There are a lot of bike rent outlet in Goa. You may Google for contact numbers and enquiry a few. The rent for a gearless 4 wheeler should be around 400/day.
Check https://www.rentabike.in
They have the best bike rental collection in Goa, You can book online and the service is made available for bike rental in Goa at the airport in Dabolim.
Apart from that the site also shows pickup of bike rental in Goa from Panjim and Mapusa Bus Stand and railway stations like Bike on rent at Thivim Railway Station and Madgaon railway Station. Affordable and cheap is also the right way to suggest rent a bike as the best bike rental in Goa.
Which part west or east? If you wanna explore Annapurna Range & Wildlife Sanctuary you go west. If you wanna enter into Everest Region from Kathmandu then you go east. From Delhi you will find a direct flight to kahtmandu. 13K INR for a return ticket. Further you can use public or private transport in Nepal as per your convenience
2 nights in Male/Hulhulmale would cost you around 5k per person including food and sightseeing on twin sharing basis. 1 night on private island would cost 5k-30k per night depends on the resort and the room amenities.
Tugnath is closed during winters and open when badrinath open,around April or May...best time to go chandrashila trek is in early or mid October...as it's got foggy in summers so you cant have any view...in winters it's is too cold or paths are blocked from snowfall.
Hello Tejas i am also planning for chopta and tungnath from delhi. So best way to reach tungnath is take a bus from kashmeri gate to haridwar or rishikesh try to reach as early as possible then take another bus to rudrprayag or ukhimath. Then you have to take the taxi to chopta. Its an amazing place and the view is awsome during witers. Please share your reviews after your trip.
Yes they do not allow solo permits. You may get in touch with an agent however, who can club you with other group for the permit. If you are worried about the costs for booking an agent (as they will offer you an entire package), just ask them to book the hotels for you, which you can choose online and let them know. Permit and immigration will be taken care by them. Alternatively: If you are entering by road (the Phuentsholing border), stay overnight in Phuentsholing (doesn't need a permit). Ask the hotel authorities to help you out or go to the immigration and find your own group, with similar itinerary to club with for immigration purpose.
There are some scheduled train services from Madurai and Trichy to Rameswaram. Fast Passenger trains are available only from Madurai, where the ticket costs only 30 bucks. Try to take early morning/afternoon trains to witness the beauty of Pamban bridge and fishing harbour. All trains will pass through that bridge in a limited speed. At year end, the weather will be very good, especially at mornings (with Sunrise view).
Hi, Take two days for each city you've mentioned Madurai:- Visit Famous attractions like Meenakshi Temple, Azhagar malai temple, Thirumalai Nayakar mahal, etc,. For reaching Alagar malai temple, Try to go through the trekking route... it'll take 1/2hr....but worth going As Madurai has lot of food shops famous for its signature dishes like Jigarthanda, Rosemilk, kari Dosa, .... Go for a food hunt in local shops and Mess like Amma mess, konar kadai, etc.. Rameshwaram :- * Temples * Pamban Bridge - Take a short train journey from mandapam station to pamban station so that u cross the famous pamban brige over the sea through train { MUST TRY } *Dhanushkodi - A scenic drive from Rameshwaram to Dhanushkodi on bike/car is a beautiful experience u should try... * spend some relaxing time in the beaches * Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Memorial Museum Kanyakumari :- * Mainly the beach for Sunrise and Sunsets * Boating to famous Vivekananda fort & Thiruvalluvar Statue * Thirparappu waterfalls * Asia's largest Mathur Aqueduct * Vatta Kottai - Fort
Well I would suggest that if you searching it online it will charge around 1k at least make sure you do booking but before that ( if there is an option of free cancelation on booking) book it as a backup go there ask from the locals shopkeepers the can guide you even batter
Goa has got lots of gems..I won't call them unexplored, as what I feel is now every place has been touched by mankind.
But yet there are lots of offbeat destinations: There are lots of beautiful waterfall near netravali wildlife sanctuary, you can explore these place.
Also you can visit the tabshikar spice plantation which is unlike the touristy ones(tropical and sahakari), they also organise trekking to nearby waterfall and accommodation options are also there in treehouses and mudhuts. Apart from that you can explore some of the beautiful forts in South goa like Cabo de Rama fort that offers splendid view. explore some of the beaches down far South like- patnem beach and galjibag beach. these are some of the secluded beach and you won't find much crowd there. Near Panjim you can visit fontainhas area for Instagram worthy pics and also visit the Mario Miranda art gallery, they have nice collection of art works on showcase as well as to purchase.
You can also take some bicycle your in old Goa and visit some of the places, b-live is one such agency that organises these activities. ping me if you want to know more about some unique offbeat options in Goa. happy Travelling!!
No, you can't pitch your own tents. As its not allowed. Some of the top budget camps are:
1. Crossfire Camps
2. Wildex Camp
3. Nature Valley
4. Paddler Zone
5. Panchvati Cottages You can check the top 20 camps in Rishikesh here https://indiathrills.com/rishikesh-camping/