Nestled in the lap of the majestic Himalayas, Naldehra is a serene and picturesque hill station located just 24 kilometers from Shimla in Himachal Pradesh. This hidden gem offers a perfect retreat for nature enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.
From planning your adventure and experiencing thrilling safaris to discovering kid-friendly activities and navigating dining options for picky eaters, this Complete Family Guide to Ranthambore With Kids will guide you through every step of your Ranthambore journey.
If pristine beaches, white sand and clear azure waters are your idea of paradise then paradise is right here in Lakshadweep. Located in the south western coast of India, Lakshadweep literally means “one hundred thousand islands”. Blue lagoons, brimming sea life, colorful corals and clean beaches give the perfect Laidback vibes. The beauty of these islands is unparalleled and you keep imagining how come there are so few travellers here? The serenity and lack of commercialization is the essence of its beauty and we hope it stays that way. The lack of information about travelling to these islands is again a deterrent so here is a Complete Travel Guide to Lakshadweep Islands to help you plan a tour here.
Bewitching Binsar is a sleepy little town tucked away in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand. Located at an elevation of about 2420 meters, in Almora district, Binsar offers majestic views of the Garhwal Himalayas like Nanda Devi, Chaukhamba, Trishul and the Panchachuli range. Surrounded by Rhododendron and pine trees all over, Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary is perfect for an adventure trek or nature walk to experience the magic of nature. With the concrete jungle and hard paced life we live in, Binsar offers a much required solace to immerse ourselves in the laps of nature while recharging our tired souls. A Complete Family Travel Guide To Binsar will tell you just about everything you need to know about this picturesque hamlet.
Naukuchiatal – The Lake of Nine Corners is a tranquil little town, overshadowed by its popular neighbour Nainital. Located in the Naini District of Kumaon, Uttarakhand, Naukuchiatal is perfect hill station to escape the crowds and connect with nature. Nestled between lush green Kumaon Himalayas, this picture perfect lake is situated at 4000 feet above sea level. The emerald lake is the integral part of this town with local settlements and hotels dotted around the forested valley. The thick unspoiled foliage is a perfect haven for bird watchers too. Incidentally, Naukuchital is also the deepest lake in Uttarakhand.
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Diu, a sleepy little town at the tip of South Gujarat has the perfect Laidback vibes. Diu is a tiny island separated from the mainland Gujarat by a creek. Once governed by Portuguese, the Indian Military seized Diu in 1961. However, the Portugal influence is evident in its architecture, culture and heritage. Ironically, Diu forms a Union Territory with Daman, but it is about 600 kms away from the latter. This small fishing town is known for its fortress, a cathedral and also scenic beaches. It deserves to be on your travel list and here’s an Essential Travel Guide to Diu to help you plan it out.
Gir National Park is the only place apart from Africa where you can see the lions in its own habitat. Established in 1965, the lions in this park were protected by the Nawab of Junagadh who ensured that their numbers keep increasing. Therefore the conservation of Lions started. The forest is mainly dry deciduous with some parts of Savannah. With teak trees covering about 90 percent of the flora. Making it a perfect habitat for these large cats. The dam built on river Hiran acts as a natural breeding ground for not only crocodiles but also other reptiles and migratory birds too.
Gir National Park is the only place apart from Africa where you can see the lions in its own habitat. Established in 1965, the lions in this park were protected by the Nawab of Junagadh who ensured that their numbers keep increasing. Therefore the conservation of Lions started. The forest is mainly dry deciduous with some parts of Savannah. With teak trees covering about 90 percent of the flora. Making it a perfect habitat for these large cats. The dam built on river Hiran acts as a natural breeding ground for not only crocodiles but also other reptiles and migratory birds too.
Very few places are as mesmerizing as this vast expanse of white salt desert. Located mainly in the state of Gurajat in India it also extends to the Sindh province in Pakistan. The seasonal salt marsh covers an area of 10,000 sq miles and is one of the biggest salt marshes in the world. Now imagine Great Rann of Kutch – The White Salt Desert, shimmering in the moonlight and speckled with a plethora of bright colors that’s what it looks like. This three month extravaganza is organised by the Gujarat Tourism and gives a colorful insight into the life and culture of the Kutch community.
Namaste! We are Laid Back Travellers, Pooja, Manish & Anika! Our mission is to uncover the best vacation destinations out there for helping other families with kids to plan their fun-filled travel better, smarter and cheaper!
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