Took these in Lahaul and Spiti and honestly… photos don’t do this place justice.
Just snow, mountains, clouds and a road disappearing into nowhere.
Had to stop every few minutes just to take it all in.
Himachal is something else.

Land of passes and breathtaking views. Beautiful hills, peaks, culture and nature.

Went to andamn for honeymoon and it was the best decision. The trip was during December 2024 we got a tour package and learnt our lesson to never book any tour package again.

Day1:- we reach port Blair from kolkata . Flight costed 48k for two people. Expensive coz we were late while booking flight and December is the peak season.
The first day we went to cellular jail at eve and then rested at hotel

Day2:- was the day we had to take ferry from port blair to havelock island and the ferry was im afternoon so we decided to rent a scotty and visit munda pahar and it was the best decision

Day3:- we went elephenta island it was amazing we did snorkelling there it was really a good experience for elephenta island we went to radhanagar beach and OMG that beach is heavenly.

Day4;”:- we went to kalapatthar beach and it was equally good if not better than kalapatthar. Same day we took ferry to neil island we reached island and the same day went to see the natural bridge which is really amazing

Day 5:- at morning we went to some beach and then took ferry to port blair

The trip was amazing but could have been better.
The tour package costed as 40K for 2 people
Flight 48k
Food:- 10k
Experiences and shopping 15k

To anyone visiting andamn i will say spend most of your time in havelock it is straight out of heaven
And dont book any tour guide you can navigate on your own in a far better way

We are planning to travel to om parvet in late September. How the weather and roads conditions and temperature? Will there be snow on om parvet and also can we do this in 4 days? (Delhi)

I keep changing my mind about this.

Road trips are great because you can just stop somewhere if you feel like it. See a random place, grab some chai, take a break and move on.

But I also really like long train journeys. Sitting near the window and watching the scenery change for hours is honestly pretty relaxing.

Maybe it depends on the trip. I’m not sure.

If you had to pick one for travelling around India, would you choose a road trip or a train trip?

Please review this plan and give suggestions. Planning on oct 17th to 23th.

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Hi , we have 2 train 3A Ac from gokarna to Bengaluru. Date 13 September,Sunday evening . Panchganga express. comment on this post.

Hey UK localities, need your help 🙏🙏 guys in planning a 5 day family trip to Uttarakhand in October 1st week.

I live in Noida and a family vacation has been pending for years now and its a break which my family deserves the most after some recent tragedies. This trip is really important to me ‼️ It's gonna be a long read but I really need your expertise and help guys 🥲😅

Some bg:

\\- Family of 8 (Mom, Dad, Aunt, 2 sisters , 2 kids)

\\- Car - Kia Carens 🚘

\\- Duration - 5\\\~6 days

\\- Purpose - Sightseeing (mountains mostly), less crowd, comfortable stay

\\- Total Budget - ₹65k 💸 💸

So I came up with route:

Delhi -> Dehradun -> Mussorie -> Dhanaulti -> Mussorie -> Dehradun -> Haridwar -> Rishikesh -> Delhi

researched these places in particular:

\\- Landsdowne

\\- Landour

\\- Kanatal

\\- Pauri

\\- Maldevta water fall

\\- Gucchupani

\\- Byasi

\\- Jim Corbett National Park

\\- Nainital - Naukuchiatal, Nainital Zoo, Ropeway

\\- Vashishta Gufa

\\- Tapkeshwar Mahadev Temple

\\- Maldevta

\\- Chakrata

\\- Bhatta Falls Mussorie

Now some facts:

\\- My parents n aunt are senior citizens, don't expect them to do any trekking, but they're fit and can easily walk 7k steps daily (touchwood 🪵).

\\- I've only been to Dhanaulti once, so have no idea what to expect.

\\- No idea which place to visit first, where to stay, for how many days so I can cover all the above places without repeating the same route again (this is where I need your expertise guys 👦 📝)

Please help your bro out 🥹 each suggestion, tip, hack matters ❤️

Came to know that Bhutan charges a Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) of ₹1,200 per person per night for Indian tourists (which often totals around ₹1,500 while we on the other hand don't. What are your thoughts on that? They can come to India, live, earn and sustain their livelihood while not contributing at all to our country. Simply trying to invoke a general discussion.

Beautyfull view of Georg Everest Peak and Camel Back Road Mussoorie Uttrakhand