Experience the Fest of Lights

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In a few days from now, Lord Rama shall come back home and the delighted people will welcome him (LIKE ALWAYS) by lightening diyas, fireworks and disseminating sweets and gifts. Diwali does brighten up people’s mood, businesses and frankly the entire country! India being such a culturally diverse country, the ways of celebrating Diwali are many, but taking your beloved ones for the trip to Incredible India is a different idea you may choose upon to celebrate the fest of lights. And if you are in a dilemma as to where to go to see Deepawali celebrations in India, then this list below might help you choose the right place.

 

Varanasi

Celebrating Diwali in Haridwar and Varanasi can be an ideal suggestion. As the evening sky grows darker, the devotees throng the Ghats on this major Hindu festival to light diyas before leaving them on the river to float, which has long been the tradition. During Diwali, tourists can take a sunset boat trip on the Ganges, soaking up the sight of lamps illuminating the dark, while hearing the stirring chants and recitals from pilgrims on the riverside. The Varanasi festival culminates in firecrackers being set off in every lane in the city.

Amritsar

The Golden Temple of Amritsar is Sikh not Hindu, but Diwali coincides with the Sikh celebration of Bandi Chhor Divas. It marks the return of the Sixth Sikh Guru, Guru Hargobind, from Mughal imprisonment. Diwali coincides with the most beautiful season to visit Punjab as the area’s intense heat melts away into pleasant sun-kissed days.

Goa

Setting Narakasura, a demon (According to Hindu Mythology), on fire is the tradition of Goa and is also one of the major events on Diwali festival in India. A day prior to Diwali, a big competition is held in every village and city to see who can make the biggest dummy of Narkasura. These Dummies  are then set on fire at the dawn of the Diwali Day, which symbolizes the victory of good over evil.

You may love to cover the serene beaches  of the so called ‘ the beach capital of India’ .

The Mighty Himalayas

  

This beautiful hill station in Himachal Pradesh is one of the most sought after tourist destinations in North India. Surrounded by the towering, snow capped Himalayan peaks and thick pine forests, one can just not get over the sheer raw beauty of this place. The winter months begin from November onwards, and that is when the true scenic beauty of Manali is revealed to the world. It’s also the perfect time to go skiing for the entire one wanna spend their Diwali or the winter sports enthusiasts.

 Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh

FESTIVALS in India are unlike anything you have seen or experienced. There is simply no country on earth that can match India for the frequency, exuberance, size, colour and grandeur of the spectacular festivals. Mp. Has the best experience for you to celebrate your diwali, where to get the blessing and the memories connected to your heart forever.

 God’s Own Country: Kerala

KERALA is a South Indian state with a long Arabian Sea coastline and a mountainous interior. Like Rajasthan and Goa, it is one of the most popular tourist regions of India. Tropical beaches and a relaxed vibe are the main attractions. But Kerala has so much more to offer in terms of culture and geography, including the famous Backwaters. Indeed the best Diwali Gift.

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No Visa! 14 Countries_ Just an Indian Passport

Planning a trip overseas! But stuck in arranging a visa for yourself? Well, its time you start packing your bags because here we enlist the countries you can visit with an Indian passport without visa. With some of these countries requiring no visa for Indians while some offering visa on arrival to Indians, you can apply for visa after you make the touch down at your holiday destination.

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1. Bhutan

The land of thunder dragon or the last Shangri La, has ensured that tourism doesn’t affect the tradition, culture and the most pristine Himalayan land that exists in the world. However the good news for Indians is that they don’t have to pay the hefty $250 per day tourism fee as other nationals. There are monasteries to visit, rare wildlife to spot and most of all the cultural immersion and the simple way of life of Bhutanese people will simply left you awestruck.

Visa qualification: Not required
Duration: 30 Day

2. Thailand

Among the island nations that reside in the Indian Ocean, Thailand radiates with a certain hue. Its golden glittering temples, exotic beaches, melting pots of culture and the ever-comforting Thai smile; resplendent to its maximum.

Visa qualification: Visa fee of 1000 Thai Baht, visa on arrival should be collected at first point Entry or Landing and not final destination.
                                                                                Duration: 15 days

3. Maldives

Maldives enjoy its reputation as an island group, rather than a country spoiled by the fragments of civilization trying to settle in. This island nation in the Indian Ocean has an unbelievable range of coral reefs or one can say atolls, dispersed all around its mainland. Such an abundance of them make for the best underwater activities like snorkeling and scuba diving, one can ever have in his lifetime.

Visa qualification: With the exception of the capital Malé, tourists are generally prohibited from visiting non-resort islands without the express permission of the Government of Maldives.
  Duration: 15 Days

4. Mauritius

No doubt why this island nation is visited by millions every year.  The island has a lot more than the beaches too. Holiday in this tropical paradise is an amalgamation, where one can mingle deep into the culture and civilization, without compromising on the selfish relentless fun that sprouts from its locales.

Visa qualification: No visa
Duration: 14 days

5. Madagascar

Madagascar is unlike any place you would have ever visited. This mysterious island has desert and rainforests and comes packed with 12,000 species of plants, over 300 species of frogs and is home to half of the world’s population of chameleons

Visa qualification: No Visa
Duration: 90 days

6. Cambodia

The countryside of Cambodia is still largely unexplored and sleeps in the bed of enchanting landscapes, which are constantly in guard of the forested highlands and Cardamom Mountains. Footsteps of these mountains are washed down by the perennial Mekong River. On the contrary, down south coasts of Cambodia never stays so calm. Idyllic beaches with electrifying parties are their prime traits.

Visa qualification: Visa on arrival $30 to be paid in USD
Duration: 30 Days

7. Indonesia

Indonesia in the South east of Asia is an archipelago of islands, the numbers of which are marked in thousands. Usually Bali manages to snatch away all the headlines; not to blame it as the mountain scenery and beaches of it are just spectacular.

Visa qualification: No Visa
Duration: 30 days

8. Kenya

Kenya is more of an animal kingdom, where you can get unbelievably close to wild animals. Being one of the favourite destinations for National Geographic and Animal Planet, Kenya never feels shy to flaunt its wildlife as its major treasure. Travel to Maasai Mara where in the name of wildlife safari you will get to witness migration of more than a million Wildebeest.

Visa qualification: Visa on arrival
                                                                                  Duration: 3 months

9. Macau

One can call it a city of duality. Macau in the west of Hong Kong has a plethora of churches and fortresses that represent a foreign cultural heritage; being the repercussions of the colonial rule of the Portuguese. Macau can also be considered like the same of Las Vegas, as gambling is perfectly legal here.

Visa qualification: Visa not required
                                                                                 Duration: 30 days

10. Nepal

Land of the mighty snow peaks, Sherpas and the mystique Yeti, Nepal is the closest one can travel to the Himalayas. Being awarded with the highest mountain in the world (Mt. Everest), one can easily guess the country’s inclination towards high altitude adventures that bring gutsy travelers from all corners of the world. 

Visa qualification: Visa not                                                                                              required
                                                                                  Duration: n/a

11. Seychelles

Countless paradises of white sand in contrast with topaz blue ocean front, lush green hills on the other side as you take a stroll through its shores. Seychelles is every beach lover’s dream. The island boundaries of Seychelles are dotted with numerous picture perfect, unspoiled beaches that are actually pristine hideaways. And if that can’t keep you busy, this tropical paradise has jungle walks, boat excursions and under water affairs in the name of snorkeling.

Visa qualification: Visa on arrival
Duration: 1 month

12. Fiji

A collection of volcanic islands spanning across 1000 miles in the South Pacific, Fiji is renowned for its sun kissed beaches, swaying palms and turquoise lagoons. There are plenty of adventure activities to undertake in Fiji. In fact Fiji is so versatile in offering diverse experiences that it is as favored with luxury honeymoon seeker as it is with backpackers or families.

Visa qualification: No Visa
Duration: 6 months

13. St. Kitts and Nevis

A dual island nation combining some of the most pristine beaches and lush mountains, St Kitts and Nevis are your perfect getaway to tropical warm weather land. There are lot of adventures to have had along with colonial legacy to explore at many plantations.

Visa qualification: No Visa
Duration: n/a

14. Jordan

A traveler might think there’s not much to do in Jordan except camels, desert and Petra but there is much more than meets the eye in this ancient country. There are beaches, castles, churches and above all rich cultural heritage and friendly people.

Visa qualification: Visa on arrival, must have in hand US$ 3000
Duration: 2 weeks

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World Tourism Day

 World Tourism Day is celebrated each year on 27 September. Its purpose is to promote awareness among the international community of the importance of tourism and its social, cultural, political and economic value. 27^th September, WORLD TOURSIM DAY has been celebrated over the past six decades, tourism has experienced continuous growth and diversification, and it has become one of the fastest growing and most important economic sectors in the world, benefiting destinations and communities worldwide. It is estimated that tourism will continue to grow at an average of 3.3% annually until 2030. So, let’s keep exploring the best of our India and International trips as well, not due to the festive day of tourism but because “Travelling is the healthiest addiction”.

The Theme for World Tourism Day 2017 is Sustainable Development, In basic sense sustainable development stands for the Environment, Effective and efficient use of the Natural resources, Save our nature and beauty. But Flying Venus travels saw this with different eyes. Basically we will sustain when our women’s are safe in and outside India. Not only in the sense of education but in complete freedom.

Seldom have we come with the examples of molestation, rapes so on!  And point out only women that she was there, roaming freely and so on. Here we question why?

If you crave to shun daily routines of life and escape, there is nothing better than solo travel in India. Women while travelling are often in stress about safety, so we have listed the 10 Best Destinations for Solo Women Travellers in India:

1.               Nainital       

One of the most beautiful places in India, Nainital is thrilling for vacations for solo women. Nestled in Uttarakhand, this town is everything you would imagine for a restful vacation. The main lure of the Nainital is the Naini Lake, where boating is fun. You can also try yachting. But that is not all. The ancient Naina Devi Temple is one of the 51 Shakti Peethas in India, the revered site of the Goddess Shakti. There are beautiful viewpoints like the Snow View, Dorothy’s peak. Go trekking, explore the markets or enjoy a relaxing vacation.

 

What to do in Nainital?

Explore Snow View, Tiffin Top, China Peak, Bhimtal, Naukuchiatal, Sattal, Lover’s Point, Himalaya Darshan, ride the Ropeway (Cable Car), Nanda Devi Temple, Jama Masjid, Pangot, Cave Garden, Boat House Club.

Best Time to Visit

October to June

How to Reach

The beautiful hill station of Uttarakhand is easily accessible by air, rail and road. Pantnagar Airport, 65 km from Nainital is the nearest air connection while Kathgodam Railway Station, 34 km from Nainital offers train connections.

2.               Varanasi

Divinely blessed, Varanasi is one of the best destinations for women travelers in India. The city on the banks of the River Ganga is a breathtaking experience. People from all walks of life are seen here, discovering themselves and the secrets of universe, the circle of life and death. Do attend the evening Ganga Aarti, it’s divine. Mantras, the aromas, music, and the spectacular worship of the river Goddess with fire is amazing. Go for a boat ride in evening. Visit the temples nearby. It is a great for spiritual nourishment.

What to do in Varanasi?

Visit Vishwanath Temple, Assi Ghat, Dashwamedh Ghat, Manikarnika Ghat, Ramnagar Fort and Museum, Gyan Kupor Well, Tulsi Manas Temple, New Vishwanath Temple, Durga Temple, Bharat Mata Temple, etc.

Best Time to Visit

October to April

How to Reach

Varanasi is well-connected from cities of India. Lal Bahadur Shastri Airport in the city is the closest airport. Varanasi Railway station is the nearest rail connection.

3.               Kovalam

                

If you are a beach lover and want to avoid the crowded ones, then Kovalam is where you should be. Blessed with some of the most beautiful shores, it is one of best places for solo women travelers in India. Kovalam in Kerala is set amid natural beauty and tranquility. It has a number of leisure options such as sunbathing, swimming, cultural programs and other watersports. The town also has shopping complexes, Ayurvedic massage centers and health resorts. Make your solo trip exciting, watch the sunrise, pamper yourself in the resort and soak in the bliss.

What to do in Kovalam?

Visit the Lighthouse beach, Kovalam beach, and Hawa beaches, The Lighthouse, Karamana River and Boating, Vellayini Lake, Valiyathura Pier. Swimming, surfing, scuba diving, etc. are some of the things to definitely try.

Best Time to Visit

October to March

How to Reach

Located 12 km from Thiruvananthapuram, capital of Kerala, Kovalam is easily reachable by air, rail and road. Arrive at the airport or railway station and then drive to the beach town.

4.               Shimla

                       

Shimla happens to be one of the most beautiful places to visit in India. Touted as the safest hill stations of all, it is charming for solo travels. The fresh air of the mountain lures one and all, but for the solo women traveler it is therapeutic. Go trekking and on mountain walks in the pristine surroundings. There are amazing things to see and do in the hill town. If you are still thinking, then visit Shimla for its safe lodging options, delicious food and the refreshing experience.

What to do in Shimla?

Christ Church, State Museum, Viceregal Lodge, Town Hall, Jakhoo Temple, Gaiety Museum, Kali Bari Temple, Himalayan Bird Park and Kufri.

Best Time to Visit

October to June

How to Reach

Board the Kalka-Shimla Toy Train to reach the hill station. Nearest airport is in Chandigarh, 117 km away. It is also possible to drive to the hill town. AC buses, state owned bus and luxury coaches make way for the hill town.

5.               Sikkim

                      

North East India is one of the most beautiful regions of our country and also one of the safest. The entire north-east is spectacular but, Sikkim, in particular is one of the best. It is one of the top places for solo travelers in India and particularly the women. Starting with the capital city, Gangtok  is charming. It is blessed with pleasant weather, attractions, adventures and thrilling experiences. Marvel at the snowcapped Mt. Kanchenjunga, the ethereal Tsomgo Lake and Gurudongmar Lakes. For an adventure junkie there are scenic trails like Dzongri La Trek, Goecha La Trek and Green Valley Treks.

What to do in Sikkim?

Rumtek Gompa, Nathu La Pass, Samdruptse, Norbugang Park, Ganesh Tok, Khecheopalri Lake, Guru Padmasambhava Statue, Rabdentse, Pelling, Hot Water Springs, Tsomgo Lake, Namchi, Yumthang Valley, Golden Stupa, Yuksom, Ravangla

Best Time to Visit

April to June and October to November

How to Reach

Sikkim’s closet air and rail connections are available in Bagdogra and New Jalpaiguri respectively. It takes 5-6 hours to get to Gangtok.

Flying venus travels believes the power in Women. So, this World Tourism day let’s give women their own voice of freedom. Their dreams few more wings so that they may fly without any fear of happeing any wrong. Because they deserve it.

                                       Happy World Tourism Day!

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Rann Utsav : A Joyful Kutch Festival

“ Experience Kutchi, Gujarati Style Utsav Under White Rann “

Rann Utsav is an awesome festival of Kutch, Gujarat, India. It is a Carnival of Music, Dance, nature beauty of White Rann and much more then that when visit under the full Moon. Kutch Rann Utsav is the shimmering landscape that gives the enchanting moments of this Fest, which feels like as Heaven On Earth during Festival Time. In fact, it’s a Family holiday destination to explore fun moments and store in cameras for life time. Rann utsav official dates announced, it will be from 1st November 2017 to 20th February 2018.

Gujarat rann utsav or Kutch Festival is a package of vast tourist product in Kutch tourism tourist can see white rann of kutch, Historical palaces, Tribal villages, handicraft product made by local artiste, temples, Natural palaces, full moon night in white desert, delicious local cuisines, birds and wildlife. Rann utsav Gujarat showcase features like Tent City near white rann of kutch, Para motoring, ATV, Rifle shooting, Star Gazing, Pool Table, Archery, Chess board, Trikke, Club House, Spa Centre, Kids Zone, conference and meditation hall.

Being the peak season from the crowd of all corners in India, it’s typical to stay and Find the same. We at flying Venus hold special bookings for you in advance so that you may not ruin the best of kutch’s and the Joy for you is preserved with us.

Kutch rann utsav is one of the unique festivals of the Gujarat, India. Tourist can book rann utsav package from www.flyingvenus.net or call us at 9109191770/71/73  for 1Night or 2Nights,3 nights and so on.  These packages includes sightseeing of kutch, white rann of kutch visit, transfers from bhuj, accommodation in rann utsav, entertainment activities, delicious food local as well as Indian, kutch festival offers premium ac accommodation to economy non ac accommodation which can afford to all kind of tourist. During your stay at rann utsav, you will have a great rann festival experience.

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