Best trip in India....
Hi there! im newbie here.. and i hope to gain more acquaintances and exchange ideas on traveling from other countries. I love traveling and would love to meet people who have traveled the world far and beyond... So tell whats your best trip ever here in India? and what country you've visited other than India? Thank you very much.
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No doubt himalayas is great- but some other places are there.
There is no confusion that HImalayas is great and provides a mindblowing experience to a trekker traveller BUT if someone does not want to can visit to remote regions of this mountain range then there are many places in India which are worth a visit.
Rajasthan: Should be visited in winters. This is desert heaven of India.
Madhya Pradesh: Wildlife sanctuary and architecture of temples.
Karnataka: Never miss Hampi- you will feel proud that you experienced something like it. Weather is very good in winters. Avoid monsoons and hot months.
Kerala: Famous but also is now over crowded, expensive like Ladakh. But visit this state in winters and find suitable boat for your backwater experience.
Maharashtra: This is state which offers too much to a visitor. Many places which you should not miss. LUNAR CREATOR [ 10,000 year back- a impact of creator resulting in huge alkaline water lake ] , Many forts and hills which are worth a visit in monsoons when waterfall starts and whole mountain turns shining green. Wildlife areas in this state are less visited and you will feel some naturality there. Not much popular or well known to western tourists.
I love mountains...
I am sorry - I love mountains and somtimes do not mind to live on mountains towns an cities. Have trekked and climbed in himalayas but loves to do camping in remote jungles, meadows and even on glaciers.
Long list of destinations in India
Coming from Canada every year- I love many places and destinations in India. Every state, region has it's own color and taste.
Himalayas: Needs no introduction, mountain states of Garhwal, Kumaon, HImachal Pradesh, Sikkim are fine bit if you want something offbeat and deep inside...try Lahaul , Spiti, Ladakh regions.
Punjab: Lesser known villages and I like traveling, drivving in South Punjab.
There are many places in North which I like: Jim Corbett, Nainital, Rajasthan in winters and then lof of travel and rive in July/August in Maharashtra.
Being a widely travel soul- I prefer remote beaches whenever I want to visit coastal area and do not like crowded regions of Goa.
thanks... for the info....
Hey thanks for the great idea been planning to visit in India and currently looking for a place to stay and where to visit... Actually i just got back home from my work and travel in Australia.I stayed there for four months and had a great time. Whilst I was in Australia my parents took care of of my cats, but they never had pets at home so it was a big task for them. They emailed me on one day about that they found a website with a 'Foro de gato' on it. Everyone who has experience with cats or just wants to talk about it, can leave comments on this special forum.My parents are really grateful for it, because they didn't know anything about how to treat cats and found some tips on it that were really useful!
Sorry cant help talking about my pets, anyways as i said i really enjoy my stay in Australia it was more than a work but a pleasure too...So now im planning for another trip but for pleasure only not for work. i plan to bring my family in Bali... so anymore suggestions? how about accomodations in India like hotels? i would love to here more i want to here answers from people who has experience there so the info would be reliable... again thank you in advance!
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Sorry, you started a thread about India and post 3 links which were no where in reltion to your trip or some reff. to your research.
I deleted those links as such activity comes under our posting policy.