The glamor capital of India Mumbai is always on its toe running around, and chasing dreams. This is one of the reasons but it is always crowded from local trains to traffic lights. You will always find Mumbaikars rushing.

The government is working to make connectivity easier, faster and more convenient for people living in the city and for tourists. Once initiative by Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray was the introduction of the Mumbai water taxi service.

Mobile Port trust with Maharashtra Maritime board and CIDCO has introduced taxi services for people traveling from Mumbai to Navi Mumbai and vice versa.

These taxi services reduce the traveling time taken by half by introducing speed boats that cover three ports between Mumbai and Navi Mumbai.

Patakhe services will run between 8:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. throw out to your exception during the monsoon season when the is the water level rising is high. The taxi services start from Belapur in Navi Mumbai and travel to Domestic Cruise Terminals in South Bombay, Elephanta, and Jawaharlal Nehru Port.

Instructions

The passengers are advised to carry the alert photo ID and arrive 30 minutes before departure, one fare right can carry 12 passengers on a one-way tour.

Passengers can carry up to 10 kg luggage per person and will be charged rs 1000 additional per kg for the above-limited weight capacity.

The word that services are nonrefundable and canceled, but if the service is unable to commence on the schedule the passengers will be given an alternative time or 100% refund within 10 working days.

Fare

Currently, the water taxi services are functioning between four routes.

Between Belapur and the domestic cruise terminal the boat takes 35 minutes, the cost of 14520 for 12 guests.

Between the domestic cruise terminal and Elephanta 20 minutes of the journey for 12 will cost 12 000 rupees.

Between Dharmatar and DCT Rs. 12000 is the cost per individual.

For a cruise traveling to multiple destinations starting from Belapur to JNPT and finishing at Belapur via Elephanta the cost is 800 rupees.

• Maharashtra water taxi
• Domestic Cruise Terminals
• Mumbai travel
• Maharashtra Maritime board

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Summers are getting close, but this summer is going to be very different than ever before. After two years of on and off covid restrictions, traveling cross-border is back in the game.

With the new normal returning, many countries have removed the covid restriction, like mandatory RT-PCR and vaccination certificate. These countries will allow travelers to explore from the day of landing, without any 14-day quarantine break.

Hungry is one of the countries that have announced the new normal. the people will not be required to present a vaccination certificate or test result. Earlier this month, Hungry slashed the rule for domestic travelers as well. Before this month people were required to carry vaccination certificates and breathing test results to dine, travel domestically, or enjoy any public outdoor event.

Iceland, Ireland, and Norway have joined the club. where people will not be required to carry any proof against the covid-19.

The same rule is applicable for travelers to Slovenia, Romania, Germany, France, and Italy. If people are planning a trip to these places, you would not be required to do any advanced tests.

Despite this, the site of attractions can have its own set of rules and suites to be followed for international travelers. Some cafes, theaters, and bar owners are still asking for precautioj=n to be held while coming in close contact with people on the locations.

The World Health Organization still has asked travelers to be cautious of the contamination.

• Travel Restriction
• International Travels
• Covid 19
• World Health Organization

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If travel is a hassle, then it’s not as much fun. Convenient gadgets available through online shopping help you better your travel experience. There are gadgets that are worth investing in.

All-in-One Universal Adapter:

All in one adapter is one gadget that is all you need for all your devices. This protects the devices against any fluctuation I change too.

Solar Charger:

If you don’t have access to any power source, you can also recharge all your devices with the power of the sun. Investing in this is essential for female and solo travelers.

Water Purifier Bottles:

On tracking and off-road traveling, a dehydration solution is present in this water bottle. Filter all water into safe drinkable water with this Water Purifier Bottles

Portable Wi-Fi Hotspot:

From sharing your location to sharing the view with your family, don’t run out of data, with Portable Wi-Fi Hotspot. Share data on all your devices and with others without hassle

Video Recording Sunglasses:

Do you ever wish you could record all the amazing views, then this gadget is best for you? These glasses record all the visuals and save them on your mobile through Bluetooth.

Automated Travel Vacuum:

Clean your bags, clothes, best, pillows everything instantly with this travel-size vacuum cleaner.

• Travel Gadget
• Travel Technology
• Universal Adaptor
• Gadget Recommendation

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President Ram Nath Kovind on Sunday inaugurated a new heritage-themed Mughal style near Jama Masjid in old Delhi, that will showcase the cultural heritage of Delhi.

The park is established in an area of about 1.75 acres, endowed by flowers and and ‘baradari’ has a cusped arch as the centerpiece. In the opening ceremony, dance performances commenced in the baradari, with a cultural performance of music, dance, and traditional performances.

North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) said the cost of 鈧�.65 crores was spent the funded by ministers of Parliament and former Union minister Vijay Goel to construct the heritage park.

The heritage park has red sandstone, white marble, and Dholpur stone decorating the site, furnished with rich flowers of variety and fragrance filling the air with aroma. Red Fort’s ramparts, ornate gates, lamp post, open-air theater, food court are also a part of the first phase of construction.

The garden was inaugurated by the president, with other contributors in the audience. Delhi’s lieutenant governor Anil Baijal was one of them, with chief secretary Vijay Dev. Mayors of the three municipal corporations, Raja Iqbal Singh (NDMC), Mukesh Suryan (SDMC), and Shyam Sunder Aggarwal (EDMC) are also present at the inauguration. senior BJP member Baijayant Panda and Rajya Sabha member Roopa Ganguly are among the contributors.

The area upon which the construction is done used to be a waste of space in a significant location with dirt and antisocial elements using the space for illegal activities. Now the renovation project will allow the general public to enjoy the serenity and culture of the city while appreciating the food from Chandni Chowk.

The first phase of work is complete and the second phase is under construction after which the area will be open to the general public at a small price of the ticket.

• President Ram Nath Kovind
• North Delhi Municipal Corporation
• Chandni Chowk
• Mughal Style Park

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Spring has arrived. And this is the perfect time to travel, weather is perfect, the windows are breezing and the flower values are blooming. So if you are seeking places to enjoy your spring then these flowers should be on your bucket list this spring.

Valley of Flowers National Park

Located in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand flower valley National park is a serene valley filled with Himachal plants and flowers that fill the valley with their fragrance. The valley is a World Heritage site endowed with over 600 species of exotic flowers, it is most popular for its monsoon Trek. People claim that the fragrances are so powerful that it’s almost intoxicating.

Kaas Plateau

Subtractive in Maharashtra is a picturesque location filled with a rainbow of flowers over the expense of 25 km in Satara city, Maharashtra. Vinod civilization in the visible area is the plateau that creates the calmest environment one can ask for, so if you are looking for a place of quiet and beauty this is your ideal location. The entry ticket is Rs. 40 for adults, children can take a free trip.

Yumthang Valley

Also called Sikkim valley of flower sanctuary, it is full of exotic flowers namely, Cinquefoils, Rhododendrons, Iris, Poppies, Louseworts, Primroses, and Cobra-lilies. The Himalayan ranges create the most beautiful valleys that are closed from December and open for visitors during the end of March with the warmest welcome with gorgeous flowers.

Dzükou Valley

The border of Nagaland and Manipur has this fantastic valley, most popular for its tracking. The ecosystem is created in the area with clouds touching the mountains, and travelers are amazed by the flora and fauna of the location. Although the flowers are of native type, they do not lack beauty in the season. You might encounter the most pretty lilies, and if you are lucky, a wild cat might cross your path.

Tulip Garden

The tulip garden of Kashmir is one of the most popular locations for Bollywood films, which is similar to the Amsterdam tulip festival. The official name of the place is the Indira Gandhi memorial tulip garden which was previously called Model Floriculture Center. This guardian has tulips of all color size design and many other types of flowers as well that are imported from Holland.

• Valley Of Flowers National Park
• Tulip Gardens
• Spring Travel
• Travel Tips

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Welcome to Delhi! This is the hub of all the foods, an amalgamation of all the tradition, and cuisine. in Delhi, you get the taste of all the states, with its own unique style. If you come to Delhi, here are a bunch of dishes you need to try.

Bihar’s Litti Chokha:

Small wheat flour, roasted over coal, is soaked with ghee. served with Chokha its is an extremely popular dish in UP and Bihar state

Punjab’s Cholla Bhaturey And Lassi:

Chole bhature is the poster child of north Indian food. This hot spicy meal is best combined with cold frothing lassi.

Mumbai’s Vada Pav:

If you are craving something to go, filled with spicy deliciousness, vada bow from Mumbai is you, buddy. Delhi Vada Pao comes very close to the authentic Mumbai taste.

Northeast Indian’s Momos:

The origin of this dish can be traced from Nepal, northeast India as well as Tibet. Momo is steamed pockets of flavored vegetables or meat. Many varieties of these dishes can be traced all over India and the East Indian subcontinent.

Rajasthan’s Bikaneri Kachori:

An explosion of flavor, kachori is sweet, spicy, savory, crunchy all in one. with all the chutneys, and stuffing filled this hollow puri, one is never enough.

• Indian Street Food
• Street Food
• Delhi Foods
• Travel Food

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National Highways Authority of India has started the construction of Delhi-Amritsar-Katra to facilitate fast and convenient travel for the pilgrims traveling from Delhi to Vaishno Devi in a short duration.

The distance without the corridor is 727 km, but with the constriction of the greenfield expressway, the distance will be reduced to 588 km, this will cut the travel time by 5 hours. now it will only take 7 hours, instead of 12 hours of the usual time.

The expressway will be linked to many holy places, between Delhi and Katra. if traveling by the express what the pilgrims will be traveling via, Amritsar, Ludhiana, Jalandhar, and Kapurthala.

The final stops will be Katra and Jammu. This project improves connectivity between the capital and the pilgrimage of Vaishno Devi. The total cost is estimated to be 35,000 Crore, for the project.

The expressway is expected to be completed by 2023.

• Delhi – Vaishno Devi
• Delhi – Katra
• Delhi – Amritsar
• National Highways Authority of India

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When traveling to any place, you must try all the local, traditional and famous foods from the place you have been to. Here are some of the dishes that are a must-have in these European countries.

Gelato, Rome:

This frozen dessert is much different than ice cream. The thicker creamier texture is a product of higher milk content. contrary to popular belief, it does not contain gelatine, the name however an Italian translation, meaning frozen.

Poffertjes, Amsterdam:

This traditional fluffy pancake-style dessert is made fluffy, served with powdered sugar and butter or syrup.

Bombas, Barcelona:

Moving on from sweets, we have Bombas, which is a stuffed mashed potato ball, fried till crispy. served with traditional success, this savory dish is very popular with locals and tourists in Barcelona.

Moussaka, Santorini:

Moussaka Greek equivalent of lasagna, but with major recipe differences. Instead of using pasta sheets, Moussaka is made from eggplant or Bringle.

The English Breakfast, London:

An English meal is the complete full pack you need before exploring the city. it includes tastes, with bacon, sausage, sunnyside up, eggs, bankes beans, grilled tomatoes, and mushrooms.

Boxty and Irish coffee Dublin:

This one breakfast dish comes from Dublin, made from potatoes, Boxty is a savory pancake that goes best with Irish coffee.

Baklava, Istanbul:

Coming back to the desert, we have this nutty pastry served with sweet syrup. This dish is an essential part of Ottoman cuisine.

• Travel Food
• English Breafstaf
• Deserts
• Food Around The Worlds

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Deputy Director of the Nandankanan Zoo, Sanjeet Kumar, said on the expected contamination in the light of the upcoming 3rd wave”Our priority is to keep everyone safe from Covid, be it animals or people. We want people to enjoy and learn about nature. Covid norms like social distancing, mask-wearing, and sanitization are being taken care of. Those flouting the Covid norms will be fined.”

“We are expecting footfall to be less than ten thousand people a day. In case the footfall goes up, we will consider measures like shifts to segregate people and ensure social distancing. People can book their tickets online through the website and the app of the zoo. However, there is no re-scheduling right now, “the Deputy Director said on the subject of the expected rush.

Indians are waiting for public places to be opened soon after the long stay at home due to Covid. As life comes back on track with a large number of people getting vaccinated, respected authorities and businesses are being opened with restrictions. Nevertheless, the looming danger of 3rd wave has people on their toes

The zoo is now open for everyone to visit during visitation hours.

• Nandankanan Zoological Park
• Uttarakhand Travels
• Covid Travel Restriction
• Travel Open Again

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Himachal Pradesh, nestled in the lap of the Himalayas, is a haven for travelers seeking serene landscapes, adventure, and a touch of spirituality. While popular destinations like Shimla and Manali often steal the spotlight, there are numerous hidden gems in this region waiting to be explored. Here’s a guide to some lesser-known but equally enchanting spots in Himachal Pradesh.

Chitkul: The Last Village on the Indo-Tibetan Border

Chitkul, located in the Kinnaur district, is the last inhabited village near the Indo-Tibetan border. This picturesque hamlet is known for its breathtaking views of the Baspa River, lush green meadows, and traditional wooden houses. Trekking enthusiasts can explore the numerous trails around Chitkul, which offer stunning vistas and a chance to connect with nature. Don’t forget to visit the ancient Mathi Temple, dedicated to the local goddess.

Tirthan Valley: A Tranquil Retreat

Tirthan Valley, situated in the Kullu district, is an idyllic destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. The valley is named after the Tirthan River, which meanders through the region, offering excellent opportunities for trout fishing. Adventure seekers can indulge in activities like trekking, river crossing, and camping. The Great Himalayan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is also located nearby and is home to diverse flora and fauna.

Barot: A Quaint Village with Breathtaking Views

Barot, a small village in the Mandi district, is a hidden gem known for its pristine beauty and serene environment. The village is surrounded by dense forests and offers stunning views of the Uhl River. Barot is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts, with activities like trout fishing, trekking, and camping. The Nargu Wildlife Sanctuary, located nearby, is home to various species of wildlife and is perfect for a day trip.

Jibhi: A Scenic Hamlet in the Tirthan Valley

Jibhi, a charming hamlet in the Tirthan Valley, is a perfect destination for a peaceful getaway. The village is known for its wooden houses, apple orchards, and lush greenery. Jibhi is an excellent base for exploring nearby attractions like the Jalori Pass, Serolsar Lake, and the ancient Chehni Kothi Fort. The area is also ideal for trekking, bird-watching, and fishing.

Kalpa: A Picturesque Village in Kinnaur

Kalpa, located in the Kinnaur district, offers panoramic views of the Kinnaur Kailash range. This picturesque village is known for its apple orchards, traditional wooden houses, and beautiful temples. The 79-foot-tall Kinnaur Kailash Shivling, a natural rock formation, is a major attraction and holds religious significance. Kalpa is also a great place to experience the local culture and traditions of the Kinnaur region.

Conclusion

Himachal Pradesh is a treasure trove of hidden gems that offer a perfect blend of natural beauty, adventure, and cultural richness. Exploring these lesser-known destinations will provide a unique and unforgettable travel experience. So, pack your bags and set out to discover the unexplored wonders of Himachal Pradesh.