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Best Time To Visit Goa:  So your considering a trip to Goa in India, you have heard about the beautiful beaches, palm trees and eclectic mix of cultured events that draw 4.4 million tourists a year to this wonderful state, you now need to know the best time to visit Goa, to get your fill of what you want from a the trip. This is why we have put together the information you need to decide the best time of year for you to visit the smallest state in India. Different times of year in Goa offer pro’s and cons, every traveler is different and looking for something equally different. The best time to visit Goa may be based on the ever changing climate throughout the year. Goa has a monsoon for 3 months every summer around the same time as the western schools take summer vacation. This is the quietest time of the year. The busiest and arguably best time of the year is peak season which is November to end of February. Indian tourists and international tourist alike converge on the...

The very mention of Goa conjures up images of beaches, parties, music, food, palm trees, and loads of tourists. It is the one destination in India which is as popular with foreign travelers as it is with Indians. Peak season in Goa is usually November to February. From students to honeymooners and families, Goa welcomes everyone and anyone. There’s Christmas, then there’s New Year’s Eve and in the New Year there’s the annual Carnival. But there is a lot more to Goa than what meets the eye in other months of the year too. Monsoons in Goa are magical, sure but March isn’t a bad month to visit Goa either. For quite a few reasons, March actually can be the best time to visit Goa. Here are a eight: 1. Most of the party-crazy tourists disappear and get back to their routine. So, the only ones remaining are travelers who are there for the experience. 2. All shacks and major tourist attractions remain open even though the peak season ends in February, but you get much ...

TOP 5 PLACES TO VISIT IN NORTH GOA: If you are planning to visit Goa, then read this blog to know about the top 5 places to visit in North-Goa in 22019. Get your minds cleared and prepare yourselves for the most memorable trip of your lifetime. One of the coolest places to chill out and relax with your family or friends is none other than Goa. Goa is basically divided into two major sectors that are: North Goa & South Goa. Although Goa is famous for its mesmerising beaches like these: Anjuna Beach, Candolim Beach, Mandrem Beach, Calangute Beach, and Arambol Beach, but apart from these, there are several other places of tourist interest that every traveller must visit on their trip to Goa. The North Goa completely differs from the southern section. Whenever people think about travelling to Goa, their instant thought goes towards “beaches” but Goa is definitely much more than the beaches. Today this blog will certainly transform your regular mind-set on Goa. The northern and s...

₹10,000 is not what you call a shoestring budget, but it's enough to have a king-sized trip to any of the destinations we're about to share. Plan your travel expenses well; take buses and trains or hitchhike because we're on a budget remember. If you're up for that, here are 20 spots in India that you could etch into your memories and travel log. 1. Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh  Nestled far away in the valleys of Arunachal Pradesh, Tawang is 2 bus rides - each about ₹200 - from the railway station at Tezpur, Assam. A 4-day trip to this pristine spot may cost as low as ₹3000.  Source:  oliverooms.in 2. Ziro, Arunachal Pradesh The untouched valley hidden in Arunachal Pradesh, far away from the reach of the average crowd, can also be reached by bus from the Tezpur railway station in Assam. With low budget hotels and guest houses, an average 5-day trip can be savoured well within a ₹4000. Source:  newsmobile.in 3. Kausani, Uttarakhand Few pl...

Diwali, the festival of lights, is also the beginning of the New Year in many parts of India. The 5-day festivities mark an auspicious beginning, with much joy, shopping and celebrations. So if you plan to travel during this time, we’ve got the best offbeat destinations for you, right here! Dharamsala, Himachal Pradesh The misty mountains, the pine trees, the cool breeze with a fresh fragrance, if all these are calling out to you, then the place for you to be in is Dharamsala. In Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh, the picturesque town is also the Secretariat of the Tibetan spiritual leader, The Dalai Lama. The hilly area offers a unique peek into rural Indian culture as well glimpses of the Tibetan way of life. Diwali, of course, is celebrated with great gusto here. With the fireworks reaching a crescendo on Diwali, you can also enjoy a view of the entire hill-side lit up, from a vantage point. Don’t miss the local puja, replete with traditional customs and cuisine. ...

India is a multicultural nation where individuals celebrate various celebrations and Durga Puja is one of them. As per a study, there is around 8.11% of the Bengali populace in India and this has made Durga Puja a significant celebration celebrated the country over. Good times of this celebration started during the part of the bargain Dussehra. What's more, this is the best time to design your get-away. Durga Puja 2019 is beginning from fourth October (Friday) and consummation on eighth October (Tuesday). In this way, you can design ahead of time and pick the best goals to investigate in these five days. Here are some of the best suggestions where you can plan to spend your holidays: When Durga Puja is knocking at your door, you can plan for a holiday during the festivities and travel to a place you haven’t yet explored. Domestic Locations: 1. Madhya Pradesh:  If you are a true admirer of fine architecture, then you should visit Madhya Pradesh. There are a lot of things t...

With the  Himalayas , Vindyas, and Aravalis,  Asian country   with pride  boasts  variety  of hill stations in most  components  of the country. Hill stations were  largely   got wind of  in  Asian country  by  Brits   to induce  a respite from  the warmth  and  humidness  of the low-lying areas of the country. These hill stations have  currently   reworked  into  in style   leisure  spots  wherever  travellers from  inside   yet  as outside the country  come back . Here  10 dency to|we tend to}  gift  to you the ten most  stunning  hill stations of India: 1. Nainital, Uttarakhand Nainital is a small  city  in the Kumaon  range  in Uttarakhand. It is  recognized  as the ‘Lake District of India’ and is one of the most  popular  honeymoon  locations...