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Hello ManuDani, That's a fantastic itinerary you're planning! Traveling independently in Arunachal Pradesh is an incredible experience, and the Tawang circuit is a true highlight. Regarding your questions as foreign nationals with a PAP: 1. Moving Independently (Bus/Shared Cabs) Yes, you can...

Hey ManuDani! Welcome to the forum! You've picked an absolutely gorgeous destination – Arunachal is something special. So here's the deal with traveling solo as a couple there. Technically, yes, you need that registered agency backing your PAP (which you've already sorted), but the actual...

I haven't seen much interest in Scandinavian countries, Switzerland seems to be people's first choice (when it comes to Europe) and I am guessing it is because of the 80's and 90's bollywood movies.

I have been to Andaman islands three times, once when I was in India on a visitor visa and twice with an X visa (Spouse visa) and on all three occasions I was given a restricted area permit at Port Blair airport when I landed. It does not take much time either but a foreigner can also choose to...

That is what this website is for. Check out the Guides tab on top to read some of the destination guides. Give it another six months and you would see other websites referring to pages here for information.

If I am not wrong this picture must have been taken from top of the palace building where the domes are all caved in. Very eairy feeling that spot has to it. I sat there for two hours looking at the deserted bhangarh town and Ratnawati's temple that still stands there. People arrange stones like...

For home stays you should look at a website that specializes in home stays.

Don't eat too much of that stuff :). Too much oil. Sent from my Lenovo K50a40 using Tapatalk

Yes flights would be the best if you have the money.

I wish to go to Bhutan for an extended holiday for at least three to four months if I ever get a chance. I am hoping to do this within the next two years.

That is copy paste from one of the route planning websites.

In my own experience roads and traffic is much much better in South India as compared to Northern states. I haven't been on this route but my husband drove to Bhubaneshwar from Chennai back in 2013 and I didn't hear any complaints which he does normally if the journey is troublesome.

Nicely written. Thanks for sharing the beautiful pictures. Will visit this place when I get a chance to visit Bangalore next time. I have been waiting for my husband to get some time off from work so hopefully soon :)

Thanks for starting this section. Participati9n will surely increase due to this.