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How to earn credits as I have published my travel photos but didn't receive the one's??
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Hi You need at least 2 days to cover Hampi. you can see my story " How I solo traveled hanpi in one day" for more.
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Try Couchsurfing and post your travels details in Travel groups in Social network.
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I believe the best way is to ride along with someone, who can ride a bike efficiently.
Or else the option of flights exist, but then it would bring the journey to the end too soon.
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An Adhar card would work for you, but a specific permission would be needed prior to the travel if you going to visit some specific tribal areas.
UpvoteCommentNo need for passport or any permission to visit Andaman.. However it is advisable to carry one identity proof so you can carry your Aadhar card.
UpvoteCommentDo I get any transport during late nights from Goa aiport (dabolim)?
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Antony Sampath Kumar Reddy
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Suggestions required on DSLR camera for beginner..budget within 30k
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Puravi Pradhan
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I would like to suggest you that buy a GoPro Hero 6.
cz 30k budget is not sufficient for DSLR.
UpvoteCommentCould you guys please suggest me the best things to do or places to visit in Pondicherry?
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Mack Jamatia
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Hello, Pondicherry is divided into 2 places - French and Tamil Quarters Both have good things to see pomerade
raj bhavan
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Hey, Pondicherry is an amazing place. You can stuff your itinerary with activities or just laze around the place because it's perfect for both. Places - Rock Beach, Paradise Beach, Serenity Beach, Auro Beach, White Town, Auroville, Aurobindo Ashram, Churches and Temples. Food - Café des Arts, Dilliwala, Les Cafe, Café Xtasi, Tantos, Auroville Bakery (A must) and Bread and Chocolate. Shopping - Mission Road, MG Road and Sunday Bazaar. Activities - Surfing, Swim, Walk in Botanical Gardens, Cycle around White Town and go Beach Hopping. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1999905376761936&id=100002274782706 Hope you find it helpful.
UpvoteCommentHi guys,can anyone tell me which will be a better + cheaper place to go - China or S.Korea? Thanks.
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Dreamweaver
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Can anyone suggest me best place for selfcamping and biking in Himachal or in Uttarakhand
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Nishant Tyagi
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Not at all.. have been there and felt nothing like that, u will find a lot of people, its crowded also no one is allowed to stay inside the fort after the sunset..
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Solang Valley, Rani Nallah, Nehru Kind, Old Manali, Rohtang Pass ( you can easily avail taxi from Manali), Hidimba Temple.
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The Goa cruise with private room cost around 7k. But it is worth experiencing. You wont regret it.
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Normally you will receive an email on your registered email id or a notification on your app.. or you can also check the my trips to see if your trip has been published or not..
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Hey!! Brahmatal (February to April) This trek is certainly a snow lover's paradise. The biggest draw in this trek is the remote lake of Brahmatal, which remains frozen in this season. Surrounding the lake are some mighty Himalayan peaks with altitudes of more than 20,000 feet. The Brahmatal peak, at 11,000 feet, is known to offer breathtaking views of Mt Trishul and and Mt Nanda Ghunti, among others. Deoriatal-Chandrashila (March to May) This trek take one up to Deoriatal, a high-altitude lake, followed by a climb up to the beautiful Chandrashila peak at 12,100 feet. The trail leads a trekker through an interesting mix of landscapes, including forests, a wide alpine meadow, lakes, and finally truckloads of snow towards the top. With more 100 species of birds seen on the trail, the trek is a favourite among birders Sandakphu and Phalut (February to May) You can see the great Himalayan peaks on this trekking route. While there's Kanchenjunga on one hand, there are incredible views of Everest, Makalu, Lhotse and Annapurna on the other. One of the most popular treks in India, the trek leads one through a wide variety of forests that include silver firs, rhododendrons, magnolias and lovely large-leaved drumstick primulas, and finally leading up to vast snow-laden fields. Har ki Dun (March to May) Named after the Har ki Dun peak, the trek starts from Taluka, located 12 km from Sankri village in Uttarakhand. The trails leads a trekker through alpine meadows, moraine ridges, glacier basins, pine forests and ancient villages. The biggest takeaways from this trek are some stunning views of the valley and an opportunity to experience the amazing slow-paced local lifestyle. You can also catch glimpses of the rarely found Brahma Kamal flower on this trek. Kedarkantha (March to May) A pine and maple forest, a few beautiful meadows and vast stretches of snow are some of the best things you will come across on this trek. Trekkers are greeted with clear views of Bandarpoonch, Swargarohini, Kala2 Nag and Ranglana peaks, while the night skies are filled with a blanket of stars. Most of the camping on this trekking route is done in the woods and snow. Happy travelling
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Yes if you will go by Cruise and some cruise are there . You can book with all food and games will enjoy their ride. I am not talking about Ferry some smal ferry also there they will say Dolphins were there but its just ferry ride nothing else. So be careful.
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Not really, tripoto gives you discounts, free accommodation and even sometimes free internal transferring but there are some things which they always exclude like airfare or return airfare so make sure you read every single point of inclusion and exclusion before redeem. But it always better to get some discount rather than getting nothing. Happy Travelling and Blogging!!
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