- 15 MEMORABLE INDIAN TRAINS (PART-1) By : Rajneesh
1.GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS: -
This one’s an understated classic. At least three generations of cosmopolitan Indians have traveled on this grand old train--The Grand Trunk Express has been running up and down the midriff of the subcontinent since 1930.This was the vital ‘fast’ link between the capital city, in the north, and Madras, the pre-eminent metro of the south. In fac - 15 MEMORABLE INDIAN TRAINS-PART-II By : Rajneesh
9. Palace on Wheels
Rated one of the ten best luxury trains in the world, inspired by the original wood- panelled saloons of the maharajas. These days, it only takes $200 per person per night. For six nights a trip, about six months every year, the Palace on Wheels tours Rajasthan’s major tourist centres. - 5 Tips To Follow For Traveling Light By : .JohnSmith.
This article has tips for traveling light. - 5 Tips to Make A Pleasant Trip To Hawaii By : Vincent Berkmans
Do you know that Hawaii is one of the cheapest places to visit? As a matter of fact, some travel agencies offer an $80 a day travel for those who are willing to plan their vacation ahead of time. Even if you’re not so concerned about money, you should still make preparations in advance, after all, you wouldn’t want to spend your precious time determining what to do and where to go, would you? In this article, you will find some advice which can help make your Hawaiian trip as pleasant as possible. - 6 Handy Tips for Fun-filled Trip to Belize By : wilson29
Belize is a small yet magnificent Central American country with breathtaking beauty which offers many adventurous activities.. The best way of enjoying Belize is by knowing as much as possible about Belize and its lovely lush jungle regions and it tranquil islands, called the cayes. Adequate knowledge about Belize will make your trip to the Belize Islands hassle free and safe. This article throws light on some such crucial issues about Belize……………… - 9 Tips for Renting Vacation Homes By : Vincent Berkmans
With the US economy on a downward spiral, Americans are learning to tie their belts as life if becoming more difficult. Unfortunately, the US isn’t the only one affected, we have now what we call as a world economic crisis and there is a need for everyone to learn saving and spending wisely. - A COMPLETE PEACEFUL BREAK By : Tiya
It is immensely peaceful, as if someone had taken a bucket full of liquid peace and poured it all over you, inside you. Yes it is there in Amritsar city of India “The Golden Temple”.
The Golden Temple lit beautifully at night is a sight to behold.
Spirituality hit you in the face, gently, with a feather, - A Day At Koh Larn By : lar
A short boat ride from Pattaya is the Coral Island – Koh Larn. - A day in Florence between food and art By : Michele De Capitani
Stay in Florence means eat good food and experience some of the best museums of the world all in 2 km squared. Isn’t it? - A Family Driving Holiday in France By : Martyn Davis
Ever thought of a driving holiday through France? It can be an incredible experience that you or your family will not forget. - A fascinating barrio in Barcelona By : Michele De Capitani
The GOTHIC BARRIOEL BORN key apartment residence. The Gothic Barrio is the medieval core of Barcelona, fascinating mainly because of the massive presence of monuments of every century and style. - A Glance Into London’s History By : Juliet Burfield
This article summarizes the long and interesting history of London starting from the Roman London and ending into the 20th century. - A Guide To Choosing a place for a holiday By : Rusi Karl
Choosing a place for a holiday has never been easy for avid travelers and vacationers. This is as true for a family vacation as is for a group vacation. Most of us want to make the most of our vacations because our free time is precious. - A HIDDEN PARADISE By : jagi
To your surprise,it is India.Arunachal Pradesh (a north east state of India) is called a hidden paradise. The Brahmaputra river which originates at Manash Sarover, flows eastward through snow-capped rough mountains and gorges of the great Himalayas in Tibet and enters India through Arunachal Pradesh. - Accommodation Tips For Backpackers : How To Choose a Hostel ? By : ersan erdem
Youth hostels provide budget accommodation where travelers can rent a bunk bed in a dormitory and share a bathroom, lounge and sometimes a kitchen. Private rooms may also be available at higher costs. However the main problem is choosing the right one. Which one is cheaper, which one is closer to city center and the ultimate question: Which one has 7/24 hot showers? - ADVENTURE TRAVELING-PART-IV By : Tiya
Rann of Kutch (Gujarat, India)
The desert is not always a waste. Head for the 18,000 sq km area in the north of Gujarat to find out how much of a waste it isn’t. The Great Rann was originally an extension of the Arabian Sea, closed off by centuries of silting. www.aonetrip.com
In Alexander the Great’s time it was a navigable lake, but it is now an extensive mudflat, inundated during the monsoon. No visitor to the Great Rann has yet been disappointed; it’s a stark and strange terrain you won’t - ADVENTURES OF BR HILLS IN INDIA(ADVENTURES OF BR HILLS IN INDIA) By : Tiya
What can you say about a place where the local deity is a wandering spirit who wears outsized sandals? And a region so wild that the milestones are painted yellow and green for fear of marauding elephants? For some obscure reason, wild elephants in these parts get so peeved by white milestones that they pull them out and fling them around. The Forest Department recently pulled one of these specimens out of a tree.
Welcome To BR HILLS. - Africolor festival in Paris By : Michele De Capitani
Africa is certainly one of those places where music is considered as particularly important, both as a means of expression and as a way to have fun, but also as an important feature of a people’s culture and history. - Agra City Travel Tour Information By : Priya Singh
The Taj is one of the most well conserved and architecturally gorgeous tombs in the world, one of the masterpieces of Indian Muslim structural design, and one of the enormous sites of the world's heritage. - Air Passengers with Disabilities – Know Your Rights By : lar
Over 40 million Americans have disabilities. The Air Carrier Access Act and the Department of Transportation rule that implements it, set out procedures designed to ensure that these individuals have the same opportunity as anyone else to enjoy a pleasant flight. Here are some of the major provisions of the rule: - Air Travel, Disabilities, And The TSA By : lar
Traveling with a disability is difficult and the TSA does its very best to help you get through security checkpoints with little or no hassle. - Airline Baggage – Pack For Success By : lar
Take a little time to plan what you will be packing for your next airline trip. - Airlines And Contracts Of Carriage By : lar
Are the airlines liable for anything at all? - Airlines and Passengers With Disabilities By : lar
If you are challenged by a disability, contacting your airline ahead of time will help ease your flight. - Airport Car Parking Pre Book For The Best Deals By : Nigel M
Airport parking may not be your main concern when it comes to organising your vacation, but pre-booking is the best method to get your space reserved at the best. Airport parking is similar at all airports and all car parks so you will pay more on the day than if you book in advance. Airport parking fees are based on the actual time a vehicle is in the facility so you can easily determine what the cost will be before you leave for your vacation. - Airport taxi in summer time By : Ann Brown
Taking a cab can be the fastest and most convenient way of travelling from an airport to your accommodation, or for taking you home safely at night. A taxi driver is to meet you at the agreed pick up point. It's like having a friend meet you at the airport. - Airport Taxis have "Carbon on their Hands" By : Ann Brown
A new website http://www.fairfare.co.uk aims to help travellers and taxi operators to reduce their carbon footprint by allowing taxi operators to advertise these otherwise empty journeys on their website often at bargain prices. - ALL ABOUT BARCELONA –FOR VISITORS By : Tiya
Barcelona, the home of 1888 Worlds Fair and 1992 Olympics, the capital of Catalan region-a culture branded for its unique amalgam of Spanish and French mode of cooking. Known for its affluent culture and heritage, the city of Barcelona nestled on the shore of Mediterranean is of profoundly entrenched in the past.
www.22geetravels.com - All You Need is All-Inclusive By : Victoria Cochrane
All-inclusive holidays are an increasingly popular option for holidaymakers across the globe. Take the stress out of holiday organisation by opting for all inclusive and spend more time doing what holidays are designed for: relaxing! - Alternativa-indipendent film festival in Barcelona By : Michele De Capitani
Every year several Film Festivals take place all around the world, catching the attention of cinema professionals and lovers. - AMAZING DRIVE By : ravi
Brahmaputra Road-India
There’s something to be said for traveling along shorelines. I’ve chased the sea along India’s 8,000 km coast; but I’ve never followed a river before, and here I am, all set to drive up the second largest river in Asia-the Brahmaputra, along the Assam Valley.
Start at Guwahati and follow the Brahmaputra’s south bank past tea country right up to Parasuram Kund, 600 km away in Arunachal. The drive is green in every hue-lush paddy, wooded hills, manicured tea, and the gr - AN ACTIVE VOLCANO( BARREN ISLAND) By : JASSI
Disbelief registers quickly on most people’s faces when I tell them that India has an active volcano. Well, the truth is that India does have volcanoes. And, historically, the most active volcano along the volcanic arc extending between Sumatra and Burma is India’s very own Barren Island. With reported eruptions dating back to 1787, we have known the volcano’s existence for centuries. However, inaccessibility and limited, poorly publicized research has long rendered the island an enigma unto its - AN ACTIVE VOLCANO( BARREN ISLAND)( AN ACTIVE VOLCANO( BARREN ISLAND)) By : Tiya
Disbelief registers quickly on most people’s faces when I tell them that India has an active volcano. Well, the truth is that India does have volcanoes. And, historically, the most active volcano along the volcanic arc extending between Sumatra and Burma is India’s very own Barren Island. With reported eruptions dating back to 1787, we have known the volcano’s existence for centuries. However, inaccessibility and limited, poorly publicized research has long rendered the island an enigma unto its - An Australian Travel Community for Travel Writing By : Ben Watt
Planbooktravel.com.au is designed to allow unlimited users to create new content for Australian Travel by writing articles and contributing stories, photos and blogs. The site is pioneering in promoting the use of user-generated Travel Writing and cataloging content in a logical, usable way, by tagging every item to a relevant Australian town. This is done with the purpose of creating a vibrant Australian Travel Community. - AN ECO TOURIST By : Tiya
? Educates himself as much as possible about the history, natural history and local customs of a destination before visiting
? Respects local cultures
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? Supports locally-owned businesses, artisans and family-owned restaurants
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? Limits deforestation by planting saplings. Does not make open fires
? Leaves plants undamaged. Does not take away cuttings, seeds of roots, illegal in many parts of the Himalayas
? Uses alternative energy sources - An Unspoiled Vacation When Travel to Vietnam By : Travel articles
When travel to Vietnam, It was relatively hot and humid at the end of January for my stroll in Ho Chi Minh City (even the natives call it Saigon). Outside the Municipal Theatre, built in 1899, a newlywed couple was having their pictures taken. Rex Hotel, once a garage in the 1960's, turned into a beautiful four-star hotel, was, later that night, hotel lit up for Tet Festival (New Years) that was coming up. - Are There Any Good Restaurants On Walking Street? By : lar
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If you have recently traveled to Thailand you arrived at the newest Southeast Asian airport. Bangkok’s new airport replaces an old friend of mine. - Artist Istanbulart Fair 2008 By : Michele De Capitani
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When in Athens, do as millions of other tourists do: begin your tour at the Acropolis. In fact, go one better than thousands of them by being there by
8am: you’ll beat the coach loads of cruise-ship tourists who begin arriving by 10 and swarm up the ‘hill’ like culturally dedicated ants. (Open Tues-Sun 8am -6.30pm; Mon opens 11am. Entry?). Valid 48 hours.) www.22geetravels.com - Baggage Claim Wait Time Improvements on the Rise By : Bill Morgan
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If we stop and think about the most relevant problems that characterise our era we cannot avoid thinking about environment and waste disposal: we are used to produce and consume a lot, but we cannot entirely dispose of waste, and we do not understand that the resources that we have now cannot last forever. - BASICS OF INDIAN CULTURE-FOR THE VISITORS By : Tiya
Dress & Attire
As in any society, how you dress affects your experiences. Your fashion choices make a statement about your intentions and these statements are subject to cultural in-terpretation. Though a small segment of urban India has been exposed to and often accepted new fashion directions, most Indians hold a more conservative view. - BASICS OF INDIAN CULTURE-FOR THE VISITORS. By : Tiya
As in any society, how you dress affects your experiences. Your fashion choices make a statement about your intentions and these statements are subject to cultural in-terpretation. Though a small segment of urban India has been exposed to and often accepted new fashion directions, most Indians hold a more conservative view. - BE A KING FOR A DAY AT CHAIL By : JASSI
State Himachal Pradesh,India.
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The bed and breakfast seems today the best accomodation for a Holiday in Venice - Bed and Breakfasts By : Alistair Barrow
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Let's look at some insurers and plans that qualify as best buy annual travel insurance worldwide. One UK travel insurance carrier thUnited States and Canada. - Best Buys in Your Yearly Worldwide Travel Coverage By : Patra
For best buys in annual travel insurance worldwide you need first only travel as far as your Internet connection. Annual travel insurance for worldwide travel is the best buy, as compared with single trip coverage, if you're going to be making more than one trip in a calendar year, or if you're stay is going to be lengthy. - Best drinks in Beijing By : Michele De Capitani
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Do airlines really book 350 tickets on an airplane that only has 340 seats? What to do if you are bumped. - Cancelled Due to Extraordinary Circumstances By : Bill Morgan
Air travel today may not cause you an arm, but you could find a leg missing along your route. Many travelers are starting to find that a leg of their itinerary is canceled or delayed which puts the rest of their trip in jeopardy. It may also cause travelers to lose reservations at hotels or have to pay for stays that they don’t get to enjoy. - Car Hire; A Tri Factor Approach By : Alex Gwen Thomson
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Unique to Thailand, Loy Krathong is celebrated country-wide during the 12th month of the Thai lunar year. The holiday is usually in November. - Celebrate Songkran in Thailand By : lar
Sawasdee Pii Mai & Happy Thai New Year! Although it is a few months away, it is never too late to plan for a trip to Thailand to celebrate Thai New Year. - Central attractions in Baixa, Lisbon By : Michele De Capitani
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Australia’s world famous Sunshine Coast has recently emerged as one of the most acclaimed tourist destinations in the world. Its main attractions include Steve Irwin’s Australia Zoo, Alexandra Headland, Mooloolaba, Coolum, Wetland Sanctuaries and Kings Beach in Caloundra. It is an ideal place for surfing, scuba diving, beach fishing or just cruising up and down the river. What a great place for a family weekend! But at the same time one has to keep an eye on the budget expenses to visit this enc - Cheap Egypt Travel Deals By : righttravelegypt
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Epiphany (also known as Twelfth Night)
6 January (18 January in Russia; 1 February in Ethiopia). The Epiphany (Epiphaneia: Greek for manifestation) celebrates three events that are all thought to have happened on this day: Jesus’s appearance as a newborn to the Magi (three wise men); Jesus’s baptism, when God acknowledged his son; Jesus’s first public miracle, when he turned water to wine in Galilee. - Christmas fair in Budapest By : Michele De Capitani
One of the most appreciated Christmas traditions is represented by Christmas fairs, which every year occupy the most beautiful squares of cities all around the world, bringing a unique Christmas atmosphere, characterised by lights, colours, flavours and smells that have the capacity to recall immediately the most beloved feast. - Coastal-tour Location De Voitures By : katizo ltd
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Before going to Thailand, make sure you study the law or you may be in for a big shock. - Common Sense Travel Tips By : lar
Flying is a routine activity for millions of Americans, and raises no health considerations for the great majority of them. However, there are certain things you can do to ensure that your flight is as comfortable as possible. - Concorde fact file By : Rajneesh
Concorde, the only passenger aircraft ever to fly faster than the speed of sound, was first named in a speech by general de Gaulle on 13 January 1963. The Anglo-French project began the following year. - Concorde fact file( file) By : Tiya
Concorde, the only passenger aircraft ever to fly faster than the speed of sound, was first named in a speech by general de Gaulle on 13 January 1963. The Anglo-French project began the following year.
• The first prototype Concorde was shown at the Toulouse air Show in 11 December 1967.
• The first French flight took place on 2 March 1969.
• The first British flight took place in 9 April 1969 - Contemporary art fair in Lisbon By : Michele De Capitani
Contemporary art works (produced in the 20th and 21st centuries), are not always well-known or not totally understood just because they have been realised recently. - Cool Secrets of Memorable Honeymoon By : leenamh
No doubt that honeymoon is surely the most exciting step of your married life; still it is not easy to plan an ideal honeymoon. Read on to find secrets of honeymoon packages….
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