Places Must Visit

After Monsoon, the month of November gives a pleasant opportunity to the travelers from all over the globe to explore a variety of flora and fauna and witness the celebrations of different festivals of India. So, here is the list of some of the places you must visit in the month of November in India. Pushkar (Rajasthan)   This place attracts huge number of tourists from all over the globe in the month of November. The main attraction is the Pushkar fair(Kartik Fair) that begins with the Kartik Month of Hindu Calendar and continues till Kartik Purnima (mostly overlaps last week of October and first week of November). It  is one of the largest camel trading fair in the world. Things to do        Enjoy Camel Ride. Participate in various competitions such a tug of war, matka race etc. Shopping from different colorful shops. How to reach Pushkar Nearest Airport : Jaipur (140Kms) Railways           : Jaipur (140Kms) Roadways         : Well connected Varan

Its July and its the beginning of Monsoon season in most of the parts of India. This is the time when the plants go more greener, weather becomes a bit pleasant after hot & sweaty Indian summers, its time to enjoy your tea with different kinds of pakoras and enjoy the greenery outside from your balcony.  Perfect setting for taking some time out of your work and exploring new destinations. So, here are some of the places you must visit during this lovely monsoon season in India.      Munnar, Kerala One of the most famous hill stations of Southern India, Munnar is situated on the banks of three rivers -  Periavaru ,  Madupetti and  Nallathanni .  This is one of the must visit places of India during the Monsoon season. Munnar is famous for its picturesque Tea Gardens, a good variety of flora and fauna, natural beauty and landscapes.  Monsoon season adds jewel to this place, as the pictures become more greener, fresh and romantic.That is why Munnar attract

This Post of "Places must visit" blog is about Nainital. This place is situated in the foothills of Kumaon and is famous for its various tourists spots. The place also have importance in the Hindu Mythology as it is believed that Goddess Parvati's eye fell in the naini lake and thats where the name of the place comes from as "Nain" means "Eyes" in Hindi.   The climate and temperature here remains pleasant all year long because of which Nainital remains full of tourists in all seasons. It is well connected with public transport facilities. Nearest railway Station is Kathgodam. Which is located 35 Kms away from Nainital. One can also opt for bus or taxi to reach the place. Nearest airport is New Delhi Airport which is around 300 Kms from Nainital. Some of the Must Visit places of Nainital are mentioned below Naini Lake  Located at the heart of Nainital, Naini Lake is a Mango shaped natural lake. Surrounded by seven hills, this lak

Dehradun , the capital of Uttarakhand state of India is full of natural resources and scenery. The climate of the city remains pleasant all year long as it is situated in the foot hills of Himalayas in the doon valley. If you are planning to visit Dehradun this summers and you are a nature lover then there are 5 places that you must visit during your trip.         Robbers Cave (Gucchu Paani) Robbers cave got its name as it is believed that robbers used to live hide/live here in the past. The place is also called Gucchu Pani or Gupchup Pani as it has a waterfall of which the source is unknown. Once you enter from the man made gate for the cave you will see a passage to reach the cave you can get facilities like fast food, lockers, flip flop sellers on this passage reaching the cave you will notice that the cave is open from above as you go further inside the water level will keep on increasing and the surface below is also uneven. So, this would give you a complete natural s