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Budget Travel Tips: Hack to Save Money for Solo Traveller Do you have a tight budget? Wondering how to travel cheap in India? I have tried to provide a few important tips which may help you in planning with your holidays. I am a budgeteer who likes to travel cheap by ditching all comforts and unwanted things. My love for travelling and exploring had led me to learn a few techniques of travel-hack which can be exciting and save you some bucks. Sometimes travelling may cost heavy on our pocket which makes us reassess our holidays. But that doesn’t mean you have to drop your plan. Travelling in India is much cheaper and easier than any other countries. If you want to make a reality of exploring India more smartly then  10 basic tips  for your budget travel will surely help you to achieve your dreams: Get the list of travel hacks

A Day in The Veil of Flowers “Khirai” A short excursion is barely to dodge the stressful ordinary life. Undoubtedly, A Day in The Veil of Flowers “Khirai” will leave you lofty in the fields of the countryside. This popular destination is famous amongst the few where you may find the majority of the people from the nearest districts of Bengal. The main attraction is the vast acres of farmland cultivated with varieties of flowers. The fragrance of the untouched countryside with warm-hearted people greets you with absolute adoration. Though the place doesn’t have any hill or valley yet it is known as Bengal’s Valley of Flowers. It is situated on the bank of Cossai (Kangshabati) river which later merges in the Bay of Bengal. Let’s spend a day in the field with outburst colours of flowers. Explore The Veil of Flowers

Few Jewish community Synagogues are left to tell the story Few Jewish Community Synagogues in  Kolkata  are left to tell the story about the first Jew who came with his family to Kolkata in 1798 from Allepo in Syria was Shalom Aaron Obadia Cohen and established the first community. Many other families followed him from different parts of Europe, Baghdad, Iraq, and other Middle East countries. It is estimated that around 6000 Jews settled in Kolkata. But they started to shift to Israel & other countries leading to a decline in their population. At present only 20 Jewish as a legacy in terms of Kolata’s heritage remains in the city. Explore these Synagogues in Kolkata

Top 10 Adventure Sports Activity in India India’s wide range of geographical diversity excites tourists from all over the world as the best adventure destination though India is developing new adventure sports. Be it on the east to west or north to south, our country offers ample opportunities for adrenaline-seekers. A proper adventure sport gives a chance to drive out monotonous regular life for a deserving break to help you feel like alive again. The mind-boggling destinations- beaches, mountains, forests, desert in India have fascinated with a fun-packed adventure sports activity. In this article, I am listing my  Top 10 Adventure Sports Activity in India  for a perfect trip.

The Relic Ramnagar A magnolious assembly of sandstone standing tall along the bank of the Ganges caught my attention before crossing the river Ganges. The Relic Ramnagar is a small town on the eastern bank of the river Ganga. It is yet another peaceful place besides Sarnath which will take a short tour from  Varanasi . The fort was built during the 18th century by Kashi Naresh Pelu Bheru Singh. Members of the royal family now reside here. Enter the beautiful courtyard of the fort

Sarnath – In The Esteemed Preachings Of Lord Buddha The following day towards Sarnath-Esteem Preachings of Lord Buddha. It is a prominent Buddhist site in the world as Lord Buddha sermoned his first batch of disciples after his enlightenment. His first preaching, Maha Dharmachakra Pravartan, was in religious language Pali which means set in the motion Wheels of Dharma at this very holy place.  Chinese scholar Hieun Tsang has mentioned in his scriptures about this city of its magnificent Stupas and monasteries built by Emperor Ashoka. This city was excavated and rediscovered in 1863. The ruins of the temples and monasteries speak many stories of themselves and their glorious past. Head towards tranquillity of Sarnath

Ambrosial Ghats of the ‘Spiritual’ Capital of India- Varanasi The ‘spiritual’ capital of India-Varanasi is beyond what one can imagine. The 88 ghats of  Varanasi  showcase periods of life-cycle as a melting pot where both life and death come together, which are interconnected in a rhythm. You can be wafted around the inter-connected ghats with the flow of Ganga and its essences of holy aroma. It concatenates to the strong metaphysical soul of yourself. Discover something new about the place