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Yes brother, interested. Two wheeler would be the best option as it will give a lot to explore
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Anyone aware about Ahija Self Drive Bike and Car Rentals Guwahati?? Genuine Reviews please.
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Nanchi
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Ahija is a awesome self drive bike and car rentals operating in Guwahati. Its very trustworthy and they usually provide genuine quality vehicles
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Hi Madhura, some of the places you can eat are evergreen restauran, melting point, cloves indian resto. Also i have attached with this comment a trip, you can go through it and plan your trip
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Yes you can but for that you will have to take pre arrival visa of the following countries.
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You can book the toy train from irctc website but bookings get filled up early being the peak season so try booking early as possible and then reach shimla from kalka..have a 2-3N stay in shimla and on road proceed to Kullu and Manali from there..Manali can be covered in 3-4N..Enjoy river rafting in manali..there are many photographic places like shimla has many view points on mall road then going towards kufri there is green valley view point..On the way to Manali you’ll spot many..in Manali hidimba devi temple is awesome for photography and then it is all scenic..click wherever eyes find it beautiful..beside river..in forests..HAPPY TRAVELLING
UpvoteCommentHi, If you want to enjoy the toy train you must go for Kullu-Manali-Shimla circuit. I have attached with this comment a perfect package for you, you can click on them to find more details about them. If you want to talk to someone about the packages simply fill in your details in the form and you will receive a call.
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Complete itinerary with cheapest hotel references https://www.tripoto.com/trip/visiting-maldives-on-a-budget-dream-destination-naughty-and-curly-5c7c25ef08819
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No it will be free... but it is risky to travel alone and not safe there.
UpvoteCommentThere is no place reserved for anyone in the campsites unless the structures are permanent..just better you be with some one so if you need help,you need not worry
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There are all 3 options available..like train flight and cab... if u asked for budget travel..so train is good options. there are many Ac train from Delhi to jaipur .and its take 4-6 hr.
UpvoteCommentIf you really want to enjoy the natural scenes, then 1 week is good enough. I generally take 10 days and utilize as i like type of itinerary. On cost: INR 45000-50000 / head in 3 star budget category stay with food, BF, D and travel in Manila, Cebu.
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Check https://youtu.be/z-lvYDoJoiw He has explained everything in detail. What to visit and what to eat and where.
UpvoteCommentHi, I have attached with this comment few trips for you, you can go through them and plan your trip.
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Yes, I am currently interning at Taiwan. It is a very organised and well connected via public transport. You might face some problem given the fact that people don't understand English. But as for my experience is concerned the Taipei city has english speaking people and is manageable. The people here as well are very helpful and welcoming in nature. You can message me if you have any further queries.
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I was on a solo trip to Thailand quite recently. My trip included Bangkok as well. Since I was on a shoestring budget, I ensured that I spend as little as possible.
The entire trip cost me 30-32k. This includes the flight tickets (18k) and some islands such as phi phi and Krabi. I would suggest that you live in a hostel as they are cheaper and a fun way to meet new people (something a hotel doesn't offer). If Bangkok is the only place you plan on visiting, take the ferry to travel around the city as it is 9 to 10 times cheaper than other modes of transportation. Take a bus from the airport to khao San (60 baht) instead of the cab (300 baht). The train will take a lot of time but you can reach Khao San road (place where all the tourist live + cheap hostels) but it's the cheapest. DO NOT CONVERT YOUR CURRECY AT THE AIRPORT. Either get it converted from some agency in your home country or some agency in Bangkok. The conversion rate is twice so you get double the amount.
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You can explore Rajasthan which is the best destination for Kids. If you want to plan a luxury holidays than you can take the luxury train like Palace on Wheels which redefines the royalty onboard the train. https://www.thepalaceonwheels.org/
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Hi there, Please get in touch with us at partner@tripoto.com. Someone will be in touch with you within 24 hours.
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Yes you can go..weather is good there,hot- humidity will be there but not intolerable.There may be little rain you can get.
UpvoteCommentHi Akhilesh, Bangkok is little humid. Attached with comments below are packages offered by Tripoto for Bangkok. You can check it out, fill the form and someone will get in touch with you. Thanks!
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Offbeat places in himachal are, Tirthan GHNP area will need around 5-6 days and cost will go around 8k, here one can stay at Tirthan, Jibhi and shoja and make small visits to sharchi village, Nagni and Jibhi waterfall, serolsar Lake and Jalori Pass. Other can be Kalpa, Rakcham, Sangla, chitkul can be done via public transport cheaply, will take around 4 to 5 days and cost around 6 to 7k. Then Rajgundha valley and palachak in Palampur are also offbeat treks with bir or macleodganj as an additional options to add.
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In general up to third week of July, monsoon is not in full fury. So, you can easily travel to most of lower Himachal and Uttarakhand. But, still, Kumaon is something that I will suggest. You can visit Binsar or Kausani or Gwaldam area for some nice, and calm experience amidst nature.
UpvoteCommentWell in July there is rain. but you can travel to Lansdowne in Uttarakhand. This place is become more beautiful in Monsoon. check out the link below.
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/lansdowne
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Hey Adete, There are few offbeat places in Himachal that you can travel to on a long weekend. Tirthan - Jibhi used to come first to my mind but then it is getting crowded and crowded every year. You can easily do a trip to Tirthan / Jibhi in about 4000 - 8000 depending on your stays. Next on the list is Rohru - Kharapathar region, about 120 KMs from Shimla. Cam besides the river and you can save quite a few bucks. Can easily be done from Delhi within 3000-4000 with your own camps. Another one I will suggest is Barot region. Very pocket friendly, offers options of camping and small homestays too. Again you can easily do it within Rs 3000-4000 over a long weekend. I have posted an itinerary as well here on Tripoto, can follow that :) Then, when you travel in Uttarakhand, I can recommend Chaukori, Binsar, Kausani, Gwaldam as options along with Khirsu (https://devilonwheels.com/khirsu-detailed-travel-guide/). All these places will provide you an experience amidst nature. You can check their guides on my blog if more information is needed.
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Hey Vansh, Well, in general you get the option to stay in Key Monastery because very less people plan to stay up there. Unless there is some foreigner groups already staying, you should be OK to get a room or dorm to stay in monastery. Still, if you cannot miss the experience, I will suggest to call them up and book in advance in possible
UpvoteCommentIt depends on your preference. If snow is preference then go for June July else for vibrant colors, go in September. I have covered this topic in detail on my blog as month by month guide: https://devilonwheels.com/best-time-travel-ladakh-zanskar-valley/
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