25 Best Family Holiday Destinations in India, Places to visit with Family

1. Mrs Ayla’s Adventures – Ayla is a jet setter, adventure seeker and lover of pretty much everything.
2. Travels Hop Girl – Traveling the world by land, sea, and air looking for fun and unique activities along the way.
3. The Tech Gypsy – Robyn will teach you how to travel far, travel kindly, travel cheaply and travel well. 
4. Two Feet, One World – A Kiwi, traveller and blogger, always with a smile on her face. A fan of good coffee and beaches in any form.
5. My Travel Stamps – A travel blog and community dedicated to all things travel related.
6. Live Wonderful – Danielle, a free-spirited photographer, reckless writer, motivational teacher and fierce friend capturing unique stories and share her experiences.
7. Completely Gone Nomad – Elles, a 20-something year old travel junkie who’s ‘completely gone nomad’.
8. Jet Set Chick – A travel blog all about sharing good food, new places, great service and creating memories.
9. Jouljet – A blog from an Aussie girl, trying to make the world a better place.
10. Nateniale’s Travels – A travel and lifestyle blog by a girl from a small island, Penang, in Malaysia.
11. The Compulsive Traveler – Anya was born and raised in Soviet Russia, finish her university in US and is a globetrotter at heart.
12. A Chinese Nomad – Julia has just returned from the adventure of her life, travelling around South America, the South Pacific and South East Asia for 12 months.
13. Jackie Travels – Firsthand experiences as an American tourist in Europe.
14. Sol Beam – A perpetual pilgrim’s 7+ year travel journal of soulful travels and living.
15. Red Bohemia – A wandering spirit with a love for travel, yoga, books and chocolate.
16. Travel Enlightenment – Learning more about the culture and meeting many people by traveling slow.
17. Traveling Teri – Teri hasn’t been everywhere but it’s on her list.
18. Travelling Assassin – This blog is dedicated to the satirical musings and adventures of a girl travelling the world solo.
19. Road Trips and Train Rides – Pack your bags and take road trips and train rides with Janerma.
20. Sharon Travelogue – An Indonesian student who enjoy sharing the love of traveling, eating, and cooking.
21. Trips That Work – A Russian girl Irina is a travel fanatic, photography enthusiast, animal lover, and a reading junkie.
22. Side Tracked Travel – Elisabeth’s stories of past, present, and future adventures, destination reviews, historical information, cultural insights, and photography.
23. The Girl in Seat 5A – Lover of travel, photography, food, wine and writing.
24. Come Away with Me – Jessica is a travel blogger and yoga instructor with a passion to wonder and spread positivity.
25. A Life Less Beige – Nicole is a girl with big dreams on a mission to see the world and make a difference.
26. The Touristin – For Dorothée travel is her cure and inspiration.
27. Five Feet Flat – Anis from Malaysia quits her job in 2012, curious to know how it would all turn out.
28. Miss Wanderlust – A Canadian girl with a goal to visit 30 countries by her 30th birthday.
29. Midnight Blue Elephant – From her travels Annika collects stories, visuals, souvenirs and the odd elephants for good luck.
30. Notes on Slow Travel – Overland traveler in Asia and South America since 2003.
31. The Anthrotorian – Lindsay share passion for travel with her passion for anthropology and history.
32. My Trip This Year – Leasha is travel blogger and student trying to do both at the same time.
33. Life’s Great Adventures – Travel blog dedicated to life’s great adventures.
34. Ever the Nomad – Anja is a traveler writer from Chroatia, based in NYC.
35. There and Back Again Travel – Extraordinary Travel for Ordinary People.
36. Voyager Vicki – Information and inspiration for cultural travel from world traveler Vicki.
37. Life’s Wanderlust – Mari from Bulgaria explore the unique cultures of the world and share those amazing facts with you on her blog.
38. ChicaDeeDee – Dannielle is and Expat from New York to England with a wanderlusting heart.
39. Best Cultural Destinations – Meg explores the world’s cultural traditions & spiritual practices through travel and photography.
40. RTW in 30 Days – Jenny McIver is an author, blogger & round-the-world addict. Having completes 9 RTW trips on all 7 continents she called the world her office.
41. Small Crazy – An eccentric, colourful London girl with an adventurous spirit.
42. Getting Close To – A video blog for travelers run by Dalia. She creates unconventional travel videos to get you closer to locals.
43. I Put My Life on a Shelf – Long time Las Vegas addict morphing into solo world travel addict.
44. Nomadder Where – Lindsay has spent the last seven years documenting experiences for global corporations and non-profits worldwide.
45. Where in the World Is Rita – A 20-something Portuguese working as an art director and illustrator to support her even bigger addiction: travels.
46. Psycho Traveller – Down to earth, practical advice on budget backpacking from You Tuber Aly.
47. Nomadic American – Heather is a twenty-something American girl exploring the world. Currently teaching English in China.
48. Stepping String – Jenny, girl with itchy feet and an interest in volunteer.
49. Scarlet Jones Travels – Scarlet shares information and destination reports, plus accommodation, product reviews and travel tips.
50. Explore du Jour – Follow the adventures of Laura from London, as she explores the world and its beauty – piece by piece.

1. Ferreting Out the Fun – Heather is passionate about food, history and animals.
2. Miss Tourist – A Russian girl discovering our beautiful planet. Join her in the adventure.
3. Destination Artist – Lauren, an artist and comic books lover, traveling the world with her sketchbook for over 4 years is showing you the world in very creative way.
4. Suzy Guese – Redheaded Suzy travel stories, tips, rants, and information on places all around the world.
5. Poor Explorer – Follow Crystal as she travels around the world in search of big adventures on a tiny budget.
6. Meganotravels – Tales of a traveler gallivanting around the globe.
7. Anywhere But Home – A travel photography blog on long-term, budget travel – inspiring you to turn adventures abroad into a full-time lifestyle.
8. Daydream Away – A life-long travel junkie journalist who works hard to find adventure in everyday life.
9. Veronika’s Adventure – Adventure travel stories from around this beautiful planet by Veronika from Czech Republic.
10. Ways of Wanderers – A travel and expat blog focused on cultural travel. Jess has been traveling slowly around the world for three years.
11. A Passport Affair – Megan enjoys slow travel, slow food and the joy of discovering something new.
12. The Picktures – Zofia’s solo female travel and photography in South Caucasus and beyond.
13. Chronicles of a Travel Addict – A happily addicted traveler’s stories, photographs, and reflections.
14. Gotta Keep Movin – Emma’s mishmash of stories about people around the world, herself and her love affair with travel.
15. Brooke vs the World – For Brooke what started out in 2006 as a simple idea of seeing the world has turned into a career, a home abroad, a love, and a couple dozen countries.
16. Wanderlass – The lass that wonder’s quest to live an extraordinary life.
17. The Cosy Traveller – Comfortable and stylish UK and international travel tips, combined with a mix of tea, luxury and animals.
18. Buddy the Traveling Monkey – Buddy is trying to inspire others to travel the world while I figure out how to leave the cubicle life behind so I can travel full time.
19. Adventure Girl – Dubbed “America’s Tweetheart” Stefanie Michaels, living life’s adventures. 
20. The World Wanderer – Erin loves going out of her comfort zone as often as possible, and experiencing all that life has to offer.
21. The Happy Passport – Inspiration and travel tips for the 30+ solo female travelers from Rebekah Voss.
22. Travel on the Brain – Annemarie travels the world one country at a time and shares her tips with you.
23. Meander the World – A blog about exploring the world through the eyes of a 20 something female.
24. Lights Camera Travel – Michelle has packed up her life in Melbourne to live a life of adventure and to explore the world.
25. Globetrotter Guru – 30-something eco travelblogger Amy loves mid-range accommodation, culture and wildlife.
26. Inside Journeys – Proud Jamaican, Marcia Mayne, travels a world full of books, music, art, fun people and great food.
27. The World’s Waiting – Expat humour, travel tips, handy hints, photos and inspiration for travellers.
28. LatinAbroad – Puerto Rican girl sprinkling Latin spice all over the world.
29. Scarlet Wonderland – A lifestyle and travel blog for people who are fabulously imperfect.
30. Blocal Travel – Giulia blogs about unconventional destinations, abandoned places, street art, suburbs, urban landscapes, weird spots and other places she happens to visit.
31. A Life Full of Serendipity – Inspirational travel & lifestyle blog. Stories of travel encounters. Growth through travel.
32. Sara Hardman Travels – Former news journalist experiencing & promoting amazing places.
33. Travel Run Live – Janine writes about her travel activities, race recaps, fitness, and her adventures crossing things off the bucket list.
34. Boldly Go Solo – How to set out solo, but not travel alone: Trips, tips and ideas for the active traveler.
35. Choosing Figs – Unable to decide weather to stay or go, Valerie has started to travel the world after she turned 30 and didnt stop since.
36. Find a Happy Place – The highs and lows of travel, mental health and living a life of no fixed abode.
37. Lateral Movements – Lauren has a huge experience with working holiday visas. She blogs about working, studying, traveling and living abroad.
38. The Roamantics – Freelance documentary filmmaker Lorna’s travel adventures and misadventures.
39. Sushiyama Travels – Kimi is a curious traveler, mountain child, and avid reader, eater, and adventure seeker.
40. Totally Sam’s World – Pole dancing travel geek Sam on the road.
41. Travelosio – Straightforward travel guides, hacks, tips, reviews and recommendations on how to travel more while spending less from Pinay wanderess Sarah.
42. J The Travel Authority – Adventures in travel, food, wine and architecture.
43. Polkadot Passport – Escape into a world of visual memoirs & wandering pondering. Photographed & written by Nicola Easterby, a young, sojourning soul.
44. Travel With G – G. is a writer at heart, world traveller and home cook.
45. Where in the World – Florida-born, Sydney-based. KP has traveled to 30 countries, studied in 3 and lived in 2 – all before turning 22.
46. Roam Far and Wide – A blog for dreamers, travel enthusiasts, and those who would like to come along on a virtual journey around the world.
47. Roam Far and Wide – A blog for dreamers, travel enthusiasts, and those who would like to come along on a virtual journey around the world.
48. Ms Traveling Pants – Heidi’s travels with a touch of sass, fun, and cleverness.
49. A Wandering Sole – An explorer, volunteer, runner and Africa enthusiast in search of meaningful connections.
50. A Wandering Sole – An explorer, volunteer, runner and Africa enthusiast in search of meaningful connections.
51. Sally Around the World – Crazy animal lady and extreme partier… In December 2013 Sally quit her job to travel the world.
52. Blondie Travel Blog – Agata left her home country Poland to to exploring the parts of world she has never been to before.
53. Solo Female Traveler – Adventures of a solo female traveling the globe from the Northeast, USA to all over the Middle East.
54. The Epic Adventurer – Julia is a professional writer & editor based in London. She writes about independent, sustainable, and culturally-sensitive travel.
55. Mindful Travel – A blog by Sara, blogger and expert on exotic destination, passionate about travel and photography.
56. A Thing for Words – Jenny is an expat in Barcelona and English teacher, focusing on the intersection of language and culture.
57. Made All the Difference – A blog written by a twenty something American female expat living in West Africa and traveling the world on her days off.
58. Packing My Suitcase – A blog about traveling, diving, Formula 1, eating and drinking and expat life of Brazilian girl in Germany.
59. Lucy Smiles Away – Permanently lost, usually smiling, Lucy has been blogging for three years, slowly but enthusiastically exploring the world.
60. Lines of Escape – Kasha left her sunny home of Cape Town in pursuit of a new adventure.
61. Kirst Over the World – From exchange student in Australia to travel loving Londoner, chasing the world.
62. Passport Packed – Liz is travelling the world and blogging about it from a young Kiwi perspective.
63. The Mellyboo Project – Melissa has a mission to live life on her own terms, doing the things she want to do, and exploring every last inch of the world around her.
64. A Girl and Her Passport – Single expat girl traveling the world from Qatar. Check out her travel adventures, tips and expat musings.
65. Places People Stories – A twenty-something travel junkie from Norway shares stories and experiences about places she has been and people she has met during 5 years of travels.
66. Miss Adventure Travel – Personal stories and photos of adventure travel, outdoor adventures and teaching English around the world.
67. Barefoot Beach Blonde – Oceana is a barefoot budget traveller always looking for a new adventure.
68. Laura Explorer – Female solo backpacker blog. Budget travel advice and stories from first hand experience.
69. Travel Chameleon – An adventure Malaysian girl determined to see the world by herself.
70. Flight of the Travel Bee – An inspirational blog by a deaf traveler Chérie King. She blogs about her experiences and gives tips to ensure that you get the best out of your travels.
71. Feathery Travels – A blog about some seriously budget travel and the experiences, art and music.
72. Mapping Words – Daily drawings, illustrations, photographs and writing about life around the world, mainly in South Korea and Colombia.
73. Live More Happy – Always in search of the next adventure and a deeper meaning in life.
74. Travel Junkie Julia – Julia Dimon is an adventure travel writer, a TV host and hard-core travel junkie.
75. Globe Trottica – Free spirit wandering around the world on a budget to find the strange, the beautiful, and the ugly.
76. Wide Sea No Anchor – Travel blog that unites her passions for adventure, beautiful photography and a bit of writing.
77. WanderLuce – Lucy is a travel & beauty nomadic blogger from London. She is sharing her misadventures and trying to inspire some wander & beauty lust.
78. Where Is Tara – Adventures of a Kiwi Irish girl. Travel tips, medical advice, and amusing anecdotes from Tara’s chaotic life.
79. Travel Destination Bucket List – Anita’s travel hunger and bucketlist is ever-expanding.
80. Travel Bug Juice – Kelly has been working and traveling across the globe for the last years.
81. Philatravelgirl – A girl from Philadelphia living life, earning points, traveling the world.
82. The Touristin – For Dorothée travel is her cure and inspiration.
83. Andrea on Vacation – Travel blog following Andrea around the globe.
84. Foreign Geek – A geek’s travelogue and life in between in foreign lands.
85. Travel with Mrs. T. – Micheale is an educator for over 25 years, hence she started this blog to inspire, inform, excite, explore, create and communicate.
86. Gallop Around The Globe – Kiara is a passionate traveller since the early age. Always busy dreaming about, planning, researching and organizing her next adventure.
87. Sihpromatum – Savannah Grace is a world traveler, she’s only 24yr and has visited 100 counries.
88. The Blond Travels – Expat English teacher, solo traveler and divorce survivor, trying to find herself in the world. Currently in Thailand.

1. Leah Travels – Leah’s a travel and food writer who has as many stories as she does shoes.
2. Wonderful Wanderings – Sofie is a freelance writer and travel blogger from Belgium. Looking for stories around the world.
3. This Is My Happiness – Jenna, a California-based freelance writer and ESL instructor, writes about slow travel, art, and culture.
4. Ashley Abroad – Since graduating college Ashley lived in France, backpacked Europe, India and Asia.
5. Girl Tweets World – A travel writer from London who blogged her way around 40 countries before turning 30. On this page you’ll find inspiration and advice relating to travel and social media.
6. The Trusted Traveller – Reliable travel tips and inspiration from Australian girl Jenget.
7. The Russian Abroad – 23 year old travel blogger, born in Latvia, educated in Germany, now living in Ecuador. Nature lover.
8. Trip Wellness – Elaine travels, writes, podcast and is constantly inspired by the world and fellow travelers.
9. Cultural Xplorer – 20-something New York City based traveller is exploring world culture through travel, food, and people.
10. C’est Christine – A blog about solo female travel, stylish packing and creating an intentional lifestyle in New York City.
11. Voyager for Life – Renuka is an Indian travel blogger, wanderlust soul who travels to discover, learn and grow.
12. Solitary Wanderer – Tales and tips of a solo female traveler. Aleah started travelling alone when she was 11.
13. Nomadic Chick – Jeannie is roaming the world since 2010, sharing stories and inspiring the soul.
14. PS I’m on My Way – Trisha left her comfortable spot of life to travel remotely and to experience the world through volunteering, teaching, family stay, learning languages and cuisine.
15. Candice Does the World – Candice, from Newfoundland, is travelling the world while doing some freelance travel writing.
16. Women on the Road – Leyla shares her first-hand travel experience to inspire and inform your travels with ethical, practical and fun advice.
17. Globetrotter Girls – Dani went nomadic in 2010. The first-hand account of a girl exploring the world.
18. Just Travelous – Ivone’s motto is “Good girls go to heaven, bad girls go everywhere. Be travelous.”
19. Bitten by the Travel Bug – Nicole’s solo journey around the world in search of adventure, culture and just a little bit of luxury.
20. Be My Travel Muse – Kristin is traveling the world in the most genuine way possible, always talking to locals and delving deep into the culture.
21. Wild About Travel – Simon’s blog is reflecting her passions of discovering new places, feeling strong emotions and finding inspiration.
22. My Wanderlust – Kami Napora is a Polish solo traveler and blogger, interested in alternative spots, street art, off the beaten path places with difficult history.
23. Lemonicks – For solo Indian female backpacker, Nisha, traveling is counting number of memories, and not places.
24. Lemonicks – For solo Indian female backpacker, Nisha, traveling is counting number of memories, and not places.
25. Twenty Something Travel – Travel adventures of Stephanie, twenty-somethings girl who can’t sit still. She blogs about travel for twenty-somethings and why your twenties are the best time to travel.
26. Dangerous Business – Meet Amanda, Ohio girl, who tries to balance a “normal” life with a desire to discover the world.
27. The Travel Hack – Monica Stott is a travel addict in search adventures with a splash of style, that won’t break the bank.
28. Neverending Footsteps – Physicist turned digital nomad/travel writer, travelling full-time since 2011. Author of How Not to Travel the World.
29. Inside the Travel Lab – Abi is a writer and photographer who swapped a career as a doctor for a life on the road. On her blog she writes about her unusual journeys.
30. I am Aileen – Aileen from Philippines is a digital nomad living a sustainable travel lifestyle. She wants to prove that a life of travel is not only for the rich.
31. My Yatra Diary – A blog focusing on spiritual destinations complete with extensive description, photographs, places to stay and eat, shopping, etc.
32. Travel with Kat – Kat is a writer, photographer and human rights and sustainable tourism active supporter.
33. Lakshmi Sharath – A travel blog of an Indian Backpacker who journeys around India, world, people and places.
34. Bunch of Backpackers – Manouk is a Korean girl from the Netherlands. On her Dutch-English travel blog she writes about adventure and cultural explorations around the world.
35. Nomad Girl – Jasmine’s tips on working and volunteering abroad while travelling.
36. The Travel Chica – Stephanie travels solo through Central and South America following her motto “live simple, consume less, experience more”.
37. Itchy Feet – A travel writer from India blogging on travel since 2003. Her blog is one of India’s oldest and most popular travel blogs.
38. The Culture Map – Shing recently moved to London. Her travel blog specializes in London life, Scandinavia and the Arctic.
39. Oneika the Traveller – Canadian blogger and vlogger Oneika, a serial expat and travel junkie has travelled to 70 countries on 6 continents.
40. Indiana Jo – Ex lawyer from London, great resource to help you craft your own travel adventure to see the world on your terms and to your budget.
41. Solo Friendly – All you need to travel is you! Grey’s blog about solo travel.
42. Caroline in the City – A blog about one girl’s adventures in cities and travel tales around the world.
43. Pinay Travel Junkie – A Filipina backpacker mom with perpetual hunger for adventure.
44. Let’s Go Wander – Kisty is a creative free-spirit and lifestyle blogger with a thirst of adventure.
45. Jetting Around – A travel blog by Paris-based, Krakow-native Pola. Check her blog for city-focused travel, urban culture worldwide and beautiful photos.
46. Going Nomadic – Is an anti-tourist, adventure travel blog that actively seeks out experiences that you can’t find in a guidebook.
47. To Europe and Beyond – The best of Europe and beyond in the eyes of Canadian.
48. Sarah Somewhere – Sarah is discovering the beauty of an imperfect journey.
49. Mad Travel Diaries – A Trini female world traveller with a serious addiction to globetrotting.
50. Cubicle Throwdown – A travel/expat blog that chronicles Rika’s adventures as a paralegal-turned-dive instructor on an island in the Caribbean.
51. Adventures All Around – In her blog and weekly radio travel segment Amanda combines two things she loves: travel and chatting.
52. Runaway Jane – Jane is a serious travel addict. She wants to inspiring other people to travel and break the stereotypes and preconceived ideas people have about places around the world.
53. Chasing Travel – Cristina blogs and vlogs on local travel and cultural experiences.
54. Dopes on the Road – Meg is a full time traveler and queer travel writer.
55. Lola’s Travels – Lauren DiMarco is a fun-loving traveler with a flair for finding adventure and spreads humor everywhere she goes.
56. Little Things -Marissa shares tips and stories of her adventures around the world, ultimately focusing on appreciating the little things in life.
57. The Travelbunny – A travel blog by Suzanne Jones, aiming to inspire wanderlust and culinary curiosity with a dash of adventure.
58. The Travelbunny – A travel blog by Suzanne Jones, aiming to inspire wanderlust and culinary curiosity with a dash of adventure.
59. Helen in Wonderlust – Helen, a thirty-something, UK-based adventurer and travel blogger with special love for Africa.
60. Nomadic Chica – Slow traveller from Chile experiencing the world solo from Latina perspective.
61. This Girl Loves – Sara shares stories and photographs from her travels, along with the best beauty discoveries she’s made on the way.
62. Reclaiming My Future – Toni’s journey is proving that life happens when we least expect it.
63. Beyond Blighty – Arianwen has been bitten by the travel bug. Her current adventure: backpacking in Central America.
64. The Boho Chica – Natasha is a Dubai based travel blogger & writer experiencing the world in cultures, cuisines & hiking trails.
65. Further Bound – Hannah is a writer and designer slowly house-sitting her way around the world.
66. Globe Guide – Tamara’s savvy advice to help plan the perfect trip. Where to go, what to see and how to avoid paying too much.
67. Treasure Tromp – Discovering life’s little treasures one adventure at a time.
68. Digging Art – A travel writer and photographer sharing her love for art.
69. Fleeting Life – On Christina’s blog you will find funky travel & lifestyle content, with a focus on local culture via music, food, & unforgettable experiences.
70. Taylor Hearts Travel – A travel lifestyle blog featuring stylish, unique and exciting travel for you, your home and wardrobe.
71. The World and Then Some – A worldwide travel blog, for the ambitious, adventurous & photography-obsessed.
72. The Fly Away American – A former Texan turned serial expat. Jess is now living on the coast of England.
73. Savoir Faire Abroad – Pamela is a travel writer and photographer from Canada. Over the past 3,5 years she has been travelling through Asia and Europe.
74. Elenas Travelgram – Elena, an expat in France, is having cool adventures on a tight budget.
75. Explore for a Year – Lily’s year of travel around the world and back.
76. Unbrave Girl – Sally is big scaredy cat, but that hasn’t stopped her from doing a lot of things she is scared of. Like traveling the world.
77. Unbrave Girl – Sally is big scaredy cat, but that hasn’t stopped her from doing a lot of things she is scared of. Like traveling the world.
78. Where Is Jenny – Jenny travels the world while running location independent graphic design business.
79. Megan Starr – Megan is on the road in search of good food and beer. She is an expat in Norway.
80. Isabelle’s Travel Guide – Isabelle’s practical travel guide to journey around the world.
81. The Pin The Map Project – Nikki shares solo traveling tips, travel hacks, destination guides, food & drink stories and more.
82. The Love Assembly – Aubrey is the style-conscious traveller and author for Condé Nast Traveler.
83. One Penny Trip – An adventure oriented solo woman travel blog, about Africa, Middle East and off the beaten path destination.
84. Flying Dutch Girl – Hester backpacks around the world until she runs out of money.
85. Just Wanderlust – A discerning, food-loving, & culturally curious road warrior seeks the world’s beautiful and bizarre destinations.
86. One Girl: One World – Francesca is a tri-lingual travel guru and former expat seeking my next inspiration and adventure.
87. Traveling My Way Home – A blog for everyone who considers themselves to be a world citizien.

When we talk about the weather in Mumbai, it is quite sticky, hot and humid whereas Pune has a great weather which is quite pleasant. You don’t feel that humidity in Pune as there is less pollution as compared to Mumbai.

When we talk about the beautiful natural environment, you won’t find that in Mumbai even if you opt for a one hour drive from Mumbai but in Pune, you can experience the beautiful view of the Western Ghats which is truly mind-blowing.

Pune has a beautiful stretch of green horizons which provides a perfect backdrop for pictures which you certainly won’t find in Mumbai.

Roaming in Pune is easy as you don’t find much traffic and you can easily reach places as compared to Mumbai which has so much traffic that crossing two kilometres takes you around half an hour.

Pune is just three hours drive from Mumbai but the traffic here is quite smooth as compared to Mumbai. You won’t listen to the blow of horns or experience long queues.

When we talk about Pune is certainly is a student city where the crowd is just amazing. People are fresh and enthusiastic but in Mumbai, you will find all kind of people. As Mumbai consists of working class too so you won't meet students and happening people all the time.

In Pune, houses are amazingly constructed and they have balconies whereas Mumbai has kholis which are quite congested.

For the people who wish to party there are a number of clubs to enjoy and certainly they have quite a good crowd when you compare it with Mumbai. Even these clubs serve food which is superb in taste and they are nominal too.

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We cannot deny that Pune is certainly a peaceful city which Mumbai is definitely not. You can experience peace and even enjoy the good air present there which is not present in Mumbai.

Thus to conclude by all the mean, Pune is a better place as compared to Mumbai. You can have a perfect relaxing vacation by visiting the superb malls, markets, coffee houses clubs etc.

The first step of your journey will be going to Nalagarh from Delhi which will take around five hours. To reach Nalagarh you have to cross Karnal, Ambala and Pinjore. Finally, then you can check in at Nalagarh Fort Hotel where you can relax and have a leisure time.

Nalagarh to Manali is a seven hours journey which you will actually enjoy. You will pass through Bilaspur, Mandi and Kullu where you can have some of the amazing food and enjoy natural beauty. Finally, when you reach Manali, take a break and stay there in some good resort and enjoy the lively mall road.

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Start early in the morning at around 4.00 am and travel to Jispa which is a small village. The journey will be for 6 hours. You will even cross Rohtang Pass on your way. Do stop at Rohtang Pass and enjoy the beauty there. Even watch the Spiti valley on your way which is quite enthralling. Finally, u will land at Jispa where you can stay overnight.

As now the journey will be like steep climbing so it is advisable to stay in Jispa and relax for another day. You can visit Bhaga River there where you can have a perfect lunch.

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Now as you have experienced a good stay in Jispa, start your day to Leh by beginning the journey at 5.00 am. Get set for a long drive at high altitudes. From Jispa, the drive is along the Bhaga River up towards its source, and then to the Baralacha-La Pass which is captivating. The terrain is rugged, the air crisp, and the villagers here chaste and simple.  You can have lunch at Pang and reach Leh by late evening and stay there for a night.

Now as you have reached the ever-lasting beauty, experience another day at this place. Explore the places near to it and enjoy the perfect weather.

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Start early by 5.00 am and move towards Pangong Lake which is something so enjoyable. You can have a lot of fun there. It is a worth seeing place. Even you can travel to Nubra Valley which is a just eye-catching destination.

Thus, in all, reaching Leh will take some days but from there you can move to different places and enjoy the beauty there. Don’t forget to click pictures and stay there for few days before you plan your journey back to Delhi.  This trip will be a tough one but you will seriously enjoy and remember this time forever.

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The FIFA World Cup was started on 13 July 1930 and ended on 30 July 1930. Uruguay and Argentina played the final match in which Uruguay took the title. Guillermo Stabile who was the Argentina player was the top scorer of the whole series and was appreciated for the same.

In the year 1934 second FIFA World Cup was played. It was played in Italy from 27 May to 10 June 1934. The winner of this series was Italy National Football Team who defeated Czechoslovakia in the finals. Oldřich Nejedlý was a Czech footballer who was the top scorer during this series.

The Third FIFA World Cup was held in France from 4 June to 19 June 1938. The championship in this year was again won by Italy who defeated Hungary by 4-2 in the final. Leônidas was the top scorer of this match and was appreciated for the same.

In the year 1942, all preparations were made and Germany was the one who was asked to host the series but due to Second World War the FIFA was not conducted and cancellation for the same was done.

The Second World War was over in 1945 but it was very difficult to make preparations for 1946 as in a year things could not be done. No country stood up to take the charge so series was not played in this year as well.

In 1950 the FIFA World Cup resumed again. It was held in Brazil from 24 June to 16 July. Uruguay national football team won the championship this year by beating Brazil by 2-1. This series was loved by people as it was played after a break.

The FIFA World Cup in this year was played in Switzerland from 16 June to 4 July and the trophy was taken home by Germany International Football Team. Hungary was the first runners-up during this series and Sándor Kocsis was the favorite player.

This year FIFA World Cup was held in Sweden from 8 to 29 June. The series was won by Brazil by beating Sweden with 5-2 in the finals.

The 1962 FIFA World Cup was the 7th FIFA World Cup in the history. It was held from 30 May to 17 June 1962 in Chile. Brazil took the cup this year too by beating Czechoslovakia. Ziti and Vasa were the main players of the match.

During this year FIFA was held in England from 11- 30 July in which England National Football Team Won. Eusébio was the top scorer during this match.

The FIFA World Cup in this year was held in Mexico from 31 May to 21 June. This championship was won by Brazil national football team. The top scorer of this match was Gerd Müller.

The 1974 FIFA World Cup was held in West Germany from 13 June to 7 July. The trophy was taken back home by Germany National Football Team. The top scorer was Grzegorz Lato.

The 1978 FIFA World Cup was the 11th staging of the series which was held in Argentina from 1-25 June. The Argentina National Football Team won the series. Mario Kempes was the top scorer during the series.

This was the 13th stage FIFA World Cup which was held in Spain from 13 June to 11 July. The tournament was won by Italy by beating West Germany. The top scorer was Paolo Rossi.

This year FIFA World Cup was held in Mexico from 31 May to 29 June. The trophy was won by Argentina National Football Team. Gary Lineker was the top scorer.

The 1990 FIFA World Cup was played from 8 June to 8 July 1990 in Italy. The trophy was won by Germany National Football team and the best player was Robert Prosinečki.

The 1994 FIFA World Cup was the 15th tournament played in different cities of United States from 17 June to 17 July 1994. The trophy was won by Brazil National Football Team. Marc Overmars was the best player.

The 1998 FIFA World Cup was the 16th FIFA World Cup which was held in France from 10 June to 12 July 1998. The trophy was won by France, the host country. Davor Sueker was the main player at that time.

This year football series of FIFA was organized in Japan and South Korea. The top scorer at this time was Ronaldo and it was held from 31 May to 30 June, 2002. Brazil won the title of the best team in this year.

This year the FIFA World Cup was held from 9 June to 9 July in which Italy National Football Team won. It was hosted in Germany and the top player was Miroslav Klose.

This was the 19th staged event for the FIFA World Cup. It took place in South Africa from 11 June to 11 July 2010. The trophy was taken home by Spain beating the Netherlands. Diego FORTRAN was the top scorer in this year.

This was the 20th FIFA World Cup which was held in Brazil from 12 June to 13 July. The trophy was taken home by Germany this year and the best player was Lionel Messi during this year.

Thus this was the brief History of FIFA Football World Cup

Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow Matches Schedule:
14 June 2018 – Russia vs Saudi Arabia 
17 June 2018 – Germany vs Mexico 
20 June 2018 – Portugal vs Morocco 
26 June 2018 – Denmark vs France  
1 July 2018 – 1B vs 2A – Round of 16
11 July 2018 – W59 vs W60 – Semi Final
15 July 2018 – W61 vs W62 – Final

Saint Petersburg Stadium, Saint Petersburg Matches Schedule:
15 June 2018 – Morocco vs Iran 
19 June 2018 – Russia vs Egypt 
22 June 2018  – Brazil vs Costa Rica 
26 June 2018 – Nigeria vs Argentina 
03 July 2018  – 1F vs 2E – Round of 16
10 July 2018  – W57 vs W58 – Semi Final
14 July 2018 – L61 vs L62 – Third Place

Fisht Stadium, Sochi, Matches Schedule:
15 June 2018 – Portugal vs Spain 
18 June 2018 – Belgium vs Panama 
23 June 2018 – Germany vs Sweden 
26 June 2018 – Australia vs Peru 
30 June 2018 – 1A vs 2B – Round of 16
7 July 2018 – W51 vs W52 – Quarter Final

Ekaterinburg Arena, Ekaterinburg Matches Schedule:
15 June 2018 – Egypt vs Uruguay 
21 June 2018 – France vs Peru 
24 June 2018 – Japan vs Senegal
27 June 2018 – Mexico vs Sweden

Kazan Arena, Kazan Matches Schedule:

16 June 2018 – France vs Australia 
20 June 2018 – Iran vs Spain 
24 June 2018 – Poland vs Colombia 
27 June 2018 – Korea Republic vs Germany
30 June 2018 – 1C vs 2D – Round of 16
6 July 2018 – W53 vs W54 – Quarter Final

Nizhny Novgorod Stadium, Nizhny Novgorod Matches Schedule:
18 June 2018 – Sweden vs Korea Republic 
21 June 2018 – Argentina vs Croatia 
24 June 2018 – England vs Panama 
27 June 2018 – Switzerland vs Costa Rica 
1 July 2018 – 1D vs 2C – Round of 16
6 July 2018 – W49 vs W50 – Quarter Final

Rostov Arena, Rostov-on-Don Matches Schedule:
17 June 2018 – Brazil vs Switzerland 
20 June 2018  – Uruguay vs Saudi Arabia 
23 June 2018 – Korea Republic vs Mexico 
26 June 2018 – Iceland vs Croatia 
2 July 2018 – 1G vs 2H – Round of 16

Samara Arena, Samara Matches Schedule:
17 June 2018 – Costa Rica vs Serbia 
21 June 2018 – Denmark vs Australia 
25 June 2018 – Uruguay vs Russia 
28 June 2018 – Senegal vs Colombia 
2 July 2018  – 1E vs 2F – Round of 16
7 July 2018  – W55 vs W56 – Quarter Final

Mordovia Arena, Saransk​ Matches Schedule:
16 June 2018 – Peru vs Denmark 
19 June 2018 – Colombia vs Japan 
25 June 2018 – Iran vs Portugal 
28 June 2018 – Panama vs Tunisia

Volgograd Stadium, Volgograd​​ Matches Schedule:
18 June 2018 – Tunisia vs England 
22 June 2018 – Nigeria vs Iceland 
25 June 2018 – Saudi Arabia vs Egypt 
28 June 2018 – Japan vs Poland 

Spartak Stadium, Moscow​​​ Matches Schedule:
16 June 2018 – Argentina vs Iceland 
19 June 2018 – Poland vs Senegal 
23 June 2018 – Belgium vs Tunisia 
26 June 2018 – Serbia vs Brazil 
3 July 2018 – 1H vs 2G – Round of 16

Kaliningrad Stadium, Kaliningrad​​​​ Matches Schedule:
16 June 2018 – Croatia vs Nigeria 
22 June 2018  – Serbia vs Switzerland 
25 June 2018 – Spain vs Morocco 
28 June 2018 – England vs Belgium

Thus, this is the list of FIFA Football World Cup 2018 Venues.

In the list of Star Teams for FIFA World Cup 2018, Germany tops the list. The reason behind this is the coach Joachim Löw, who is an experienced and magnificent coach and can actually help the team to create miracles. To the more, the Germans have an exceptionally talented squad which includes Neuer, Toni Kroos, Özil, Jeremy Boateng, Thomas Müller, Kimmich and the list just goes on. The last cup in 2014 was won by Germany when they beat their opponents Brazil in semifinals. Even in the field if one player gets hurt, it is not a situation to worry as Germany has a full fledge talented team which can actually take the cup back home.

France also has a probability to take the football world cup 2018. The team has Didier Deschamps as the coach which is not a familiar one but a decent coach. Though Germany has great players but France is no less as they have players such as Pogba, Griezmann, Kante, Mbappe and Varane. Even Kylian Mbappe is one of the finest players under 25 who is present in this team. So we can have hopes from France too for taking the cup.

The other one to stay on the list of favorite teams is Spain. The 2010 world champions Spain are not the same as during that period Furia Roja dominated international football from 2008 to 2012, but, now the time has changed and now players such as Sergio Ramos, Isco and Andres Iniesta at are present which makes them one of the most fearsome teams in the world.

Brazil run under the leadership of 2018 FIFA World Cup Star Teams and is the first nation Beside the host team Russia to book their place in the series. The team has some of the amazing players such as Gabriel Jesus, the goalscorer in that match, Alisson and Coutinho who has also risen to prominence since the last World Cup, and number among several outstanding players in a strong, well-balanced and united Seleção squad. Even the Tite who is the coach of the team believed that we are among the stronger teams and taking the cup can definitely be our chance this series. Other then this Neymar is the key player on the team who has done 55 goals at the age of 26 which is pretty amazing.

Thus these are some of the teams which have a probability to win the cup of FIFA this season.

1. Wanderlusting – The greatest interests of Wanderlusting lie in languages, history, politics and experiencing cultures in a truly intimate and personal way.
2. Tao West Ventures – Wayne Seto, a mid-lifer travelling and exploring the world with a new set of eyes offering travel tips, tricks and hacks.
3. Globetrek – For the past 14 years Robert has been working for a major airline which allows him to enjoy one of his biggest passions, travels.
4. Twenty First Century Nomad – Novelist and traveler with almost 20 years of experience on his perpetual global adventure.
5. Simon’s Jam Jar – An award-winning travel blog, with pictures, stories, videos and adventures from around the globe.
6. Sam’s Playground – Sam’s photos and musings on backpacking, travel and life.
7. Itinerant Londoner – For Geoff travelling is a hell of a lot more fun than staying at home.
8. Beats the Office – Richard got a travelling bug after his 6 month trip around the world.
9. Kyle The Vagabond – Based in Maui, Hawaii, Kyle is a freelance travel writer who seeks out adventure around the globe.
10. Shoestring Adventurer – Gerard de la Pena, TV news correspondent and a radio show host, invites you to take the road traveled for less.
11. Bohemian Traveler – Stephen Bugno for more than a decade has traveled, worked and volunteered his way across the world.
12. Travel with Pedro – A London-based hotel management professional, with passion for all things travel, foreign languages and culture.
13. Active Planet Travels – Ronald is a travel blogger, television host & food enthusiast on a mission to backpack every country in the world.
14. Tripologist – Jim is an avid traveler and wonderer.He proves that even if on a budget, you can still enjoy a fantastic trip.
15. Tales Told from the Road – Articles by Dick Jordan for independent thinkers & travelers.
16. Mai Travel Site – A budget minded traveler Federico is visiting world famous destinations and explore those less known.
17. Headed Abroad – Clay is a traveler and a student who is always looking for new tips and tricks to reduce the cost of his next adventure.
18. Nomadic Lives – Stories, tips & destination guides focusing on local culture, home-stays & off-beat experiences from twenty-something Indian exploring the world.
19. The Bohemian Blog – An alternative travel journal by Darmon Richter, dedicated to exploring the bizarre, the macabre and other secret wonders of the world.
20. Ivan About Town – Filipinos on a quest to join the Travelers’ Century Club.
21. Nomads Nation – Aaron has created this site to be the ultimate resource for experienced and aspiring travelers.
22. Londoner Abroad – Ricky Carbis left UK in 2012. He is a young journalist, travel lover and, for most, animal lover – he Skype call with his dogs back home.
23. Wandering Stray – Nature lover with no plane. Currently roaming through India.
24. Max Globetrotter – Max’s observations of travel. Unusual places, curious people and the industry itself.
25. Vagabonding Life – Greg Rodgers escaped his corporate cubicle in 2006 to pursue a happier, lower-paying career as a vagabond and travel writer.
26. Travel Tall – Travel Tall aims to write, film and photograph his way around the world without the use of airfare. Currently in Africa.
27. My Travellicious – A Solo Backpacker from Borneo Island. A Marine Engineer who travel around the world without boundary.
28. Borderless Travels – Canadian guy, Ian, worked, studied, and traveled to 40+ countries around the world.
29. Net Nomad – Pete called himself digital nomad, travel blogger, coconut drinker, and risk taker. He travels the world while working online.
30. The Most Alive – Ash Clark, a travel writer and photographer from Australia shares all things backpacking and backpackers travel related.
31. Inside Other Places – A travel blog giving you insight into a selection of squalid third world dictatorships, tourist dead spots and all the crap stuff no one else tells you.
32. Travpacker – Intrepid traveler from South Africa that’s been to all 7 continents.
33. Journey Tom – Tom’s blog about travel, new experiences and journeys.
34. DigiDrift – Jason enjoys inspiring others through his writing and photography to take the path less traveled.
35. Rising Roads – Tales, travails, and travelling tips of a worldwide vagabond – by Hugh Hamilton.
36. SuitQais Diaries – Adrian was born in England and raised in Oman. He backpacks the world and is specialist in everything Japanese.
37. Travel Dave – Dave and for the past 10 years I have studied, worked and travelled around the globe visiting 70+ countries.
38. Escaping Abroad – James is an avid traveler that can’t get enough of the world. Jungle explorer, beach bum, scuba diver, wildlife seeker and digital nomad.
39. Eff It, I’m on Holiday – Romanian travel addict visiting the world one holiday at the time.
40. Joao Cajuda – A blog by very gifted videographer and traveler from Portugal.
41. The Modern Nomad – A blog about living life without a fixed address. Through travel, exploring what makes life exciting, meaningful and authentic.
42. Backpacking Worldwide – Carlo Cretaro from Ireland has been volunteering in East Africa, Interrail around Europe and backpack in SE Asia.
43. The Traveling Dutchman – Jasper is a full time traveler, part time internet entrepreneur. His mission is to explore the world’s coolest places and do the things he is passionate about.
44. Open Road Before Me – Nathan’s collection of the travel stories and the things he learned during over 2 years on the road.
45. Arctic Nomad – For Jarmo, an expat from Finland, traveling is more than just a hobby, it’s a lifestyle.
46. Tony Wheeler – A cofounder of LP, travel and discovery have been at the heart of his life and career.
47. You’re Not From Around Here – Since leaving corporate life in London in 2006, Steve has been travelling, working, volunteering and living in over 90 countries.
48. Backpacking Travel Destinations – Tom used to teach English in Honduras, still on the move. He is sharing the experiences he has along.
49. Free Me – Philip breakaway his workaholic life to spend more time traveling and enjoying the planet.
50. Gutter Pup Adventures – Entertaining travel, adventure & photography about often overlooked people & places.
51. Go Travelzing – Jeff has became obsessed with travel after his first trip to Europe.
52. Vagabond’s Log – Jens is a Berlin-based archaeologist by trade and traveller by passion.
53. Justin Was Here – Justin Jones is travel writer and a host of the Radical Travel Podcast, an online travel radio.
54. Adventures with Dan – Dan is world traveller and proffesional photographer from UK.
55. Nomadical Sabbatical – A nomad’s musings on long term travel.
56. Chris Travel Blog – Chris is combining leisure & business travel in a very efficient way.
57. Travel Andy – Practical budget travel advice from the point of view of a person with an Indian passport.
58. The Candy Trail – Global nomad backpacking across the planet – perpetually, for the pure love of travel and to off-the-track places, since 1988. Michael has been taking great pictures too.
59. Planet and Go – This blog will teach you why you don’t need a travel agent to travel.
60. The Orange Mango – Jason Noronha’s collection of travel ideas, experiences, stories, videos and pictures from all over the world.
61. Curious Nomad – Mig follows his dream to travel the world and make difference through volunteering.
62. Ramble and Wander – Malaysian wanderer with the interest in photography.
63. The Travel Camel – Shane Dallas travels to the world’s less appreciated countries and explore what they have to offer.
64. Ah Trini Travelogue – Rishi is Trinidad & Tobago’s most traveled blogger through 92 countries.
65. What an Amazing World – Bama is a big enthusiast of art, culture and history tavelling as often as he can.
66. Phil in the Blank – Phil practice slow travel, collects and makes music and teaches people how to draw camels.
67. Aaron’s Worldwide Adventures – A world traveler since the age of 4, Aaron’s got a taste for setting his sights on the incredible and unusual.
68. I Live to Travel – Raul Pino’s travel writing starts from emails to friends and family, to change with time into travel blog.
69. Imperator Travel – A lot of info and tips about smart travelling, great places to see, pictures and videos from Romanian traveler Cesar.
70. Tell Them I Said Something – Tyrhone have got stories that’ll make you chuckle, and tales that’ll make you weep.
71. Nerdy Travels – Self confessed Nerd, blogger and wannabe digital nomad. Going from rock bottom to backpacking the world on a quest to level up his life.
72. I’m Black and I Travel – Blog created by Greg, Black American traveler who shares his experience from around the world.
73. Victor’s Travels – Victor’s archive of stories, tips and travel photos. One of his project was to travel from the North Pole to the South Pole.
74. Travel Experience Live – An adventure travel and lifestyle blog by Belgian backpacker Bram.
75. Man vs Clock – Anthony left UK with only £1000 and started his new life…check how is he doing now.
76. Travel Tales – Srinivas is a wandering thinker and an aspiring author. On his blog he shares travel stories from India and beyond.
77. Exotic Gringo – Kaushal from India backpack the world and blogs about exotic and offbeat places around the globe.
78. Nomadic Experiences – Marky from Philippines is an avid traveler, photograph and writer. He started his blog in 2007.
79. This Life in Trips – Shaun is a lover of memorable experiences and overall awesome times.
80. Expedition Hobo – A blog for people with the love for travel and the beauty of the world and allowing for people to share ideas, photographs and experiences.
81. Ikimasho! – Justin’s blog is a mix of writings, drawings and photography from around the world.
82. Leon Logothetis – A global adventurer, motivational speaker & philanthropist. Good Guy and the author of a book The Kindness Diaries.
83. Adventure Rob – Personal blog documenting places, thoughts, photography and advice on all things travel.
84. Maiden Voyage Travel – Travel blog for 20somethings by Josh, travel ninja from Canada.
85. Farflungplaces – Simon is a big fan of history, volcanos and a specialist on remote places, like Turkmenistan.
86. Troy Story – Troy loves the outdoors, nature and wildlife. He wants to inspire everyone to travel solo at some point, especially those who are too shy to give it a try.
87. Engineer on the Road – After graduating Josh combined his profession and passion for travels and landed a job as a traveling water engineer around the globe.
88. Backpacking Addictz – A site about independent & adventure travel.
89. Roy Marvelous – Adventures of Roy from New Zealand who once won a contest to hitch-hike naked from Pukekohe to Auckland.
90. Go Power Kick – Mike is now studying and teaching in Thailand, traveling through Southeast Asia.
91. Peter Moore – Australian travel author Peter Moore has a funny way of looking at the world.
92. Joe’s Trippin’ – Canadian Joe, has been on the road, literally, since ever and will not stop, moving freely around the world.
93. Discovering Your Truth – Is about personal growth and the journey we travel, physically and spiritually.
94. The 5K Challenge – Myles on the quest to travel for one year on a budget of £5,000.
95. Sparkpunk – Zak is a full-time traveler and designer.
96. The Black Backpacker – A twenty-something traveller with Nigerian background and raised internationally on three continents. And bitten by the travel bug.
97. Jonas Journeys – A twenty-something year old guy who is absolutely passionate about traveling.

Timo Werner is just 21-years old, but he has proved his worth by taking Germany's national team to Confederations Cup triumph in June. He is the main players for the team when it comes to focal point attack. Even his finishing skills are fascinating which make him all the more favorable for people.

Paulo Dybala is amazingly good in the ground which actually makes people forget the fact that he is only 23-years old. The Argentinian has already proved himself on the Juventus fanatics, as well as that of all admirers of Italian Calcio. This young handsome Argentinean is actually compared to the Lionel Messi, who is a great player and is renowned all over the world. To the dribbling, passing and shooting technique he proves that he can do best in any of them.

Kylian Mbappé has captured the hearts of the French football. He is counted as the biggest growing sensation in Ligue 1. He is just 18-year old who has scored 6 goals in the UEFA Champions League last season, to guide AS Monaco to the semi-finals of the edition, for the first time since 2004. He is the world’s second most expensive player in the history of football. He is a striker who is capable of scoring a good amount of goals and getting glory for the team.

Gabriel Jesus is present in the list of best-growing talent in the world. Though he is not in the list of most expensive ones but his performance will certainly land him up in future in this category. He is a 20-year old player who has already scored 7 goals and provided 3 assists in just 10 games for the Seleção, all in official World Cup qualifiers. If we think of the modern-day Ronaldo than we can’t ignore Gabriel Jesus as he is surely the one who can take his place.

Uruguay has managed to achieve the glorious past is all because of this player.  Even they qualified the semi-finals of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa because of him.  Thus Luis Suarez is a 30-year old player who has scored 47 goals in 94 appearances and was an important part of all the big occasions when it comes to football. In the past few years, Luis has got the image of the best striker in the world and has proved this in the English Premier League with Liverpool, and then in La Liga with FC Barcelona, where the Uruguayan has basically won it all.

Thus these are some of the star footballers for FIFA Football World Cup 2018.

The Ganges or called as Ganga is a trans-boundary river of Asia which flows through the nations of India and Bangladesh. This river is one of the most sacred rivers of India and Hindus worship this river. Though it is counted as the sacred one but now it is highly polluted.

Gumti, Gomti, Gumati or Gomati is a river flowing through the north-eastern Indian state of Tripura and Bangladesh. On the river that has formed a lake, a dam has been constructed near Dumbur covering 40 square kilometers 15 sq. mi.

The Barak River is one of the main rivers of Manipur state as well as of northeast India and is a part of the Surma-Meghna River System. It begins from Liyai Khullen Village in Senapati district of Manipur State, where it is the biggest and the most important of all rivers. After Manipur, it flows through Nagaland.

The Sutlej River is the longest of the five rivers which flow through the historic crossroads region of Punjab in northern India and Pakistan. The Sutlej River is also called as Satadree.

The Kanhan River is a vital right bank tributary of the Wainganga River draining a large area which is present at the south of Satpura range in central India. Along with its 275 km run through the Indian States of Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh, it receives its chief tributary, Pench River which is the main water source for the metropolis of Nagpur.

The Mahadayi/Mandovi River or called as Mahadayi or Mhadei river is regarded as the lifeline of Goa. The river has a length of 77 kilometers 48 miles, 29 kilometers 18 miles in Karnataka and 52 kilometers 32 miles in Goa.

The Pamba River or known as Pampa River is the third longest river in the South Indian state of Kerala. This river has its relation with old Hindu Epics as according to it Pampa was Lord Brahma's daughter, who was later married to Lord Shiva. In ancient times it was called 'River Baris'.

Bhavani is a major river in Kongu Nadu region of Tamil Nadu, India. It is the second longest river in Tamil Nadu and a major branch of the Kaveri River. It begins from Nilgiri hills of the Western Ghat.

The Penna or called as Pennar is a river of southern India. The Penna begins from Nandi Hills in Chikballapur District of Karnataka state and goes through north and east through the states of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. It is 597 kilometers long.

Vellar is a river which begins in the Sheoy Hills and runs through the districts of Salem, Perambalur and Cuddalore in the northern part of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu before going into the Bay of Bengal near Parangipettai. The total length of the Vellar River is around150 kilometers 93 mi.

Thus these are some of the rivers in India.

This beach is one of the top beaches in Karnataka and offers amazing lip smacking spicy sea food, for all those who are hardcore lover of sea food, it is a treat to their taste buds. Water activities such as diving and snorkeling are done here, this beach is unique in itself it has 300 years old Venkatrama temple which attracts tourist attraction a lot. Visit to Karwar beach definitely if you visit Karnataka.

Beach known for its south Indian cuisine and lies on the coast of Arabian Sea. The beautiful texture in the sky during sunset and sunrise, makes it an attractive destination for tourists. Its meadows of blue and yellow dazzles the eyes and provide calmness inner self. It is a coastal region with beautifully carved architecture and buildings,that make it top destination to visit in Karnataka.

Gokarna beach is famous for water activities like diving, parasailing and surfing. The night life is very exciting full of music, food and dance. It is a hub for hippies and beach lover and is in the list of top beaches in Karnataka, with calm meadows it is a perfect spot for relaxation to people.

This beach is a perfect getaway with lush sands trines and stands in the list of top beaches in Karnataka. This mainland is famous for its sea splashes, shopping stands and fresh mouthwatering sea food. At Devbagh, one can embrace the nature’s beauty by enjoying yellow and blue shades of the atmosphere.

Within the coastal area of Karnataka, lies another beautiful mainland Kumta Beach. This beach is quite peaceful and is famous for shopping, girls can check out all kind of stuffs from there at very cheap prices. This mainland is rich in forest and temple with world class architecture, which makes it even more attracting for people.

Having a proper sleep before going for a long ride is quite important. Having eight hours sleep is a must. Don’t just stay awake in excitement. Even you should take nap in between while you are travelling if the journey is too long. If you have to leave for the journey at 5.00 am, be sure that you have a proper sleep and if any case you are unable to sleep then you should start your trip little late.

It is very important to state a proof of your identification on the vehicle. You might be in a big group but you can even get lost or some mishappening can occur. So, in that case, you should stick to your details on the vehicle. Even this should be done on the luggage too so that if you lose it, then someone can contact you and return if they found it.

Technology is a great help but do carry printed map along and share with all your group members. It will be easy to see routes and go according to it.

It is very important to see the road clearly. You should just observe the routes and follow accordingly. Don’t trust other riders blindly. Even see that you don’t block the whole road as even other people have to move. So go in a group but leave some space for passersby.

Don’t just carry your watch along. If you will be wearing it, you will probably be looking out at a time after every few hours and worry that you are getting late. So, in that case, you will increase the speed. So just leave your watch and go on enjoying your ride.

As you are in a big group, order different kind of dishes at a roadside restaurant. By doing this you can taste a different kind of dishes and even it will be a fun to try something which you have never done.

You might find a number of people on road. Some may try to bully you, show off or do some of this kind of activities. In that case, you stay calm and concentrate on the road. Our aim is to experience a happy journey and not fight with people.

Be friendly with your group and tell them how much you can travel and what speed. Don’t hesitate about asking for breaks in between as it is quite important otherwise you might feel tired and feel sleepy on the way. So be careful about this.

Take the tools along as you never know when the vehicle can stop working. Maintain cordial relationship with people so that you can also ask for help when needed.

Your journey is about fun so don’t worry about the speed, time or things like that. Stay in a chill mode and have maximum fun on your journey.

Thus these are the tips which you should keep in mind while going for a group journey.

VIVID is the world’s largest festival of light, music and ideas. Now it has completed its spans of ten years in the market. It shows the spectacular and admired outdoor lighting and projection displays on Sydney landmarks and at popular locations, plus a rich program of music and ideas events. The festival is based in Sydney’s CBD and is also more and more expanding out into surrounding suburbs of Sydney.

Destination NSW, the NSW Government's tourism and major events agency owns, manages and produces this event.

The previous year, Vivid Sydney 2017 had a record 2.33 million attendees and injected over $143 million into NSW’s visitor economy.

The colonial facade of Government House in Macquarie St will be a festivity of Australian art and cultural iconography which is designed by TAFE NSW students as a tribute to the country’s contemporary and modern designers and artists.

An installation made from 30 interconnected translucent cubes outside the Museum of Sydney, on Bridge and Phillip Sts in the CBD. Visitors can come in and discover a maze where shadowy silhouettes are seen through walls, making an isolating and disorientating effect.

Australian artist Jonathan Zawada has made 23 designs aroused by the environment to play on the Opera House’s sails.

TAFE NSW students have made, constructed and illuminated ious lighthouses with color, images and movement on the lawns of the Royal Botanic Gardens.

Taronga Zoo is organizing a mindblowing display of light sculptures, including favorites from last year and new designs, all inspired by the theme of conservation and wonders of wildlife. There are three sessions a night, with entry prices ying between $17.95-$26-95, with children under four free.

The Garden of Sweeties: A playful garden of sweets, lollipops and striped candy canes to attract children and the young at heart to First Fleet Park in The Rocks.

Chatswood’s The Concourse performing arts center will be the canvas for large-scale projections of NASA imagery. Visitors will actually get the feeling of traveling past the planets, floating through the rings of Saturn and perhaps even find themselves at the center of a Big Bang.

Projections onto the museum's roof, featuring BBC Earth and Sir David Attenborough’s Blue Planet II, will take visitors to a charming world beneath the waves.

NSW Police are making it convenient for the visitors as they are planning to make use of public transport. Road closures and special event clearways will be there to allow crowd flow and police are requesting everyone to leave their car at home and catch trains, buses, light rail or ferries instead to make it convenient for the public.

Thus, to conclude this is a great event which is coming in Sydney and one actually must not miss it.

This trek is quite a beautiful one as you can spot an abundance of greenery, a high altitude lake, moderate grade, and almost a 360-degree view from the top. Its simply amazing and you cannot miss on to that. You will even spot glaciers on the way. You cannot expect a lot of crowds there as it's not that famous but it's amazing. Spider wall is a must see there that makes Kedar Taal a high adrenaline option.

Bali Pass is a non-famous trek which has a number of exciting challenges and undulating beauty. The ever-changing scenery and trails of the trek will make you feel on cloud nine. There is a lot of snow in the monsoons that need scientific equipment to climb the pass. The descent of Bali Pass will give even the most knowledgeable of trekkers a heart-in-your-mouth feeling. You also see the views of Swargarohini and Bandarpunch by close quarters. The trails are rich in flora-fauna.