Relax
GOA- East meets West in this sun-soaked state, where
Indian culture intertwines with Portuguese influences left over from a 500-year occupation. The beaches have long served as a magnet for serene hedonists. To the north, the tourist-centric scene is prevalent, with an international flair that is now skewing more hip than hippie. Travel south for stretches of unspoiled sand and an escape from large resorts. Temples, mosques and wildlife sanctuaries provide diversions from the beach
MANALI- Every Mountain Top is with reach if you just keep climbing
A stunning hill station surrounded by massive snow clad mountains and thick pinewood forests, Manali has the twisty Beas River as its magnificent centerpiece. Manali in the state ofHimachal Pradesh is popular for its breathtaking Himalayan beauty. Lying at an elevation of 6260 feet, Manali is the top spot in the Kullu Manali valley and is blessed with many attractions. To know more about Manali you can go through the Manali Travel Guide
KASAULI - Trekking Tours: Walker’s Paradise
Located halfway between Kalka and Shimla, Kasauli is a small hill station nestled among the Shivalik Range. The cantonment town, established during British Era, is now a favourite destination for weekend trips and small retreats. But there is a lot more to the quaint hill station than just scenic views..
KASHMIR
KASHMIR- Heaven
“Agar firdous baroye zameen ast, hami asto, hami asto hami ast” – Amir-e-Khusru Dehluvi
It’s true – Kashmir is really beautiful. A long flight via Delhi but when we were landing in Srinagar I saw the excitement on Sanjeeda’s face. She was looking through the window and was asking me to stop playing with my iPad and instead admire the beauty outside. I just had to look out once and once I did, I kept looking outside.
SHIMLA
SHIMLA- "Shimla: India’s Queen of Hills".
surround Shimla, the capital of Himachal Pradesh. Enjoy a heritage walk through Shimla’s Victorian-era architecture, labyrinthine bazaars and lengthy pedestrian shopping mall. Don’t cause too much trouble taking in the town from Scandal Point, a large, open square; keep in mind that Shimla was a retreat destination for Mahatma Gandhi, who frequented a Georgian mansion in Shimla’s suburbs from the mid-1930s to '40s.
