From 28th april i have five holidays, pl suggest good places in india to visit ?

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siddhesh m

Hey if u r goin with ur frnds. then go to Goa.
Specially north goa, u can stay near Baga beach and u can book an Open top Gypsy, its a great fun.......visit The Aguada fort, Arpora fort. On Wednesday there is a market on Anjuna beach. U can also visit Old goa and Panjim
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brightnsunny_ray

You could visit a wildlife sanctuary or a national park. Since in summer, all the water holes dry up, the animals come out to rivers in the early morning or evening to drink water. This is the best time to spot them. For spotting tigers, try Bandhavgarh in MP. The dense foliage in eastern MP make the place very scenic. If you are interested in more exotic animals you could head for the Rhino sanctuary in the foothills of the himalayas in West Bengal.
I suggest you purchase an Outlook Traveller's guide. They have a no. of titles like Weekend getaways from Mumbai, Bangalore, Delhi, etc. It contains indepth an accurate information about the destinations. Also you could find in it a not-so-hyped spot with unmarred beauty, and a lesser buzz of tourists.

Ven

Go to Kodaikanal in Tamilnadu. It is a beautiful summer resort.

Jeevan Kumar Mittal, 1956

Go any where between 200-500 kms. Visit Mumbai, Goa, Delhi, MP, Kolkatta etc.

naina

u can try Goa coz it is the best place in India to relax n enjoy or u can try Kerala.

sweetie

Mysore or Ooty
More over it will depend upon ur budget also, dear.

diamond

Five holiday is a very small period. However you may visit Rajisthan ( Jaipur, Jodhpur and Udayapur).To save time will be required to go by air. .

rawkeron

go kerala... april end will be cheap in kerala as its end of season for whites..as its hot, u can head for Munnar, kerala and take the hill road to Thekady from Munnar. Later come down to Kumarakom , n relax on a house boat before heading for the beaches of Kovalam. return back from TVM airport..

contact me, if you wanna do travel arrangements, cab or reservations

irfan

I would definitely suggest you to visit Kerala, the God's own country.
Visit the following link for more details.

http://www.keralatourism.org/

Wish you a memorable holiday

and happy holidays

Swapan, The Dream

Visit the nearest village where there is no electricity, no cell phone tower and no TV station.

Where Newspaper does not disturb in the morning
Where no one asks you to go to office and attend the customers
Where the local leader do not come for subscription
Where there is no fight between political parties

If you can locate the place please inform me, I would also like to come.

jayaraman n--chemm

Go for Munnar and Thekkady wild life sanctury in Kerala. It is worth all your time in gold for the sheer breath taking natural beauty, and the climate is also pleasant.

manjunath_empeetech

Being from Hyderabad, I feel you must have visited all tourist places in South. You can try north east, very interesting places. Book in a low budget airline to Calcutta. Then take a package tour. Being season, many air lines are offering promotional fares. Or go Abroad, like KL, Singapore, Thailand or even Sri Lanka. I am going to Nepal, where there is no need for a visa to Indian Citizens. Book in Rajdhani (Bangalore - Hazrat Nizamuddin), with in 14 hours you will reach Delhi. Then Take Delhi - Katmandu - Delhi, 4D/3N package costs Rs.10,000/- including Airfare, Lodging 4*, breakfast, 2 half day sight seeing in a luxury car. Best thing is go to indiatimes travel.( www.indiatimes.com).

getz

lakshadweep,lovely place,good time pass.

www.TripAdvisor.com
www.lakshadweeptourism.com/ - 3k

cool

try Goa or Chandigarh

champs_thebest

Pls visit this side to take an Idea and Price www.holidayclubindia.net all the best

Zain

I would definitely suggest you to visit Kerala, the God's own country. Visit the following link for more details.

http://www.keralatourism.org/

Wish you a memorable holiday

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