Let’s dig deep into what tourism heritage does the countries have!!

1. India

Must-do things

• Take a sunset/sunrise boat ride in the Ganga River in Varanasi to dive into the feeling of tranquillity and spirituality.
• Try out camel safari in the widespread desert and have authentic home-cooked meals whilst your Visit to Rajasthan
• Never miss your Visit to Delhi-Capital city of India to go back in time and yet stay connected to modernization.
• Grab your bike and go on the most motorable road and one of the best road Trips to Leh-Ladakh.
• Cruise the backwater and get rejuvenated with your Ayurveda Spa Treatments on your Visit to Kerala.

 2. Maldives

Must-do things

• At Per Aquum Niyama, enjoy a tradition dhoni sunset cruise with your family
• Party hard at Finolhu in Baa Atoll on its sandbank and pool areas.
• Pick up a new adventure activity every day of your visit
• Let live view of the marine life from your luxury stay or villas of stay
• Dine at the world’s first underwater restaurant at Conard Maldives Rangali Island resort.

3. Bhutan

Must-do things

• Become local- from opting your stay with the locals to experiencing its local food and drinks is a must to do while in Bhutan.
• Trek the tiger nest in Paro in central Bhutan for mesmerizing views and experiences
• Soak yourself in the mineral spring bath of Tshachu for some healing therapy
• Pay a visit to the Jigme Dorji National Park to explore the real flora and fauna.
• Soak in the breath-taking view of the Himalayan range or in that case Mount Everest.

4. Sri-Lanka

Must-do things

• Climb the world heritage site of rock top fortress named Sigiriya
• Head to the Uda Walawae National Park for some elephant site seeing.
• Pay a visit to the heart of Sri Lanka tea industry in the Haputale mountains.
• How can you miss out on the number one leopard sanctuary of Yala National Park?
• Make sure you visit the Temple of the Tooth in Kandy town.

5. Nepal

Must-do things

• Trek the Annapurna Sanctuary which is the paradise of trekkers.
• Relieve the history of Buddhism in a visit to pilgrimage sites of Lumbini and Sarnath.
• Go on an elephant safari in Chitwan National Park
• Enjoy boat ride in calm waters of Phewa Lake of Pokhara
• Give your thrilling side the edge by riding the water of Trishuli river close to Kathmandu                                      

Happy Tripping!!

1. Don’t be alone at night

Indian cities do have a great nightlife but even in those cities, there are areas where you should not go at night alone. These areas could be even more dangerous if you are a woman. Try to be with someone trustworthy all the time after sunset.

2. Don’t go somewhere unknown

In a vast place like India, you will find spots and areas looking quite different. Even if the temptation arises, try not to be at the places where you are not supposed to be. Also, when going to places like these be sure that people close to you know where you are going.

3. Learn emergency numbers

There are some universal helpline numbers all over India, but sometimes you should be extra careful and try to learn the helpline numbers like a police department, etc. these local numbers will definitely help you in times of emergency or when you feel threatened.

4. Carry back-up devices

Whenever going on a trip anywhere in the world, this is a given. You should always be carrying a power bank and some emergency connecting devices. Don’t ever go out of your hotel room without your mobile phone that too with its battery almost full. The GPS features should also help your loved ones know where you are at that point in time.

5. Use public transport carefully

Since everywhere you go, you cannot get a rented vehicle. In those places, you have to travel by public transport. Now, in metro cities public transport is good but as you go deeper into India, public transport is a bit of a problem. Always try not to show that you might not belong there. Also, if you are a woman, you should travel only in a woman’s compartment in trains.

6. Don’t trust anyone

This is a life advice on every possible situation in life. Don’t ever trust some stranger and be complacent. Even when someone calls you and you don’t know the person, try to make the conversation as small as possible. Don’t try to get along with people who seem dangerous.

7. Try to gauge your surrounding

When in a new place, you always try to tend to look for certain things like what local people do in various situations. For example, people in India try not to escalate a situation when they are alone and women generally ignore the catcalling which is common in some other parts of the world. So, in a situation like these, it is better to follow certain things.

8. Stay in a safe hotel

All these things and suggestions are well and good only if the hotel you are living in is a safe one. It is very easy to find cheap accommodation in India but here the safety should take priority and the reviews and recommendations should be taken from a trusted source.

These are some of the tips which you should keep in mind when Traveling in India. These will help you to be safe in an exotic yet sometimes a little overwhelming country.

1. GOA

You want to have a big party of any kind in India, well look no further Goa is the best place you can go. It is a very cool place filled with party animals all over the year but on New Year’s Eve it is something unique. The frenzy and chaotic music filled with booze will make you a free-spirited animal. Not much to say except if you haven’t visited Goa for New Year, you missing something major in your life.

Travel in Goa

2. MUMBAI

Not so far away from Goa is another party hub, Mumbai. Known for Bollywood or Hindi movie production, the city of dreams know how to have a good time for welcoming New Year with bigger dreams. The best thing about being in Mumbai is you can see your favorite stars enjoying the same parties as you but from a little distance. There’s also a chance of visiting Marine Drive if you want a little outside air at midnight.

Travel In Mumbai

3. DELHI

It’s not like you need sea and sand to party. North Indians show how to party hard in clubs, arenas, and grounds, anywhere. If want to see your body moving to Punjabi beats and groove on the music with loud roars of the crowd, Delhi is the place for you. Even gathering at night at India Gate feels like a big party on New Year’s Eve. Other than all these organized DJ nights are sort of tradition there, be it any partying occasion.

Travel in Delhi

4. BANGALORE

This IT Hub does work hard but party harder. The malls, open places, and other gathering places are immune to play loud music on New Year’s. The entire city converts itself into a party spot where everyone can dance and have the time of their life. Live DJ sets of this place are unmatched and for the lovers of techno music, this place on New Year is a must.

5. KOLKATA

One of the major and oldest cities of India, it does have something unique to give you on New Year’s Eve. Other than fun parties with happening crowds, you will get your dose of local food with a lot of different flavors. Kolkata is famous for giving new experiences every time you visit and you can have a royal yet memorable time.

Travel in Kolkata

6. GULMARG

Loud music is all fun and good but sometimes when you want a moment to have a life-changing conversation with yourself or a special person, you have to skip the party for a bit. For doing all this Gulmarg is the place for you. Other than loud music parties in warm halls, the silence outside is revealing too. The feeling of being in nature’s lap is something beyond exciting.

7. PONDICHERRY

You love beach parties and the sound of the ocean waves coming to the shore, well Pondicherry has all that and more. Generally, the atmosphere here is cool and breezy but it’s extra special on New Year’s as the city readily has some performances for the visitors. This certainly is one of the great places to have a good time.

This year celebrate New Year’s Eve at the place you have never being before.

We wish you a wonderful year ahead!

However, these are the ‘little creatures’ who can enhance the experience of your trip and also, it makes your trip even more fun. There are several places which you can visit with your kids to make the most out of their vacations. And one of the best places to make the most of with your kids is Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

However, even if people go to the Andaman Islands with their children, they aren’t sure of what to do with their kids there.

So here we are, presenting you with a list of possible fun activities which you can do with your kids in the Andaman Islands.

 1. Radhanagar Beach

This is one of the most splendid beaches in India with a scenic and forest-fringed stretch of sand. You can swim and snorkel here and also; you could escape the heat and relax in the shade of trees.

You will feel at peace while looking upon the turquoise waves splashing over the white powdery sand.

With all the necessary facilities available, there are not much of water sports or entertainment options available. Thus, you can sit back and enjoy the silence and let your kids have their own gala time.

 2. Children’s Traffic park

This park is situated near Marina Park, where you can explore all the fun and adventurous activitieswith your kids.

This park features miniature streets replete with roads, speed breakers, traffic lights, and traffic police. All this is arranged for children to understand and follow the traffic rules.

This park is flooded with tourists all the time during dusk and dawn for long strolls or a fun learning session for kids.

3. Corbyn Cove

This destination is scenic and is lined with coconut palms. Corbyn Cove provides you with several options for entertainment, which makes it accessible and often a crowded place on the water. You can swim, soak up some sun and make the most of the bars and restaurants around the area.

4. Samudrika Marine Museum

You can head to Samudrika Marine Museum where you can explore a diverse range of exhibits on display. The Indian navy manages this museum, and thus, the museum’s objective is to spread awareness about the environment in the ocean and the difficulties being faced by it.

You’ll find various informative sections in the museum where your kids can learn the history of the Andaman Islands and tribal communities. In addition to it, there’s information and history of area’s marine, plant, and animal life.

5. Chatham Saw Mill

You can head up to Chatham Saw Mill with your kids to make them learn about how workers produce timber to meet the local construction requirements. Japanese bombs destroyed this place during World War II, but it revived in the 1950s, salvaging the functional and reparable.

You can still examine the place where the bomb was dropped and thus, hire yourself a guide to get yourself a long history about the mill. Later, you can head to the museum to observe the photographs and artefacts.

Well, this is it with the list of what you can do with your children in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

Let us know where you went and share your experience with us as well. And if you explore any other place where you can visit with your kids, do let us know as well.