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Honeymoon Destinations – Romantic and Exciting Honeymoons

Tying the nuptial knots is great affairs in everybody’s life. It’s the “big day” and very vital for your rest of the life. Customarily, it is well followed by your most sought after honeymoon trip. “Marriages are made in heaven”, they say! Let’s not argue on the assumption! But don’t you think the “honeymoon trips are made by you”?

 

Honeymoons are the time of discovering each other, an experience of a lifetime, and an opportunity to woo your partner for a ‘good time’ ahead. It is a great chance for both of you to take a trip to an unusual, romantic, and breathtaking place. A time for exploring togetherness, knowing each other’s emotion, and inching towards “oneness”. But before you head to your honeymoon destination, you need to consider a few things.

It is a stylized fact that your wedding has its toll on your bank account. What about the expenses for the honeymoon? Don’t get disheartened very quickly! There are ways to make it big without pressing it hard on your purse!!! There are arrays of options for your honeymoon trips. No…No…You won’t have to compromise on your “once in a lifetime experience”? Still, you can enjoy your most romantic days of life without making a hole in your pocket.

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Let us explore some Best Honeymoon Destinations that will suit your bank account and amorous frame of mind without compromise on luxurious living, leisure-avenues, and love moments. If you are desirous of exploring an ideal budget-friendly honeymoon destination then scan through the article to get the most out of your “golden-venture”.

5 Honeymoon Destinations

Given below a list of five best budget-friendly destinations for Romantic and Exciting Honeymoons!

1. Thailand – Thematic Gateways

The multi-cultural nation of Thailand has many things to offer for newly married couples. You can say there is ‘love in the air’ in the Thai tourist destinations. Very ideal for your honeymoon outing. You and your newly-wed wife may indulge in some Cosmo-city nightlife in Bangkok, enjoy the popular Pattaya beach or spend some quality quiet moments in the pristine islands of Koh Phi Phi islands.

Thailand is endowed with vast coastlines that are dotted with well-developed beach resorts, a number of well-facilitated unspoiled islands. If you love beachside resorts then Phuket and Krabi in southern Thailand are ideal for newly-wed couples. Throughout the country, the cost for hotels, restaurants, and conveyances are damn best. Enjoy your romantic days in the country of ‘white elephants’ without much concern about your bank account.

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2. Bali – Beautiful Beaches

Bali is a well-admired honeymoon destination for couples who want everything within their budget. Of course, there are avenues of expenditure for ‘big-budget-honeymoons’ as well. Bali offers a bunch of surprises to the romantic couples. Spend a lazy morning on immaculate beaches, enjoy mouth-smacking food offered by restaurants, mingle your together moments with the beautiful sunset or just stay inside your resorts and have some exotic “we time”. If you like music and dance then spare an evening watching the fantastic Balinese Kecak and Fire Dance at the Uluwatu Temple. Otherwise, Trek up Mount Batur to take a glimpse of the sunrise. You can get a number of packaged tours with affordable price tags.

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3. Portugal – Porto Parties

Honeymoon in Europe? Yeah…you can afford a European honeymoon in Portugal. You can explore beautiful beaches, experience amazing cuisine or indulge yourselves with world-class wine. The weather remains favorable throughout the year. But the best time to visit Portugal is from June to October when there will be bright and sunny weather.

Your Portugal honeymoon schedule must include Lisbon and Porto, the two biggest cities. Visit hills, museums, beaches, rivers, and castles. Porto offers sizzling nightlife that will simply seize the new couples like you. Unlike other European honeymoon destinations Portugal very affordable.

4. Maldives – Mingle Privately

The Maldives, with 26 ring-shaped atolls and 1,000 coral islands is well-known for its unspoiled beaches, blue lagoons, and extensive reefs. An array of options is available here for honeymoon couples like you. You may dive deep and look at the vivacious coral reefs with your life-partner or just surf over the sapphire blue waters of Indian Ocean. Spend a morning on a private beach or on a private island where there will be nobody to disturb you romancing your spouse.

Resorts are luxurious but won’t make a hole in your pocket. Enjoy some great “we moments” here, far from the madding crowd. Are you an adventurous couple? The Maldives also offers yachting, deep sea diving, and ocean cruises.

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5. Mauritius – Moments of Lifetime

Mauritius, “the haven on the earth” is endowed with sandy beaches, serene blue lagoons, coral islets, and mild weather. It is an ultimate destination for the honeymooners. Luxurious hotels offer comfortable stay and cuisine at low prices.

Take a private cruise to witness the illustrious Mauritian sunset. If you are adventurous then try parasailing with your partner at the scenic Ile Aux Cerfs. You may visit the Pamplemousses Botanical Garden for a two-person picnic. Indulge yourselves in trendy bars, water sports, and delicious food at restaurants or take a romantic walk with your loved one on the white sand of beaches.

5 More Destinations

The above 5 honeymoon destinations are ideal for newly-wed couples and are best and affordable. But there are a few more places which could be considered as they are budget-friendly and offer enormous ways to woo the honeymooners. Five more destinations in our list are Croatia, Mexico (Riviera Maya), Greece, Belize, and Costa Rica.

Conclusion

Honeymoon for most is a once in a lifetime experience. So you should carefully select the honeymoon destination that matches the interests of both of you. As you are now more informed on Best Honeymoon Destinations it won’t be difficult for you to finalize one that will create a ‘new story’ in your personal life. Good luck to both of you for a Romantic and Exciting Honeymoon!!!

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Author’s Bio

Yogi and Suchna believe in taking the road less travelled and stumbling upon some hidden gems along the way! For over a decade, they’ve mapped their way across various continents, sniffed out unusual routes, discovered new flavours and stayed at quirky hostels. TheVillaEscape is their expression of soul travel.

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Why Goa in April-May is a Good Holiday Idea

Goa is without a second thought everybody’s most preferred tourist destination. Everybody wants to visit Goa once in a lifetime. The exotic beaches, the crystal clear sea; the natural nightlife captivates the travellers ecstatically. If you do not like the crowd and also aim for a little saving while on a vacation then the time period from April-May is the best option. These two months mark the summer season in Goa. Being, coastal area, the place becomes hot and humid in summer. It seems an unconventional choice to visit. But, basically, that is a blessing in disguise. Let us look at the following reasons:-

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• Quieter places –

People often refrain to visit Goa during this time. Besides that, the exam season is not over yet. So, there will be fewer tourists. Hence the atmosphere and places will be quieter. All of the tourist attractions- beaches, forests, churches, museums, heritage sites will be open despite fewer tourists. The water sports centres, restaurants, shacks, yachts all will be open. So, you will be able to enjoy all of the attractions minus the chaos and the queues. Besides that, anyone can enjoy a beach walk in a calm atmosphere during this time. During the summer, even the most happening beaches of Goa are much quieter. So, if you want some privacy and serenity, visit Goa in summer. The morning and evening beach walks can be a very good option. All the shacks Like Martin’s Corner, Britto’s, etc. remain open even in summer. Hence, if you are willing to wonder about the places to visit in North Goa, April-May is the best time.

• Cheaper accommodation, flights, and other costs –

There will be fewer tourists, hence the hotels, resorts, home stays becomes way cheaper during April-May. So, you may even get a chance to stay in a luxurious hotel in a modest budget. The train and flight tickets are also affordable. The booking also becomes easier in summer. Besides that, water sports, sight-seeing cost also comes down. If you love traveling by yourself, then there is good news. During the off-season, the car rental service in Goa also comes at a discounted price. Even the parties can be availableat a discounted price.

• Less traffic –

If you and your buddies are planning for a Goa road trip, opt for summer. Less traffic in roads near Panaji, Baga or Calangute can be a blessing for riders. Or, booking a self-drive car is also a good option. If you want to rent a car, do it freely. In summer, cheaper car rentals in Goa are a blessing. You can travel in a more comfortable car than you think.

• Shopping –

No vacation is complete without shopping. The shopping in Goa is way cheaper in summer. So, shop till you drop!

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• Best time for water sports –

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The sea remains calm in summer. It is also safe at this time. So, enjoy swimming, scuba diving, snorkelling, and other water sports at your heart’s content.

 Attractions of Goa during summer –
 Rain parties:
Many clubs offer rain parties during April-May for revellers. Hence beat the heat in style.
 There are also many other festivals going during summer. The famous ones are
 Goa Food and Cultural Festival
 Grape Escapade
 Easter
 Konkan Fruit Fest
 Speedo Goa Swimathon
 Lairai Zatra
 The famous India Bike Week.
 Often nightclubs offer Easter weekend parties during summer. Do not miss them.

Things to remember:-
 It is summer, so keep an umbrella, sunscreen, and cover-ups handy.
 Drink plenty of fluids
 Wear light clothing
 Book AC rooms and AC cars.

So, head to Goa for an affordable April-may holiday. Have a happy summer vacation.

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Top Forts You Should Go Trekking in Maharashtra

Sahyadri ranges are a true beauty, especially in the monsoons. If you are in Pune during the monsoons, make sure to explore these trails and you won’t be disappointed.

Visapur Fort

Visapur is the first port I went trekking in Pune. Visapur and Lohagad are situated on different paths of the same road, and we decided to go for Visapur because it was less crowded. And we got to know why while trekking up. The sun was up, and it made the moderate trek difficult. Most of the trek is through the mountains up, and the view from the top made the pain all worth it.
This is the place that gave me the first touch of the Sahyadri ranges in Pune, and the others followed irresistibly.

Tikona Fort

Tikona is a very easy level trek for all age groups. You just have to climb up a small hill, and walk a little further and then climb up to the fort, which was the adventurous part. The steps were steep and there were helping rails on either sides which you and to hold on to, and climb up.

After reaching the top of the fort, you can get a view of all the forts in the vicinity ( Visapur, Loghgad, Tung, etc. ). Tikona is situated on a higher altitude than all of those forts and that makes it a viewpoint for all the other forts, though you don’t have to trek too much.

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Tikona trek would take 2-3 hours if you want to spend some time atop.

Raigad Fort

Raigad is the fort in which Shivaji Maharaj lived and ruled. If you are someone who prefers hiking through steps and not the mountain path, Raigad is where you should trek. There are 1737 steps and there’s the fort. It has a majestic entrance and in the fort you can find a proper establishment of the royal family of the Maratha empire. You can find the throne and the throne room in which the king used to sit, the queen’s chambers, the queen’s bath, etc. It’s quite an interesting place to visit. It can either be reached through the steps or through the ropeway. We went up through the steps and came down through the ropeway.

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Sinhagad Fort

This is the most commercialized places of all the forts I have been to, the reason being it is accessible through motor vehicles. You could also trek your way up and down, and that’s what we went for. It is an easy to medium level difficulty level trek, and the place is very very crowded, especially in the weekends.

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The view from the fort is as usual amazing, but there are some unique aspects to the fort such as the Pitla Bhakri ( an indian bread made of jowar served with a side dish made of gram flour. ), and I have personally went there with people just for this.

Though this fort does not give you the accomplishment feeling when you reach the top (since there is a whole crowd of people up there when you reach 😛 ), it is a worthwhile place to trek in Pune.

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Torna Fort

Torna trek is one of the wildest treks I have been till now, and undoubtedly the most favorite. In Torna is a very beautiful place. You have to trek one hill up, then cross two hills to reach the base of the fort. Then you start trekking to the fort upwards.

While trekking in the hills, you can expect waterfalls wherever you turn around, lushy green leaves of the mountains gently flipping its two sides, accompanied by heavy rains and wind. Yes, you read the last part right. The force of the winds is such that you have to hold on to someone or something to not get flown away, and the force of the rains feel like needles piercing you. 😉

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This continues till you cross the two hill peaks and reach the base of the fort. After that it is only steps that you have to climb. You can find waterfalls on the way up the fort. ( Reverse waterfalls as well if you are lucky enough). The steps are steep and it is not anywhere close to easy. After you reach the top, you find hot snacks and tea to soothe your numb body wet out of rain and winds.

It would be a moderate to high level of difficulty trek and the best time to visit it would be in July. It takes around 6-7 hours for the entire trek.

Though these are one day treks, you could also camp at any of the mountain peaks. I have had friends of mine camp at some of these forts and their experience of the camping made me also try it once. I camped at the Torna fort the second time I went, and it was truly amazing.

Since there aren’t commercial options available in these forts for camping, we would have to carry our tents ourselves. I would recommend you check out some of the best backpacking tents and the best sleeping bags for backpacking. They have proved us right in our camping days. Though there are many places to visit in Maharashtra, the forts of the state remain unbeatable.

So that’s it guys! Let me know in the comments if you have experienced any of these places in Pune. I’d love to hear your stories!

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7 Most Amazing Tips to Travel India

If you really want to visit an exotic historical destination, India is the best option to move around. It has a number of tourist spots, beaches, monuments, etc. This democratic country has a lot of things from what you can learn, accept as well listen out its lessons. The fascinating beauty of India and hospitality is too good to stop someone from leaving this country any sooner, and that’s the reason many visitors end up having prolonged trips.

Every tourist imagines best and builds high expectations while traveling to a new place, city or country, even I did the same. But when we get into that country, start eating and spending time with them, we come to different conclusions of bitter truths and surprising realities of that place where we move around.

Today, I’ll let you know about 7 most amazing and helpful tips while traveling in India that I got through my experience.

  1. Stay Flexible regarding your traveling Plans
  2. Get information about the requirements of entry
  3. Give value to your Money
  4. Adopt local dress code
  5. Keep your Health at Priority
  6. Be aware of Scammers, Frauds or Touts
  7. Stay Alert for your own Safety

Stay Flexible regarding your traveling Plans:
While traveling in India, many certain things will happen e.g. you will hear the most specific phrase of two letters i.e. “NO.” You can get into different frustrating situations. In that case, you need to keep a Plan B ready always.

You must be known of that famous phrase, “when nothing goes right, turn left.” Keep this phrase in your mind and always stay flexible while planning your trip. Plan your trip with smart thoughts by having all the Pros and Cons of your travel time in your mind.

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Get information about the requirements of entry:

Before traveling to India, firstly check your all belongings that are necessary as per the requirements for entering the country like passport validity, Indian authorized visa, especially an onward or return ticket. But if you are a tourist, you can go for ETA, which stands for Electronic Travel Authorization.

Give value to your Money

Give your money value as there are lots of frauds in India. Try to use ATMs, debit cards, credit cards, cheques as well you can use money wallets too for transactions.
But many small Indian towns have no ATM or bank services, for that, you have to keep up a nice amount of cash safely. Stay alert from pickpockets. Don’t take your money out in crowded places.

Adopt local dress code

Indian culture is full of festivals and a number of highly celebrated occasions. Try to adopt the dress code as same as the local Indians do. Enjoy their festivals along with their theme adaptation and you’ll surely be going to have fun then.

Keep your Health at Priority
Indian food is full of spice and oil. The street food in India is too yummy and delicious, but it isn’t something ideal for the well-being of your stomach. So, keep your health a priority for the sake of your life and also for the sake of your next traveling spot.

Be aware of Scammers, Frauds or Touts

While traveling in India, you’ll meet a number of frauds, cons, touts and also scary scammers. You just need to stay aware of all the scammers or frauds. Try to travel with some of your known person or any travel guide, or else beware of such touts that can deprive you of your belongings as well.

Stay Alert for your own Safety
Try to avoid while riding any bus or local ride in odd times or hours. Carry a normal amount of cash safely for emergency cases but don’t show out your cash to anyone. Stay alert of gangsters, rapists, and thieves in buses. Don’t go out while protests or strikes are happening in your area. Keep all the Helpline numbers in your mind, for Ambulance, Fire Brigade, Police etc.
I’ve shared you the most amazing tips above that I have been explaining to all of my fellows who ever asks me about my trip to India. Before traveling to any place, country or any state, always search for different tips like Tips for finding the best food in whatever place you are going, Tips to Find the Best Destination, Tips to find most Historical Places etc etc…!

4 Things that Travellers MUST do when traveling to India?

India has long been a traveler destination and it has attracted travelers not only from all countries but from all walks of life as well. Whether it was the iconic Beatles band, or the super genius Steve Jobs or even the Whistleblower like Edward Snowden, India has been host to all kinds of travelers. So whether you plan to visit India for a business trip or on a sightseeing trip, it is important that you prepare for the trip, both mentally and logistically and in order to make your preparation more suitable to a country like India, make sure that you follow the tips that are given below.

These tips will not only help you have a safe journey to the exotic subcontinent but will also help you create a lasting memory for your trip as well, by eradicating all the possible hazards that can spoil this trip.

Respect the Culture

There is nothing more important than to respect the culture of the country that you are traveling to because the last thing that you want to do in your foreign trips is to hurt the feelings of your hosts. India is a very welcoming country when it comes to foreign guests and acceptive of their values, but they are equally very protective about their identity and traditions. Within a country that is home to different religions, hundreds of languages and a rich history that goes back several millennia, it is important to be genuinely respectful about the culture. Try to dress in some conservative attire and try to cover your body properly, if you don’t want to attract the gaze of the wrong crowd because let’s just admit that as a foreigner, you are already going to stand out.

Buy a Secure Fanny Pack

Yeah! Your read it right because you will be required to carry around a lot of hands-on cash because unlike your country of origin, India is not a credit card friendly country and does not allow to purchase items or offer PoS services. Most shops and outlets, outside the major cities, do not accept credit cards, even if you have the most globally reliant service providers. More importantly, you will have to undergo identity authentication while traveling from one city to another, it means that you need to have your passport with legally issued visa available with you at all times as well. So for petty cash and passport, it is important that you have a secure fanny pack. It is important to have your belongings with you in time of need, rather than safe in your hotel room where they are not useful to you.



Be Careful What you eat

Indian cuisine might be your favorite in your own country but don’t risk to eat it in its native country, because unlike your home country the cooks and eateries don’t have to follow a strict health code. Cleanliness is shaky at best and you might not like the taste or look of the things that were used in the cooking of such items. So, if you don’t want to get a case of dysentery or don’t want to test the digestion power of your stomach, make sure that you eat food that is not too spicy, well cooked and served with care. Use of distilled or bottled water is also advised as a precaution is a better strategy as compared to cure.

Make a Few friends
Honestly, it is important to have a few friends that you make during this trip. Regardless of the fact that whether the nature of your visit was business or rejuvenation. Traveling to new places can be a very cathertic experience and what better way to make that journey even more amazing by collecting some memorable friends for life. You can always follow them on Instagram or be friends with via Facebook and not to forget that Whatsapp is always there to share life experiences as well.

Make sure that you follow the above-stated things and you are guaranteed to have a journey of a lifetime to the land of Taj Mahal, Ganges, and the Western Ghats. Even those of you who plan to visit Nariman Point and Gurugaram will not be disappointed as well.

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Things to Remember on your Road Trip to Himachal Pradesh

When you are an Indian traveler, your life is a waste if you do not go on a road trip to Himachal Pradesh. This is the only mountain state in India packed with countless big and small tourist places, which attract thousands of travelers every year. The weather is favorable for tourism for a greater part of the year, though a few travelers go to the snowy hills even during the bone-chilling cold. One more fact contributes to the massive tourism in Himachal Pradesh is that the region is well connected to the prime cities in the plains, which makes it possible for the locals to arrange for maximum amenities for the tourists. Although you may not find anything to complain in the hills of Himachal Pradesh, you still need to remember a few things for a memorable road trip.

Pack according to the upcoming weather
Depending on the duration you plan to spend in Himachal, you must check the forthcoming weather conditions. If you are traveling to mountains during the summer, you don’t need to worry much about clothing. You can pack lightweight cotton clothes, sunscreen lotion, and a few eatables. You can manage with bare minimum packing as you will get almost everything that you need on the hills, in case you need anything. However, during your winter road trip, you cannot take your health for granted. You must pack warm clothes and blankets in the car so that you can survive in case you are stuck somewhere. Don’t forget to pack medicines and eatables as well.

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Get the car serviced
It is essential to get your car well serviced before any road trip, especially when the plan is to go on the hills. Whether you drive a diesel car or the petrol version, you must verify that all parts of the vehicle are functioning properly. Some of the elements that need your attention are fluids in radiator, brake, power steering, transmission, and windshield; air pressure in tires, oils, tire suspension, light bulbs, and belts and hoses. In case you plan to hire a Self-Drive Car, you must talk to the Car Rental Company about the servicing of the car. The company may also have a clause in the agreement to reimburse the amount of repairs that you may have to get done if the vehicle is not serviced well.

Drive carefully
If you are new to driving on the hills, the experience might be intimidating for you. Take care of a few tips to drive carefully so that you do not pose a danger for yourself or others. When you are driving uphill, the pickup of the car is slow; you must not overtake without reading the signs for narrow bridges, bends, or any other available information. You must be able to see the road clearly in front of you before running past any vehicle. The vehicles coming downhill are at more speed than those going uphill, which means that you must keep your car on your left at all times without any exception. Careless driving on the hills can have severe consequences for many people in just a few seconds.

Hotel bookings
You can find plenty of websites and apps to book your hotel, homestay, or hostel in Himachal Pradesh. Several chains of hotels are also listed on these websites, which makes it easy to make quick bookings. If you are traveling during peak season, never go to any hill station without a reservation. However, you can try your luck to find beautiful hotels during the offseason.

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Shoes are important
You must pay particular attention to the kind of shoes if you are planning to go for a trekking expedition. Never use canvas shoes while trekking as they may tear off quickly, and you will not find any substitutes for your feet on the tough terrains. In case you have to walk bare feet on the hiking routes, you will curse yourself throughout the stay. Therefore, it is wise to invest in a good brand of sports shoes or trekking shoes to stay safe as the conditions on the hills may get really tough if you are not well prepared. You can easily buy good quality footwear from any good brand between
3-5 thousand INR, which will last for many years.

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Power banks
When your phone switches off for a long time, it can be worrisome for you and your family back home. When you have plans to go for camping or trekking, you will not find any charging points or electricity on your way. Therefore, it is better to have a fully-charged power bank with you so that your phone never goes out of battery. Again, invest in a good quality power bank that can last for a long time.

Cameras
If you are fond of clicking professional photos, you must carry additional batteries and memory cards for your camera. The entire state of Himachal Pradesh is abound with breathtaking scenic views, which you may not want to miss capturing. Your camera batteries may also need charging, which would again require you to have a power bank.

People in the northern hills are warm by nature; they may never speak rudely with you without any reason. They value tourists a lot, and you will find it amazing to be with them. Each moment spent on the hills is an unforgettable one, especially when you reach the mountaintop after a long trekking expedition. Plan well and leave a little room for spontaneity; you will love your time in Himachal Pradesh.

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3 Amazing Tips for a Great Holiday in Dubai

Are you planning your next trip to Dubai? Well, then you’re in luck! Being one of the most happening cities in the world, it is a perfect place for your upcoming vacation. You can not only do plentiful activities but also have a fun and relaxing times. It is among the busiest cities in the Middle East. Whether you are fond of history and museums, theme parks and nature or luxurious buildings and lavish lifestyles, Dubai has something in store for each one of us. With the weather that can be very pleasant especially in winters, you will never be disappointed of the wonders of this city. However, there are some tips you should know before you leave for your holiday in this city.

They include but are not limited to:

Fun on the Dhow
Visiting Dubai and not cruising through the Dhow is plain injustice. This is another activity you would never want to miss out on. This consists of an Arabic sailing vessel of historical significance and which was used by merchandisers to trade items such as fruits, vegetables from different parts of Pakistan and India.

Between 8:30 pm to 10:30 pm is the ideal time to travel through the dhow. You can have the best dinner of your life under a beautiful moon and beautiful atmosphere combined with romantic Arabic music. With a plethora of eating options available, you can also choose whatever you wish to eat. You will also be available to tour the historical and cultural places of Dubai and have an amazing time with your loved ones and friends.

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Shopping is the Ultimate Fun
First and foremost, who doesn’t love to shop? Specially, when you are in a new city or country, the first thing is to buy something of significance from this place. You can also buy a number of gifts for your friends and family and impress them with your extravagance. This city is home to the best quality brand shops, electronic technology, spice markets, cultural and traditional gifts and that too with zero sales tax! This is what makes Dubai the perfect place to shop and buy things around. Moreover, with the annual Dubai Shopping Festival, it also becomes majestic place to buy anything and everything. The hotel Deira is the place to stay when you are attending for this festival. You can find a large number of variety including spice souk, gold and all the interesting cafes around here as well.

Historical and Cultural Significance of the City
Are you fond of architecture and history? Does heritage and cultural significance inspire you? If your answer is yes, then you definitely need to visit the marvelous place known as Dubai Museum. It is extremely educational and you will get to learn about the history of this city from a Bedouin and all the way to the city it has become now. The museum is not only beautiful and inspiring but it is also located at the Al Fahidi Fort, which is among the oldest and most significance architectural beauties of the city.

The royalty of this region is also a novelty in rest of the world. If you are an international visitor, this might be of utmost attraction and significance to you. Go through the Sheik Saeed Al Maktoum’s House located on Burj Nagar and view the beautiful culture of this city. This is one of the most attractive places to visit in Dubai. The village Hatta is located almost 115 kilometers of Dubai and can help you in comprehending the Bedouin lifestyle from a more realistic perspective.

Other than this, there are countless malls, shopping sprees, spa and salons, dining restaurants, museums and places to have fun in this city. You can have all the fun, try new cuisine and make the most of your time during your vacation in breathtaking and marvelous city.

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Why Should You Visit Varkala This Winters?

A town in South Indian, Varkala is an eminent part of Kerala. The town is rested on the Arabian Sea. The place is majorly known for Varkala Beach, which is brimmed with palm-covered red cliffs. Not just the beaches even a plenty of temples in Varkala are some of the top places to Visit in Varkala. It is blessed by a few of the most naturally attractive places. A walk in the Parks or a sanctified visit to the temples one can opt to do a plenty of things here in Varkala. So, book flight tickets to the nearest airport now.

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Walk in the beach!
Strolling in the Papanasam Beach, which is believed to have sanctified waters, or cycling around the other coats, everything that you do here in Varkala would give you a refreshing feeling. Also, gliding in the adjacent lake while looking at the striking charm of sunset would certainly be an unforgettable experience. Varkala has a lot to offer to the adventure aficionados as well. Plus, here in the town, a tourist would get several opportunities to soak in the pleasance of the gardens and the parks.

Sanctify your soul at the Churches & Temples
A Jaunt to some of the most creatively created temples like Janardanaswamy Temple etc., or to churches, will you a chance to purify your soul while soaking up the beauty of the place. The creatively designed vintage churches boost the natural beauty of the surroundings. Availability of a plenty of Budget Hotels in Varkala makes it easier for tourists to visit this region. Book domestic flight tickets to the nearest airport now.

Picnic in the town
There are a plenty of ancient landmarks in the town which serve as outstanding picnic sites for the travelers. Just relax in Edava Beach or somewhere near the forts while sipping a glass of your favorite drink, and enjoy the fascinating views of the stunning natural scenes.

Historical Visit
Anjengo Fort is one of the most eminent places to Visit in Varkala. Plus, the churches and temples of the place, a few museums are good to give a gist of the remarkable history of the region. Want to visit? Book flight tickets to the nearest airport now.

Just Chill!
Have you ever wished to relax on the couch without stress, while unceasingly staring at the greenery outside? How lovely will it be to revel in your loved book while sipping a hot cup of coffee! Eating your breakfast while looking at the beauty of sun rise, and adoring a ride on the boat under the sparkling sky would surely be an everlasting experience. This town has a plenty in the offing for the history lovers who want to know all about the old and eminent connection of this town, nature aficionados who love to enjoy the sun rise, and the sun up, and the shopaholics who love the local handicrafts and artefacts.

All geared up to visit this wonderful town called Varkala?

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Wedding in Maharajas’ Express

The Maharajas’ Express has been an elegant luxury train serving blue-blooded vacation for all. What is the height of luxury in Maharajas’ Express? Are you thinking about a weeklong vacation in the Presidential suite of the train? There is something far more than that. How about booking the entire train for you and your family.

Just like me, you would be having a great plan for a fairytale wedding. How about making it a real scenario, rather than just a dream. Book a weeklong vacation with Maharajas’ Express train. However, this time, you would be booking the entire train. No, it is not just about having the train for yourself. The train takes steps to cover every ceremony of wedding.

Wedding of Maharajas’ Express
Each community and culture has its own style of wedding, ceremonies post and prior to the wedding and so on. The staffs in the train would arrange everything for all the ceremonies. However, you need to express every single need of yours, during the booking time. Last minute requests are almost impossible to satisfy in a moving train.
One more advantage of having a wedding in Maharajas’ Express is you can enjoy a captivating honeymoon along with your wedding. This is for those who are looking for a small and special ceremony. The train can only bear 88 passengers apart from the staffs. You can customize every part of your wedding, starting from how your honeymoon suite should be decorated to what kind of cake you prefer to cut.

Since the chartered option launch, the wedding in Maharajas’ Express has been an ultimate hit. Numerous celebrities and trendsetters have had their wedding in the train. The best of all is the photoshoot. You get to enjoy a wedding photoshoot at numerous exotic destinations of India and in the most luxurious train of the world.

Booking wedding
For wedding, you need to pick either Heritage of India or Jewels of India itinerary. The estimate entire cost of the journey for wedding vacation is INR 5.5 crore. It is not just for wedding. You could hire the train for corporate events, bachelor parties, fashion shoot, film shoot and much more. You need to book the tickets at least six months before the departure date.

About the Maharajas’ Express train and Itinerary Sightseeing
Maharajas’ Express launched in 2010, the Maharaja Express is one of the most fascinating ways to travel around India, the route starts in Mumbai and ends in Delhi with duration of 7 days. The Maharaja Express offers you a unique journey in which you get involved in the Indian culture as if you were part of royalty during your journey.
If your passion is to travel with luxury, you have to know this train, with 14 wagons and room for only 88 passengers, you will enjoy the best of food and comfort. The train has five luxury cabins; six are junior suites, two suites and a Grand Presidential Suite.

The train has two exquisite restaurants, bar and lounge, in which dinners worthy of royalty are organized. Its ornate and sumptuous interiors have a vibrant and striking design.
At each stop you will be accompanied by expert guides to immerse yourself in the rich culture, historical treasures, the wildlife, temples and heritage palaces of India, among your tour you will visit the sacred city of Varanasi, a cruise on the river Ganges to observe the ancient rites spiritual, the immortal beauty of the Taj Mahal in Agra, the temples of Khajuraho, the elegance and imperial splendor of the Nawabs of Lucknow and the desert of the Bandhavgarh National Park. The Train Booking Prices vary by room and Cabins, but range from USD 3850 to USD 23700 per person.

Do not blindly choose any luxury train India website of Maharajas’ Express. Choose reputed travel agents or official site of the train for mass booking. Read through the instructions, conditions and other details before you book tickets. While booking, add every requirement in the special request column. This includes even the smallest detail from the color of the cake to the type of liquor needed. Last minute changes are not appreciated.

Do’s and Don’Ts for the First Time Travellers to India

India is a gorgeous and mystifying place and boundlessly appealing country that is often interesting and always amazing. No two ways about it. It’s a graphic burst of bright saris, clumsy cows, marigolds and gusts of sunshine. India is a country which is biologically rich and various, with lush vales, Snowcapped Mountains, lakes, green meadows, plateaus, large deserts and gorgeous beaches and backwoods and so on. This list is never going to end.

While visiting India is an assault on the senses. Sights, sounds, smells and sensations area unit all fully fledged at the most intensity. There’s no denying that travelling to India can be a big cultural blow, especially on your first visit. The life and culture out there are completely different from the West.

That being the case, how can you possibly prepare yourself before getting into this sensational place? Start with our tips and we’ll walk you through everything.
You have no worries regarding safety as long as you’re taking the same old precautions that you simply would take while backpacking around anyplace that you just would travel within the world.
No ifs, ands, or buts about it. Alright, we’ll get onto it:

Here a list of some important dos and don’ts for the first time travellers to India.
If you are backpacking around India for the first time, then make sure you have got these three things, a valid passport, a visa and an airline ticket.

Don’ts for the first time backpackers to India

Don’t try to see it all! Don’t Plan too much

It’s the best part of information any Indian would give you – then, as they say, India is too vast to be enclosed in a lifetime! So if you think that you’ll manage to see everything on your first visit, you are on a wild goose chase my friend, no kidding. You need to make your list first then know about your destination culture roots etc.

Don’t get into advice
It’s informal to lose your serenity, but try not to do it through travelling in India! Whether it’s haggling for the price or receiving a seat on the bus, you’ll have to trouble with people many times. Recollect that Indians are very easy going otherwise, but a little short-tempered. I hope you got me.

Don’t eat local street food!

You need to be alert that odds are very high that you may get sick, especially since this is your first trip to India and you eat local street foods. Come with your normal medicines close. Don’t Eat Food or Permit Objects by Your Left Hand, The left hand is considered to be impure in India, as it’s used to do matters related with going to the bathroom.

Don’t be too valuable about your private space
This isn’t actually a standard concept in India. You will be crushed on public transport and getting compressed in lifts. People will ask apparently invasive personal questions that you may find frightening. Remember that this is an exclusively different culture and the questions are just revealing of the locals’ polite interest into you.

Don’t over pack or dress boldly

Don’t take too many clothes. Be alert that India has a moderately modest culture. Covering arms and legs is a humble step to respecting this. Indians are tolerant of those who aren’t aware of their culture, but you can speedily make a good impression by, for example, removing your shoes before getting into somebody’s home. I also discovered that Indians incline to be more humble of women whom they think to be appropriately dressed. Don’t Wear Close-fitting or Skimpy Clothing.
Still if the Excess Baggage is doing your head in, pick out any reputable cargo company that can cater to all of your extra luggage needs.

Do’s for the first time Travellers to India

Do book a tour

Many people who would love a tour to India feel scared and don’t know where to twitch? If you are new to India travel then need to book a tour’s guide, there is a lot to be said for having someone guide you on your first trip to India

Do visit Delhi – The “Rajdhaani” of India, Delhi

When you visit first time to India must visit Delhi because Delhi, the fabulous capital of India, grips great past importance and is the middle of commercial, cultural and political actions in India. It is another major city in footings of people after Mumbai and draws thousands of travellers every year thanks to its charming sceneries and close to nature lifestyle of its populations.

Do pay a visit to Raj Mandir Cinema (Jaipur)

It’s one of the well-known cinemas in India. Opened in 1976, this big art-deco building is one of the most renowned place to catch a Bollywood film.

Do visit Taj Mahal – 12 Amazing Facts About the Taj Mahal That Will Astonish You

If you are planning a visit to Taj Mahal, you will have to base yourself out of Agra. It’s a loud packed town full of pollution, sellers, and litter. The Taj Mahal is India’s most documented monument and has an ironic history. A tour to India is pretty imperfect without visiting its most famous landmark! The Taj Mahal has been in limelight from decades and it’s famous amongst the tourists from across the planet, with millions of peoples every year.

No that you have given a look-see to do’s and don’ts for travelling to India for the first time travellers, we hope the aforementioned tips would be a real stich in time. Off you go!

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