The Indian Subcontinent is one of the most diverse and culturally rich travel destinations in the world. It's home to four countries that are completely different from each other yet deeply connected by their religion, history, and people.
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What do you love most about Mumbai?
"Mumbai – the city of dreams is famous for its Bollywood icons, magnificent old architecture, strikingly beautiful art, cultural history, delicious food, theatre & cinema and dazzling nightlife."
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Must-try food in Mumbai...
"Mumbai is famous for it’s ‘Vada Pav’, along with that you must try – Pani Puri, Bhel, Pav Bhaji, Samosa, Kebab Rolls, Ragda Pattice, Gulab Jamun, Jalebi and Malai Kulfi!"
Favourite time of year to visit Mumbai
"Avoid monsoons in Mumbai. The best season to experience Mumbai life is from November to March, or during festivals like Ganesh Chaturthi, Holi and Diwali."
@Womanonrampage's Top Tips
"Negotiate prices with local vendors, use sunscreen during the day, visit Marine Drive at night, wear comfortable clothes, and watch sunsets by the beach."
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Womanonrampage
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Favourite Destination:
India
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Dream Destination:
Greece
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Just another woman wishing she had enough money and time to travel the whole wide world. Come with me on a journey as I explore, learn, travel and share my experiences.
What do you love most about Jaipur?
"Jaipur is one of the most beautiful cities in India. It is rich with cultural heritage, magnificent monuments and traditional handicrafts."
Why is it called the Pink City?
"Maharaja Ram Singh of Jaipur decorated the whole city in romantic dusky hues of pink to greet the Prince of Wales and Queen Victoria. Since then, Jaipur has been declared as the Pink City."
Must-visit places in Jaipur!
"City Palace, Hawa Mahal, Amer Fort, Jaigargh Fort, Jantar Mantar, Birla Temple, Panna Meena ka Kund, Masala Chowk and Patrika Gate."
Favourite time of year to visit Jaipur
"Summers in Jaipur can get very hot and unpleasant for travelling. The best time to visit the Pink City is in winter, from October to March."
Shopping in Jaipur...
"Bapu Bazaar and Johri Bazaar are the best places to shop for traditional items. You can bargain a lot over here. Don’t fall for rickshaw scams and go to a place they recommend. "
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Womanonrampage
- Influencer
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Countries Visited:
5 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
India
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Dream Destination:
Greece
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Just another woman wishing she had enough money and time to travel the whole wide world. Come with me on a journey as I explore, learn, travel and share my experiences.
What do you love most about Northern India?
"From deserts and mountain ranges to ancient forts and step wells - Northern India is incredibly diverse. "
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Favourite time of year to visit Northern India
"Winter! During summer temperatures get very high so winter (Nov - Feb) is much more comfortable. But don't worry! You'll still enjoy sunny hot weather, it just won't be unbearable. "
@lizaliddy's Top Tips
"Don't be afraid to get amongst it! India is so fun and energetic. There's always a lot going on - which can be overwhelming. But if you're open to it, it can be a really cool experience. "
Benefits of a tour guide for Northern India
"Finding hidden little gems, like the Bahubali Hills in Udaipur. An insider's guide is the best help when it comes to unique experiences and (most importantly) yummy food!"
Must pack items for Northern India
"A local (or international) SIM card. As the most populated country on the planet, India is BUSY. It can be confusing to get around, so having access to maps whenever you need them is a godsend. "
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lizaliddy
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Countries Visited:
54 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
Vietnam
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Dream Destination:
Tunisia
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Full time traveller and digital nomad wandering the world - just little me and my (not so little!) laptop. As an artist and graphic designer, creating is my passion.
What do you love most about Puducherry?
"‘Pondy’ as it’s known locally, is an Indian city with French flair. Filled with leafy boulevards, bright bougainvillea, cathedrals, and colonial buildings, White Town is like a welcoming oasis of calm "
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What was Pondy’s original name?
"The original name of the territory, Putucceri, is derived from the Tamil words putu “new" and ceri “village". The French corrupted this to Pondichéry. Or Pondicherry in English. "
Favourite time of year to visit Puducherry
"Weather-wise it’s great to visit between October and March. The monsoon is between July -September and the town can receive some heavy rainfall. "
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maantigo
- Travel Photographer
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Countries Visited:
174 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
India
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Dream Destination:
Mauritania
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A visual storyteller and avid explorer. l have travelled to over 170 countries and territories on all 7 continents (and lived in 12) l believe the world is changed by our example and not our opinion.
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maantigo
- Travel Photographer
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Countries Visited:
174 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
India
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Dream Destination:
Mauritania
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A visual storyteller and avid explorer. l have travelled to over 170 countries and territories on all 7 continents (and lived in 12) l believe the world is changed by our example and not our opinion.
What do you love most about Bhutan?
"The Kingdom of the Thunder Dragon is remote and exotic, shrouded in mystery and magic. Its low-volume, high-value tourism, prides itself on a sustainable approach. "
@maantigo 's Top Tips
"•Travel during a festival celebration •There is a minimum daily spend paid in USD in advance •Selling or buying tobacco products is illegal •Don’t disrespect the Royal Family "
Must pack items for Bhutan
"•A lightweight raincoat is a must - it can rain anytime •Good soled shoes/boots for hiking and walking •Pack clothes ideal for layering. It can be warm and cool intermittently •Sun protection "
@maantigo 's Top Tips
"Travelling around Bhutan is guided only! For all of you nomads that hate the idea - in such a remote location, having a local guide to translate to connect with locals along the way is enriching."
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maantigo
- Travel Photographer
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Countries Visited:
174 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
India
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Dream Destination:
Mauritania
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A visual storyteller and avid explorer. l have travelled to over 170 countries and territories on all 7 continents (and lived in 12) l believe the world is changed by our example and not our opinion.
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