my parents need a place to rest and view sight seen but at the same time i want to to mount biking ..rock climbing n other stuff like that ....please suggest
I am a student of Indraprastha University (IPU), Delhi, studying in JIMS. My friends and I are planning a trip to Goa. How can we get the 50% student concession offered by the Indian Railways.
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I am due to spend three weeks in Hyderabad beginning November 1st. Should I be scared? I don't mind traveling to India...but I really don't want to die in a bomb-blast there.
I'll be in India by myself for two weeks, and since I can get kind of lonely, I want to stay very busy. I don't currently practice yoga but Ashrams sound cool. I'd even be up for a ...
I would like to know the capital of Bangalore. this is the question that has been asked in my nephew's school. I was confused if he was trying to know the capital of Karnataka for which the ...
Pushkar, in the north (Rajasthan): not too touristy, rather small and the best sunset you'll ever get to see in your life!
freeman
Goa.......
Booze....and all sorts of other activity..
Amit T
Small hill stations of uttaranchal.like Binsar,Chakuri,Harli,Khirsu,Gwaldam.
BooksLuvr
The Himachal Pradesh.
mal.nabanita
west bengal
sundari
Goa is very nice and has great beaches but it's also very touristy...so many people go there these days that it might be too crowded for your taste. I would say the state of Kerala b/c it isn't as much of a tourist place and it's very relaxing. There's a system of connected rivers/lakes called the Backwaters, and you can take boats out on the water and just relax and enjoy the scenery. Kerala is also known for its Ayurvedic medicine; you can get great massages there which of course is very relaxing. And then there are the beaches, which are really nice. Some are more frequented by tourists than others so you should ask around to find one that won't be very crowded. Also, I think Kerala just has more of a laidback feel to it...can't really explain it. Even its biggest city, Cochin, has a much more relaxed atmosphere than places like Bombay and Delhi (which are both great places, but not as relaxing...)
Mum D
kashmir,
dalia .
I would suggest to goto Kerala. Take a house boat for rent and relax in the backwaters..check here for more details
http://www.indiantourmate.com/backwaters.html
XtReMeZ
try kodaikanal.its a hill station in the south.its peaceful n ur surrounded by greenery.u can really relax there!
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