Showing posts with label scenery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scenery. Show all posts

Tuesday, 4 September 2018

Meghalaya – An Abode Of Clouds

Much famed as the Scotland of the East, Meghalaya is one of the refreshing holiday destinations in India. Comprising reviving greens and mighty mountains, Meghalaya is a must to be explored once in a lifetime. Also, if you aren’t afraid of heights, insects, darkness and tight spaces, caving would prove to be a great adventure in Meghalaya for you! And if you are, what a better time to beat your fears in the deepest and longest caves of entire South Asia? What if you return as the next Bruce Wayne, err?
Best time to visit: March to July


Attractions: Umiam Lake, Nohkalikai Falls, Elephant Falls, Seven Sisters Falls, Shillong View Point, Spread Eagle Falls, Wah Umngot River, Nohwet Living Root Bridge, Kynrem falls, Khasi Hills, Khoh Ramhah or Motrop (Giant conical rock), and Garo Hills

Tirthan Valley – The Adventure Hub Of Himachal

Striking a perfect balance between peace and adventure, Tirthan Valley is one tourist place in India that has off-lately gained much popularity amidst the travelers across the world. Located in the district of Kullu, Tirthan has something to offer to everyone.
Best time to visit: March to June and October to November

The main attractions are:Great Himalayan National Park, Jalori Pass, Raghupur Fort, Saryolsar, Gushaini, Sojha, and more.

MEHGHALAYA

The land of mesmerizing scenic beauty formed of high hills, undulating streams and waterfalls. Also known as the ‘Abode of Clouds’, you will never cease to wonder how you could have missed this place. What’s more, on the off chance that you are with you best friend then this place is a must visit for you.
Isolating Assam from Bangladesh this majestic land is known for its rocky cliffs and its mysterious caves have so many secrets within. And yes if you adore the rains then this is you call. You will find Cherrapunji and Mawsyram two of the wettest land on earth. Folks, you will stay dumbstruck as you can witness the snow white mists going through the mountains gradually playing with you. Capture each and every moment with your friend while you visit this place.

Mussoorie

For that soothing escape to the mountains, this is another place which is a must visit for you with your best friends. Mussoorie with its wonderful, undulating, tree-secured slopes, looking down on the Doon valley and with an awesome perspective of the Mighty Himalayas.
Mussoorie is post-card beautiful and has magnificently a sentimental air, which has on numerous occasions attracted away voyagers from great distances abroad. This has become one of the most popular destinations of the people. So guys just pack your bags and head out for this vacation.

valley of flower trek

Connect with your best friend where nature connects with divinity. Discovered by a British traveller named Frank Smith in the year 1931, the Valley Of Flowers is a heaven on earth. He then wrote a book on the Valley of Flowers that popularised this place among the admirers of Mother Nature. All the adventurers and explorers trek through this fascinating valley that showcases a variety of flowers like saxifraga, sediams, lilies, poppy, calendula, daisies, geranium, zinnia and petunia. One can also spot a number of butterflies and other insects. Located amidst the Himalayas at an elevation of 3,858m, this place makes a perfect getaway for you and your best friend.

All the adventurers and explorers trek through this fascinating valley that showcases a variety of flowers like saxifraga, sediams, lilies, poppy, calendula, daisies, geranium, zinnia and petunia. One can also spot a number of butterflies and other insects. Located amidst the Himalayas at an elevation of 3,858m, this place makes a perfect getaway for you and your best friend.

Har Ki Doon Trek

Who does not love the mountains? And when we talk about mountains the first thing that strikes our mind is trekking.Your experience could never be finished without trekking, keeping in mind you are in the Uttarkhand this is certainly the one for you. Known not for its lavish green valley and standing talk at a rise of 3556m, Har Ki Doon Trek is a standout amongst the most picked trekking trail in Uttarakhand.

Nestled between the vast green valleys and the quiet mountains, this trek offers the best picturesque views. Trek through the verdant bushes, terraced fields, glaciers, fragrant orchids and meadows. What’s more, yes, don’t miss an opportunity to investigate the enriching forest which has moulded itself for an excellent view.

Yumthang Valley - Sikkim

Yumthang Valley is a grazing pasture surrounded by the Himalayan mountains in North Sikkim. At a height of 3,564 metres above sea level, it's popularly known as the 'Valley of Flowers'.


The Yumthang Valley or Sikkim Valley of Flowers sanctuary, is a nature sanctuary with river, hot springs, yaks and grazing pasture on rolling meadows surrounded by the Himalayan mountains in the North Sikkim district of Sikkim state in India. It is at an elevation of 3,564 metres (11,693 ft) above msl at a distance of 150 kilometres (93 mi) from the state capital Gangtok.




It is popularly known as 'Valley of Flowers and is home to the Shingba Rhododendron Sanctuary, which has over twenty-four species of the rhododendron, the state flower. The flowering season is from late February and to mid June, when countless flowers bloom to carpet the valley in multicolored hues of rainbow.[6] A tributary of the river Teesta flows past the valley and the town of Lachung, the nearest inhabited centre. Yumthang is closed between December and March due to heavy snowfall. There is also a hot spring in the valley.

Sunday, 5 August 2018

Khajjiar, Himachal Pradesh

Away from the touristy towns of Himachal, Khajjiar is an unexplored beauty. The offbeat town in Himachal Pradesh is known as “Mini Switzerland of India”. Beautiful, yet blessed with serene charm the town is replete with hills, lakes and meadows. Trek in the scenic environs or go for long walks, it’s absolutely blissful. It is is a treat to the eyes. It has beautiful views.






Visitors can also partake in various adventure sports like paragliding, horse-riding, zorbing and the like. Khajjiar can be easily visited throughout the year, the summers are pleasant while the winters come with snow. When the cities become too much for you, escape to Khajjiar. It can be visited around the year and with family or otherwise.

Majuli, Assam

The largest river island in the world, Majuli is one of those places you must visit once in a lifetime. Located on the banks of Brahmaputra River, the island spread over 421.65 square kilometers is one of the must visit place in Assam. The island of Majuli is only accessible via ferries which can be taken from Jorhat. It is one of a kind experience. It leaves the soul and mind refreshed. It is one of those much needed break locations.






 One of the potential contenders of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Majuli has a unique culture. Mostly tribals inhabit the lands. Festivals, food and the serene charm are the highlights of the town. It can be visited around the year although the river is full and alive during the monsoon.

Mawlynnong, Meghalaya

This exotic place is situated in Meghalaya. Mawlynnong is one of the must visit offbeat places in India. Blessed with the charm of North East India, Mawlynnong has been awarded as the cleanest village in Asia in 2003. This only adds to the incredible beauty of the place .The eco-friendly village community will give you some amazing lessons on life. It will open your eyes to a whole new perspective. It will free you from the stresses of the busy lifestyle.




The scenic bliss of the town is refreshing for your senses. There are waterfalls to visit, caves to explore and most importantly walk on the Living Roots Bridge. Created out of the roots of the trees, the bridges are truly a wonder. Don’t’ stop at just this town, backpack throughout Meghalaya. The rainy season is one of the best times to visit here as there is plenty of water. Also it can be a family trip or a solo one depending on the purpose of the vacation.

Sunday, 6 May 2018

Vembanad Lake

Kumarakon is a small town in Kerala. Vembanad Lake in Kumarakom is one of the offbeat places in Kerala but no less beautiful. Relatively unexplored, the algae rich green waters of Vembanad is the longest lake in India. The flora and fauna there is unique and cannot be seen anywhere else. The vegetation there is said to have healing and medicinal capabilities. The views are just spectacular. The nature will not fail to take your breathe away.The largest source of surface water, it is a part of an extensive wetland system. A saltwater barrier prevents the intrusion of sea water and divides the lake into fresh water and brackish water. This is a beautiful sight to look at and is one of the wonders.





Cruise around the backwaters on the traditional houseboats equipped with all modern luxuries. These are extremely relaxing and help you achieve a amazing overall experience.During the festival of Onam, attend the high on energy snake boat racesKumarakom bird sanctuary is ideal for nature lovers. Nature lovers call this a paradise. The cruise is a fun filled time with lot of fun activities.

TIRUNELVELI

Tirunelveli is a splendid town in Tamil Nadu. Tirunelveli is a city amidst several small towns, each with its beautiful sights, temples, waterfalls and more. Unlike many temple towns, Tirunelveli offers many sites including breath taking waterfalls to its visitors. The wateralls are different from the rest as it is splendid and is full of gushing water almost the entire year. It is also fun to play in the water and refreshing.






 Despite being one of the largest cities in Tamil Nadu, Tirunelveli is far from maddening rush and has roots intact in multiple religious splendours. The city also offers some delectable delicacies to gorge on. It is a beautiful palate cleanser. And the temples also touch your religious side. Hence it is a overall experience. 

KUTRALLAM

Kutrallam is a beautifull town situated in Tamil Nadu. Kutrallam is a paradise for those in love with nature. A small town of Tamil Nadu located in its Tirunelvali District, Kurtallam is blessed with cascades of waterfalls, the sprawling greenery and bouts of fresh air. The nature is just amazing. It is also known for its healing and relaxing capabilities. The beautiful waterfalls is meant to relax the soul and refresh the mind. It takes away from the busy lives of the city to calm and relax the soul and re energize the body.







The town have also gained popularity for being home to several health resorts and clinics as well as waterfalls that have some medicinal values. These places are often visited by people to see the work of nature. How natural things can be made use off is seen here as the best example.The town is also dotted with ancient temples that reflect age old legends. Offering splendid panoramic vistas and unforetold peace, visiting Kurtallam can indeed be memorable experiences. The nature is a major aspect of this trip and one should soak it in completely.

Saturday, 5 May 2018

VENDANTHAGAL

 Vedanthangal is a town in Tamil Nadu . It is known for its bird sanctuary, Vedanthangal lies close to Mahabalipuram district. The bird sanctuary is one of the richest sanctuaries present in India. It is extrememl beautiful and pleasure to be present there. The Vedanthangal sanctuary is said to have been protected by the locals ever since they realized that the bird droppings that fall into the tank are rich in nitrogen and can make the water a natural fertilizer. The people and the birds live inn perfect harmony.








The sanctuary is also home to at least 30,000 birds in the migratory season. Herons, spoon bills, storks, ibises and egrets are some of the common migratory birds sighted in the sanctuary. All these birds are rare and are not easily seen everywhere. Hence it is a delightful experience to visit and live the place.

NAGAPATTINAM

Nagapattinam is a town in Tamil Nadu.A coastal town, Nagapattinam is adorned with major historical and religious monuments. Mostly the town is seen as a pilgrim center and is visited by people of different faiths. Everyone is united and at the same time enjoy their respective faiths and fulfill their religious needs. The town is a treasure for spiritual enlightenment. 










One can find many temples, churches and mosques dotting the town and the long coastline fringing the territory. The presence of the beaches adds to the appeal of this place. Some of the major tourist attractions of Nagapattinam are the Sapta Vidangar, Divya Desam and the sacred town of Velankanni nearby. Apart from various holy sites, there is also a long stretch of beach offer some lovely time to the visitors. Thos is a usually a place people prefer to visit with family.

TUTICORIN

Tuticorin is a small town in Tamil Nadu.A mix of everything can be best reflected by Tuticorin. A port town, Tuticorin has beautiful beach, a wildlife sanctuary, numerous temples and churches and several other monumental sites. The beach is an absolute delight to visit. The same is the case with the temples and churches. It has the perfect balance of pilgrimage for everyone and entertainment also. All the sites are monumental and exceptional to look at.







Spending a few days here will not just disconnect you from the world but will also enhance your knowledge and concern about your surroundings. It will refresh your mind and soul from the daily busy lives.The place has the potential to distress you and to transport you to another completely different world.

BELLIKKAL

Bellikkal is a small village in the south of Sigur Plateau in Tamil Nadu. It is one of those places that are often frequented by the free spirited individuals. The place offers many opportunities to find oneself and explore the inner you. Blessed with unspoilt nature’s beauty, Bellikkal is the destination where one can sit back, relax and contemplate the surroundings. It is blessed with beautiful scenery and amazing views that do not fail to surprise.






 An ideal place with those with artistic bent of mind as this place can offer inspiration for their work. Quiet and beautiful are the two words that best describe Bellikkal. A must see in Tamil Nadu, indeed. There is always utmost peace here and can be visited anytime of the year.