My group is going to ladakh

Ladakh, large area of the northern and eastern kashmir region

it was a dream come true for me to make the trip to Ladakh alone. My first trip to the Himalayas was a trip to Ladakh. I made a trip to Lake Bhrigu once in the last two years. I had to wait another two years to make the trip to Ladakh. Many thanks to Trillophilia for showing me such a great opportunity and an excellent package for the Ladakh trip. A 10-day visit alone was a challenge, for me first. However, the Trophophilia tour operator encouraged me and led me to enjoy the trip to the fullest extent possible. With the exception of the food, everything during the trip was amazing. Having been told that food would be scarce and unpleasant during the trip, I was prepared to deal with the matter and no complaints about it.

 I had to treat it with noodles, tea and bread most of the day because carrots and lentils didn't help me at all. I joined the team from Delhi. We arrived in Manali early in the morning and from there, we traveled to other destinations in two local operators' jeeps. When we arrived in Leh, I was overjoyed. It's a beautiful valley with lots of things to see. The ground was really hard, probably because of the weather. I went in in September. It wasn't as cold as I expected. However, I always had to wear jackets. In Leh, we were staying in a hotel. After that the sightseeing tour is done with the provided jeeps. Only one day dedicated to travel.

 I think it's the third or fourth day of the trip. That was in Pangong Lake from the ground up. It was just amazing. Also, Khardung La was unexplained. Rolling and hidden challenges have kept us breathing frequently. From the top of the globe, low views of the valley and from the Himalayan Mountains were real images with many options for making beautiful memories. We also visited two monks near Leh. I think Shey Monastery and Leh Palace are the most beautiful buildings I have visited during the trip. All in all, it was a great trip to see you. I think we need a minimum of two weeks to enjoy everything and complete the tour with complete satisfaction. Many places pose many challenges and if the weather does not allow it, then it is the Herculean's job to complete this journey with pure joy.

Is the middle of November suitable for a Leh Ladakh tour?

Both the Leh-Manali Highway and Leh-Srinagar Highway remain closed for nearly five months between November and April due to heavy snowfall.

Highways and passes remain very closed because of excessive snow. The water and electricity supply is extremely scarce and the bitter cold makes it very very difficult to bear. Acclimatization will itself take a long duration of time. The only way to reach Ladakh is by air.

The ideal time to visit is in summers when the land is inviting, and the high snow-bound passes remain opening and temperatures are pleasant enough for a couple of hours without a sweater. The path offers spectacular views, and the place is seen as a bikers’ and photographers’ best paradise place.

Royal Enfield Himalayan sustain a Leh Ladakh tour..?

Definitely, first of all you can get the answer by the bike model itself. Leh Ladakh is in Himalayas and Himalayan will be a perfect partner.

RE Himalayan is dedicated for off-road riding. Basically Ladakh ride is fully of patchy roads, broken roads and mainly no roads.but slow ride is very carefull ride,Sorry  Himalayan is the perfect choice for that. but ladakh is peacefull place 

And the all new BS6 Himalayan will have the feature that you can decide whether to on Single Channel ABS and Dual Channel ABS. With the Single Channel ABS mode you can do some astonishing drift ride there….

Considering the fact that RE Himalayan is a breed of an off-roader and a tourer, so no doubt about the capabilities of the bike. It can easily sustain the terrain of Leh Ladakh and you will enjoy the curves of the road on this bike. The 411cc of Himalayan is slightly underpowered when compared to the other adventure bikes available in the market but in terms of handling and cost-efficiency, it is a clear winner.

Enjoyed the adventure ride....

how to go ladakh

There are two options to get to Leh / Ladakh, the preferred route to get there by bike and there are two main routes to get there

Leh-Manali Highway: This route is 490 kilometers from Rohtang, Gramphu, Kokshar, Darcha, Baralacha La, Gata Loops, Lachulung La, Tanglang La, Gya and Karu on the way. This route is open from June to September.

Leh-Srinagar Highway: Srinagar is 434 kilometers from Leh. The route includes Sonmarg, Zozi La, Drass, Kargil, Mulbek, Lamayaru and Saspol before reaching Leh. This route is open from june to november. It is a very magnificent and very attractive route in its path.

If you choose to ride a bike make sure you find a bike that is suitable for a long trip. Eg: Royal enfield 350 and 500 cc, Royal enfield Himalayan etc.

Another option would be by plane which is the easiest option.  nearest airport is Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport located in Leh. The airport is connected to many international airports in India such as Delhi. It also finds flights from Srinagar, Jammu, Chandigarh and other common places. The airport is a military base so, safety is tight. It is important that all your documents are ready when you enter Ladakh by airport. It is best to have a hard copy of your e-ticket.

Ladakh is a beautiful place but do not forget that it is not the place you long for. It's a journey you want to experience.

It is best not to contact any agent. It has many advantages.

There are various modes of transportation available to reach the ladakh.

-You can take a flight to Ladakh from Delhi.

-Rent a car

-Go in your car

Rent a Bicycle

-Take your bike

If you fly there you are more likely to get a high-risk illness, and ultimately disrupt your schedule. These vary from person to person depending on age and medical conditions. On the other hand when you walk down the aisle the height increases slightly and your body finds time to adjust to atmospheric pressure. And this is different in two ways. First Manali - Leh Highway downhill and there are places like Sarchu where Oxygen can be very low. The route from Srinagar and Kargil has a slight decrease in altitude and may be more comfortable for some people.

When choosing a route you need to choose your route correctly. If you love adventure I would say it would be good for you to explore a two-wheeled route but if you only want a good experience and some solitude, a car ride would be a good option. Going all the way can be tiring. Ideally one should start at 8 a.m. and ride until 4-5 p.m. Your car gives you the freedom to park anywhere, camp anywhere and wherever you go. your private car can clearly indicate your route without any objection. Because there is nothing we can do about lazy bones, early birds should not keep them out of the sun

Manali To Delhi Travel Night Not A Risky Way

I travelled to Delhi to Manali Five times by my privet van

Once in march 2019 and august 2020. both Time i satrted me and my family journey in the evening and it takes almost 8 hour more to reach manali. just follow some tips so that you can travel  without any obstackle.

Riding in your car always gives you a good feeling. There is a lot of fun. But book your hotel in advance so you can get direct access to your hotel. The first time I went to Manali we didn’t book any hotel and we had a hard time finding a better hotel because we were traveling about 08 hours ago and we were all tired. So booking your hotel in advance will be the best option for you

Traveling on the bike is fun but when you drive through the mountains hill, that's a different feeling itself,

choosing the correct bikes is most important because you don't want to ruin your trip because of your vehicle choice, Do you?

in mind choose a bike with at least a 500cc engine, you don't need an expansive bike but you should keep thisIt doesn't matter if it's the holiday season or not you should pre-book your stay as it will cost you less and then you   don'tworry about it. Try to stay in outer city and town areas as it will be easy to travel from there. 

Have a good budget

The budget is important you  need to have a high budget but your budget should be around 55000-60000 including shopping, You may have less than this budget but if you want to enjoy your trip this budget is perfec

Night Travel To Manali To Delhi

It is safe to drive at night. I have been to Manali as overtime. And we used to go only at night. It takes 7-12 hours from Delhi to Manali by car. But on winter nights it is a little dangerous as the weather changes suddenly and it becomes foggy and leads to low visibility. So be very carefulI want you to be aware of a few other things since we are talking about safety here.Please do not drink and drive. Also avoid smoking hash or ganja while driving. Smoke your assignment if you are a Manali or take a detour and go to the suspect.

Mussoorie - The Queen of Hills-India

Hill Station Mussoorie

 Mussoorie is a hill station and a municipal board in the Dehradun district of the Indian state of Uttarakhand. It is about 35 kilometres (22 mi) from the state capital of Dehradun and 290 km (180 mi) north of the national capital of New Delhi. The hill station is in the foothills of the Garhwal Himalayan range. The adjoining town of Landour, which includes a military cantonment, is considered part of "greater Mussoorie", as are the townships of Barlowganj and Jharipani.

Mussoorie is at an average altitude of 2,005 metres (6,578 ft). To the northeast are the Himalayan snow ranges, and to the south, the Doon Valley and Shiwalik ranges. The second highest point is the original Lal Tibba in Landour, with a height of over 2,275 m (7,464 ft). Mussoorie is popularly known as The Queen of the Hills

The name Mussoorie is often attributed to a derivation of mansūr, a shrub which is indigenous to the area. The town is often referred to as Mansuri by Indians.[5]

In 1803 the Gorkhas under Umer Singh Thapa conquered the Garhwal and the Dehra, whereby Mussoorie was established. On 1 November 1814, a war broke out between the Gorkhas and the British. Dehradun and Mussoorie were evacuated by the Gorkhas by the year 1815 and were annexed to the district of Saharanpur by 1819.

Mussoorie as a resort was established in 1825 by Captain Young, a British military officer. With Mr Shore, the resident Superintendent of Revenues at Dehradun, he explored the present site and jointly constructed a shooting lodge.[6] Lt. Frederick Young of the East India Company came to Mussoorie to shoot game.[citation needed] He built a hunting lodge (shooting box) on the Camel's Back Road, and became a magistrate of Doon in 1823. He raised the first Gurkha Regiment and planted the first potatoes in the valley. His tenure in Mussoorie ended in 1844, after which he served in Dimapur and Darjeeling, later retiring as a General and returning to Ireland.[citation needed] There are no memorials to commemorate Young in Mussoorie. However, there is a Young Road in Dehradun on which ONGC's Tel Bhawan[clarification needed] stands.[citation needed]

In 1832, Mussoorie was the intended terminus of the Great Trigonometric Survey of India that began at the southern tip of the country. Although unsuccessful, the Surveyor General of India at the time, George Everest, wanted the new office of the Survey of India to be based in Mussoorie; a compromise location was Dehradun, where it remains.[citation needed] The same year the first beer brewery at Mussoorie was established by Sir Henry Bohle as "The Old Brewery". The brewery opened and closed twice before it was re-established by Sir John Mackinnon as Mackinnon & Co. in 1850.[7]

By 1901 Mussoorie's population had grown to 6,461, rising to 15,000 in the summer. Earlier, Mussoorie was approachable by road from Saharanpur, 58 miles (93 km) away. Accessibility became easier in 1900 with the railway coming to Dehradun, thus shortening the road trip to 21 miles (34 km).[8]

Kempty Falls view from the top of the hill. Kempty Fall is 15 km (9.3 mi) from Mussoorie along Kempty Fall Road

Another view from top of a Hill

The Nehru family, including Nehru's daughter Indira (later Indira Gandhi) were frequent visitors to Mussoorie in the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s, and stayed at the Savoy Hotel.[9] They also spent time in nearby Dehradun, where Nehru's sister Vijayalakshmi Pandit ultimately settled full-time

Mussoorie has an average elevation of about 2,005 metres (6,578 ft). The highest point is "Lal Tibba", at a height of about 2,275 m (7,464 ft), although the name Lal Tibba is now also used to describe a lookout point, a short distance from the peak.

Mussoorie has a fairly typical subtropical highland climate (Köppen Cwb) for the mid-altitude Himalaya. Summers are warm and very wet, with July and August averaging approximately 660 millimetres (26 in) of rain per month due to orographic lift of the extremely moist monsoonal air. The pre-monsoon seasons in April and May is warm to very warm and generally dry and clear, giving way to heavy rainfall from mid-June, while the post-monsoon season is also dry and clear but substantially cooler. In winter, rainfall is a little more frequent than in the pre-and post-monsoon seasons, and the general weather cool and partly cloudy. Mussoorie usually receives a few spells of snowfall in December, January and February, although the number of snowy days has come down in recent years due to a combination of local and global factors, such as deforestation, construction activity and global warming.[citation needed] Between October to February the town shows the rare "winterline" phenomenon

Goa trip most beautyfull beach

  The Goa Tropical Of India 

Tropical Goa is the smallest region in India but is also the most remote and most popular tourist destination, from India and around the world. Most of the tourists visit here during the winter months to enjoy sunny days, happy beaches, fresh seafood, boiling curries, healthy markets, wildlife and much more, all incorporating a unique and attractive combination of Portuguese and Indian culture. There is no place like Goa and not many people know it as I do so to make the most of your visit to Goa and continue reading my inner guide to Goa!

Also, there is something for everyone in Goa, from luxury hotels and state-of-the-art restaurants to state-of-the-art yoga venues, to leisure sports to the wild all night beach parties, cheap and fun seaside houses and hippie markets.

It is surrounded by the Indian provinces of Maharashtra in the north and Karnataka in the east and south, and the Arabian Sea forms its western coast. India is the smallest state in terms of geographical location and is the smallest in terms of population. Goa has the highest per capita GDP per capita in all the provinces of India, [3] [10] double and a half times the average GDP per capita. [11] India's Eleven Financial Commission designated Goa a prosperous country because of its infrastructure, and the Indian National People's Commission rated it as the highest quality in India (based on the "12 indicators" of the commission). [11] The third highest ranking in the Indian provinces in the index of human development. [4]

Panaji is the capital of the country, while Vasco da Gama is the largest city. The historic city of Margão in Goa still reflects the influence of Portuguese culture, which began to travel to the mainland in the early 16th century as merchants, and conquered it soon afterward, when Goa became an overseas territory of the Portuguese Empire, half then known as Portuguese India, and remained so for about 450 years. , until it was discovered by India in 1961. [12] [13] The official language of Goa, spoken by most of its citizens, is Konkani.

Goa is visited by a large number of international and domestic tourists each year because of its white sand beaches, active nightlife, places of worship, and World Heritage. It is also rich in flowers and animals because it lies in the area of ​​the Western Ghats, a biodiversity hotspot.

Although Goa is the most western and tourist province in India, there is still much to explore and love, and the best places are often far from tropical tourist destinations (coughing up Baga and Calangute) roaming paddy fields and colorful villages with lush palm trees past clean white churches and finding quiet beaches.

The weather

Goa has a tropical climate under the Köppen climate divide. Goa, located in the tropics and close to the Arabian Sea, enjoys a tropical climate all year round. The month of May is usually very hot, with daytime temperatures above 35 ° C (95 ° F) associated with high humidity. The three main periods are the southwestern rainy season (June - September), the post-rainy season (October - January), and the pre-rainy season (February-May). [34] More than 90% of the average annual rainfall (120 inches) received during the rainy season

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Manali

City in Himachal Pradesh

        Manali is a high-altitude Himalayan city in the northern Indian subcontinent in Himachal Pradesh. It has a reputation as a backpack and honeymoon destination. Set on the Beas River, it is the ski resort in the Solang Valley and the Parvati Valley. It is also a place for paragliding, rafting and mountain climbing in the mountains of Pir Panjal, home to the 4,000m-high Rohtang Pass.

The British brought apple trees to the area. The first apple orchard was established by the British near Patlikuhal, and before that, no Apple trees had grown in the area. To this day, apples - as well as plums and pears - are still the best source of income for most people. Both the Rainbow Princess and the Brown Trout were also introduced into the rivers and streams of the area by the colonists.

With the increase in disposal revenue and the increase in disruptions in Kashmir in the late 1980s, Manali saw an increase in tourist traffic. The once quiet town was transformed into a bustling city with many residential and occasional shopping malls. During the warm summer months, fine restaurants and restaurants seem to be doing quick business.

                Manali grew up from a trading village to a small town; as of the 2011 census in India, the population was 8,096. In 2001, Manali had 6,265 legal persons. Men make up 64% of the nation and women 36%. Manali had an average literacy rate of 74%, which is higher than the national average of 59.5%; literacy for men was 80%, and for women was 63.9%. 9.5% of the population was under six years of age. [2] During the summer months, there is a marked increase in events as many of them are employed in hospitality businesses.

                    Manali has a mountainous climate (Cfb) with warm temperatures, cold winters, and high temperature variations. Temperatures range from −7 ° C (19 ° F) to 30 ° C (86 ° F) in the year with the hottest day exceeding 30 ° C (86 ° F) and the coldest day below -7 ° C (19 ° F). The average summer temperature is between 10 ° C (50 ° F) to 30 ° C (86 ° F), and between -7 ° C (19 ° F) to 15 ° C (59 ° F) ) in winter.

       Monthly weather varies between 31 mm (1.2 in) in November and 217 mm (8.5 in) in July. On  average, some 45 mm (1.8 in) rainfall occurs during the winter and spring months, rising to 115 mm (4.5 in) in the summer as heavy rain approaches. The average annual rainfall is 1,363 mm (53.7 in). Manali suffers from heavy snowfall especially between December and early March.