Tips for Winter Trip in India
Winter is a great time for travel and tours to India. Scorching summers and wet monsoons often require a lot of preparation as opposed to the winters and whether is quite pleasant and ideal for extended period of sightseeing at various destinations in India. North part of India is at its best during winters and tourists also get a lot of offers during this season of the year. When planning for winter travel in India, there are a few things which should be kept in mind when packing for vacations in India to make your trip free of hassles and glitches so that you make the most of your winter holidays in India.
Rohtang Pass, Manali – Himachal is one of the most popular winter tour destinations in India
Reconfirm your flight Flight delays during winters are an inevitable part of traveling especially in Northern part of India owing to the dense fog cover. It is always wise to reconfirm your flight schedule to check if there’s a flight delay or cancellation to avoid hassles of traveling to and fro from the airport.
Have extra time up your sleeve Just as flight delays, traffic snarls and train delay may also cause delays during winter. So if you have a connecting flight, it is wise to have some extra time up your sleeve and wait at airport than to miss your flight.
Pack accordingly A mosquito net or mosquito repellent cream often comes handy during winters in India. Although staying in good hotels would make the nets redundant, but the cream comes handy when you travel or even during extended sightseeing tours.
Stay on top of technology Always carry a cell phone. New technology like GPS, Wi-Fi and GPRS comes handy to find out the roads, schedules, attractions and things to do on the go.
Carry warm clothes Winters are quite chilly in the Northern part of India. It is advisable that you carry pullovers, scarves, sweaters and jackets to beat the cold. Wearing full shoes are also recommended during winters.
Carry the Extra pair Make sure that you carry extra pair of clothes as clothes take long time to get dry during winters.
Sunscreen lotion/sunglasses : Although the sun is not that harsh during winters and weather is quite pleasant, it is always wise to apply sunscreen lotion and carry sunglasses for eye protection during winters to avoid the ill effect of sun rays.
Come with an open wind : Lonely Planet travel guide describes India as Bamboozling. India is a stunning, shocking, assault on the senses. Prepare well, arrive with an open mind and you are sure to have a wonderful time.
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Golden Triangle Tour
The Golden Triangle Holidays in India give the globe tourists an insight into the three grand, royal and colonial cities of India famously known as Delhi, Jaipur and Agra which presents the world travelers a splendid and imperial sojourn of the three extraordinary cities of historic significance and each city is beautified with diverse culture and rich ethnic, royal and colonial heritage where tourists can discover the customs and traditions of each city, travel destinations, forts and palaces and much more.
The Golden Triangle of India is special tour which is designed to first time travellers in India. For the first time visitors in India there are confusion about the destinations like where to visit and which places to discover in the huge country so, India travel agents designed this special tour to explore and experience the rich and cultural heritage cities without any hassle.
Delhi city is richest in terms of countless historical and cultural significance waiting to discovered by you. As far as Delhi attraction are concerned, there are many world heritage sites and monuments to explore in this capital of India. Some famous heritage Monuments are like Qutub Minar, India Gate, Red Fort, Jama Masjid and so on, these structures show harmony of the past and present, old tradition and modernity. For a complete Delhi holidays, you need to see both the sides – Old Delhi and New Delhi to complete your journey.
Agra city in India when this city comes in mind a wonder emerges in the mind which has remarkable and significance importance in past, present and future the one and only Taj Mahal. Your Agra holidays are incomplete without visiting this wonder of the world. The white marble structure standing in the memory of a royal emperor who wanted a monument to be remember forever by the world and he successive in his task the king Shahjahan. There are many other royal monuments to be visit in Agra such as Red Fort, Agra Fort, Fatehpur Sikri and Sikandra. There are many budget and luxurious hotels available near the monuments so these destinations are easy to reach.
Jaipur the royal and pink city of Rajasthan has pretty much to offer to travellers. This historical and heritage city was founded by the royal king of Rajasthan Sawai Jai Singh II. When you visit the palaces and forts of this city you will go back in the times of royal kings and maharajas. There are many heritage forts and palaces to be discovered during Jaipur holidays such as city palace the famous landmark of the pink city, hawa mahal popular for its well crafted 900 architectural windows, jaigarh fort and nahargarh fort etc. Most luxurious train of India palace on wheels journey can also be included in your itinerary if you want to spend some time in luxurious, and maharajas style.
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