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Wednesday, October 9, 2019

MEGHALAYA - INSIGHT

                            PLACES TO VISIT  IN MEGHALAYA

 

1. Shillong Peak

A popular stop just a few kilometers out of town, Shillong Peak – the town’s highest point – provides an expansive look at the capital with hills as the backdrop. The area is administered by the IAF and you’ll need to hand in identification at the entrance. You’ll want to carry a good camera to take photos as the air can get hazy. However, there’s a telescope installed to get close-up views of the town. Take time to look around and have a cup of piping hot tea from the local vendors.
Ideal for: Leisure, hiking

2. Laitlum





Deep gorges and majestic hills rising in the distance await at Laitlum. You can spend hours exploring the meadows or just sitting down on the grass and admiring nature’s handiwork. Although tucked away from town, it’s no longer unfrequented and has become one of the most popular tourist places near Shillong. If you’re up for some pulse-racing adventure, head down the 3,000 or so steps towards the hamlet of Raslong. Seeing the residents effortlessly climb up and down the steep, meandering steps will leave you stunned and more than a little envious!
Ideal for: Leisure


3. Sacred Grove

native flora and fauna



A ways from the town in Mawphlang is an oasis of sorts with old
 trees and meadows creating an Eden-like world. The Sacred Grove is a protected forest overseen by a local deity. You can visit and admire the native flora and fauna but you aren’t allowed to remove anything from here – this goes for leaves, stones, twigs et al.
The Sacred Grove has for long been one of the best places to visit near Shillong especially for those who love nature walks. Local guides will take you in and narrate fascinating tales of lore.
Ideal for: Leisure, history

4. David Scott Trail

overview of the valley


One of the most popular places around Shillong for hiking enthusiasts, the David Scott trail is a 16-kilometer hiking route that starts from Mawphlang and ends at Lad Mawphlang in Sohra. The walk is easy although beginner hikers may find it a tad long. The trail winds around hills and crosses streams dotted with rocks. Pack a picnic as there are many scenic spots along the way.
Idea for: Hiking



5. Kyllang Rock

huge granite rock formation


About 50 kilometers from Shillong and around 10 kilometers from Mairang in West Khasi Hills district is a huge granite rock formation that is a treat to climb (steps are built so you don’t need bouldering skills!). It’s believed that you can’t fall off the top of the rock owing to a magnetic field. However, we advise you not to try it anyway! Once at the top, seat yourself down and feel the wind refresh you. Take along a good camera for long-distance shots of villages in the distance.
Ideal for: Leisure


incredible picturesque

viewpoint of the hill

adventurer’s mini paradise with camping
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Nohsngithiang Falls



SIKKIM - INSIGHT

                                                         




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           PLACES  TO  VISIT  IN  SIKKIM


TSOMGO  LAKE

Snow covered peaks surrounding the Tsomgo Lake


Tsomgo lake which is located just 38 km away from the capital city of Sikkim, Gangtok, is among the most popular tourist places in Sikkim. A snaky road through rocky mountain topography and strident mountains which takes you to the Tsomgo Lake is a lot of adventure in itself. If you are looking for best places to visit in East Sikkim then, you must explore this place on your trip.

Key Attractions:

  • Migratory ducks like the Brahmini

  • The beautiful flowers such as Primulas, Blue and Yellow Poppies, and Irish

  • Yaks and ponies ride

Precautions: Start early to avoid late night travel; and roads are not properly laid out

How to reach: A cab ride from Gangtok will take 2 hours for you to reach almost all Sikkim tourist places

Best time to visit: Jan to Mar for snow; April to May for Rhododendrons and Orchids; and Oct to Dec.


NATHULA PASS

 Nathu La Pass in Sikkim

 


Nathula pass located in the Himalayas, connects India with Tibet is considered to be amongst the best places to visit in Sikkim Gangtok. The pass, at 4,310 m above sea level forms a part of a side-shoot of the prehistoric silk road. Definitely one of the places to visit in Sikkim without fail.

Key Attractions:

  • Yak safari

  • Border Gates of India and China

  • A beautifully built war memorial

  • Exhibition Centre of the Indian Army

  • Mt Chomolhari

Precautions: Oxygen levels are low; and there could be traffic jams due to adverse weather conditions

How to reach:
Road 4 to 5 hours by bus from the east of Gangtok (54 km)
Train Nearest railhead is Siliguri, 165 km away, and takes 4.5 hours by taxi.
Flight Nearest airport is Pakyong airport.

When to visit Nathula: May and October; Opens for Indians only from Wednesday to Sunday

 



 Gangtok
 Gangtok



Gangtok is the capital city of Sikkim and has loads of gems in its kitty; you would be awestruck by the never ending walking trails, gorgeous silver-fir trees and most importantly the hospitality by the locals. Make sure it is on your list of places to visit in Sikkim.

Key Attractions:

  • Paragliding in the valley

  • Jhakri Falls and Kyongnosla Water Falls

  • Yak ride

  • Lively nightlife

  • Snowcapped ranges of Mt Kachendzonga

  • Bird eye view from the ropeway

  • Enchey Monasteryoiuh

How to reach: Take a cab for 148 km from New Jalpaiguri railway station. The nearest airport is Pakyong airport.

Best time to Visit: October to June



Pelling

 mountains in pelling



Second most-visited attraction after Gangtok, Pelling will sweep you away with its lush forests and varied wildlife. Since it is a small town, you can easily discover it on foot. It provides a plenty of sightseeing opportunities.

Key Attractions:

  • Sangachoeling Monastery
  • Sewaro Rock Garden
  • Singshore Bridge
  • Rimbi Waterfall
  • Kanchenjunga Fall
  • Kaluk
Precaution: Even though the road conditions are fine, it is best to take a sumo vehicle to reach here.
How to reach: Pakyong Airport is the nearest airport from Pelling and New Jalpaiguri Railway Station (152 km) is the nearest railway station.
Best time to visit: Mid February to June












INSIGHTS OF NORTH EAST

                                                                     

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     BEST TIME TO VISIT NORTH EAST



 

North East is a beautiful state, which blooms to its full grandeur in winters between November to April. Winters are the best season to visit North East, as the weather is pleasant and perfect for exploring and enjoying the various activities North East India has to offer.

 




      


             CLIMATE OF NORTH EAST 


Northeast India has a subtropical climate that is influenced by its relief and influences from the southwest and northeast monsoons. The Himalayas to the north, the Meghalaya plateau to the south and the hills of Nagaland, Mizoram and Manipur to the east influences the climate.

 

 

   EXOTIC MUST VISIT PLACES IN NORTH

 

                         

 

 

 

 

 

A trip to Northeast India is breathtaking! The vast snow clad mountain ranges, beautiful fresh water lakes, enchanting caves, beautiful orchids, and misty trails all look heavenly. Right from fertile plains of Assam, to the glaciers on the Himalayan peaks of Arunachal, there are stupendous locations which are unexplored by travel lovers.



1)  MAJULI,THE RIVER ISLAND IN ASSAM
2)  CHERAPPUNJI IN MEGHALAYA
3)  KAZIRANGA NATIONAL PARK
4)  LOKTAK LAKE
5)  TAWANG
6)  BOMDILLA
7)  KREM LIAT PRAH
8)  JAMPUI HILLS
9)  UNAKOTI AND UJJAYANTA
10) BAMBOO DANCE
11) PHAWNGPUI PEAK                 




 

                              

 




      


 

 

                          


                                







       


                            








Tuesday, October 8, 2019

DIFFERENT TYPES OF TOURISM IN INDIA

                                                                                  



CRUISE TOURISM

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Cruises are one of the most dynamic and the fastest growing components of the leisure industry in India. Cruises tourism is the new marketable product for India to explore beautiful coastline, undisturbed idyllic islands and virgin forests.



  
 The coastline and inland waterways of India has the potential to develop cruise or boat house tourism.The 8 tourist s cruise circuit will include Ocean Cruise,River Cruise and Lake Cruise.




               ADVENTURE TOURISM     

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Adventure tourism include mountaineering, trekking hand gliding,paragliding,bungee jumping and white water river rafting. The Ministry of tourism has identified list of placed in India for thrilling and adventures, mostly in Gulmarg, Jammu & Kashmir,Rishikesh Utthrakhand,Goa and Maharashtra.

                

                     WELLNESS TOURISM     

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Wellness Tourism inlcude a travel for less stressful lifestyle,to promote a healthier, and finding balance in one’s life. Ayurveda, Yoga, meditation,Panchakarma, Rejuvenation Therapy are among the most ancient systems of medical treatment in India and best way to promote Wellness Tourism.

 


                   ECO TOURISM

                           

Friday, August 23, 2019

HAVE YOU ALSO BEEN IN THE SAME SITUATION?




FIND YOURSELF HERE

⧭  ONE STOP PLATFORM FOR ALL YOUR PROBLEMS.

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DO YOU ALSO HAVE COMPLAIN WITH THE HOTEL STAFF?

HAVE YOU ALSO BEEN MISLEADED?

ARE YOUR EXPECTATIONS FULFILLED?


BRIEFING:-



HOSPITALITY REFERS TO THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A GUEST AND A HOST
WHEREIN THE HOST RECEIVES THE GUEST WITH GOODWILL, INCLUDING THE RECEPTION AND ENTERTAINMENT OF GUESTS,VISITORS,OR STRANGERS.
IT ALSO MEANS DEMONSTRATING CONSISTENT EXCELLENCE AND QUALITY IN PEOPLE SKILLS,PRODUCT AND AMBIANCE.IT SHOULD BE SMILE,TRUST,CARING 
AND SHARING YOUR SUCCESS OPERATIONS.

                                               




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'' WHEN THE CUSTOMER COMES FIRST, CUSTOMER WILL LAST''

                                                                             - ROBERT HALF
                                                                           





                                    
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                       EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW

 Complaints about the attitude and behaviour of staff are some of the trickiest to handle,especially when there are two vastly different opinions about what happened in a particular situation.  

  1. Make sure that the hotel manager or head is interested genuinely in matter regarding your complain.

  2. Make the hotel manager to document the complaint, investigate it and take further action if required. 


   3.   Ask the hotel manager to compensate for inconvenience you habe suffer.

   

                                                              

Customer have complaint about the misrepresentation.

  1. Ask for the information related to the weather conditions, on-site facilities,and activities available in the surrounding area. 

  2.     Always ask for the updated information on hotel websites


  3.    Ask the hotel manager to make up for the disappointing experience.



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Customer have complaint regarding no free-wifi in room.

  1.   Ask for the complete services provided by the hotel in advance. 

  2.   Ask for the location where you can access the internet.

  3.  Ask  for the compensation.




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THE RIGHT WAY.




  •  Identify your complaint and solution.
  •  Time your complaint well.
  •  Complaint in person to the right person.
  •  Remain calm.
  •  Find the person with power.
  •  Be persistent but flexible.





           EVERYTHING. RIGHT WHERE YOU NEED IT.      




                ALWAYS FOR YOU AND WITH YOU.


THANK YOU 
VISIT AGAIN.



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