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Big cities are a yes-yes for partying such as Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad. You can also go visit Goa which has a lot of night life things. Many tourists from abroad prefer to visit Goa as it is very different to the rest of India

I recently found out about this service called KKTravels who do cheap cab sharing service from the Mumbai Airport (Domestic and International) to an address of your choice in Pune or Nashik. And also, a pickup service from your address in Pune or Nashik to the airport you want to go to for a...

Well, it is still a topic about India and Bollywood is one of the reasons people come visit India. Considering this, the other quiz I posted shouldn't be there as well since it does not have anything to do with tourism. Its purely religious.

Name the movies: 1. Features Sunil Dutt as the only actor. Holder of Guinness World Record. 2. Movie by Shyam Benegal. Produced by 500,000 farmers. 3. This is the only Indian movie to be shot at at the Launch Pad 39A of the Kennedy Space Centre. I'll try to find more questions soon!

Well, you are correct Deb! Umm, the chocolate was just a lie? :P I'll try doing another one of these if you're interested!

Following the 'Who am I' post, I wanted to make my own. So this occurs some time throughout the year, so guess when and what am I? - I am celebrated over 10 days - Most famous in Maharashtra - They make an idol of me which is around 20ft. - There is a lot of 'gulaal' thrown on the last day...

I am planning to do a charity cycle run sometime next year in the himalayas. Do you have any experience of what or where I could do it? I want it to be as cost effective as possible since I am doing it for charity and I believe most of the money should go towards charities and not just on the trip.

Does anyone have experience of staying at any place in India with Airbnb? I am looking to travel somewhere in India next year, and might book through Airbnb as it seems a little cheaper than other methods.

Yeah, but it takes a while for the body to get used to the thin air that is in Leh. Travelling by air and then landing in thin air might make it troublesome for you to travel around for a couple of days. Whereas going by road will slowly help you getting acclimatised to the air around you while...

Well it depends, you can't always rely on the locals to give the most accurate information. The area might be safe for them but very unsafe for tourists. Of course, they will have more information about tourists if they run a hotel of some sorts. But I would still compare the bits and pieces of...

As the title says; I am a student studying Computer Science. Hoping to become a good software engineer :D. What about you?

Yeah. It is pretty safe. I made sure I asked my hotel owner about the area I was going to, to find out if there was anything I needed to be aware of. But there wasn't any problem with most of the places I went.

I agree! Even people who are from USA want to visit all the countries but to be honest, there are just soooo many good things to see in USA itself, that why would you like to spend so much money to go visit a different country?!

Whoops :$ Didn't read that post before making a new one. Sorry! Also, do they have border checks to check if someone is Indian or Foreign?

I had a quick question, do you need a visa to go to Nepal from India on the road? Is there no way around getting a visa? A friend of mine is planning a trip to the area with the borders of Nepal but forgot to get the Visa. Thanks in advance! :D