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By Tifiny June 16, 2013
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After my final exam of my second year in college a few of us decided to take a trip to Goa, which may not have been the best idea considering we spent more time planning than studying. Bookings were made months in advance, everyone came up with lists of places they wanted to see, beaches they had to visit and food they had to eat. At long last a stressful week of exams was over. Nothing stood between us and our sandy paradise. Everyone ran home to pack. Excitement was as its peak when we finally caught our train. The twelve hour journey from Mumbai to Tivim station went by in a breeze. We took a taxi from the station to the Estrela Do Mar Beach Resort where we would be staying. Located on the shore of Calangute beach, the resort was perfectly situated at the centre of all activity. With the beach, clubs and restaurants all at walking distance, we didn’t have to travel much either. The next few days were a combination for absolute chaos and total relaxation that only Goa can offer. Some of the things that we did included: Riding through the narrow roads for hours to discover secret beaches hidden between the palm trees, Visiting the Portuguese churches of old Goa, Shopping at the flea market in Anjuna and the night market at Arpora, Trying out the different water sports, Visiting all the nearby clubs or Just chilling by the beach with a cold beer and a plate of food. Our trip ended six days later with a few hundred rupees left in our pockets and twice the number of bags we went with. But there is nothing that we would do differently. Given the opportunity we would love to go back every year. Bom Jesus Basilica Church Tour Destination The Basilica of Bom Jesus church is located in old Goa city which was built in 1605 by Portuguese rulers. This church started to build in 1594 and completed in 10 years. Now, it is a UNESCO world heritage site along with all famous churches which placed in old Goa city. The church has St. Francis Xavier remain mortal which was died in China on 2 December 1552. This St. Body came to Goa after two years when people showed it was normal and fresh then Church decided to display this body to public after every 10 years. Recently, Church showed this body to public on December 2014. Lots of the people come to visit this st. body from world wide. The church is designed in baroque architecture style. How can reach:- the Bom Jesus Basilica Church is access via national highway – 17 which connected it to all Indian major cities by road. Its distance from Panjim city is just 10 kilometers which is also capital of the Goa state. Its nearest local railway station is karmali but main railway junction is Margao city which is just 33 kilometers far. Its distance from Dabolim airport is just 24 kilometers. Goa packages Holidayis a well plan to explore its old Goa based UNESCO world heritage site churches which includes Church of St. Francis of Assisi, Basilica of Bom Jesus church, Church of Saint Cajetao, Se Cathedral church, Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception, Church of St. Catejan and The Runner Up – Our Lady of the Mount. Delhi Jaipur tour destination is well plan to visit Rajasthan capital city Jaipur tourist places and India capital territory historical places. Some most famous places are Red Fort, India Gate, National Museum, president house (Delhi); Jal Mahal, Ambar Fort, Hawa Mahal (Jaipur). ...read more
By Urmila Travels May 04, 2019
Fatehpur Sikri is 35 kms from Agra. Sometimes it was the capital of the Mughal Empire. It is nestled among the hills beautiful Mughal city. After entering in Fatehpur Sikri complex, you doubt the splendor of the Mughal Empire, the strength can be affected by cultural styles. The entire complex has been built from red sandstone, which are found in the adjacent Rajasthan. Fatehpur Sikri was directly related to Emperor Akbar, who made a mark in the Indian history. Being close to the Taj Mahal, this place is not possible too long been neglected. In 1986 the site was declared the world. Fatehpur Sikri had many questions for the tourists who come here, why are city was built? Just 14 years later, it was deserted? So what was the effect of this city, because there was no water? It is true that as soon as you enter the complex Fatehpur Sikri Mughal, its hugeness, the beauty, the grandeur of the building and associated quality plan specifics are forced to praise. Babar Khanwa year war in 1527 after the victory came here. In his memoirs, he said this place Sikri. Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti at Ajmer in the king's vow to seek out on foot to the shrine, officials said. Sikri had way. Akbar met the Sufi saint Sheikh Salim Chisti was. Nun said the Akbar child you make our arrangements give Mystic. God will be fulfilled your wish. Akbar's Hindu wife Jodha Bai later become pregnant. It is said that in a situation in Sikri Akbar Jodha Bai instead of sending the maiden sent near Salim Chishti. While in 1569 a son was born. Salim Chisti̢۪s word came true. Fakir respect for forgiving child was named Salim Jahangir called later. Due to historical reason this place become popular for tourist place, every year India earn huge amount form this state from travel industry. Side by side lots of small travel agencies are developed here. And they are provide much affordable travel service like budget hotel booking, cheap flight ticket booking and Agra travel guide service. Opting for art and cultural tours in India Get fascinated with the wonders of North India by selecting the Golden Triangle Tour. India is a land full of vibrancy and it is surely infectious. Dipped in to rich culture and heritage, this tour to Indian cities has a lot of things to offer to each and everyone, whatever their interest might be. Three prominent metropolises of India - New Delhi, Agra and Jaipur, make the art and cultural tours in India, as well as the tours to explore all these places should be on your to do list. Golden Triangle tours are a lavish way to explore these magnificent places for an ideal vacation. Sublime monuments, royal palaces and a momentous past await you. Delhi Tour: Delhi Tour: Delhi is the metropolitan where traditional as well as modern merges with each other in an amazing way. It is laced with glorious past of various dynasties. From the most modern building to decays of the heritage structures, all could be seen here. Quite a few of the must see attractions of Delhi are: 1. Qutub Minar 2. Purana Quila 3. Jantar Mantar 4. Rajghat 5. Lakshmi Narayan Mandir 6. India Gate 7. Rashtrapati Bhawan 8. Red Fort 9. Jama Masjid Agra Tour: Agra,http://www.goavision.comthe Mughal town of India is globally known for its famous heritage attraction: Taj Mahal. Taj Mahal is one of the Seven Wonders of the World and it is also a World Heritage Site. 1. Agra Fort 2. Fatehpur Sikri 3. Taj Mahal Jaipur Tour: This tour would give you a chance to spot the royalty of the bygone time of Raja-Maharajas. Stay in the heritage hotels along with that explore the magnificent attractions of Jaipur.http://www.europesafar.comIt is famously known as the Pink City that is well known for its palaces, heritage hotels, forts as well as handicrafts for craft tours in India. Some of the renowned attractions of Jaipur are: 1. Amer Fort 2. Jaigarh Fort 3. City Palace 4. Hawa Mahal 5. Birla Temple 6. Elephant Festival 7. Jantar Mantar Website:http://www.urmilatravels.com ...read more
By Urmila Travels December 31, 2018
Tourists / Visitors Travelling In Russia Here are some tips from a first time visitor to Russia: In winter, bring some good shoes with good traction. Sweeping of ice and snow from walks is spotty in Moscow and Kazan and it is easy to slip. The Russians seem just to truck through it all. Also, steps in buildings can be uneven and there are unexpected changes in level in the floors in some buildings. Watch your step. Russian outlets take round 2-pin Euro plugs. A flat Euro plug adapter did not fit into the socket. Current is 220V. Buildings and cars tend to be overheated. Not always obvious how to adjust the heat in the hotel room. Almost all signs are only in Russian. Familiarize yourself with the alphabet before arriving so you will feel a little less lost. Crosswalks are only respected sometimes. Be careful crossing streets. Many people in the tourist trades speak some English but most people don't. When you leave your hotel, take your passport with you and take a business card from the hotel so that if you get lost you can show it to a taxi driver to get home. Police can ask to see your passport at any time. Russian food is plentiful, home cooked, and delicious. Soups are very good. The bread is delicious. Food in the supermarkets is plentiful and reasonably priced. There is a wide variety of teas, chocolates, dairy products, produce, candies, and vodka in a supermarket in a small provincial town in Tatarstan. Gas costs about the same as in the USA currently, about .75 cents a liter. Carry plenty of cash. Card readers may not work when you need them, nor may ATMs. Many businesses accept only cash. Taxis do not take credit cards, or at least the ones I took did not. At Kazan airport it was impossible to pay for excess luggage with a credit card. Luckily the ATM worked. Make sure you have some coins in case you need to use a public toilet. There is usually someone there who collects a small fee and keeps it clean. In Moscow there are even port-a-potties with an attendant! Toilet paper may or may not be available. Carry some with you. Paper towels are often absent, so carrying a small washcloth to dry your hands may be useful. If you bring an unlocked GSM phone with you may be able to get a SIM card (with the help of a Russian associate) that allows reasonably priced calls to the USA. This card was re-loadable at various ATM's and terminals, using cash or a credit card. There are many phone plans and they tend to be complicated. Phone plans tend to be regional, so get one for the region you will be staying in. Roaming can be very expensive. A Russian helper in the phone store may be essential. Allow lots of time at the airport, even for domestic flights. Security and check-in are inefficient and the lines move slowly. Baggage is screened at the door to the airport, so if you have suspicious items in bags you intend to check you may have to show them and explain them. Often you have to take a bus from the terminal to the plane. If you are not at the gate when the last bus leaves, you are out of luck. Announcements are often incomprehensible and signs misleading. Russians tend to be pushy in crowds and you may have to defend your place in line. In Kazan, for example, there was only one security lane at each of the two screening points. You are screened entering the airport and then entering the departure area. There may not be many services inside security, depending on the airport. In Kazan the check-in staff was uninformed and very slow (They apparently work for a terminal operator, not the airline, judging from theuniforms). Be sure your frequent flier numbers are in your reservation; the desk clerk you get may not have a clue on how to enter one, especially for a code-share flight. Communication tips: Russians don't feel easy talking to people they don't know within public places, such as; fitness centers, cinemas, at work, etc. It is normal social behavior. Neighbors are not greeted too in public places, such as metro railway for example... Russians prefer to keep poker face. With the Internet Russians started to communicate more via the Web in recent years. Even to find somebody for relations, half of young people today use social networks (the most popular in Russia are VK and Odnoklassniki – similar to Facebook) and dating applications such as Badoo, Tinder or Prince. But if you start the conversation saying that you're from another country or ask for some help, 80% Russians will be very open. Russians are curious about foreigners and they like to help them. If you want to learn about Russia and it's life style and traditions, you can scan in web for Rus-a information guide to Moscow and Russia (extensive information support) available in English and popular among tourists, diplomats and expats. At this website you can find many useful information and tips. ...read more
By Travel Visa Plus May 01, 2018
Families can enjoy the holidays without breaking the bank and still have a delightful time. Most holidays were created so family and friends could be together while celebrating. There are many ways a family can still have an enjoyable and cheap holiday and possibly make a few family traditions of thei... ...read more
When you make the decision to become a travel agent, you must have a deep interest in the hospitality industry. Although this is not a particularly high-paying career, it reaps rewards when speaking in terms of travel discounts. Becoming a travel agent is not a difficult process and the processes can ... ...read more