Showing posts with label vacation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vacation. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Jaipur - appears as country’s finest economical holiday destination

A recent travel cost guide for holiday destinations showed that Pink City Jaipur is the least costly holiday spot in the country.

In a latest price comparison analysis for travel & tourism, Jaipur appears as the least expensive holiday target for Indians with a total price cost of barely Rs. 3933. The city of Agra comes second with the total price of Rs 4,573 for a holiday. This travel price index is grounded on the collective cost of one night's lodging, a basic food item, a beverage and a taxi ride to the place of lodging. Though the factors for some of these basic items differ for the local and global cost analysis, it still gives a very trustworthy scale for tourists to evaluate their spending and compare travel spots according to their budget.

A Jaipur tour in the majestic state of Rajasthan will never dissatisfy any tourist. The Pink City satisfies explorers of diverse age-groups and tastes and the city will certainly make your trip unforgettable.

The city definitely offers lots of attractions for the tourists to cherish. The city has several architectural landmarks and age old forts that charm tourists all over the globe. The monuments tell sagas of the rich antiquity of Jaipur. Along with shrines & fortresses, Jaipur is also a central hub for attractive Rajasthani handicraft.  From eye-catching stones, miniature paintings, to hand stamped textiles, the Pink city offers a lot in terms of ethnic legacy.
The most important aspect of Jaipur is its cuisine. Dal-Bati Churma, Khatta, Dahi Vada, Mawa Kachori, Besan Ka Gatta, Ker Sangri, Mishri Mawa, Ghevar, Jalebi, Chakke Ki Sabji and many more. The food will beyond doubt triumph over you.

So if you are planning a holiday in the Royal Rajasthan, don’t miss out the Enjoyable City of Jaipur. 

- Jiyo Life

Monday, August 8, 2011

Goa Spice Farms – Enhance some Flavor this monsoon

Goa India beaches are among the world’s best retreat destinations to relish your vacation. This monsoon, add some zing to your travel to Goa by visiting the Spice Farms. 
The Goa Spice Farms are tropical gardening plantations where varieties of spices are cultured for travel purposes. From betel nuts to bulk spices like pepper, nutmeg and chilies are cultivated in numerous spice farms across Goa.

These spice farms which are sited on the foothills of the Western Ghats, are situated at the eastern side of Goa. Nearly all spice farms offer an accompanied tour which would contain a traditional welcome and a welcome drink, visit of the spice farm and a traditional meal. Some also offer lodging conveniences for a complete experience.

Some Noteworthy Spice Farms in Goa are –

Sahakari Spice Farm - Sahakari Spice Farm is situated amongst lush green environs at Curti near Ponda. The Spice Farm is sheltered by thick timberland with a scent of the spices coming from the shrubs grown around everywhere in the farm. The farm provides awareness about diversity of spices and their remedial values.


Pascoal Organic Spice Village - Pascoal Organic Spice Village is enclosed by woodland and is located on the banks of river Khandepar. The Farm shelters three chief plantations of coconut, cashew and areca nuts, inter-planted with spices.


Savoi Plantation - Savoi Plantation is situated in the village of Savoi, 25 kms from the Panjim. Various tours are available which include a demonstrator of old-style beetle nut plucking and many more activities. The Farm serves old-fashioned Goan ‘Saraswat’ food served in mud vessels and banana leaf plates. 


So visit Goan Spice Farms this monsoon and explore a whole new biosphere. JiyoLife

Friday, July 15, 2011

Holiday Time– Keep Technology Away

21st century is an age where our businesses cannot be run without computers and cell phones. Even when we want to take a break from work & retreat on a holiday, we tend to stay linked to our work, thanks to one thing that has transformed our lives– technology.

There are not many of us who can disagree to the fact that we have a habit of checking emails or social networking sites even when we are on a holiday. According to a recent study, it was found that more than 63% of working professionals went operational during their vacation and only about 15% of them could stay away from using the internet during their vacation

Here are a few pointers you can follow in order to make your holiday pleasurable:
  • Keep the phone away– Carry your phones with you only when necessary. Try not to use your phone when you are out exploring, doing something wild or just chilling at the beach. 
  • Clear your mailbox– Clear your office mailbox before you leave for your holiday. Flag important communications or forward them to a coworker who can keep an eye on them on your behalf while you are gone. 
  • Set up the Vacation Auto Response– Fix up your automatic reply declaring that you are on holiday so that individuals will not presume that you would answer back. 
  • No Gadgets– Keep all your internet gadgets away like laptops and smart phones. Switch your smart phone for a simple phone that cannot link to the internet.
The greatest thing to do is to go out and enjoy! Odds are that the more you enjoy, the less you feel the need to stay connected to your work. So scrap away the stress and enjoy your vacation.

Friday, July 8, 2011

Exquisite Travel this Rainy Season

The monsoon season is reaching its peak. To watch the country in monsoon is an ecstasy.  The whole nation rejoices when the rains arrive. From farmers to office-bearers and children, everybody applauds the cloudburst.

The rains mean something to everyone. Farmers will be able to cultivate the crops required to nourish its inhabitants, artists can use the rains as their muse, kids can splash everywhere in the rain puddles and couples can use it as their aphrodisiac. The country has a huge dependence on the rains for its fresh water supply. The rains definitely help many rivers & lakes to fill.

While some people might frown at the indication of a holiday in monsoons, there are several nature lovers who specially wait for the monsoon to arrive to fill their holiday books. Monsoon trips are expressly popular with environment lovers & honeymooners. 

Here are some places worth visiting this monsoon –

Goa – Goa is like a paradise during monsoon. The fresh fragrance of the soil and liveliness on the beach, it is a must visit for all travel enthusiasts. The Mollem National Park & Cotiago Wildlife Sanctuary is stunning to visit during the rainy season. Furthermore, the quiet Mandovi River complements romance and love in your life.

Periyar National Park – Kerala – Known as the God’s Own Country, Kerala is marvelous during the rainy season. One of the National parks in the country which is open during monsoons is Periyar National Park in Kerala. The treks here are carried out entirely on boat, providing for an innovative experience of the brilliance in Kerala. It is believed that the state comes alive with enchanting fragrances and thick green flora during the monsoons.

Lavasa – The most recent hill station of the country, Lavasa is splendid during the monsoon. Lavasa holds lush green fields with small waterfalls and fairy-tale rainbows during the rains. Lavasa is home to an astonishing range of bamboo plantations which turn out to be even more richly green during the rains.

Manipur - Manipur also known as the ‘Switzerland of India’ lies in the deep junction of the northeast India. This gorgeous land is enclosed by Nagaland and Assam along with the international border with Myanmar. From composed lands to mysterious nature the place is filled with attention-grabbing moments. Read more on Manipur.