Different Thing to Do On Your Trip to India
Different Things to Do on Your Trip to India
by: Aalia Khan
So you have planned a trip to India and are all set to embark on your journey. If you have read/ heard about travel in India you will know that the opportunities to spend time are virtually limitless and there is no end to the various things to do, experiences to undertake and sights and sounds to marvel at. It can be quite challenging for a traveler to make the most of traveling in India since the country is so vast and there is just so much to do. In this article, we have shortlisted the best ways to spend time during a vacation in India.
1. Go Shopping for Unique Goods: This is a favorite pastime of all tourists in India. The handicrafts industry in the country produces just about every imaginable good, from textiles and garments to jewelry and footwear, from paintings and sculptures to household utility items and home furnishings. Instead of purchasing the usual mementoes, spend time in the bazaars and �haats� of India to buy the �real India goods and wares� and take back a small piece of your trip to India with you. Delhi Haat in the capital city of Delhi, Lal Chowk in Kashmir and Meena Bazaars across various states in the country are all great examples of shopping opportunities.
2. Spend Time Trying Out the Food: Food is one of the biggest attractions of visiting India. From the spicy hot foods of Rajasthan to the localized Chinese cuisine all over the country, from the sambhar-vada of South India to the extravagant meat dishes of Kashmir, the cuisines and variety of food in India are limitless. For true Mughal cooking visit Old Delhi and Chandini Chowk in Delhi while you can try all kinds of state cuisines at Pragati Maidan and Delhi Haat.
3. Storytelling styles and puppetry are an integral part of the culture of India. No trip to India is complete without attending some shows. The India Habitat Centre in Delhi is often a venue for various street plays, concerts and small performances. Delhi Haatal ways has ongoing thematic festivals, usually with focus on specific states at a time, and one can not only buy goods and try out cuisines of the state but also attend theatre, dances and music performances of the state. These events are lively and vibrant and are a great effort on the patrons� part to keep the ancient traditions and culture of the country alive. You can watch these age-old arts come to life, meet the performers, hear about the history of these performing arts and take beautiful pictures and videos that you will cherish for life.
Now that you have a list of the three best ways to spend time on a trip to India, make sure you follow this advice and do these things. Apart from visiting the monuments and tourist attractions and spending time at all the famous places it is also essential to explore the culture, cuisine and spirit of the country on any travel plan.
In order to get more details on shopping, dining and cultural opportunities of India do some research on the Internet. This way you will have an extensive list of places to go to, different schedules and price lists to rely on during your travel.
About The Author
Aalia Khan has deep interest in writing informative articles on Travel and tourism India. Also given her words to a portal for India Tours where one can find info on India trip and get the best packages for vacation in India. Explore: -http://www.indiatouritinerary.com
The author invites you to visit:
http://www.indiatouritinerary.com
by: Aalia Khan
So you have planned a trip to India and are all set to embark on your journey. If you have read/ heard about travel in India you will know that the opportunities to spend time are virtually limitless and there is no end to the various things to do, experiences to undertake and sights and sounds to marvel at. It can be quite challenging for a traveler to make the most of traveling in India since the country is so vast and there is just so much to do. In this article, we have shortlisted the best ways to spend time during a vacation in India.
1. Go Shopping for Unique Goods: This is a favorite pastime of all tourists in India. The handicrafts industry in the country produces just about every imaginable good, from textiles and garments to jewelry and footwear, from paintings and sculptures to household utility items and home furnishings. Instead of purchasing the usual mementoes, spend time in the bazaars and �haats� of India to buy the �real India goods and wares� and take back a small piece of your trip to India with you. Delhi Haat in the capital city of Delhi, Lal Chowk in Kashmir and Meena Bazaars across various states in the country are all great examples of shopping opportunities.
2. Spend Time Trying Out the Food: Food is one of the biggest attractions of visiting India. From the spicy hot foods of Rajasthan to the localized Chinese cuisine all over the country, from the sambhar-vada of South India to the extravagant meat dishes of Kashmir, the cuisines and variety of food in India are limitless. For true Mughal cooking visit Old Delhi and Chandini Chowk in Delhi while you can try all kinds of state cuisines at Pragati Maidan and Delhi Haat.
3. Storytelling styles and puppetry are an integral part of the culture of India. No trip to India is complete without attending some shows. The India Habitat Centre in Delhi is often a venue for various street plays, concerts and small performances. Delhi Haatal ways has ongoing thematic festivals, usually with focus on specific states at a time, and one can not only buy goods and try out cuisines of the state but also attend theatre, dances and music performances of the state. These events are lively and vibrant and are a great effort on the patrons� part to keep the ancient traditions and culture of the country alive. You can watch these age-old arts come to life, meet the performers, hear about the history of these performing arts and take beautiful pictures and videos that you will cherish for life.
Now that you have a list of the three best ways to spend time on a trip to India, make sure you follow this advice and do these things. Apart from visiting the monuments and tourist attractions and spending time at all the famous places it is also essential to explore the culture, cuisine and spirit of the country on any travel plan.
In order to get more details on shopping, dining and cultural opportunities of India do some research on the Internet. This way you will have an extensive list of places to go to, different schedules and price lists to rely on during your travel.
About The Author
Aalia Khan has deep interest in writing informative articles on Travel and tourism India. Also given her words to a portal for India Tours where one can find info on India trip and get the best packages for vacation in India. Explore: -http://www.indiatouritinerary.com
The author invites you to visit:
http://www.indiatouritinerary.com
Admire the Stunning Dubai Skyline from the Comfort of Your Charter Yacht
Admire the stunning Dubai skyline from the comfort of your charter yacht
by: John Martin
With yacht rentals Dubai, you can explore the gorgeous coastline and admire the spectacular landmarks of this spirited city. Based on the variety of options this city provides, it has emerged as the favorite hotspot among tourists. Adorned with huge skyscrapers and pristine beaches, Dubai attracts tourism like honey a group of bumblebees.
Yacht rentals in Dubai have become very popular owing to the excellent experience they provide. You can relish the sunny days by indulging in diving, fishing, snorkeling and other water activities and the nights can be spent leisurely enjoying the fantastic light displays and colorful illuminations in the privacy of your chartered yacht. There are different types, sizes and capacities of yachts available for hire. It all depends upon the size of your holidaying group and your budget and the places you want to visit. Combine it with Dubai yacht rentals and you get a perfect holiday that you would never forget.
In Dubai there are several yacht charter companies that would provide yachts to any destination you want. There are tour packages which cover the most exciting places of interest to tourists. With Dubai yacht rentals, you can discover the seaside of Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Mussandam with your group, family, friends or corporate clients and partners. Not only holidays, you can even organize various business meetings and conferences aboard your chartered yacht. Yacht rentals in Dubai are an ideal way to work in an invigorating atmosphere. Most of the companies provide crewed yachts. On these yachts, you can savor varied native as well as international delicacies, depending on the menu you chose while booking.
Dubai is endowed with nature�s bountiful splendor that you would be witnessing every second of your stay there. In addition to that, you can also visit three man-made islands, namely, Jumeirah, Jebel Ali, and Deira. They stand as the proof of Dubai�s architectural dreams and their materialization. With over 25 striking destinations on offer, Yacht rentals in Dubai are one of the most promising holidaying choices. The fulfilling joy and tranquility you take back as a souvenir stays with you for a long time.
About The Author
Charter Yacht Dubai is well-established and a leading company for Yacht Rental in Dubai. It offers world's best luxury yachts to the people who are interested in Dubai Yacht Rentals. CharterYachtDubai.com assures the best rates in the market. Following the same, it hits the target market with quality services! Luxurious facility is what it promises to the clients.
The author invites you to visit:
http://www.charteryachtdubai.com
by: John Martin
With yacht rentals Dubai, you can explore the gorgeous coastline and admire the spectacular landmarks of this spirited city. Based on the variety of options this city provides, it has emerged as the favorite hotspot among tourists. Adorned with huge skyscrapers and pristine beaches, Dubai attracts tourism like honey a group of bumblebees.
Yacht rentals in Dubai have become very popular owing to the excellent experience they provide. You can relish the sunny days by indulging in diving, fishing, snorkeling and other water activities and the nights can be spent leisurely enjoying the fantastic light displays and colorful illuminations in the privacy of your chartered yacht. There are different types, sizes and capacities of yachts available for hire. It all depends upon the size of your holidaying group and your budget and the places you want to visit. Combine it with Dubai yacht rentals and you get a perfect holiday that you would never forget.
In Dubai there are several yacht charter companies that would provide yachts to any destination you want. There are tour packages which cover the most exciting places of interest to tourists. With Dubai yacht rentals, you can discover the seaside of Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Mussandam with your group, family, friends or corporate clients and partners. Not only holidays, you can even organize various business meetings and conferences aboard your chartered yacht. Yacht rentals in Dubai are an ideal way to work in an invigorating atmosphere. Most of the companies provide crewed yachts. On these yachts, you can savor varied native as well as international delicacies, depending on the menu you chose while booking.
Dubai is endowed with nature�s bountiful splendor that you would be witnessing every second of your stay there. In addition to that, you can also visit three man-made islands, namely, Jumeirah, Jebel Ali, and Deira. They stand as the proof of Dubai�s architectural dreams and their materialization. With over 25 striking destinations on offer, Yacht rentals in Dubai are one of the most promising holidaying choices. The fulfilling joy and tranquility you take back as a souvenir stays with you for a long time.
About The Author
Charter Yacht Dubai is well-established and a leading company for Yacht Rental in Dubai. It offers world's best luxury yachts to the people who are interested in Dubai Yacht Rentals. CharterYachtDubai.com assures the best rates in the market. Following the same, it hits the target market with quality services! Luxurious facility is what it promises to the clients.
The author invites you to visit:
http://www.charteryachtdubai.com
Newcastle Pub Crawl - Binge Drinking Nightmare or Stag Do Heaven?
Newcastle Pub Crawl � Binge Drinking Nightmare or Stag Do Heaven?
by: Jon Hart
Newcastle Overview
Having been multiple times to Newcastle over the last few years for nights out, it�s safe to say that a pub crawl in this city never disappoints. Recently, the city has had some bad press being dubbed �Binge Drinking Capital of the UK�. This is an unfair tag in my opinion, as it will conjure up images of people fighting, vomiting and in a state of unconsciousness in the streets. Ok, so there�s probably an element of that in every city, but the actual reality is that Newcastle is an excellent place for a night out, with many pubs, bars and clubs full of people who know how to have a good time. It is a very popular destination for Stag Do�s, Hen Do�s and partygoers alike.
My mates and I usually have a road trip to Newcastle for a lad�s night out at least twice a year and I�ve also been on four stag dos in Newcastle. This article aims to help anyone thinking of a stag do or lad�s weekend in Newcastle.
Newcastle Pub Crawl Areas & Nightlife
There are many good places in the city for a pub crawl with the liveliest area being the �Bigg Market�. This is in the city centre and has many pubs, bars and clubs, all within a close proximity and is very popular with a younger crowd of party goers. This is the focal point of our recommended pub crawl for Newcastle and ideal for a night out. For more details visit:
http://www.ukpubcrawl.com/pub_crawl_details.asp?crawl_id=49&ad_City=Newcastle Upon Tyne
Another popular area is the Quayside, right next to the River Tyne and a short walk from the Bigg Market. The majority of times that I have been to Newcastle, I have stayed in or around the Quayside area. This area has been renovated in recent years and has many hotels and bars. It can be a good place to have a few drinks in the afternoon on a sunny day, sat outside one of the many bars overlooking the Tyne. Certain bars are also very popular in the evening.
Jesmond is an area on the outskirts of the city centre, it�s like its own little town within a city. The main high street has many hotels, bars and restaurants which can be packed at the weekend, especially on race days.
Stag Do Daytime Activities
If you are planning a stag do in Newcastle and are looking for some daytime events, then we have a list of suggestions below:
Horse Racing � If you fancy a punt on a few nags then why not go to Newcastle racecourse? The racecourse is on the outskirts of the city which has many race meetings during the course of the year. It is approx 20 minute taxi ride from the city centre or approx 10 minute taxi ride from Jesmond. This is also an activity where you can carry on drinking, so very popular with many Stag and Hen dos. Visit the Newcastle racecourse website for more information and fixture list:
http://www.newcastle-racecourse.co.uk/horse-racing/fixtures.php
Karting � If cars are your thing, then you may fancy karting especially if there is a large group of you. This will need to be organised in advance as they do get booked up, especially at weekends. There are a few different companies to choose from, the one we have used in the past for indoor karting is:
http://www.f1k.co.uk/
Football � If you are there during the football season and fancy seeing some Premiership football (Premiership at the time of writing ), then you could try and get tickets for a Newcastle match with the Toon Army. This might be a bit more difficult to sort out, especially if you are in a large group. If you can�t get tickets with the home fans then you could try and get tickets with the away fans, depending on who they are playing against.
Whitley Bay � If you are thinking of an all-dayer and fancy going somewhere different then just a short taxi ride from Newcastle is the seaside town of Whitley Bay. Again, it has a lot of popular bars all within a close proximity. It can also be very popular for a night out. You would probably be looking at approximately �20.00 in a taxi to get there from the city centre (�5.00 per person each way between four people sharing a taxi isn�t too bad).
Getting there
Getting to Newcastle is usually quite straight forward as it has good road and rail links as well as an airport:
Air � You can fly to Newcastle from the following locations: Aberdeen, Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Dublin, Exeter, Gatwick, Heathrow, Stansted and Southampton. Look out for cheap deals from the usual low cost airlines (who shall remain nameless). The airport is located on the outskirts of the city, a short taxi ride or bus journey from the city centre. The airport itself, though only small, is very modern and has better facilities than a lot of larger airports that I have been to.
Rail � To travel to Newcastle by Rail you will at some point in your journey have to connect to the East Coast line which runs from Kings Cross in London to Newcastle (and beyond to Scotland). If you are travelling from the South you will probably join the east coast line at London (Kings Cross) or Peterborough. From the Midlands or North you will probably connect at York. Newcastle train station is located in the city centre. For more info on the east coast line visit:
http://www.eastcoast.co.uk/Documents/PDFs/ECRouteMap.new.pdf
Road � To travel to Newcastle by Road you will at some point in your journey have to join the A1M. From the South you would travel on either the M1 or A1 and then join the A1M. Once on the A1M take the A167 towards Gateshead/Newcastle.
Places to stay
Quayside � As mentioned previously the Quayside area is an ideal location for a trip to Newcastle. Not only does it have its own hotels, bars and restaurants but it is only a few minutes walk to the city centre and Bigg Market.
Jesmond � As mentioned above Jesmond is almost a town within a city, with plenty of hotels, bar and restaurants. The only downside with Jesmond is that it is a few miles from the city centre which will mean getting a taxi into Newcastle for a night out. A taxi will cost approx �10.00 each way and there is a taxi rank on the main high street in Jesmond with regular taxis, so getting one isn�t usually a problem. If you are in a large group and need 4/5 then might be worth getting your hotel to pre-book some for you. I�ve never had a problem getting a taxi in Jesmond or Newcastle, compared to many other cities.
About The Author
Jon Hart is the owner and editor of www.ukpubcrawl.com, a website which identifies the most popular pubs, bars and clubs for towns and cities in the UK and beyond.
The author invites you to visit:
http://www.ukpubcrawl.com
by: Jon Hart
Newcastle Overview
Having been multiple times to Newcastle over the last few years for nights out, it�s safe to say that a pub crawl in this city never disappoints. Recently, the city has had some bad press being dubbed �Binge Drinking Capital of the UK�. This is an unfair tag in my opinion, as it will conjure up images of people fighting, vomiting and in a state of unconsciousness in the streets. Ok, so there�s probably an element of that in every city, but the actual reality is that Newcastle is an excellent place for a night out, with many pubs, bars and clubs full of people who know how to have a good time. It is a very popular destination for Stag Do�s, Hen Do�s and partygoers alike.
My mates and I usually have a road trip to Newcastle for a lad�s night out at least twice a year and I�ve also been on four stag dos in Newcastle. This article aims to help anyone thinking of a stag do or lad�s weekend in Newcastle.
Newcastle Pub Crawl Areas & Nightlife
There are many good places in the city for a pub crawl with the liveliest area being the �Bigg Market�. This is in the city centre and has many pubs, bars and clubs, all within a close proximity and is very popular with a younger crowd of party goers. This is the focal point of our recommended pub crawl for Newcastle and ideal for a night out. For more details visit:
http://www.ukpubcrawl.com/pub_crawl_details.asp?crawl_id=49&ad_City=Newcastle Upon Tyne
Another popular area is the Quayside, right next to the River Tyne and a short walk from the Bigg Market. The majority of times that I have been to Newcastle, I have stayed in or around the Quayside area. This area has been renovated in recent years and has many hotels and bars. It can be a good place to have a few drinks in the afternoon on a sunny day, sat outside one of the many bars overlooking the Tyne. Certain bars are also very popular in the evening.
Jesmond is an area on the outskirts of the city centre, it�s like its own little town within a city. The main high street has many hotels, bars and restaurants which can be packed at the weekend, especially on race days.
Stag Do Daytime Activities
If you are planning a stag do in Newcastle and are looking for some daytime events, then we have a list of suggestions below:
Horse Racing � If you fancy a punt on a few nags then why not go to Newcastle racecourse? The racecourse is on the outskirts of the city which has many race meetings during the course of the year. It is approx 20 minute taxi ride from the city centre or approx 10 minute taxi ride from Jesmond. This is also an activity where you can carry on drinking, so very popular with many Stag and Hen dos. Visit the Newcastle racecourse website for more information and fixture list:
http://www.newcastle-racecourse.co.uk/horse-racing/fixtures.php
Karting � If cars are your thing, then you may fancy karting especially if there is a large group of you. This will need to be organised in advance as they do get booked up, especially at weekends. There are a few different companies to choose from, the one we have used in the past for indoor karting is:
http://www.f1k.co.uk/
Football � If you are there during the football season and fancy seeing some Premiership football (Premiership at the time of writing ), then you could try and get tickets for a Newcastle match with the Toon Army. This might be a bit more difficult to sort out, especially if you are in a large group. If you can�t get tickets with the home fans then you could try and get tickets with the away fans, depending on who they are playing against.
Whitley Bay � If you are thinking of an all-dayer and fancy going somewhere different then just a short taxi ride from Newcastle is the seaside town of Whitley Bay. Again, it has a lot of popular bars all within a close proximity. It can also be very popular for a night out. You would probably be looking at approximately �20.00 in a taxi to get there from the city centre (�5.00 per person each way between four people sharing a taxi isn�t too bad).
Getting there
Getting to Newcastle is usually quite straight forward as it has good road and rail links as well as an airport:
Air � You can fly to Newcastle from the following locations: Aberdeen, Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Dublin, Exeter, Gatwick, Heathrow, Stansted and Southampton. Look out for cheap deals from the usual low cost airlines (who shall remain nameless). The airport is located on the outskirts of the city, a short taxi ride or bus journey from the city centre. The airport itself, though only small, is very modern and has better facilities than a lot of larger airports that I have been to.
Rail � To travel to Newcastle by Rail you will at some point in your journey have to connect to the East Coast line which runs from Kings Cross in London to Newcastle (and beyond to Scotland). If you are travelling from the South you will probably join the east coast line at London (Kings Cross) or Peterborough. From the Midlands or North you will probably connect at York. Newcastle train station is located in the city centre. For more info on the east coast line visit:
http://www.eastcoast.co.uk/Documents/PDFs/ECRouteMap.new.pdf
Road � To travel to Newcastle by Road you will at some point in your journey have to join the A1M. From the South you would travel on either the M1 or A1 and then join the A1M. Once on the A1M take the A167 towards Gateshead/Newcastle.
Places to stay
Quayside � As mentioned previously the Quayside area is an ideal location for a trip to Newcastle. Not only does it have its own hotels, bars and restaurants but it is only a few minutes walk to the city centre and Bigg Market.
Jesmond � As mentioned above Jesmond is almost a town within a city, with plenty of hotels, bar and restaurants. The only downside with Jesmond is that it is a few miles from the city centre which will mean getting a taxi into Newcastle for a night out. A taxi will cost approx �10.00 each way and there is a taxi rank on the main high street in Jesmond with regular taxis, so getting one isn�t usually a problem. If you are in a large group and need 4/5 then might be worth getting your hotel to pre-book some for you. I�ve never had a problem getting a taxi in Jesmond or Newcastle, compared to many other cities.
About The Author
Jon Hart is the owner and editor of www.ukpubcrawl.com, a website which identifies the most popular pubs, bars and clubs for towns and cities in the UK and beyond.
The author invites you to visit:
http://www.ukpubcrawl.com
