Char Dham Tour

Char Dham Yatra

Day 1 - Reach Delhi

After arriving at Delhi, you will receive a traditional welcome. After which our representative will guide you from the airport to our hotel.

Day 2 - Delhi to Mussorie

We drive today to Mussorie, a famous hill station having an altitude of 2005 m. the distance is approximately 290 km and will take eight hours to reach.

Day 3 - Mussorie to Barkot

After breakfast, we leave for Barkot (1828 m) with packed lunch. On the way we visit Kempty Falls. After reaching Barkot, we check in at our hotel.

Day 4 - Barkot to Hanuman Chatti

Following breakfast, we journey to Yamunotri (3235 m) for a full day excursion. We first drive to Hanuman Chatti (2134 m) by coach and then to Janki Chatti by jeep. At Yamunotri we bathe in the hot natural spring and offer prayers to the Goddess Yamuna.

Day 5 - Barkot to Uttarkasi

We visit Uttarkasi on the River Bhagirathi's banks where the famous Lord Vishwanath temple is situated.

Day 6 - Uttarkasi to Gangotri to Uttarkasi

We leave for an excursion to the Gangotri with Packed lunch. There we bathe in the holy Ganges and perform prayers. Ganges is the one of the most famous river of India and bathing in the Ganges continue to be an enriching experience.

Day 7 - Uttarkasi to Guptkashi

We drive to Guptkashi with packed lunch passing towns such as Tehri Srinagar and Rudraprayag. Then we proceed to Mandakini Valley and reach our destination Guptkashi sometime in the evening.

Day 8 - Guptkashi to Gaurikund

By coach we have a two hour drive to Gaurikund ( 32 km) and a 14 km trek from there to Kedarnath by Pony-Doli. After lunch we offer prayers at the temple at the Shri Kedarnath. In the evening we visit Adi Shankaracharya Samadhi at the back of the temple and take part in the Aarti at the temple. Overnight stay will be at Hotel in Kedarnath

Day 9 - Kedarnath to Gaurikund

On pony back we ride for 3 to 4 hours to Gaurikund (114 km). From there by coach we return to Guptkashi for lunch.

Day 10

We drive for ten hours to Joshimath (190 km) via Chopta.

Day 11 Joshimath to Badrinath

We go to a sacred shrine known as the Shri Badrinath. After checking in, in the afternoon, we visit the last village before the Tibet border known as Mana Village. In the evening we participate in the Aarti at the Badrinath Temple.

Day 12 Badrinath to Joshimath

We offer prayers at Badrinath and return to Joshimath.

Day 13 Joshimath to Rudraprayag to Rishikesh

We drive to Rishikesh after an early breakfast stopping at Rudraprayag for lunch.

Day 14 Rishikesh to Haridwar

We spend half a day at Rishikesh simply sightseeing and visiting the Geeta Bhawan, Ram Jula, Laxman Jula, ashrams and temples. In the afternoon we go to Haridwar (24 km) and check in at the hotel. Then we visit the Mansa Devi temple and participate in the Aarti in the evening. We may also spend time on the Ghat.

Day 15 Haridwar to Delhi

We return after a 6 hour drive to Delhi. Here you will be escorted to the airport for your next destination. 

Ladakh

Ladakh Valley Tour

Day 1 - Arrive at Delhi

On reaching Delhi, the capital city, you will be given a traditional welcome. Thereafter, our representative will assist you from the airport to our hotel for your check in..

Day 2 - Delhi to Leh

We will fly to Leh early in the morning. Our representative will be at the Leh airport to guide you to the hotel. After some rest, we will take a walk around Leh town and visit the market there as well as the Palace ruins, the Shanti stupa and Le Gompa. The walk will help you get acquainted with the altitude.

Day 3 - Leh to Shey to Stok

We will drive to Shey, Ladakh's ancient capital, which is 16 km from Leh and see the monastery there. It has a huge golden statue of the Buddha with a silver lamp that is burning before it. Later we will drive through the bridge over the river Indus to Stok. At Stok we will see the Palace as well as the Museum. After lunch, we will trek, for four hours to the Stok La Base.

Day 4 - Stok La to Rumbak

We shall trek for six hours from Stok La to Rumbak , a tiny sheperd village, which is 16 km away.

Day 5 - Rumbak to to Gand La to Skiu

We will trek to Skiu by crossing the Gand La after an early breakfast.

Day 6 - Skiu to Hermoger to Sase to Marka

We will trek to Marka, passing through both Hermoger and Sase on the way. The distance is approximately 15 km and and will require around six hours to cover.

Day 7 - Marka to Omlung to Hankar

From Marka we will trek via Omlung upto Hankar. We will cover the 12 km distance in six hours.

Day 8 - Hankar to Nyamling

We will trek today for six hours from Hankar to Nymaling

Day 9 - At Nyamling

We shall be free to discover our surroundings. To trek to the glacier at Kangyatse , a permit is required from the IMF.

Day 10 - Nyamling to Kongmor La Pass to Chugdo

We will climb to the Kongmor La Pass, from where we will proceed to Chugdo.

Day 11 - Chugdo to Oza to Sumdo to Hemis to Thiksey to Leh

We will travel 13 km to Hemis, touching through Oza as well as Sumdo. The journey will take six hours, and at Hemis we will visit the famous monastery. From here we shall drive to the monastery at Thiksey which lies enroute to Leh. We then drive back from here to Leh.

Day 12 - At Leh

The day can be spent in leisure until lunchtime. In the late afternoon, we will visit the Phyang, Shankar and Spituk monasteries.

Day 13 - Leh to Delhi and Back Home

We will fly back to Delhi. At Delhi, we will take a tour around the old city. A guide will accompany us. Delhi is a thriving metropolis possessing a unique combination of ancient and modern . At New Delhi, we will visit the Raj Ghat, take a drive the India Gate and visit the tomb of the Mughal Emperor Humanyun. Then after a late dinner, you will be taken to the Delhi International Airport.

Golden Triangle With Haridwar & Rishikesh

Golden Triangle (8 Days/7 Nights)

Day 1 - Arrival at Delhi and Delhi to Jaipur

When you reach Delhi, our representative will welcome you at the airport and bring you to our hotel. Delhi is the capital of India. It was also India's capital in medieval times. After breakfast and some rest, we will go sightseeing in Delhi. We will visit the Lotus Temple, the Qutub Minar and Humanyun's tomb. Later in the day we will travel to Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan. Our representative there will receive you and take you to the hotel.

Day 2 - At Jaipur

After breakfast we will go to Amber, which is approximately 11 km from Jaipur. Amber was the capital of the Rajputs between the 11th and 18th centuries. We will also take an elephant ride to the Fort on the hill. Later we will see the JantarMantar Observatory, the City Palace and the Birla Temple. In the evening there will be an optional excursion to an ethnic village resort called Chokhi Dhani which is 15 km from Jaipur. A traditional Rajasthani atmosphere is created with folk dance and music.

Day 3 - Jaipur to Fatehpur Sikri to Agra

Today we go to Agra, visiting Fatehpur Sikri on the way. Fatehpur Sikri was Akbar's capital and is renowned for its beautiful palaces and elegant courts. Agra is world famous for the Taj Mahal. At Agra, we will check into a hotel . During the evening, there will be a magic show by a local magician.

Day 4 - At Agra

We will begin sightseeing after breakfast. We will visit the Taj Mahal and the Agra Fort. the Agra Fort is a unique structure built of red stone. The Taj Mahal is well known all over the world as a symbol of beauty and power. After that we will visit the tomb of Itmad Ud Daula, established by Noor Jahan, emperor Jahangir's wife and Akbar's tomb in Sikandara.

Day 5 - Agra to Vrindavan to Mathura to Delhi

We drive to Delhi, visiting Vrindavan and Mathura on the way. Vrindavan and Mathura are related with the birth and childhood of Lord Krishna. When we arrive in Delhi, we will go on a sightseeing trip accompanied by a guide. We will visit some famous places like the India Gate, the Presidents House and Gandhi Memorial.

Day 6 - Delhi to Haridwar

Today we travel to Haridwar, an important Hindu pilgrim destination. On arrival, you first check in at the hotel. Later during the day we will visit the Mansa Devi temple. We will enjoy the evening 'Aarti' at the Har ki Pauri.

Day 7 - Haridwar to Rishikesh

Today we embark on an excursion to Rishikesh. Rishikesh is famous for its scenic surroundings, temples and water rafting. We visit popular temples like Ram Jhula, Geeta Bhawan and Laxman Jhula. We will also see some lesser known ashrams and temples. We return to Haridwar around evening time.

Day 8 - Rishikesh to Delhi

The morning shall be spent in leisure. In the afternoon we return to Delhi. On our arrival you will be transferred to the airport. We wish you all the best and hope you will travel with us again.

South India Exotic Tour Package

 

South India Exotic Tour Package (18 Days/17 Nights)

Depart from home - Day 1

We will receive you at Madras.

Arrive at Madras - Day 2

When you arrive in Madras, you will be transferred to the hotel. You will stay overnight at Madras.

Madras to Kanchipuram to Mahabahlipuram to Trichy - Day 3

We will spend the entire day touring Kanchipuram and Mahabalipuram. In the evening we will travel by train to Trichy.

At Trichy - Day 4

In the morning we will arrive at Trichy. There will be a city tour in the afternoon. We will see Rock Fort, a Danish church and Lord Clive's house. We will also see an ancient Ganapati temple and a temple of Shiva.

Trichy to Madurai - Day 5

We drive to Madurai for four hours by road. At Madurai we visit the Meenakshi temple. After this we will visit the palace of Tirumala Nayak, the rock temple at Tripura, and Algar Hills. Then in the afternoon we will be free. We stay overnight at Madurai.

Madurai to Periyer - Day 6

After breakfast, we drive to the National Park at Periyer. We will enjoy an exciting boat ride on Periyer Lake. In the evening we shall visit "Kumily", a spice market. We will stay overnight in a resort at Thekkady.

Periyer to Cochin - Day 7

We travel to Cochin. We spend the night at Cochin.

At Cochin - Day 8

In the morning we go sightseeing in Cochin. We see Hindu temples, mosques and Portuguese churches. We also see one Jewish Synagogue. We stay overnight at Cochin.

Cochin to Bangalore to Mysore - Day 9

You take a flight to Bangalore. On arriving in Bangalore, you drive straight to Mysore. Overnight stay will be at Mysore.

At Mysore - Day 10

In the morning we go sightseeing in Mysore. We visit important places like the Maharaja's palace, an art gallery, the Chamundeshwari temple and Nadi Bull. In the afternoon we will be free. We stay overnight at Mysore.

Mysore to Halebid to Belur to Sravanbelgola - Day 11

We go to Halebid and Belur. We also pay a visit to Sravanbelgola.

Sravanbelgola to Hampi - Day 12

We will start our day with morning drive to Hampi. The once beautiful capital city of Vijayanagar Empire - greater than Rome, had palaces, temples & sculptures, spread all over. Some of the interesting ruins remaining are the Virupaksha Temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu, Vithala Temple the famous Ganesha Temple and Hazara Rama temples, Lotus Mahal and many other temples dedicated to the various incarnations of Lord Vishnu.

Hampi to Pattadakal to Aihole to Badami - Day 13

We travel to Badami. On the way we visit Pattadakal and Aihole.

In Badami - Day 14

We tour Badami in the morning. Here we see Jain and Hindu temples dating back to the 6th C.

Badami to Goa - Day 15

In the morning we go to Goa. At Goa we will accommodate you at a budget hotel of your choice.

Goa to Delhi - Day 16

From Goa you will fly to Delhi. The day shall be free for you, till it is time for you to board your return flight. You will be transferred to the airport .

Delhi to Bombay - Day 17

You will be transferred to the aiport for your flight to Bombay. When you reach the domestic terminal of the airport you will be transferred to the main city. In the evening you will be transferred to the international airport.

Kerala Exotic Tour

 

Kerala Exotic Tour (10 Days/9 Nights)

Day 1 - Arrival at Cochin

When you reach Cochin, our representative will welcome you and bring you to the hotel. Cochin is a well known city in the Indian State of Kerala. It has some of the best natural harbours in the country.In the afternoon, we shall go on an exciting boat cruise and view the sunset. In the evening, we will enjoy a Kathakali ( Kerala's most popular dance ) performance.

Day 2 - Cochin to Munnar

In the morning we will visit some popular places in Cochin like Jew town, a Jewish Synagogue dating back to 1568. a spice market and the church of St Francis. Later during the day we will go to Munnar. Munnar is an exquisite hill station in Kerala having a few of the highest tea gardens in the world. It is approximately 150 km from Cochin and will take us four hours to reach.

Day 3 - At Munnar

We begin touring Munnar after breakfast, visiting the highest tea estates in the world and the National Park at Eravikulam. At the Park, you can get the best view of a Nilgiri Tahr or mountain goat. Thereafter you can spend the day relaxing or by exploring the place on your own. We stay overnight at Munnar.

Day 4 - Munnar to Periyer

Today we proceed to Periyar, where Southern India's most famous wildlife sanctuary is located. In the late afternoon, we tour a Spice Garden/plantation, for which Periyar is famous. We will be accompanied by a guide. We continue to stay overnight at Munnar.

Day 5 - Periyer to Kumarakom

Early in the morning we will take a boat cruise on the Periyar Lake wildlife sanctuary. Later in the day we will go to Kumarakom and see its renowned back waters, the famous bird sanctuary and the massive Vembanad lake. We stay overnight at Kumarakom.

Day 6 - Kumarakom to Thothapalli

We visit the Bird Sanctuary in the morning. After that we cruise along Kumarakom's backwaters in a houseboat named Kettuvallam, to Thothapalli. Here we will witness the daily lives of villagers in the backwaters. We stay overnight at the houseboat.

Day 7 - Thothapalli to Kovalam

Today we disembark from the houseboat and travel to Kovalam. Kovalam lies to the south of Thiruvanathapuram and is one of the country's best beaches. It is well known for water sports. We spend the day exploring this lovely place and stay there overnight.

Day 8 - At Kovalam

We spend the day relaxing in Kovalam and continue to stay there overnight.

Day 9 - At Kovalam

We will spend the day in the cozy reclines Kovalam without much activity.

Day 10 - Leave Kovalam

Our tour will reach its conclusion. We will make sure you are taken to the airport/railway station on time for travel to your next destination. 

Goa & South India Tour

 

Goa & South India Tour (13 Days/12 Nights)

Day 1 - Arrival at Chennai

When you reach Chennai, our representative will receive you and bring you to the hotel. Chennai is an old city and the capital of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. It was known as Madras during British rule. It is a very traditional city, and has many interesting historical and cultural monuments.

Day 2 - Chennai to Mahabalipuram

We tour Chennai. We visit Fort St George built by the British in 1604 AD and within the Fort, we visit the church of St Mary. This church was built in 1680 and is the oldest among the protestant churches of the East. We later travel to Mahabalipuram. Mahabalipuram is famous for its ancient rock cut architecture and temples. We stay overnight at Mahabalipuram.

Day 3 - Mahabalipuram to Kanchipuram

Today we tour Mahabalipuram, accompanied by a guide. We visit the Shore temple, dating back to the 8th C AD and the Rathas. Later in the day we go to Kanchipuram. Kanchipuram is renowned the world over for its silk manufacture and temples. Here we visit the Kailasanatha temple, also belonging to the 8thc AD. After that we visit the Ekambaranatha, an ancient temple that is dedicated to Shiva. We shall also go to Kamakshi Amman. We stay overnight at Mahabalipuram.

Day 4 - Mahabhalipuram to Tanjore

Today we go to Tanjore. Tanjore was a thriving city under the Mahratta and Nayak kings. It is well known for its beautiful handicrafts such as Bornze icons, Pithwork, paintings, Art Plate and musical instruments.Here we visit the Brihadeshwara temple, built by the Chola king Rajaraja I. We stay overnight at Tanjore.

Day 5 - Tanjore to Trichy to Madurai

Today we travel to Madurai. This is Tamil Nadu's oldest city, and was a very important centre for commerce during the sixth century. On the way we halt at Trichy. Trichy was a significant town during the rule of the Chola rajas and has many historical monuments and temples. At Trichy we visit the Srirangam temple and Rockfort. We stay overnight at Madurai.

Day 6 - Madurai to Periyer

We will visit the Meenakshi Sundareshwar temple in Madurai. Later we will go to Periyar ,the most famous wildlife sanctuary in South India, set on a beautiful lakeside. We tour the sanctuary and experience its beauty as well as ecological pattern. There will be an optional tour to a Spice Plantation in Periyar. We stay the night in Periyar.

Day 7 - Periyer to Cochin

Early in the morning we will take a thrilling boat on the Periyar Lake and visit the Wildlife sanctuary. Later we visit Cochin. Historically Cochin has had an important sea trade network with the Dutch, Mediterranean Europe and West Asia. It is also one of India's best natural harbours. At Cochin we enjoy a Kathakali performance by a local dancer. Kathakali is one of Kerala's most popular dance forms. We will stay overnight at Cochin.

Day 8 - At Cochin

Today we tour Cochin. We visit famous places like the Dutch Palace, built by the Portuguese and St Francis Church. We will also visit a spice market. There will be a boat cruise, but this is optional. We stay overnight in Cochin.

Day 9 - Cochin to Goa

We will fly to Goa today. Goa is internationally famous for its magnificent beaches. We spend the night in Goa.

Day 10 - Goa

There will be an optional tour around Goa. Goa possesses a unique combination of Portuguese and Indian culture.The tour will include a visit to old churches in Goa such as the Bom Jesus Church, going back to the 16th C, a visit to Dona Paula village and Miramar beach. We stay the night in Goa.

Day 11 - Goa

The day will be spent relaxing in Goa's sun blenched beaches, flowing spirits and luxurious casinos. We continue to spend the night in Goa.

Day 12 - Goa to Mumbai

We start for Mumbai, the next destination. Mumbai is called the commercial capital of India and is very famous for its movie industry, "Bollywood" which is the world's second largest film industry.We conclude our tour here hoping you will come back to tour with us. 

Malana Hill Station

 

Malana Hill Station - Himachal Pradesh

The very pleasant and calm ancient village of India is Malana, located in Himachal Pradesh State. Reaching Malana is simple as this is the closest destination to Kullu Valley, HP. 

 Kullu is the world-famous tourist destination and around lakhs of people are reaching Kullu every year. This lonely village Malana is situated at Malana Nala which is the side valley of another valley Parvati. Most adorable peaks near the Malana village are Chandrakhani and Deotibba village. Malana River flows through the village which is the source of drinking water for localities. The height of the village from sea is around 3,029 meters. The village is completely unaffected from any type of modern civilization so we can say the development is not done in this rural area. The existing living standard of people in Malana expresses their social values and structure. Local public of village is strict to their customs and rules.

 

 

The background of the village Malana expresses that Jamlu rishi (the sage) came to this place and settled in the town. He made the rules and guidelines for the local population. Because of that Malana is having so many religious values which mean the tourist will find the temples and pray spots in village almost every side. closest destination to Kullu Valley, HP. Kullu is the world-famous tourist destination and around lakhs of people are reaching Kullu every year. This lonely village Malana is situated at Malana Nala which is the side valley of another valley Parvati. Most adorable peaks near the Malana village are Chandrakhani and Deotibba village. Malana River flows through the village which is the source of drinking water for localities. The height of the village from sea is around 3,029 meters. The village is completely unaffected from any type of modern civilization so we can say the development is not done in this rural area. The existing living standard of people in Malana expresses their social values and structure. Local public of village is strict to their customs and rules.

 

 

Experts say Malana town is considered as the first democratic town of the world. As per the rules of social community the populace of Malana belongs to Aryans community. The big dam project of Malana gave the new introduction of the town to the world. MHPS (Hydro Power Station) is the project becomes major earning source for the populace of Malana. closest destination to Kullu Valley, HP. Kullu is the world-famous tourist destination and around lakhs of people are reaching Kullu every year. This lonely village Malana is situated at Malana Nala which is the side valley of another valley Parvati. Most adorable peaks near the Malana village are Chandrakhani and Deotibba village. Malana River flows through the village which is the source of drinking water for localities. The height of the village from sea is around 3,029 meters. The village is completely unaffected from any type of modern civilization so we can say the development is not done in this rural area. The existing living standard of people in Malana expresses their social values and structure. Local public of village is strict to their customs and rules.

 

Major Attraction of Malana:

Jamula Temple: The shrine is constructed after Jamul Rishi who came to the town and educated the public with religious values. Gaddi Tribes are highly reserved the temple and some strict rules need to be followed to enter the temple.

Green Valley’s: The high hills and green valley’s from the town are amazing. Spending valuable time in Malana village could be memorable period for visitors. 

 

 

Calculating the population there are around 100 homes only so visitors must plan the trip before going to this place. Booking of accommodation is available at Kullu valley which is another feature for people reaching the spot first time.

Attaining to Malana:

The big closest airport to attain Malana is Kullu located at only distance of 25 kms. Airport of Kullu is linked through domestic flights of India from several cities such as Shimla, Pathankot, Chandigarh, New Delhi, and Dharamshala. Delhi is the easiest way for International tourist to reach Kullu to attain Malana. 

 

 

JNRS (Joginder Nagar Railway Station) is the closest station having trains direct from Chandigarh and many other cities of India.

Reaching Malana is possible through road as well because local states are offering buses from Kullu and closest destination to Kullu Valley, HP. Kullu is the world-famous tourist destination and around lakhs of people are reaching Kullu every year. This lonely village Malana is situated at Malana Nala which is the side valley of another valley Parvati. Most adorable peaks near the Malana village are Chandrakhani and Deotibba village. Malana River flows through the village which is the source of drinking water for localities. The height of the village from sea is around 3,029 meters. The village is completely unaffected from any type of modern civilization so we can say the development is not done in this rural area. The existing living standard of people in Malana expresses their social values and structure. Local public of village is strict to their customs and rules.various other cities of India. 

 

 

Almora Tour

 Almora

Almora is a delightful and astonishing place to expediently take pleasure of the spectacular snow scape of the middle Himalayas.

 

This peaceful city is away from the pollution and noise of major cities, and the atmosphere lays brings lively and beautiful nature in front of us. This amazing hill station is situated at the top of half circular hill of Himalaya.

 

This small city is in the design of a horse shoe and covered area is 5 km mountain range. The history behind this city is big, and their culture is also based on the background of this place. In earlier time, it was the capital of Kumau, which was set up by King Balo Chand in 1563. There are many indications and signs of such rulers and visitors can view the monuments and many other signs of such period. The forts & historical monuments and governmental offices are still available there. The two major rivers Koshi and Suyal flow close to the town. The scene becomes more beautiful when the snow capped by the hills get longer. It appears like a long train of ice and snow over the hills.

 

Every part of this small city is filled with attractive beauty of nature, and the town has managed its early custom in present generation as well. The construction of the houses and roads are still made of earlier type.

This place is also known as the town of temples. Almora is situated in the centre of the town, and the biggest temple among all is Goddess Nanda Devi. This is the only hill station of India, which is developed by Indians.

 

Tourist spots of Almora:
Chitai Temple: this temple area is the busiest area of Almora. The lord Golu is situated in this temple. The thousands of bell placed in this temple proofs that people have been huge believe in Golu God. The gorgeous view of hills from this temple is an amazing experience. It is 8 KMs away by walk through a stunning pine jungle, but the cart can be used as a famous transport for those who cannot travel longer.

Bright End Corner: these are 2 KMs away from Almora. However, this place is famous for sunset and sunrise, which can be a different experience because the rise and set can be watched between the wonderful hills of Himalayas peaks. People can enjoy reading books at Vivekananda Library and can spend some time in the light house. The Vivekananda Memorial can also be seen at this place.

Katarmal: Katarmal is the 800-year-old Sun Temple which is also the second most important temple of Sun after Konark in Orissa. This temple is 7 KMs away from Almora and having historical importance.

 

 

Deer Park: visitors can enjoy numerous types of deer by visiting the park, which is 3 KMs away Almora stand.

Nanda Devi Temple: Nada Devi's temple is the 1000 years old holy place, and it is the most attractive place of Almora as well. The curving walls of the temple are different in appearance.


There are many other places to visit such as Kasar Devi, State Museum that people can visit to make their trip more memorable.

Some places near Almora are also interesting and visitors can enjoy such areas. Places like Bageshwar which are 90 KMs away, Sitalakhet, which is again 90 KMs away from Almora are best stations to visit. Binsar at 30 KMs, Baijnath at 70 KMs, Gannath at 47 KMs, Jageshwar at 34 KMs, Kalimath at 5Km, Katarmal at 17Km, Koshi at 12 KMs is some more destinations where visitors can visit and enjoy the nature as well as the architecture of ancient times.

Reaching Almora through diverse ways:

By Road: it is properly connected with all major cities of India by road. People can go through their personal vehicle as well.

 
By Air: The closest airbase of Almora is a Pant Nagar situated in Nainital.

By Train: The closest railway station is Kathgodam, and frequent trains are available for Kathgodam from various major cities of India.

Auli Tour

 

Auli - An astonishing hill station of North India

 

Situated at the crib of flurry-covered mountains Auli is a hill station of North India. It is a tourist spot having too good natural beauties. Auli is an adventures spot lies in the direction of north of the state of Uttaranchal in a region named Chamoli and shapes a division of the Garhwal hill series. This beautiful hill station is 16 kms distant from Joshi Math of Uttaranchal at stature of 2895 meters. This place is identified for skiing further than other things. Auli hill station is the type of place where enjoyment and venture, rowdy attraction and inclines of snowfall area, natural attractiveness in its finest shape approaches energetic. The oak forests and deodar wrap the inclines and decrease the pace of the cold winds to the least amount.

The sheer slopes of Auli hill station appear to sign all the escapade hunters. They tender a panoramic vision of lots of well-known Himalayan hills like Kamet, Nanda Devi, Dunagiri and Mana Parvat. Auli hill area shows to be perfect environment for the brave people, and they can enjoy lots of adventure sports with all nature availability.

Few Tourist Attractions of Auli Hill Station

Dayara Bugyal

Bugyal is the word taken from local language, and it means “soaring elevation field”. Dayara Bugyal is the finest spot of Auli hill station in Uttaranchal. Dayara Bugyal is established at height range of 10,000-12,000 ft. Auli vast field is subsequent to none in normal attractiveness in a state Uttranchal. Throughout a winter season, it offers outstanding & the finest ski slopes of India extended area of 28 square kilo meters.

Mundali

Mundali is another favorite spot of tourism, and it is located in a region of Dehradun 129 km through Chakrata. This beautiful spot offers an astonishing vision of the snowfall covered Himalayas. This place is covered with snow everywhere and best place for skiing sports.

Munsyari

Munsyari is the snuggling amidst stunning Kumaon hills situated at Himalayas of 1645 meters. Munsiyari situated at 300 kms in north of Nainital a small hill town. Visitors can reach through hired taxis and buses from Nainital & Almora. Some more available routes are through Munsiyari since Almora.

Nanaksagar Matta

Nanaksagar Matta is a hill station situated at in Udhamsingh Nagar of Uttaranchal Hills. It is the finest place for water sports.

Bidhauli

Bidhauli is a calm striking wild targeted place situated at 20 kilo meter from Dehradun on the Paunta Sahib road. 


There are many other places visitors can reach at Auli hill station such as Joshi Math, Bageshwar, Sunder Dunga, Pindari, Gurso Bugyal, Kuwani Bugyal and some others. However best time to reach this hill station is winter season as people can enjoy snowfall and skiing sports. 


About accommodation visitors can book the hotels through travel agents. There will be no such problem to visit the place because there are numerous hotels and lodges to stay there. There are some guest-houses as well and its quite easy to reach them. 


Reach to the Auli Hill Station:
The easiest way by Road and visitors can reach to this place easily from Joshi Math through Rishikesh. Joshi Math is situated at 16 kms away from Auli and easy reach through road. Reaching through air is also possible and people can go to Jolly Grant which is situated in Dehradun 279km from Auli. Nearest Railway station is Haridwar sitauted at 263 kms from auli.

Coorg Tour

 

Coorg: Honneymoon spot or Scotland of India

 

Coorg is the beautiful hill station and best place for honeymoon especially in summer season. This place is 252 km distant from Bangalore situated at 1525 meter above the sea level and it is also the district headquarters of Kodagu. The original name of Coorg Kodaimalenadu which means intense jungle on vertical hill. Experts gave another name to this place as the Scotland of India. Because of its natural beauty this place is turned into the first choice for tourist. Foggy and hazy hills, green forest, huge tea gardens and coffee farms, orange orchards, rolling streets and overwhelming natural views are capable to make the trip unforgettable vacation destination.

 

Western Ghats situated Coorg place amidst green vales, striking hills and teak jungles. Visiting such beautiful place can be amazing experience of life and if the package is selected for honeymoon than it can be the memorable moment of life. This hill station is at Karnataka's south-western side covering zone of 4,102 square km. Cauveri River also begins from this station from Tala Cauveri. Cauveri River is also having importance in religious facts of Indian tradition.

 

Their communities are based on agriculture and tourism department. However, its name is again having different facts in various religious Granthas. According to Purana its name is redefined from Krodhadesa which means 'Land of Annoyance'. Some Granthas having the description about the name given after the river Cauveri.

Coorg become the famous for outdoor activities and some other things like food and shopping.

•  Mountain Trekking: there are many green and lush trekking places in the middle of jungles and mounts. The best time for trekking is from October to February. Few of the popular trek spots are Brahmagiri hills. Other places such as Pushpagiri are also good for this event. Pushpagiri is the second highest mountain of Coorg.

• Golf Game: Those who are keen to golf game can tee off at the 9-hole and various tee courses at Virajpet.

• Enjoying river ride: fishing and playing water sports could be another event to enjoy the life. The best time for such things at this place is from October to May.

• Rafting in white water: offering rafting down the Cauveri River is possible at some spots of Coorg. Those who love to enjoy fast paced action games can visit Upper Barapole River situated at south of Coorg. It’s good to act in action games during mid-June to mid-September.

• Foodstuff: this place is also well-known for cuisine and unique hospitality. Non-vegetarians can enjoy meat games such as red meat and other tasty items.

• Shopping: buying coffee and many other famous items like honey, pineapple papad, cardamom, spices, pepper, and oranges are also special items of Coorg. 

• Festivals and fairs: some colourful festivals and fairs of Coorg are world-famous and tourist can enjoy various events during different festivals and occasions. Their festivals are mainly based on agriculture military activities such as 'Festival of Arms - Keilpoldu', Cauvery Shankaramana and harvest festival 'Puthar’.

Reaching Coorg:

 

• By Air: its nearest airport is Bangalore which is at the distant of 260 km. However, another airport is just 135 km away known as Mangalore.
• By Rail: nearest railway Station is Mysore and its just 146 km away from the tourist spot Coorg.
• By Road: Mysore and Mangalore highways are best and good way to reach the hill station. NH48 is the highway connected with lots of big centres and places of different states.  

Khandala

 

Khandala - Hill station near Mumbai 

 

 

Khandala is a mountain area and a favourite spot for nature lovers and people who love to spend time on cool areas. This beautiful hill station is situated at Western Ghats in the state of Maharashtra. It is also located at just three kilometers away Lonavala and seven kilometers away from Karjat.

This top end of Bhor Ghat is becoming the major attraction, particularly in summer season. This Ghat is on the road link between Konkan plain and Deccan Plateau. However, the traffic of this ghat is increased from a couple of years as there are lots of rail traffic and road transport. The reason behind such traffic is Khandala is also having the expressway of Mumbai to Pune. It is also turned as the initial place for hiking as people from near spots come to Khandala for bike events.

Favorite spots of Khandala:

Duke's Nose: this is the wonder spot that offers a panoramic view of Bhor ghat and Khandala. As Khandala is situated near Mumbai, lots of tourists around the world and local people both come to this place to spend amazing time at weekends. Duke Nose is the spot where accommodation is also available so visitors can easily spend time by viewing the enormous view of place. From this spot, the view of beautiful mountains covered with greenery makes the moment different and memorable. 

Amrutanjan Point: This is also a beautiful spot, situated at the start of the Khandala Ghat. It is the point offer magnificent views of the Duke's Nose as well as the Khopoli City.

Reversing Station Point: The breathtaking view of Duke's nose is possible from reversing station point. Trains view from this side is another best view.

Tiger's Leap: Tiger's leap is another vantage point, and visitors can get some of the most stunning views of the valley situated underneath. The name provided to this point is 'Tiger's Leap' because it appears like a tiger leaping into the valley. 

 

Karla and Bhaja Caves: these caves are situated at a distance of 16 kms from Khandala. Large number of people around the world visits this point every year. 

Khandala Lake and Bhushi Lake: these lakes are located offering definite worth. The natural scene of surroundings and tranquil environment of the lakes can make the moment amazing. 

 

 

Rock Climbing: those who love exciting sports events can go for rock climbing. However, the experts are available at spots to help the new people for climbing.

Reaching Khandala is possible through various ways such as:

By Air: nearest airport for Khandala is Pune (just 69 km away) and Mumbai (101 km away). International and domestic both kinds of flights from around the world and India are available to reach Mumbai. Visitors can plan their trip and reach the place anytime. However, the best time to visit Khandala is rainy season (June-August) and some different months (October and May).

By Road: bus service from Mumbai and many chief cities are available. Tourist companies are offering packages providing tourist buses and accommodation as well. The roads are properly maintained so visitors can use the private taxies and buses as well.

By Train: Railway station near to Khandala is Lonavala. Several express trains are available for visitors. Some of the trains are Mumbai-Pune Deccan Express, Mumbai-Pune Deccan Queen, Mumbai-Pune Sihangad Express, Mumbai-Pune Pragati Express and Mumbai-Pune Indryani Express.

Interesting Images of Khandala

  

 

 

Map Of Khandala

Wild Ass Sanctuary

Wild Ass Sanctuary - Little Rann

Some places in the world are known for lush greenery, others for steep cliffs and snowy glaciers and others still for refreshing water lapping against hot beaches.  But of all the landscapes in the world, harsh deserts are perhaps the one that fewest people have experienced. Believing it to be not as pleasant as other landscapes, many people miss out on the tremendous beauty found in deserts. Precisely because there are very few people, visiting deserts like the Little Rann of Kutch which gives a traveler the chance to ponder a world before there were so many of us around. Only after hours blanketed by the deep silences that fall on the salt flats in the middle of the day, when the only sound is the wind scraping along the sand, can you appreciate the sounds that emerge in the evening, the birds singing, insects chirping and the scuffle of small animals rustling in the brush. Only after looking out at the unending flats do you appreciate the greenery and rich wildlife that congregates on the beyts or islands that rise up out of the Rann. And only after getting to know the desert do you begin to understand a secret, that the beauty of life lies hidden in even the most seemingly desolate of places.

By road: The Wild Ass Sanctuary is 130 km from Ahmedabad, 45 km from Viramgam, 175 km from Rajkot and 265 km from Bhuj, accessible from all of these by ST buses. By rail: The Nearest Railway stations are: Dhrangadhra - 16 kms Ahmedabad - 130 Kms Rajkot - 175 Kms The Sanctuary has three main access points: Dhrangadhra, Range Bajana, and Range Aadeshwar. Range Bajana is the best place to enter in the winter as the wetlands that house migratory birds are closest to it. Dhrandgadhra is the easiest place to find transportation and accommodation (there is a government guest house, as well as private ones).

Gangotri

Gangotri - Holy place of Uttar Kashi

Gangotri is a small town also known as Nagar Panchayat in Uttar Kashi region of Uttarakhand State, India. Gangotri is a holy place covered with beautiful nature. This Hindu pilgrim town is situated at banks of the river Bhagirathi. The base area of Gangotri is on the Himalayan Range with the good height of 3,415 meters.

 

 

This place is having great value in Hindu religions as according to Granthas Gangotri is the starting point of river Ganges where the goddess Ganga sit. That is the reason this place is having huge space and turned into one of the four sites of pilgrimage circuit which is known as Char Dham. This river is having ample of names such as its called as Bhagirathi at starting point and once it comes to Devprayag its known name changes to Ganga where it joins the Alaknanda. Ganga River basically starts from Gaumukh which is set in the Gangotri Glacier. Reaching to this glacier is easy as visitors have to get the sources from Rishikesh, Haridwar or Dehradun. However, it will take complete one day to reach Gangotri from these places. Many tourism companies offering Char Dham package in which they will provide the tour of rest of the 3 dham places so visitors can go through these offers and can reach the most holy place of India. Gangotri can be reached easily by car or bus as local transport facility is also available.

 

Gangotri is the smallest town which is planned around a temple of the goddess Ganga. This temple was built by Nepalese General, Amar Singh Thapa in 18th century. According to available sources this temple gets closed on Diwali day and reopens in May. This is the schedule time for every year because rest of the month people comes down to land area because of lower temperature. During May to Diwali festival, the idol of the goddess is kept at Mukhba village.

 

Some attractions of Gangotri:

This place is having mythological relation as Goddess Ganga took the form of river and become the main source of life travelling through various parts throughout India. There are several temples in Gangotri where visitors can learn the history behind the creation of Ganga River.

 

 

Bhavishya Badri Temple: Thick forest close to Tapovan enclosed to Bhavishya Badri temple is main attraction of this place. This temple is situated at good distance of 17 km. The God Narsingha temple is enshrined at this place.

Gangotri Temple: This is also a very important temple according to Hindu mythology. This temple is of Goddess Ganga and devotees come to this place around the world.

 

Kailash Mountain: Visitors can easily enjoy the natural beauty and the glacier of this place. It is fully covered with high range of mountains containing lots of Ice.

 

Some more attractive places to watch at Gangotri are Bhagirathi Shila, Bhaironghati, Gaumukh, Sat-Tal (seven lakes), and Submerged Shivling. 

Transport:-

By Air: the closest airport to reach Gangotri is Jollygrant situated at 262 km distant.

By Rail: closest railway station is Rishikesh situated at 226 Km. Rishikesh is linked with many major cities such as Howrah, Mumbai, Delhi & Lucknow.

By Road: Users can go by road through Badrinath which is connected with Rishikesh, Dehradun, Kotdwar, Haridware and some more cities of Garhwal.