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Hey Check this out Kasol and its magic - https://www.tripoto.com/trip/magic-happens-in-kasol-6505?ref=mobwapp&source=awp
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Yes absolutely ok.. travel from your town to Bhuntar in night to save your day.
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Hi Farheen, How many days do you want to go for? You can use Tripoto's Kerala travel guide page to get a better idea - https://www.tripoto.com/travel-guide/kerala. You can also refer to this article - https://www.tripoto.com/trip/kerala-tourist-places-luxury-holidays. Let me know if you require additional information. Thanks,
Varun
UpvoteCommentDo hotels have the legal right to deny entry to unmarried couples?
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Trisha Singh
AnswerWishlist (1)Hey Trisha, I checked with my friends who are lawyers and they say that according to the law, hotels do have a right to reserve admission on any ground, except caste. This means they can discriminate based on their personal moral code, however outdated it may be.
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Hi Trisha , hotels do not have the legal right to deny check in .. read the article 15 of Indian constitution. Denying check in against law..
UpvoteCommentHey Rupam Although I am unaware of the nearby cities which have access to wheel chairs. I can help you with the places in Chennai which are wheelchair accessible. Click on the link for a community by disability rights organisation Equals, Centre for Promotion of Social Justice. https://www.facebook.com/Accessible-places-in-Chennai-1679375722273854/
UpvoteCommentHi Rupam, unfortunately there are not many places around Chennai that are wheelchair accessible. Puducherry is somewhat wheelchair friendly. Some of its attractions like - Shri Aurobindo Ghosh Ashram, Sri Gokilambal Thirukameswar Temple, Le Club and Promenade Beachwalk are wheelchair friendly. Some areas of White Town are car-free which makes it easier to explore on wheelchair. Mahabalipuram has stairs and no ramp making it difficult to visit on wheelchairs.
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Kavya aap Shimla visit karo.......Ghumne me Sirf 500 lgenge......2 din me finish ????
Hotel aap par depend hai koi bhi choose kar lo Goibibo se sabse sasta prega
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Kavya im also planning to go around same time by my own car .. you cn join if ur comfartable ..
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Hi, you can start your Thailand trip in Bangkok. Spend two days in Bangkok visiting the Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew and Khaosan Road for happening nightlife, shopping and local food. Best night clubs in Bangkok are Sugar Club, MIXX Discotheque and THE PIMP CLUB. On the third day, it is best to take a flight from Bangkok to Krabi since by road it takes almost 10 hours. Spend two days exploring Railay Beaches and Caves, Thung Teao Forest Natural Park and Phi Phi Islands in Krabi. Best clubs in Krabi are Ao Nang Center Point, Amy's Bar and Boogie Bar. On the fifth day, you can take a taxi (2-3 hours), bus (3 hours) or ferry (2 hours) from Krabi to Phuket. Enjoy your last couple of days in Phuket before heading back home. Phuket highlights are Kata Noi Beach, Karon View Point and Naka Night Market. Best clubs in Phuket are Illuzion, Hollywood and Tai Pan.
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There were several packages from different dealers. The best way to travel is by air. The cost per person may vary according to the dealers. But my opinion it may take 20K per person
UpvoteCommentHi, the best time to travel to Maldives is from December to April. Maldives could cost anywhere from Rs. 3,500 (budget traveling) to Rs.5,000+ (luxury traveling) per day for two people. Maldives issues a 30-day stamp on arrival to Indian citizens. I recommend you check the political situation there before visiting. As of now, it's a bit iffy. For complete information on Maldives please check out the following article - https://www.tripoto.com/trip/things-to-do-in-maldives-tourism-itinerary
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Hi Utkarsh, I recently visited New York and have written all about it. Do check it out. https://www.tripoto.com/trip/a-new-york-minute-5b859145040dd
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/the-new-york-view-the-skyline-5b8593e5d1e8a
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/eat-eat-and-repeat-5b858bb66e37d And you should also visit Brooklyn while in New York https://www.tripoto.com/trip/hello-brooklyn-5b85546190c70 Hope these help you plan your trip.
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Follow the link below.
https://www.planetware.com/tourist-attractions-/new-york-city-us-ny-nyc.htm
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Yeah if u r a single guy then u can book a hostel in Goa which will cost u less than 500 per day...
Upvote (1)CommentWhich are the helpful android apps for the tour of EU countries?
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Aniket Bindu
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Hi Aniket! Two of the commonly used but helpful Apps are Google Translate and Uber. Besides, there are few other apps as well which might prove helpful while travelling across the countries, interacting with locals, exploring cities :- GoEuro - To search and book flights, trains, and buses in 12 different countries across Europe.
TheFork - It has more than 30,000 restaurants in 10 European countries.
Pretty Streets - It provides detailed walking itineraries through various cities.
Monument Tracker - To Learn about well-known monuments and hidden historic gems in 60 cities.
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Hello. An indispensable thing is a translator, if you do not know the local language. I recently traveled in Japan and for me an indispensable was online translator https://www.translate.com/english-japanese with the help of which I communicated with the locals and translated from English to Japanese. I just wrote the necessary phrases in English and instantly received a translation on Japanese. I used the free version, but there is also a professional translation if you need to translate the large text. Also, this translator supports many languages, so that for a trip to the EU countries, it will be useful.
UpvoteCommentIf you are going from Delhi, you can probably use couch surfing as one of the options to hook people up with you.
UpvoteCommentHi friends Want to stay in a resort with a decent private beach in Goa . Please suggest
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anil
AnswerWishlistHey Anil, You can stay at Babu's place near baga beach. Babu's place is a really good hotel and it costs around 1500
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Hi Bhavik,
Since hiring private cabs in the remote Spiti Valley can get quite expensive, opting for public transport is indeed the way to go! Here are some trips that will help you plan your trip on a budget:
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/backpacking-across-spiti-valley-5979cefb6d540
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/kinnaur-spiti-valley-circuit-by-public-transport-59e38938b3245
Hope you have a great trip! :)
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Hey kshah29101988,
Below are some articles that might help you in planning your dream vacation in November:
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/best-international-destinations-to-visit-in-november-59f2d14a4431d
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/best-places-to-visit-in-november-in-india
Hope you have a great trip! :)
UpvoteCommentHi jothi jayakumari,
To be honest, the entire North-Eastern region is too vast to be covered in five days. It is best advisable to pick one state and travel through the same across the duration of your trip. Sikkim and Meghalaya make for the top picks for someone visiting this part of the country. Here are a couple of trips that might help you out in planning a five day trip to these states:
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/things-to-do-in-sikkim-tourism-itinerary
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/a-5-day-guide-to-witnessing-the-best-of-meghalaya-s-beauty-59e3b2ff3aeab
Hope you have a great trip! :)
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I would suggest Sikkim. It is cool at this time of the year, and also a very safe state to visit, compared with some of the other states. It has splendid sites & a paradise for a nature lover. You could plan your itinerary around Gangtok. That's the best you can do in 5 days!
UpvoteCommentIs it safe to travel to ladakh by bike ( for those who regularly not ride bike)
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Kunal Bhandari
AnswerWishlistHi Kunal, riding in the Himalayas requires a certain level of biking experience. Some roads in Ladakh are treacherous and you need both experience and fearlessness to ride on them. High-altitude could also pose a problem while riding. I wouldn't recommend riding solo to Ladakh if you don't ride a bike regularly. However you can opt for a guided bike tour from Delhi to Ladakh via Manali. The attached package is suitable for all types of bikers and is a safer option then going on your own - https://www.tripoto.com/tour-packages/delhi-manali-leh-ladakh-on-bike
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From a non profit point of view. Depends on individual to individual. Best idea is to roam around the hills for a while to get used to the Twisties. Ladakh is relatively easy to do, since a good portion of the road is paved now. But it'
UpvoteCommentHi Saurabh, since you will be crossing over from Italy, it is better to start in Lucerne. Spend a day there before moving on to Zurich. Spend a couple of days in Zurich visiting Lake Zurich, Grossmu?nster cathedral and the lively bar scene. From Zurich, make your way to Basel. Spend a day in Basel checking out museums, little churches, and the regular markets. From there, head to Bern for a day of exploring UNESCO-listed old town. Spend the next two days in Lausanne and Geneva to experience prime Alps scenery.
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I can share my Switzerland experience with you..may be it can give little help.
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Hi Kunal,
It's a good time to go to Leh but if you want to visit proper Manali then that will be only ok..
UpvoteCommentJuly is one of the best months to visit Ladakh. All through July, all passes and roads remain open and you will encounter a lot of bikers on the roads. The temperature hovers between 10 to 25 Celsius. Stongday, Karsha, Phyang, Sachukul, Karzok, Dakthok and Sani Nasjal festivals are held in July and August. Ladakh is accessible from Manali in July and you can hire an SUV in Manali to take you to Ladakh.
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Hi Sabera, some of the popular hill stations near Delhi are Bir-Billing, Kasol, Dharamkot and Khajjiar. If you want to go to slightly off-the-beaten-path hill stations then the options are Kausani, Naukuchiatal, Gushaini and Parwanoo. These hill stations have a wide variety of accommodation options from hostels to hotels and AirBnBs to homestays. Following hill stations have pet-friendly accommodation options mentioned in brackets - Shogi (Vatika Resorts and Oakwood Hamlet), Jangaliyagaon (Emerald Trail), Jibhi (Jibhi Cafe & Cottages), Kullu (The Himalayan Village), Gagar (White Peak Homestay), Kanatal (Club Mahindra Resort), and Vanghat in Uttarakhand. You can also refer to the attached article for more hill station options near Delhi.
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