Posted by
Kunal Sutar
on
May 29, 2018
A Leh Ladakh Trip, India's chilled desert is indeed an once-in-a-lifetime experience. By booking best Leh Ladakh tour packages, you will witness a remarkable natural beauty which
is a visual treat for both your eyes & cameras.
Burrowed at an altitude of 3,500 meters beyond the sea level, between the Kunlun Mountain Range in the north and the mighty Himalayas to the south, is a tiny, yet lively town of Leh. Being the major city of Ladakh, Leh enjoys the highest tourism. The reason
why Ladakh tour packages are famous is because it not links one of the quiet hamlets and gorges of the district, but is also one of the few residual “Buddhist” destinations in South Asia. All you need to do is book one of the finest hotels in Leh and enjoy
your memorable stay in the glorious heaven.
Best Time To Visit Leh Ladakh:
The best time to visit leh ladakh is summer from April till July. The temperature during this season varies from 15 degrees to 30 degrees Celsius. When you book Ladakh packages from Mumbai during this time, you can witness clear sky that offers a splendid panorama.
Further, it is one of the most favorable seasons for booking Leh ladakh bike tour packages and wander through the hidden gems.
Another best season to book cheapest Leh Ladakh tour packages is monsoon that spans from July till September. The temperature during this season lies between 3 degrees to 17 degrees Celsius.
Being a chilled desert, Leh Ladakh experiences severe weather changes. The temperatures are so extreme that in winter, one may experiences temperatures range between 0 degrees to -28 degrees.
Since the temperatures are varied and the height only gets higher, travellers are recommended to have precautionary medication for altitude sickness prior to booking embarking on Leh Ladakh road trip.
Best Places to Visit in Leh ladakh:
When you book Leh Ladakh Package Tour Packages From Pune, ensure that you do not skip the visit to Leh Palace. This place is situated behind the main market has 8 floors and is alike the Potala Palace of Lhasa and continues to belongs to the regal family of
Ladakh.
Just ahead of the palace is the well-known Chamba Temple, which is a one-roomed shrine that has a gigantic icon of Maitreya, the Buddha-to-come. Also in the market, at the top of the street, one can witness the beautiful Jama Masjid. Another best place to visit
in Leh Ladakh is the Sankar Gompa, which is situated within the city and is one of the oldest structures.
What you need to know before booking Ladakh tour packages?
When you head on Leh lLdakh road trip, the cheapest manner to travel within the area is by the state buses, which ply on fixed routes agreeing to regular time schedules. The most convenient though costly mode of travel, though, is taxi, which is available for
rental from any of the hotels in Leh on fixed point-to-point tariff basis.
For visits to the freshly opened areas of Nubra, Dah-Hanu, Tsomoriri, Tsokar and Pangong Lake, it is compulsory to appoint the services of registered and recognized Ladakh travel agents that make the required arrangements including internal transport.
How to reach Leh Ladakh?
By road:
The overland approach to Leh-Ladakh from Kashmir Valley via Kargil is almost 434 kms, which remains open for traffic from early June till Mid-November.
If you are booking leh ladakh bike tour packages, there is a motorable route between Manali and Leh which is around 473 kms long. Open for traffic from round mid-June to early October, this high road traverses the upland chilled desert plateau of Rupsho, where
altitude varries from 3,660m to 4,570m. When you book one of the ladakh packages from Mumbai, you will witness a number of high passes falling on the way. The world's second highest motorable pass is Taklang-La at an altitude of 17,469 feet/5,235 m.
By air:
You can book best Leh Ladakh Tour Packages by air. Leh Ladakh is well connected by air with New Delhi and Jammu and Srinagar.
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Posted by
Shashwat Raj
on
May 22, 2018
New report finds wildlife attractions in Bali are a living hell for animals
- 100% of venues with captive elephants, tigers, dolphins or civet cats didn’t meet basic needs of animals
in captivity
- 80% of venues with primates didn’t meet the basic needs of captive wild animals
22 May 2018: A
shocking new report from World Animal Protection has revealed that all wildlife
tourism entertainment venues in Bali with captive elephants, tigers, dolphins or civet cats fail to meet even the basic needs of wild animals in captivity. With around 2,72,761 tourists, India ranks third on the list of countries that have tourists visiting
Bali in 2017.
The Wildlife Abusement Parks report
details the results of an investigation into 26 wildlife tourism venues in Bali, Lombok and Gili Trawangan that house 1,500 wild animals, including elephants, dolphins and orangutans.
Bali is a popular travel destination with Indians and registered an increase of 45.59% visitors in 2017 as compared to 2016. But far
from being an island paradise, the report paints a bleak picture of the conditions the wild animals are forced to endure day-in, day-out. Almost all of them will spend the rest of their lives suffering in Bali.
Elephant rides, dolphin swims, orangutan selfies and circus-style shows, are increasingly popular tourist activities for many travellers
to the island. But some of the most disturbing findings reveal that:
- All dolphins were kept in severely inadequate conditions – one pool estimated to be 10X20 metres and three metres
deep housed four bottlenose dolphins
- Dolphins at one venue have had their teeth filed down or removed entirely to ensure they are unable to injure
swimmers
- All of the elephant venues offered elephant rides - elephants suffer a cruel and intensive training process
that involves severe restraint. Severe pain is also often inflicted to speed up the process and quickly establish dominance. This highly traumatic experience will stay with the elephant forever
- Nearly 15% of elephants displayed stereotypies – abnormal repetitive behaviours – including swaying and foot
shuffling – which indicate distress and suffering
- All venues with orangutans offered selfie experiences. Forced to entertain
queues of tourists, many of these animals lacked freedom of movement, opportunities for social interaction and any stimulating activities.
Gajender K Sharma, India Country Director at World Animal Protection, said:
"Bali is becoming a popular destination with Indian travellers. It is an idyllic paradise and its economy relies on the millions of
tourists who travel there each year. Sadly, until Bali improves animal welfare at these dreadful venues, World Animal Protection is urging Indian tourists to avoid them. We'd also encourage travellers and tourists to boycott the travel companies that promote
and support these venues. Indian travel companies have a responsibility to urgently review their Bali offerings to ensure they are not supporting these appalling establishments. If you can ride, hug or have a selfie with a wild animals, then it's cruel – don't
do it, no matter how many 'likes' it will get on social media."
Steve McIvor, CEO at World Animal Protection, said:
“It’s a tragedy that Bali, such a beautiful destination for tourists, forces its captive wild animals to endure such grotesque and
horrific conditions. In the past, when our teams have investigated animal welfare conditions at other leading holiday destinations, I’ve always been able to recommend venues with good welfare
standards. It’s horrendous that there isn’t one venue I can recommend on Bali, Lombok and Gili Trawangan.”
To protect wild animals, World Animal Protection has convinced nearly 200 travel companies to stop offering elephant rides and shows
in travel packages. Among these are popular Indian companies such as 'Tour My India' and 'Trans India Holidays'.
- Read the full report on the cruel exploitation of wild animals in Bali
here.
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Posted by
NITIN KUNJIR
on
May 17, 2018
Network18, India’s most diversified media conglomerate will host the Wildlife India Forum lead by India's premiere photography magazine,
Better Photography, in Bengaluru on 19th May,2018. Others collaborating this this initiative
include Toehold, the country's most specialised travel and Photography Company, Sigma and HP. The event will see some of the world’s leading photographers take the stage to showcase award-winning images and to speak on conservation efforts.
The day-long event is packed with a gallery viewing of some exceptional images from around the world, a strong line-up of talks
by esteemed professionals and a panel discussion on subjects like conservation efforts that must be adopted in India, essential ethics to abide by in wildlife photography, and steps enthusiasts can take to venture into the field. The panel which will be chaired
by Co-founder & CEO of Toehold,Wildlife Photographer, Jayanth Sharma,
will comprise of distinguished individuals like
Sudhir Shivaram (Wildlife Photographer & Enterpreneur),
and
H Sathish (President, Youth Photographic Society).
Emphasising the purpose of the symposium,
Editor in Chief of Better Photography magazine, K Madhavan Pillai
says, “Unless we make a commitment to change, the incredible images brought to us by wildlife photographers will be the memories of a bygone past, with subsequent generations viewing
them,perhaps, just as dispassionately, as we do our own relics. It’s time we took a serious view on what we as individuals can do to conserve in our own small ways. It would be vital for the generations ahead.”
The main speakers this time are Vijay
Mohan Raj, Joshua Barton, and
Roy Mangersnes, who will be imparting their knowledge at the symposium.
Vijay Mohan Raj, the
IFS chief conservator of Forests,
will be delivering the keynote speech.
Joshua Barton, an
underwater photographer and one of the most well-known expedition leaders in the world,
will be talking about his personal perspectives on underwater photography.
Roy Mangersnes, who is a
multiple award-winning wildlife photographer
from Norway, and Toehold mentor, will be talking about the artistic aspects of wildlife photography. Kalyan
Varma, an
international jurist, award-winning wildlife photographer and filmmaker,
will be speaking on the intricacies of wildlife film making.
Jayanth Sharma, wildlife photographer,Co-founder & CEO of Toehold, who
will also be speaking on-stage, shared some of his thoughts about the upcoming event. “As a company that’s focused on photography and travel, our responsibility to align with the needs and demands of conservationists and environment warriors has never been
more important than what it is now. We are happy to partner with Better Photography to create a purpose and goal behind all the amazing adventures we are having around the world. The very wildlife we love, needs to be showcased to the common man in a way that
will inspire more and more people to fall in love with the natural world, which is the only way to think of conserving them.”
As with the previous edition, this year toowill see the unveiling of an exclusive photobook, comprising of numerouscaptivating images. Once
it is up for purchase, proceeds from the sales of thebook will be used to further wildlife conservation efforts.
Coverage of the event can be viewed later on CNN-News18 and one can follow the
#WildlifeIndiaForum to get updates of the event
For more information and to register please visit http://betterphotography.in/wildlifeindiaforum/
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Posted by
rsrajawat
on
May 17, 2018
Udaipur is also called "City of Lakes", Udaipur is located in the southern part of Rajasthan state, which is near the Gujarat border. It is surrounded by the Aravali range, which
separates it from Thar Desert. Udaipur is well connected to the surrounding towns and states through the road, rail and air transport
facilities including the Maharana Pratap Airport. Udaipur is spread over 200 square km and stands as the sixth largest city in Rajasthan, Udaipur
Tour Packages
Udaipur is situated around the water lakes and surrounded by the green hills of the Aravallis. Located in the middle of Lake Pichola, the famous Lake Palace is one of the most beautiful
places of Udaipur. Fantastic palaces, temples, mansion and countless narrow, crooked, timeless roads combine human reflection to the natural attraction of the city.
1. Lake Garden Palace
The lake garden of Jagannar is probably an inspiration for the Taj Mahal, if the legends are believed. This place has a vast history, and is considered a symbol of friendship between
Rajputs and Mughals. A stream of elegant structures looks palatable to this palace, and this palace will impress any tourist who steps up!
2. Lake Palace
This is a symbol of tourism in Udaipur, and it is also a popular wedding hotspot. Javan Niwas or Lake Mahal is a kind of miracle due to its architecture. This palace is located
on the island of Jag Residence in Pichola Lake, and it was built in the year 1746. It was then turned into a luxury hotel, and now Taj is a branch of luxury resorts. It is also included in many films. Rajasthan
Tour Packages
3. Pichola lake
In Udaipur city, this one man has done miracles. It was built in 1362 and later expanded by Rana Uday Singh in the 16th century. This wonderful lake is surrounded by magnificent
palaces, temples, hills and bathing ghats. When you are on one of these lakes, the palace looks absolutely amazing in the evening.
4. The City Palace
Built by the famous Maharana Uday Mirza Singh in 1559, this palace is situated on the banks of Pichola Lake. This castle is a mixture of medieval, European and Chinese architectural
styles. It is a house of 11 magnificent temples that were built by different rulers during different periods. The area of the palace is falling with jars, roofs, courtyards, hanging gardens, pavilions and more.
for more info visit : Jaisalmer
tour packages
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Posted by
Susan Sharma
on
May 16, 2018
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Posted by
Garh Rajputana camps jaisalmer
on
May 15, 2018
Best Luxury Desert camp in sam sand Dunes Jaisalmer
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Posted by
Garh Rajputana camps jaisalmer
on
May 15, 2018
Amidst the sun kissed deserts of Sam sand Dunes Jaisalmer , Garh Rajputana camps embraces you to rejoice in the glories of nature and rejuvenate your every whim. We grab this opportunity to introduce you to the most luxurious Desert camp in Jaisalmer, which
blooms like a golden mirage, unfolding the romances of the Sam Sand Dunes Desert.
Our enviable location permits guests to make the most of their visit to Sam sand dunes. We offer unparalleled service and folk splendors which make us a cut above the rest and the number one choice of the tourists.
We have one of the Best Desert safari in Jaisalmer,Rajasthan. This is the one experience you can’t afford miss to when in Sam Sand Desert Jaisalmer. Our Desert safari drivers Camel safari & Jeep
safari are experts and professional with a passion to give you a thrilling ride. Begin your sojourn with us and experience love at first sight with the mysticism of the deserts.
The Camp brings forward all the facilities needed by a modern day traveler. From Swiss tents to Dhani Ac cottages, name it and we will present it right in front of you.
At Garh Rajputana Camps, the little tidbits are what culminate to make us different, setting the resonance for a memorable stay. Indulge in a true personalized approach to hospitality — with accommodations ostensibly connected to the heartbeat, culture, and
energy of the Sam Sand desert they call home. – A travel experience delineated just for you.
Nestled in a beautiful locale, Garh Rajputana camps takes you to an adventure trip tilling the extravaganza of desert life. It exudes the charisma and charms of the sand dunes and is one of the most alluring Desert camp in Jaisalmer,Rajasthan
Our camps and accommodations make and comfort our resort a favorite of the travelers. Our professional staffs is proficient in fully satisfying the guests and never give them even an ounce of disappointment. We make you live life king size with a panache by
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Posted by
Deepika Shankar Karande
on
May 14, 2018
About
Andharban near Pune is a part of the Sahyadri range that connects Tamhini Ghat to the Konkan region. Andharban Trek means dense dark forest. It starts with descending a Beautiful Valley which takes almost 4 hours to reach ending point of Trek. There you can
see awesome view of Kundalika Valley & Bhira Dam.The route of Andharban trek is a pleasurable walk through the deep forest.
Difficulty Level : 3 (Medium)
Endurance Level : 3 (Medium)
Date 19 May 2018 Pune to Pune by TrekDi Tours and Adventures :)
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Posted by
Ajay Gadikar
on
May 12, 2018
The Filmfest on Wildlife and Environment films is happening in Indore from 17-19th of May 2018. The event is open to all. Timings are 6 to 8 pm every day. Venue is GSIMR near Hotel Marriot, Vijay Nagar, Indore.
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Posted by
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on
May 04, 2018
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