Have you got Saba tourism? Not yet? How pity! I have. What is Saba? It is a world of the most fabulous things. Why don't we take a trip Saba tourism right now?Do you know what we should see in Saba tourism first just after we arrive Saba? Let's go to the sea first! Saba is a sea and water world. Just in Saba, you can become a real sea underwater explorer. Sea creatures and underwater adventures have made a Saba unique attraction and highlight...more
Sneak PreviewBreathtakingly beautiful, the hill station of Bomdila, situated at 3,500 metres in the Himalayas, is the headquarters of the west Kameng district in Arunachal Pradesh. This lofty paradise called Bomdila is snow clad for a major part of the year and makes a delightful destination to get away to insummer. Lush apple orchards that stretch far and wide surround Bomdila. The town of Bomdila itself is tiny, but the area spread over a wide...more
from the tourist humdrum of Nainital and Ranikhet, Almora has retained much of its traditional values and old world charm. One of the few hill stations that predated the British, the town of Almora still has cobbled street and fascinating stone houses with exquisite carved wooden facades. Refreshingly unspoilt, Almora is a peaceful little hill resort where the evenings are cool, the views panoramic and the ambience perfect for a quiet break from the big city bustle. Feast your eyes on mile upon mile of the most stupendous mountain ranges in this part of the world. Go trekking and mountain-climbing. Shop for warm shawls and rustic copper utensils- and don''t forget Almora''s famous baal mithai. Historically SpeakingThe region around Almora was ruled by the Katyur dynasty from the 9th century AD. In 1560 Almora was made the capital of the Chand rulers. Occupied by the Chand dynasty till the 18th century, it was annexed by the Gurkhas in 1798 and finally the British after the Gurkha wars of 1814 -1815. Overthe centuries, Almora"s has retained its pre-eminence as a cultural and administrative centre and an important market town for the region. How to get there by AirThe nearest airport...more
area, with most important buildings, post office and restaurants along with a small Tibetan market selling handicrafts items. Subhash Chowk at the top end of the Sadar Bazaar area has many eating-places. The road goes northwards to the bus stand and ahead to the information office. There are some pleasant walks off the main road into the forested...more
Expats living in Australia will make a lot of effort to make sure they adapt as smoothly as possible to their new environment. They are constantly seeking advice on how the transition to their new home country can be as effortless as possible. A recent survey of native Australians came up with a list of dos and donts that, when taken to heart and...more
rom the picturesque location of Imphal. Well connected by air, Imphal is a riot of colours in April and May when many species of orchids bloom in abandon.On the western shore of Loktak Lake is the small town of Moirang with a historical past. It was here that Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, the legendary Indian freedom fighter hoisted the first flag of independent India in 1943. Bose fought alongside the Japanese Army to oust the British from India.A memorial and a museum with interesting photographs and memorabilia it is worth a visit. How to get there by AirThe airport is 6 kms away from Imphal, the capital of Manipur. Please check the latest schedules because some flights operate on certain days of the week only. Tourist buses, taxis and local buses will take you to Imphal city from the airport.How to get there by RailThere are no railway lines in Manipur. The nearest railhead is Dimapur (Nagaland), 215 km from Imphal. Buses, taxis and rented cars (with chauffeurs) then bring you to Imphal. It would take you about 9 hours by bus from Dimapur to Imphal.How to get there by BusYou can drive into Imphal from the neighbouring states of Nagaland, Assam, Meghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh....more
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between man and God. Kinnaur is a land like no other, a realm as strikingly varied as the landscape you will encounter on the way. Much of the excitement of visiting Kalpa lies in the adventurous journey to get here. The scenery changes dramatically...more
The picturesque drive winding around the Western Ghats and the equally splendid train journey weaving through at least twenty tunnels cut into the basaltic rock before it ends at Khandala is some experience. So come and let Khandala cast their spell...more
Jaz Legacy facilities:Reception (24 hours reception), Internet Service against charge on board, Laundry Service, Large sun deck with swimming pool and pool bar, Gift shop, Meeting space can be arranged if boat is totally chartered, International...more
o the west of the lake, a ten-minute walk away, are three Hindu temples dedicated to Hanuman, Kalamata (the Goddess of time) and Shiva. The colourful Bokar Gompa monastery of the Mahayana Buddhists is sits high on a hill and watches over the town....more
Trekkers begin their journey into the Hari-ki-Dun area with its snowscapes and verdant-forested slopes from Mussoorie. One of the most easily accessed hill stations in northern India, during the peak tourist season Mussoorie becomes a bustling resort...more