Wednesday 30 September 2015

TOP DESTINATIONS TO VISIT IN OCTOBER

GOA

Boasting of sun-kissed beaches with white sands, glistering sea waves and more, the fun and frolic Goa is one of the most popular beach destinations of India. Your vacation here would not be an ordinary one as this lovely state has much to offer to tourists that flock it in crazy number, every year. Embedded with the Arabian Sea, this laid-back destinations offers a memorable vacation that is an ideal mix of serenity, sightseeing and adventure. The month of October is ideal to witness the experiences that this destination has to offer. You can partake in water sports, savor sumptuous local food, explore the churches and forts or simply just laze around in Goa.


                   

HIMACHAL PRADESH

Blessed with abundant natural beauty of snow-capped Himalayan peaks and lush meadows and valleys, Himachal Pradesh boasts of housing several picturesque hill stations that are frequented by tourists, all round the year. After rains, the month of October is the perfect time to visit the popular destinations for enjoying sightseeing, partaking in adventure activities, indulge in shopping, have a rendezvous with the wildlife and so on. Kullu-Manali, Shimla, Dalhousie, Dharamshala, Great Himalayan National Park, Chail and Kasauli are some of the famed destinations of Himachal. Enjoy activities like zip lining, rafting, mountain biking, mountain climbing, trekking, para-sailing and so on.

                  

RAJASTHAN

The Land of the Royalty, Rajasthan is one of the most vibrant states of India, frequented by national and foreign in crazy numbers. The onset of October month brings with itself a pleasant weather with cooler morning and nights when the temperatures get low. This splendid place has much to offer wonderful forts and palaces, varied exotic fauna, colorful markets filled with amazing goods, village visits, wholesome food, several great festivals and fairs, camel rides, desert safaris etc. Visit Rajasthan to get a sneak-peek into the life of the erstwhile Kings and Queens of the region.


KERALA

This South Indian state is known as a tropical paradise and is one of the leading tourist destinations in the country. The region of Kerala runs down the Western Ghats and ends to the Arabian Sea covering the wide range of vegetations and landscape. Kerala is famous for its backwaters, hills, spices, sandy beaches, Ayurvedic spas and more. The state of Tamil Nadu lies to the east and the state of Karnataka, lies to the North. Kerala is home to numerous religions, so you can find Hindu temples, mosques and churches. The ideal time to visit Kerala would be in the month of October, it is cool and pleasing after the showers of the monsoon.


                         

KANYAKUMARI

Former ‘Cape Camorin’, during the reign of the British is our present Kanyakumari. This small town is situated at the meeting point of the Bay of Bengal, Arabian Sea and the Indian ocean, in the southernmost part of India. The interesting feature of the place is that, you can witness a sunrise and a sunset in the same spot. The place is also known for Swami Vivekananda, one of the greatest philosophers in India who spent some part of his life here. In dedication to Vivekananda, there is a headstone erected along the shore. The best time to visit Kanyakumari is from October to February as you can enjoy all the sightseeing sites and the water activities. Moreover,  it is this time the Cape festival takes place.

                

KOLKATA

The former capital of the British Raj, Kolkata still dwells within the colonial architecture. The city is the perfect blend of old and modern in various fields, we witness people who are rich in culture and tradition along with ultra westernized ones; and the slum occupants as opposed to the ones who live the high life. The best part about this city is that the residents are happy and welcoming than in other parts of the country. The best time to visit Kolkata is during the Duheera festival, in October, the celebration is elaborate. Moreover the temperature decreases and makes the place pleasant.


                       

VARANASI

Varanasi is located along the banks of the Ganga in Uttar Pradesh, and is the holiest places for the Hindus, Bhuddists and the Jains. The place is filled with old temples, palaces, and fringing  terraces (Ghats) along the Ganga. Hindu pilgrims come all the way from other states just to bathe in the holy water of Ganga. You can find yourself amidst the chaotic and vibrant markets and derive peace by cruising across the river in the morning hours . Varanasi has a very extreme climate, so starting from October and March is the best time to visit.



MYSORE

Mysore holds a very rich past and heritage within the state of Karnataka and is also called the “city of palaces”. The city has been built with great planning, the vibrant palaces and the busy markets are very alluring. The city is famous for premium silk productions, sandalwood, incense and more. Mysore is a must visit place, once you are travelling down South, you will be enchanted by the magnificent Mysore Palace and the striking fountain dance at the Brindavan Garden. October - February is the best time to visit Mysore; the weather becomes cool and pleasant. During October, the tourists can witness the festival of Dussehra being celebrated on a grand scale.


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