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Hi, Raj!
Just pack your bags and leave. You have only one life.
This trip will help you plan: https://www.tripoto.com/trip/round-the-world-5-5783
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Hi Raj, For traveling the world, you could start by first saving. For that you can start FD's, RD's and invest in mutual funds(if your goal is long term to travel the World). Once you have saved enough money or taken a personal loan, you can either take a 1 year sabatical from your day job or leave it to travel full time. You can start searching cheap flights ans cheap accommodation like couch surfing or travelers hostels. On road, you can do hitch-hiking to get to places and do free activites like (hiking, trekking, cliff jumping, swimming in ponds, camping).
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How do you want to explore the place? Trek, explore religious places or hillstations?
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Yes, you can go for valley of flower in first week of june and make sure you carry warm clothes. You can reach there from rishikesh via bus or cab to reach Joshimath. There are lot of places you can plan and visit nearby. I am also leaving for 10 day trek to kedarnath and valley of flower in first week of june. You guys can join
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If you wish to go to Goa with me, you can follow me first on Tripoto and then drop in a message in my Inbox: https://www.tripoto.com/profile/prateekfigo But if you are serious about exploring the best of Goa, this itinerary will help you with everything: https://www.tripoto.com/trip/things-to-do-in-goa-tourism-itinerary
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Hi, Sumit! It can actually cost as less as Rs. 10,000 if you plan in advance. Refer to this trip for details: https://www.tripoto.com/trip/kolkata-jaigaon-paro-thimpu-wangdue-56b0f1284ab73
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Hello Sumit! Bhutan is really a beautiful country. The trip here will be full experiences and moments for lifetime. Refer to this link for further details -
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/bhutan-hello-happiness-5908929ba3ec0
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What is the best time to visit Kerala since weather is so hot and humid
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Apoorv Nag
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Here is an interesting infographic that can help you decide where to visit in Kerala during different seasons - https://in.pinterest.com/pin/398850110720396604/
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UpvoteCommentAnyone interested to go for Valley of Flowers trek in July independently?
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Disha Kapkoti
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Hey Disha, My friends and I are going to VOF in July 3rd week. You probably can join us. Ping!
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I personally feel that 15 days it too less to explore both the regions. My suggestion would be to concentrate on one region at a time. When I went to Spiti last year, I entered through Shimla and covered the Kinnaur Valley as well on the way to Spiti. The Shimla - Sangla - Kalpa - Kaza - Manali route is beautiful too. However, if you want to go to Leh you need not ascend the Rohtang pass and move towards Leh from Gramphu.
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Hey 15 days is quite less, it will be quite difficult to manage in 15 days!!
we managed to pull DELHI - LEH - DELHI in 12 days which became a quite hectic schedule..!! before planning your itinerary check out the best time to visit for Spiti Valley and Leh.. Monsoons here are quite rough.. Traffic and congestions might upset your plans..!!
You can visit the http://devilonwheels.com for itineraries, they have a balanced one.
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I suggest you visit Hampi, a fabled lost city packed with a high pile of boulders, rambling ruins and verdant banana plantations. To know more about Hampi, you can read my blog.
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/8-reasons-why-hampi-is-so-much-more-than-just-ruins-58b560c57b08a
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You can self plan this trip by taking tips from some of the itineraries available here. Here's one. https://www.tripoto.com/trip/indonesia-itinerary
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Hi Pallav,
Could you please tell me where you'll be starting from? And the number of people who'll be travelling?
Thanks
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It really depends on your level of comfort and the time of the year. Food, Stay and a rental bike on per day basis around August can be anything between 2k per day to 5k per day depending on your choice of services
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Hi! Homestays in Araku are not widely available for online booking. But do check out this article by another solo female traveller: https://www.tripoto.com/trip/araku-valley-the-perfe-568a4afe14b14
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Goa in august is fine,but do keep in mind that it will be hotter during august.
Indoor places will be fine but outside you will not feel as comfortable as one can be during months like february.
Feb according to me is best time to visit goa, pleasant weather, decent crowd and somewhat economical.
UpvoteCommentHi Amit, Goa should be fine in August. The average temperature would be 28 degrees.
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Nature Zone Resort have one of the best tree house in the country. Must visit place for couples!
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Hi Ankit. I don't think so. Your body weight shouldn't be a problem unless you weigh more than 180kg. Paragliding is more about being mentally strong physically, you don't need to be very fit. I did a round of paragliding with a decently overweight friend in Bir Billing, and he faced no problems. We were both a bit scared, but that was the only barrier. If you are still unsure, though, you can always call up a few agencies who organise paragliding in Bir Billing and check with them. Hope this helps.
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Yes it is. But it is also dependent on the pilots. Generally stronger and well built pilots will go with people with higher weights. I tell from experience since I got switched with a much heavier guy and my pilot was quite strong. If you are anywhere between 80-100, shouldn't be a huge problem.
UpvoteCommentWhat are the best things to do/must visit places in Rajasthan in a 4N5D trip?
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akanksha katyan
AnswerWishlist (1)Hi Akanksha, Here are the top places in India you can choose to go: https://goo.gl/8rRWHk You can checkout this trip to plan your travel: https://goo.gl/5QcEa8 And don't forget to share your own marvellous travel story with us here- https://www.tripoto.com/trips/create If you want a package for Rajasthan, fill in the details and our travel experts will get to you- https://www.tripoto.com/tour-packages/rajasthan Keep exploring!
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Hi Akanksha.
4N5D duration is narrow for rajasthan, believe me even 1 month is not enough. anyways u select a region in rajasthan to get around in 4n5d.
if u r going for the first time then u can go to Jaipur-Ajmer-Bhanghard, but if u want a complete package of heritage n nature then u can follow this Udaipur-MountAbu
3N3D udaipur and 1N2D (including traveling) Mount Abu. if u want to enjoy Camel ride on sand n camping with taste of rajasthan then jodhpur n Bikaner.
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Hi Kaustubh, Peak Season to visit Switzerland is from June to September, when the country welcomes the summers. Many local festivals take place during this season. You can read more here: https://goo.gl/5GnNYS And if you do go to Switzerland dont forget to share your own marvellous travel story with us here- https://www.tripoto.com/trips/create Keep exploring!
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