Goa – Welcome to Goa..
Goa is one of India’s top holiday destinations and it’s easy to see why. There’s so much this state is famous for that you’ll be spoilt for choice when you’re visiting. From shopping at the various markets, to eating the local cuisine and water sports galore, Goa is well-known for a lot of unique offerings. A kaleidoscopic blend of Indian and Portuguese cultures, sweetened with sun, sea, sand, seafood, susegad and spirituality, Goa is India’s pocket-sized paradise.

THINGS TO DO – NORTH GOA
NORTH GOA BEACHES
Mandrem Beach is the cleanest beach in North Goa with amazing tidal formation. Keri Beach is best to enjoy the beach and sunset. Morjim Beach, here all the restaurants and shacks are beautiful. Sinquerim Beach s very good beach with a lot of water sports and activities like dolphin spotting, jet ski, para gliding, banana boat ride, etc. Candolim Beach is too is a popular tourist destination, particularly for nature lovers.
CHAPORA FORT
Chapora Fort captured the attention of wanderlust souls around the country when it was featured in the Bollywood blockbuster Dil Chahta Hai. So much so that many people now refer to it as the Dil Chahta Hai Fort. Dating back to 1717, the fort was a silent witness to the various historical events that unfolded here over the ages. Standing above a hill-top near the Chapora River, it offers excellent views of the surrounding areas and is definitely worth a visit.

BASILICA OF BOM JESUS
For an ardent traveler or a history buff, the name Basilica of Bom Jesus needs no introduction. One of the UNESCO Heritage Sites in Goa, the church dates back to over 400 years and boasts of Portuguese style of architecture. The mummy of St. Xavier which is taken out for public viewing every ten years! You can also see a collection of paintings related to the life of the St. Xavier and relics of other saints.
ARPORA NIGHT MARKET
One of the most exciting things to do in North Goa is to visit the lively Saturday night market at Arpora. The bustling place is a shopaholic’s paradise, where you can find a variety of items ranging from local handicrafts to designer garments. 
FORT AGUADA
Majestic is the word that best defines Fort Aguada, one of the famous forts in Goa. The imposing fort enjoys a strategic location even as the waves of the Arabian Sea play along its lofty walls. Steeped in history, this colossal fort dates back to the 17th century and offers a spectacular view of the sea that spreads in front of it.

THINGS TO DO – SOUTH GOA
DUDHSAGAR FALLS
Dudhsagar Falls is a four-tiered waterfall located on the Mandovi River in the Indian state of Goa. It is 60 km from Panaji by road and is located on the Madgaon-Belagavi rail route about 46 km east of Madgaon and 80 km south of Belagavi. 
SOUTH GOA BEACHES
Benaulim Beach With snorkelling, parasailing, windsurfing and more on offer, there’s plenty of opportunities to practise your favourite water sports here. Galgibaga beach is a pristine, white sand beach, and is also popular for being the place to watch the Oliver Ridley Turtles come to nest. Agonda Beach is a good mix of quiet and lively with strings of shops, eateries and resorts. Majorda Beach Water sports abound with banana rides and dolphin spotting and shacks line the beach to ensure there’s never a dull moment.

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Goa is the smallest state in India. Goa celebrates 2 Independence days (15th August & 19th December) in commemoration of freeing of Goa from Portuguese rule. India’s very first printing press was set up in Goa. It was installed at St. Paul’s college, Goa in 1956. Goan people can also apply and avail a Portuguese passport along with the Indian one.

Himachal – Himachal Pradesh is a snow-laden province in the northern part of India. Situated in the Western Himalayas. The state is also referred to as “Dev Bhoomi” due to the occurrence of a large number of historical temples in the state . Hill stations like Shimla, Manali, Dharamshala, Dalhousie, Chamba, Khajjiar, Kullu and Kasauli are popular destinations in Himachal Pradesh.

The state also has many important Hindu pilgrimage sites with prominent temples like Naina Devi Temple, Bajreshwari Mata Temple,JwalaJi Temple, Chintpurni, Chamund a Devi Temple, Baijnath Temple, Bhimakali Temple, Bijli Mahadev and Jakhoo Temple.

THINGS TO DO – MUST VISITS
SHIMLA- LOCAL SIGHTSEEING
While in Shimla you will have the opportunity to visit sites like Christ Church , The Mall Road, Shimla state mueseum , sankat mochan temple, Summer hill and Indian Institutes of Advanced Studies.
KUFRI
This place is around 16 kms from Shimla. It is well known forits ski slopes, Commands good views, Potato Research Station. Kufri has a mini zoo amidst dense forest where a rare breed of wild animals species commonly found in natural habitation. It is spread over an area of twenty hectares of land. You can also see ‘Monal’ the State bird of Himachal Pradesh. The other animals of this zoo are Brown Bear , Tibetan wolf and Barking Deer.

THE RIDGE
The Ridge is a wide open street located on the side of Shimla Mall Road. The tourists can get spectacular view of the snow-capped mountain ranges set against an orangish hued sky. It is often the most photographed part of the hill station covered with pine, firs, Himalayan Oak and Rhododendron trees.
KALKA SHIMLA TOY TRAIN
The Kalka to Shimla route is best travelled by way of the toy train that runs on a narrow-gauge track and is known for its dramatic views of the hills and surrounding villages. The historic Kalka Shimla Toy train is part of the UNESCO World Heritage List and takes individuals on a ride amongst vast green hills and  deodar and pine forests. The 5 and a half-hour toy train journey provides special services and is must-do when visiting the mountainside of the North.

CHADWICK FALLS
Chadwick Falls is located in the Glen Forests of the beautiful city of Shimla. This stream of water trickles from a height of about 100 metres. Some explorers recall a walk through the forest as an adventurous experience because of the damp and dark environment created by the thick canopying forest. This beautiful location is a stone’s throw away from the city and must be visited by everyone exploring Shimla.
MANIKARAN SAHIB KULLU
Located at a distance of 4km from Kasol in the Parvati Valley along the banks of river Parvati in the Kullu District of Himachal Pradesh, Manikaran is known as a famous pilgrimage destination. There are three hot springs where one can take a bath, one being inside the Gurudwara itself and the other two being privatised by the guesthouses. Different sections for men and women are made at the bathing place.

PARAGLIDING IN MANALI
The hillside town of Manali is famous for paragliding. At 2050 metres above sea level, it is an ultimate location for the sport, with its beautiful green valleys, stark blue skies, and snow-capped mountain peaks. The pictureperfect valley boasts of ideal wind conditions for paragliding and is thronged by both international and domestic tourists.
HADIMBA TEMPLE
Located amidst the snow-covered hills of Manali, the Hadimba Temple is a unique shrine dedicated to Hidimba Devi. Surrounded by gorgeous cedar forests, this beautiful shrine is built on a rock which is believed to be in the image of goddess Hidimba herself. The construction style of the Hidimba Devi temple is entirely different from that of any of the other temples, with its wooden doorways, walls, and cone-shaped roof.

SOLANGVALLEY

14 kilometer to the north west of the main town of Manali, Solang Valley is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Himachal Pradesh. A favorite for adventure enthusiasts, parachuting to paragliding, horse riding to driving mini-open jeeps specially available for tourists of all age groups, Solang Valley has it all. 

Another popular attraction of Solang valley, taking advantage of the slopes of the valley, you are likely to spot a huge transparent ball with mostly two people inside it rolling down the slope during summers. Yes, Zorbing is as much fun as it looks like. One of the most vibrant and enjoyable places in Manali, there is no way one can possibly miss this amazing valley, while here.

ROHTANGPASS

Rohtang Pass is one of the most popular attractions in Manali. The pass is around 51 km from Manali and serves as the gateway to Lahaul and Spiti valleys. Rohtang Pass is open between June and October as during the remaining months, it is covered with a snow, making it inaccessible. Tourists can enjoy various kinds of adventure activities at Snow Point such as sledge ride, mountain biking, snow scooter, ski ride, Tyre drop and skiing. Equipment are available on rent. Enjoy making igloos with snow. Another attraction here is the Rahala waterfall that is 16 km from Manali, on the way to Rohtang Pass. The scenery here is breathtaking. Nehru Kund, Kothi, Gulaba and Marhi are other attractions near the pass.

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Malana, a small unexplored and hidden village in Himachal Pradesh, is called as ‘The Village of Taboos.’ It has a strict and weird rule that no outsider should touch any belonging of the residents or any wall of the village. Shimla is settled on the top of seven hills. These list of these beautiful hills  that harbour the beauteous settlement of Shimla include Prospect Hill, Summer Hill, Observatory Hill, Bantony Hill, Jakhu Hill, Inverarm Hill and Elysium Hill.
Built in the year 1857, Christ Church is said to be second oldest church in India after the famous St. John’s Church in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh.

Kerela –A land of serenity…
Visit God’s Own Country to experience a world that’s pure and magical. A destination of equable climate, long shoreline with serene beaches, tranquil stretches of backwaters, lush hill stations and exotic wildlife. Kerala never stops amazing you, it’s waterfalls, sprawling plantations, paddy fields, Ayurvedic health holidays, enchanting art forms, magical festivals, historic and cultural monuments and exotic cuisine will make you feel to explore it in every inch.

THINGS TO DO MUST VISITS
KOCHI TO MUNNAR DRIVE
Kochi to Munnar is a 4 hour scenic/picturesque drive that take you to through the Spice Plantations, Valara Falls and Cheeyappara Falls.The beautiful Cheeyappara waterfall cascades down in seven steps and meet the Valara Waterfalls in the most amazing manner to create a glorious sight.
MUNNAR SIGHT SEEING 
Athukkad Falls, Rajamalai (Eravikulam) National Park – famous for Nilgiri Tahr(Wild goat), Anamudi Peak – South India’s Highest Peak, Tata Tea Museum, International Blossom(Hydel) Park, Pothamedu Sunset View, these are the major attractions in the city to melt your heart.

MUNNAR TO THEKKADY(PERIYAR)
Thekkady, set in the heart of the Cardamom Hills of Kerala offers a boat safari on the Periyar Lake through Periyar Tiger Reserve that extends a lifetime’s chance to spot exotic various wildlifes in its natural habitat. Later visit to Spice Plantation and take an Evening walk through the bustling Spice Market in the Kumily village.
THEKKADY TO ALLEPPEY
Alleppey is a charming village on the Vembanad Lake. The land which is known for its azure backwaters, swaying palms, and floating houseboats. Alleppey morning disemperk from the Houseboat at boat jetty, visit Alleppey Beach and proceed to Kovalam, which truly captures the essence of Kerala.

KERALA HOUSE BOATS-ALLEPPEY
A 120 meter long houseboat is one of the most luxurious and a relaxing experience for everyone irrespective of his height and age. Alleppey in Kerala offers this insightful memory in its first place by providing the best luxurious hotels in the beautiful decorated boat, lanterns enchanting the spells to make you lost in the beauty and the traditional food of Kerala namely Kuttanadan meals. Houseboat is the best thing in Kerala not only for family but also for a group of friends for whom a special mammoth vessel is provided which can accomodate 40 people at once.

KERALABEACHES-KOVALAM

Kovalam has renowned beaches and is a center of  major tourist attraction. A massive rocky promontory on the beach has created a beautiful bay of calm waters ideal for sea bathing. Sunbathing, swimming, herbal body toning massages, special cultural programmes and catamaran cruising are some of the best leisure options enjoyed by the visitors. If you are simply a passive traveler and love to enjoy the nature’s bliss, this is one of the finest beaches to sit and relax.
The most fascinating part of the beach is the sunset which will mesmerize you with the thought that nature is the most beautiful creation of God. If you are adventurous, don’t worry, Kovalam will not let you down as it offers diving, parasailing, wind surfing and many more activities to enjoy.

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The first state to receive rainfall in India is Kerala. The wealthiest Hindu temple in the World is in Kerala called The Padmanabhaswamy temple The only state with the highest number of festivals being celebrated is Kerala. Kerala houseboats were made with the wooden planks without any usage of iron nails.

KASHMIR – Nature lovers from all over the world flock to this northernmost extremity of India for destinations such as Gulmarg, Pahalgam, Patnitop, and Leh and Ladakh. The state of Jammu & Kashmir is situated mostly in the Himalayan mountains, therefore it is frequently visited by the adventure enthusiasts for trekking, rafting and skiing. Some of the major pilgrimage centers of India, including the Amarnath Caves and Vaishnodevi Shrine are situated in Jammu and Kashmir.

THINGS TO DO – MUST VISITS
SRINAGAR LOCAL SIGHTSEEING
While in Srinagar, you will get to witness the famous mughal gardens. Following the Persian style of architecture, the Mughal garden is a lovely tourist attraction in Kashmir. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the garden keeps flourishing with greenery and indigenous flower species and is a prime attraction.
DAL LAKE
Over 15km around, Dal Lake is Srinagar’s jewel, a vast sheet of water reflecting the carved wooden balconies of the houseboats and the misty peaks of the Pir Panjal mountains. Flotillas of gaily painted shikaras skiff around the lake, transporting goods to market, children to school and travellers to delightful houseboats inspired by originals from the Raj era.

SHANKARACHARYA TEMPLE

Believed to be the oldest shrine in the Kashmir valley, Shankaracharya Temple is one of the renowned Srinagar sightseeing places to catch the majestic nature at its best. It is an architectural marvel, stationed on a hill peak, 1100 feet above sea level. The view from the top is truly enchanting, especially from May to September.

KATHI DARWAZA

Kathi Darwaza is one of the top places to visit in Srinagar. It is the entrance gate to the popular Hari Parbat Fort. The walls of the gate possess tiny inscriptions in Mughal and Persian language. There is no doubt in the fact that this gate accentuates the splendour of the fort and adds to its beauty.

GULMARG
Situated at an altitude of 2730 m above sea level, Gulmarg is a popular skiing destination Surrounded by snow-covered lofty Himalayas, meadows of flowers, deep ravines, evergreen forested valleys, Gulmarg also has the world’s second-highest Gondola ride which is also the second longest cable car. 

SONMARG
Sonmarg, which means “Meadow of Gold”, is a picturesque hill station in the Kashmir Valley located in the Indian union territory of Jammu and Kashmir.
Situated at an altitude of 2800 meters and adorned with a majestic glacier, meadow, dense forests, and snow-capped mountains makes Sonmarg an ideal holiday destination in Kashmir. For nature lovers, Sonmarg offers the chance to unwind amidst its scenic vistas; adventure buffs who can indulge in trekking and camping activities for adrenaline rush; and honeymoon couples can spend time cozying up amidst its beauty.

PAHALGAM
Pahalgam is famous for its scenic beauty and is the jewel of the picturesque Liddar valley located in the high Himalayas. It provides an ideal setting for activities like hiking, trekking, and fishing. Pahalgam is a part of Asia’s only saffron growing area. One can see the saffron plants in full bloom in the month of November. There are a number of hiking and trekking trails around Pahalgam. One can even explore these places on horseback.Trekking around Pahalgam is exhilarating, as it takes the traveler through virgin pine forests, clear mountain streams, and meadows of wildflowers.

ARUVALLEY

Aru Valley is a famous tourist place in Jammu & Kashmir located in the Anantnag district around 12 kilometers from Pahalgam. Tourists are attracted towards it because of its lush meadows, pristine lakes & mountains, and it also serves as a base camp for trekking to the Kolahoi Glacier and Tarsar Lake.
It is an attractive tourist place to visit during your holidays in Kashmir not just for the gorgeous views, but for the various activities which you can enjoy here. During winters, when it’s covered with snow, it becomes a famous destination for skiing & heli skiing.

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Betaab Valley, located about 15 km from Pahalgam, is named after a Bollywood film of the same name which was shot here. Kashmir is the largest producer of saffron in India and the third largest producer in the world.
Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden is the largest tulip garden in Asia. The Pir Panjal railway tunnel, or the Banihal railway tunnel, is India’s Longest Railway Tunnel. It is 11,215 km long, 8.4m wide and 7.39m tall. Banihal railway tunnel is India’s longest and Asia’s fourth longest railway tunnel.

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands, located in the east of the Indian mainland geographically, float in splendid isolation in the Bay of Bengal. Port Blair is the gateway to the pristine islands. Port Blair, an Island town offering water-based activities like snorkeling, scuba diving, sea-cruises, and glimpses of the history and culture of the region.
Divers can enjoy the best during December to April and bird watchers during winter times.

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CELLULAR JAIL: This three-storeyed prison, constructed by Britishers in 1906, is a pilgrimage destination for freedom fighters. Now dedicated to the nation as a National Memorial.

CORBYN COVE BEACH: Corbyn’s Cove beach- the coconut-palm fringed beach, six kilometers away from Port Blair town is ideal for swimming and sun-basking. Facilities like hotel, restaurant, bar, changing room, adventure water-sports are available here.

RADHANAGAR BEACH: Hugged with Coconut trees from all sides and covered with tropical jungle from both the sides, the Radhanagar Beach opens up a world of complete serenity and relaxation for its visitors.

KALAPATHAR BEACH: Kalapathar beach is a long stretch of white silky sand with big black rocks beside the blue sea. Kalapathar offers a couple of umbrellas and wooden chairs. There is also a small picnic area with trash bins set in the shade of the trees.

LIMESTONE CAVES: Nestled deep within the mangroves and amidst the lush rainforest, the Limestone caves in Andaman are highly recommended to be on your Andaman itinerary.

MOUNT HARIETT NATIONAL PARK: The main feature of Mount Harriet is its fauna and natural flora, which are up to now still unmatched. Just like a forest, Mount Harriet is covered with greenery and Port Blair can be seen from the top of the mount’s peak.

SNORKELLING: Andaman Islands offer some of the best places to snorkel so you can easily explore the world of sea-dwellers. The highly-populated ecosystem of shoreline in the isles is home to a wide variety of corals, both hard & soft that houses a plethora of beautiful fish species to gaze at.

BANANA BOAT RIDE: Banana ride is an inflatable boat that is shaped like a banana it connects to the speedboat, which pulls it along the water at high speeds. Expect a lot of laughter, thrill and refreshment as you experience this activity with your family. 

SCUBA DIVE: Scuba Diving is one of the most popular water sports activities in the world and Andaman Islands aren’t untouched by that. The underwater coastal belts surrounding Andamans is home to one of the densest ecosystem of coral reefs and formations.

BRAIN GYM: The most widely spoken language on the islands is not Andamanese or Nicobarese but Bengali followed by Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam.
Dugong, the gentle sea cow, is the state animal of Andaman and Nicobar Islands Pandunus or Nicobar Breadfruit is a rare fruit found and widely eaten in Nicobar. The only active volcano in India, the Barren Island, is present in Andaman Islands.