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Looking for the best staycation spots in India this August? 🌟🏞️ Check out these top destinations: 🌿 Munnar, Kerala 🍃 Coorg, Karnataka 🌴 Pondicherry, Tamil Nadu 🏔️ Mount Abu, Rajasthan 🏰 Udaipur, Rajasthan 🚤 Allepy, Kerala Tag your travel buddy and start planning your escape! For package bookings, DM us. Don’t forget to follow us for more travel tips and details! ✨🌏 #StaycationIndia #TravelGoals #ExploreIndia"

Life is a marathon, not a sprint. Pace yourself, stay consistent, & enjoy the journey. Remember, it's about progress, not perfection. #PowerUpYourMonday #realestate #india #newconstruction #houseofchavan #chavanadvaitam #badlapur #luxury #apartmentforsale #property #apartment #MondayMotivational #MondayVibes

Palace on Wheels train season begins! Check the booking process, ticket prices, and other details The holiday season has begun, and those who are willing to experience a royal-like luxurious experience can plan a trip in the majestic ‘Palace on Wheels’ train. One of the Indian Railways' flagship luxurious trains, ‘Palace on Wheels' provides an unforgettable experience to travellers. One of the Indian Railways' flagship tourism services is en route to iconic Rajasthani cities, including Jaipur, famous as the Pink City, Jaisalmer, the Golden City, Jodhpur, and Udaipur. The 8-day-long train journey starts from Delhi and covers tourist destinations of Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Uttar Pradesh, before coming back to Delhi. For those who are looking to book a ticket for them and their loved ones of ‘Palace on Wheels’ here are ticket prices and other booking details. The ticket price of Palace on Wheels depends on different seasons based on demand, and various occupancy categories. The duration between October and March is considered as the peak season for the luxurious train because of favourable weather in Rajasthan and Gujarat. Here are the booking prices of Palace on Wheels from October 2024 to March 2025. #TechNews #SoftwareDevelopment #Blogging #VideoMarketing #SocialMediaMarketing #Business #Trending #News

#Tourism without technology is like going on a trip without your Shoes—just asking for trouble! Trying to navigate through #Google-less streets with directions like “third left after the big neem tree.” Not happening, right? In today’s world, tech is the true #jugaad of travel. From booking a room with a tap to finding the best chaat stall in Varanasi with just a click, tech makes every journey smoother than mom’s #homemade ghee. For businesses, imagine managing bookings without #technology—sending confirmation slips by Speed Post or worse, printing the posters to woo #tourists! Thanks to tech, they can keep up with bookings and give you offers better than your local vendor’s Buy 2, Get 1 Free! And let’s not forget—one Instagram-worthy pic of a sunset at Udaipur, and bookings will flood in like a #Kumbh Mela crowd. So unless you want a trip back to the ‘90s (landline phones and all), tech is the asli #masala of #tourism!

~There is NO boring city in India~ I make this statement because I have explored some of our crowded and urban centres. I can confidently state that despite the traffic, population and grime, our cities have hidden treasures that remain unexplored. All you need to do is find the right person to help you explore the hidden treasures of the cities. Here are a few examples - Did you know that the first settlers in Kolkata were Armenians? They not only have their church but also a very unique cemetery that exists till today. Did you know that rainwater harvesting was practised in the old city of Ahmedabad during the reign of the Mughals and you can see its remnants even today? Did you know that Kochi has a sizeable population of Syrian Christians who also have their own unique cuisine? Did you know that Mumbai has an old market where you can buy any thing - from a pin to vegetables - at wholesale rates? Did you know that Varanasi has a memorial for Rani Laxmibai of Jhansi because she was born in Varanasi? Similarly, Delhi is a very interesting city because it has a wealth of places to visit. Not just the famous Humayun’s Tomb or Qutub Minar, but several other offbeat sites that can change your perspective of Delhi as a city, and India too. Exploring an Indian city is best done with a local guide, licensed by the government of India. The information they can share in a half day tour can only be gained by reading several books! At Ease India Travel, we have a vertical through which we give seekers a local guide and car, to help them explore cities. Our Guided Tours are available for Delhi Mumbai Ahmedabad Kolkata Kochi Varanasi Hit me up through DM if you want to explore a city you're visiting or your own city that you never knew has unexplored and hidden gems! Image Copyright: Filmy Mantra #EaseIndiaTravel #ExperienceTravel #DekhoApnaDesh #TravelTuesday #India #Explore #DayTours #GuidedTours #IndianCities

Name this spot in Rajasthan. Hint: Known for its cool climate and beautiful temples, this hill station in Rajasthan is a desert oasis. Comment down below. #RajasthanTravel #ExploreRajasthan #TraveltoRajasthan #RajasthanTrip #RajasthanDiaries #TravelWithCaper #CaperTravel [Explore Rajasthan, Rajasthan Travel, Caper Travel]

Short on time but want to explore Rajasthan beyond Udaipur? Our latest blog highlights 9 perfect day trips that are rich in culture, history, and natural beauty. Ideal for weekend escapes or travel planners. Dive into the details here: [ https://lnkd.in/gkyhbKMw ] #TravelIndia #DayTripsFromUdaipur #ProfessionalGetaways

Udaipur a city with serene beauty and etheral view from every corner. Founded by Maharana Udai Singh II in 1559 this city gives you the best getaway from the busy life of metro cities , surrounded by aravali and lake pichola in the center makes the view mesmerizing. A few tips to remember if you are travelling to Udaipur:- • Best way to explore the city is to travel by scooty as the lanes are narrow and too crowded for car. • Choose a stay near the lake to get the view of the lake and close proximity to the tourists attractions. •If you are a student then do not forget to carry your id card as it reduces the expenses to half. •Starting early in the mornings would help to avoid crowd and on weekdays if possible.

According to the latest data, more people visited Varanasi than Goa and Manali combined! Yes, the oldest city in India welcomed over 5 crore tourists while Goa and Manali was just shy of 2 crore. Surprisingly, it's the youth who is changing its travel preferences. Yet, it seems that brands focus on other exotic locations more than our spiritual capital. What do you think is the reason? #marketresearch #researchlife #researchmethods #insights #datadriven #consumerresearch #ConsumerInsights #ConsumerBehavior

Rajasthan To Guwahati Made Enriching With Bharat Gaurav Special Train Discover India’s rich heritage as the Bharat Gaurav Special Train connects Rajasthan to Guwahati, offering a unique cultural and scenic travel experience.Indian Railways Launches Bharat Gaurav Special Train to Connect Rajasthan and Assam. Indian Railways has introduced the Bharat Gaurav Special Train, a unique initiative to boost tourism by connecting the cultural landscapes of Rajasthan and Assam. The train operates between Rana Pratap Nagar in Rajasthan and Kamakhya in Guwahati, offering travelers an enriching experience of India’s diverse heritage. https://lnkd.in/gWySctsf #Rajasthan #Guwahati #Enriching #Bharat #Gaurav #SpecialTrain #Heritage #IndianRailways #Connect #Rajasthan #Assam #Landscapes #offering #travelers #travel #traveling #traveladvisor #travelindustry #travelagent TraveLICE TraveLICE Customercare