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Kerala

Kerala is an ideal destination for those seeking a tropical holiday in Southern India, and you’ve come to the correct site to arrange this idyllic tropical getaway! Kerala, also referred to as “God’s Own Country,” is a stunning region in India’s tropical Malabar Coast. We provide you a variety of Kerala blogs that have been expertly crafted to meet all of your travel requirements.With your creativity, you can explore endless possibilities to turn your dream vacation to Kerala into a reality that will provide you with a lifetime of treasured memories and exciting new experiences. The backwaters of Kerala, surrounded by spice farms and swaying palm trees, provide an ideal setting for relaxation.

Kashmir

Touring Kashmir is not your typical experience. It explores the treasures of nature wrapped in many ways at various locales, particularly during the winter when power outages become widespread and kangris emerges. Yes, the natives find the winters here to be very difficult.

We were in Kashmir for more than a week, which we think is the perfect amount of time to see Gulmarg, Pahalgam, and Srinagar, so it was a delight for us to experience a wide variety of activities there.

It is recommended that you spend two to three days in Srinagar, the capital of Kashmir, after visiting Gulmarg, Pahalgam, and Sonmarg. Nothing in the entire world, I assure you, looks more beautiful than Kashmir when it’s covered with snow. As an alternative, you might spend some time in Srinagar before visiting Gulmarg and Pahalgam for the day. Depending on where you want to set a shop.

Still, take in breathtaking adventures set against a backdrop of breathtaking snow-capped mountain peaks. The best thing is that, especially in the winter, there aren’t many people around

Taj Mahal, Agra

One of India’s most exquisite and possibly most well-known mausoleums, the Taj Mahal is revered as the embodiment of love.

Words will never adequately express the grandeur of this symbol of unending love. It is iconic, breathtaking, and breathtaking. One of the world’s most revered seven wonders, the Taj Mahal in Agra, is a famous story of the Mughal Emperor Shahjahan’s confession of love for his wife, Mumtaz. After his wife died giving birth, Shahjahan constructed this work of art as a seemingly loving remembrance of her.

The Taj Mahal, an edifice located in Agra, is the most well-known landmark in India and a symbol of eternal love. Shahjahan, the fifth Mughal Emperor of the Mughal Dynasty, constructed it between 1632 and 1653 AD. It took 21 years and 32 crore rupees to create this embodiment of pure love and devotion. Its immaculate white marble creates a visual marvel as it sparkles wonderfully in the sunlight. Since its 1983 designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Taj Mahal has received numerous accolades.

Goa

When you see Goa, you probably picture a serene seaside getaway with views of shining sands and blue waters against the backdrop of a sparkling sun. The golden shoreline of the beach capital of India, which faces the glittering oceans, is surrounded by a verdant landscape. Despite being the smallest state in the union, Goa is one of the most popular travel destinations in the country.

Travellers usually associate Goa with two names: North Goa, which is the place to go if you want a holiday that truly “happens,” and South Goa, which is better for a more laid-back getaway from your busy life. Goa has all the elements for the ideal holiday dish, whether you’re planning a family vacation, a fast weekend escape with pals, or you just want to spend some special time with that someone special.

When to Go:

The ideal period in Goa to unwind on the beaches and engage in other outdoor activities is from mid-November to mid-February. In addition to lavish Christmas and New Year celebrations, Goa has one of its most well-known festivals, Sunburn, in December, drawing thousands of tourists from all over the world. Since this is the busiest time of year and rates are sometimes much higher than you would think, you might wish to book your travel and accommodations in advance.

March to May: This is the season of increased temperature, choppy seas, and hot, muggy weather. The fact that Goa is not very congested at this time is a plus. If, on the other hand, you’re hoping to find peace and quiet and want to spend three or four days in Goa with your significant other, the cost of hotels and house stays becomes far too affordable.

From mid-June to October: Goa hosts celebrations all across the island to welcome the rains that fall during this time. July through September is an excellent season to visit Goa if you appreciate the monsoon and the verdant landscape that the Rain Gods transform it into. June also sees the celebration of Sao-Joao, which is Saint John the Baptist’s fertility feast. It’s a unique ritual where guys plunge into overflowing wells to retrieve bottles of feni, the local alcoholic beverage.

Varanasi

One of the most fascinating places I have ever been is the ancient Indian city of Varanasi. All year long, pilgrims and travellers searching for various things come to this colourful and energetic city. While some come to celebrate life, others come to commemorate a significant life achievement.

Regardless of the situation, Varanasi’s streets are constantly crowded with visitors. Along the Ghats, a large number of people are bathing in the holy Ganga River. If one wants to experience India, one should travel to this colourful and energetic metropolis.

About Varanasi: Hindu mythology holds that Lord Shiva, the god of creation and destruction, founded Varanasi. There is a Kashi Vishwanath Temple devoted to Lord Shiva because it was his second home. Anybody who passes away in Varanasi is said to be fortunate since he would be freed from the cycle of rebirth. Not only that, but taking a dip in the holy Ganga river is supposed to wash away all of your sins.

Priests provide the last rites for those who pass away in the city, which is why millions of elderly people travel to Varanasi to spend their final days here

With NeverB4Holidays, explore incredible places! We create adventures that redefine travel, from the tranquil backwaters of Kerala to the snow-kissed splendor of Kashmir, the ageless Taj Mahal, the sun-drenched beaches of Goa, and the spiritual allure of Varanasi. Come along for a once-in-a-lifetime experience where every moment is a reason to celebrate. Put your baggage in your car and use NeverB4Holidays as your pass to unmatched adventures!