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I was standing on a green-top knoll with the magnificent Dhauladhar mountain ranges in the backdrop. On the opposite side of the knoll, I was really shocked by seeing hordes of white and yellow sacks full of trash
If you are planning to visit Alleppey in the near future, it is essential to note the things to do in Alleppey, which will keep you entertained throughout your trip. Here are some of my favorites.
Thailand is perfect for living a remote work lifestyle. You've got pleasant weather, lovely landscapes, friendly locals, and internet speed, oh my god! You may not have thought of it.
Sasaram is known for the Mausoleum of Sher Shah Suri which still defines the identity of this town. There are several other tombs and historical structures that make Sasaram an ideal offbeat tourist destination in Bihar.
Bonfires are not USP for a travel company. In fact, you should avoid the business that promote it and even if you are going with them, choose to opt out of this activity. Small efforts will help everyone in the long run.
Finding a travel company that shares your personal ethical values removes traveller’s guilt that many suffer with. It also gives you a chance to contribute instead of exploiting the region where you are traveling.
Genting Highlands is a hill station with a luxury resort a mall, glass floor cable cars, scores of hotels and resorts, a mega shopping complex, theme parks and casinos. Here is your guide for day trip to Genting Highlands from Kualan Lumpur.
Many attractions in Thimphu have entry tickets. The prices vary depending if you are from a SAARC nation or not. Despite this, the minimum entry charges are INR 300 per person. To these places, I said no and only saw from the outside.
Turtuk is a beautiful little hamlet, located in the Indian Baltistan with the gorgeous flowing Shyok river flowing in the backdrop. This lovely village is located on the border of India and Pakistan and is a few km away from the popular touristy Nubra Valley.
Celebrated by the Garo Tribe of Meghalaya and Bangladesh, Wangala is one of the many harvest festivals of North East India. Each tribe residing in this region has their own way to thank their gods for the surplus growth and they sing and dance to celebrate the end of harvest season.
