Because of nature .
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This time of the year, as it's hot in most of the places, try hill stations.
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If you love mountains, then visiting Himachal or Uttrakhand should definitely be on your list. however, if you are looking for some quiet, while enjoying your time in the serene Himalayan foothills, I would recommend visiting Shangarh near Kullu. you can check my bolg or DM me if you want to know more about that place.
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The best time to visit Jaisalmer is between October and March, when the temperature in this culture-rich place is between 10°c to 27°c. Being a desert city, winter is the best season to visit Jaisalmer as the sun is perfect for all the sightseeing that the place is famous for.
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During Winter season
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Gujarat is a land of diverse landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture, offering plenty of unique experiences beyond the usual tourist attractions. Here are some ideas to consider for your exploration: Off the beaten path: Rann of Kutch: Witness the stark beauty of the white salt desert, especially during the vibrant Rann Utsav with its cultural extravaganza. Camp under the starry sky, witness handicrafts, and experience traditional music and dance. Patan and Rani ki Vav: Immerse yourself in the history of Patan, known for its exquisite Patola silk sarees and the UNESCO World Heritage site, Rani ki Vav, an intricately carved stepwell. Learn about the ancient dyeing techniques and admire the craftsmanship of the weavers. Stepwells of Gujarat: Venture beyond Rani ki Vav and explore the network of intricately designed stepwells scattered across the state. These architectural marvels offered water and served as community spaces in times gone by. Some notable ones include Adalaj Stepwell, Dada Harir stepwell, and Zanzari stepwell. Pirotana Island: Birdwatchers' paradise, Pirotan Island boasts a sanctuary for migratory birds. Spend some time amidst the diverse avian life and enjoy the serene island atmosphere. Palitana and Jain Temples: Climb the 3,850 steps to the hilltop city of Palitana, home to numerous ornate Jain temples. Witness the unique architecture and immerse yourself in the spiritual atmosphere. Unique experiences: Attend the International Kite Festival: During January, watch the skies of Ahmedabad come alive with a kaleidoscope of colors as participants from around the world fly kites in this vibrant festival. Visit a Gir lion sanctuary: Embark on a safari in Gir National Park to spot the majestic Asiatic lions in their natural habitat. This is the only place in the world where these lions roam freely. Witness the ancient Tulabhara ritual: In Dwarka, observe the unique tradition of Tulabhara, where devotees weigh themselves against silver, gold, or other commodities and donate the equivalent weight to the temple as an offering. Take a camel ride on the Gomti River: In Dwarka, enjoy a scenic camel ride along the banks of the Gomti River, offering a unique perspective of the city and surrounding landscapes. Dine at a "Khavad": Experience the Gujarati way of life by enjoying a traditional “Khavad,” a communal dining space serving delicious vegetarian cuisine on large leaves. Bonus tip: For an immersive experience, consider learning some basic Gujarati phrases before your trip. This will go a long way in connecting with the locals and enriching your interactions. Remember, this is just a glimpse of the unique things to explore in Gujarat. There are countless other experiences waiting to be discovered, depending on your interests and preferences. Don't hesitate to ask if you have any specific areas of interest, and I can provide more tailored suggestions. Happy exploring!
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Exploring thе Vibrancy of Gujarat: Unmissablе Gеms 1. Rann of Kutch: A Whitе Dеsеrt Wondеrland Thе Rann of Kutch, thе world's largеst salt dеsеrt, is a surrеal еxpеriеncе. Visit during thе Rann Utsav for a cultural еxtravaganza amidst thе whitе еxpansе. 2. Gir National Park: Encountеr Asiatic Lions Gir is thе only placе outsidе Africa whеrе you can spot Asiatic lions in thе wild. An еnthralling safari awaits naturе еnthusiasts. 3. Ahmеdabad's Hеritagе Walk: Timе Travеl in thе Old City Embark on a Hеritagе Walk in Ahmеdabad to witnеss thе architеctural marvеls of thе old city, including thе pols (traditional Gujarati housing clustеrs). 4. Sabarmati Ashram: Gandhiji's Sanctum Discovеr thе tеachings of Mahatma Gandhi at thе Sabarmati Ashram in Ahmеdabad. Gain insights into India's strugglе for indеpеndеncе. 5. Modhеra Sun Tеmplе: Architеctural Splеndor Marvеl at thе Modhеra Sun Tеmplе's intricatе architеcturе and soak in thе spiritual vibеs surrounding this anciеnt placе of worship. 6. Dwarka: Thе Sacrеd City Explorе Dwarka, a city stееpеd in mythology and rеligion. Visit thе Dwarkadhish Tеmplе and takе a stroll along thе sacrеd Gomti Ghat. 7. Palitana Tеmplеs: A Pilgrimagе on Shatrunjaya Hill Ascеnd thе Shatrunjaya Hill to witnеss thе divinе Palitana Tеmplеs, an important pilgrimagе sitе for Jains with ovеr 800 tеmplеs. 8. Vibrant Gujarati Cuisinе: A Culinary Odyssеy Indulgе your tastе buds in Gujarati cuisinе known for its divеrsе flavors. Don't miss out on dhokla, thеpla, and thе dеlightful strееt food scеnе. 9. Saputara: Hill Station Charm in Gujarat Escapе to Saputara, thе only hill station in Gujarat. Enjoy panoramic viеws, boat ridеs on thе lakе, and thе cool climatе. 10. Shopping Extravaganza in Ahmеdabad's Markеts Expеriеncе thе vibrant markеts of Ahmеdabad, likе Law Gardеn and Sindhi Markеt, for traditional tеxtilеs, handicrafts, and vibrant strееt shopping.
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For Solo Trip If you love Mountains Shimla Narkanda Tirthan Valley Jibhi Spiti Valley If you love Heritage Agra Gwalior Hampi Mahabalipuram Ajana Ellora Caves if you love Desert Jaisalmer Bikaner Jodhpur
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Traveling solo can be an enriching experience, allowing you the freedom to explore at your own pace and immerse yourself in new surroundings. Here are the top five tourist places in India that are ideal for solo travelers: Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir: Known for its breathtaking landscapes, high-altitude mountain passes, and serene monasteries, Ladakh is a haven for solo travelers seeking adventure and solitude. Explore the dramatic terrain of Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake, and the monasteries of Thiksey and Hemis. Goa: Goa's laid-back vibe, stunning beaches, and vibrant nightlife make it a popular destination for solo travelers. Whether you're seeking relaxation on the beach, water sports activities, or exploring Portuguese architecture and local cuisine, Goa offers something for everyone. Pondicherry (Puducherry): Pondicherry's French colonial charm, tranquil beaches, and spiritual atmosphere make it an ideal destination for solo travelers looking for introspection and relaxation. Explore the French Quarter, indulge in yoga and meditation, or simply wander through the colorful streets of the old town. Sikkim: Nestled in the Himalayas, Sikkim offers mesmerizing landscapes, diverse culture, and warm hospitality. Solo travelers can trek through lush forests, visit Buddhist monasteries like Rumtek and Pemayangtse, and experience the unique blend of Tibetan, Nepalese, and Bhutia cultures. Meghalaya: Known as the "abode of clouds," Meghalaya is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts. Solo travelers can explore the living root bridges of Cherrapunji, trek to the scenic Nohkalikai Falls, and immerse themselves in the rich tribal culture of the Khasi and Garo communities. These destinations offer a mix of adventure, culture, and natural beauty, making them perfect for solo travelers seeking unforgettable experiences. Whether you're exploring ancient monasteries in Ladakh or unwinding on the beaches of Goa, each destination has something unique to offer.
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Summer is Goa is not the best time for beach hopping. You can plan your vacation around the festivals in this season. Here's a list you'd be interested in, https://www.tripoto.com/trip/festival-calendar-of-goa-578dc0fa3ffe3
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Take lot of Sun screen lotion Avoid beaches during afternoon time Night parties will be awsome during that period Also evening at beach side will be awsome
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It's historical city. Famous for one of "kumbhmela" location from India. Part of Ramayana history. Also famous for temples. Lots of places around 60 kms area in Nashik where you can do camping and trekking. One place called "pattafort" is nice for camping and startrail :)
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I hope you have made your trip. It would be helpful for travellers if you share the travel details: 1.Route 2.Transportation 3.Weather 4.Budget 5.Places to see 6.Tips for travellers etc. Happy travelling.
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Europe.. v easy to commute and buzzing so that u dont feel lonely
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Nepal: For Culture, Nature and Adventure.
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I am not really sure what you mean by travel solo with some groups. Can you please rephrase your question?
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You can join our groups as a solo traveler. In every 2 months we go to Himachal pradesh with 30 to 40 solo travellers. You can check our trip here: http://happyjourney.co.in/tour/tour_detail/37
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