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    • TravelerIndia 2022-23
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      Day 21

      Tadoba Andhari NP to Pench NP

      January 9, 2023 in India ⋅ ☀️ 15 °C

      A leisurely start this morning with breakfast at 8 having already packed.

      The journey was a distance of 180 miles and was due to take around 5 hours. We retraced our steps from Waghoba to Nagpur and then circuited the city and continued to head north. The landscape started to charge and we began climbing the hills with Pench national park on our left. After about 30 minutes of a windy dual carriageway we turned off the road for a final 30 minutes on more local roads and arrived at the lodge at around 1.30pm.

      The lodge is set into 40 acres of land and the accommodation is well spread out and discretely built. We have a tree house with a lovely balcony in the forest canopy. The whole thing moves slightly when you move around but it's got all mod cons including air conditioning (which we don't need) and hot water!

      There was nothing planned for the afternoon and so we spent it relaxing in the bar area and eating.... first lunch and then dinner after watching a BBC documentary filmed in Pench. We headed back to the room at about 10 to find the staff had been in again and left the heater on (it's much cooler here at night) and hot water bottles in the bed! Another early start tomorrow.      Read more

    • TravelerIndia 2022-23
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      Day 22

      Pench national park

      January 10, 2023 in India ⋅ ☀️ 26 °C

      After a 5.30am alarm call be met our guide, Shiv, at reception at 6am for coffee before leaving to drive the 20 minutes to the park gate. It was still dark, although the almost full moon gave lots of light, and very very cold. Fortunately here, along with blankets, they also gave us hot water bottles for the journey!

      The park opens at 6.45am and we were at the gate ready to go in at that time.

      We drove into the park and were soon on the trail of a tiger. First we saw some fresh pug marks and then Shiv also spotted a fresh scent mark on a tree that the tiger had left. We got our hopes up and after some tooing and froing we spotted a female tiger crossing the road. We kept on her trail and managed to spot her again some time later and watch her for about 5 minutes as she walked through the undergrowth and then crossed another track.

      Time flies when you're having fun and so we then headed to a spot for breakfast where we could get off the vehicle. The breakfast was spread out on a table that folded out from the bonnet and was delicious. Thankfully it had now started to warm up!

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      After breakfast we drove the long road back to the park gate and then back to the hotel.

      We went back to her room and had a coffee on the balcony before heading over to the restaurant at 1:00 p.m. for lunch which has usual was an Indian selection of various dishes including chicken, salad, dahl, etc

      Our afternoon safari started at 2:30 and we drove the 20 minutes to the gate and spent the afternoon trying to find the elusive, tigers and leopards sadly without success on this occasion. However, we did see a number of new birds, a crocodile and a golden jackal.

      It was getting dark when we arrived back at the lodge and after a coffee we headed to the room to get clean and changed ready for dinner.

      We watched the last part of the documentary on the tigers of Pench national park before dinner tonight and then headed for dinner, inside tonight thankfully! After another massive meal we headed back to the room and promptly fell asleep!      Read more

    • TravelerIndia 2022-23
      Day 24

      Pench to Chennai

      January 12, 2023 in India ⋅ ☀️ 13 °C

      A day of travelling today as we start our long journey home. After breakfast we were picked up for the 3 hour drive to Nagpur airport. No issues en route and we were at the airport in good time for our 3pm flight to Hyderabad. From there we took another flight to Chennai and were met for a 30 minute taxi transfer to the final hotel of our trip.Read more

    • TravelerIndia 2022-23
      Day 23

      Pench national park, day 2

      January 11, 2023 in India ⋅ ☀️ 26 °C

      Another 5.30 am alarm call and by 6.15 we were wrapped in layers of clothes and a blanket along with a hot water bottle for the ride to the park gates. Sitting high in an open vehicle may be good for wildlife spotting but it doesn't half make it cold when driving!

      After showing our passports as usual at the park gates we were one of the first vehicles into the park when it opened at 6.45am. we spent the next few hours tracking tigers and managed to see some fresh pug marks and hear alarm calls but this time were unsuccessful in spotting any of the elusive creatures! However we did see an Indian Gaur, plenty of deer and monkeys and also spent a lovely time at a lakeside which has some beautiful views and loads of birds. The water was so still and the reflections were really pretty.

      At around 9am we stopped for breakfast before resuming it quest but at 11 we had to call it a day and we headed back out of the park and back to our accommodation.

      After a coffee on the balcony, we showered and changed, packing up our dusty safari gear, and then went to lunch. We spent the afternoon relaxing and starting to relook at some of our holiday pictures. We also had a walk around the paths within the grounds, mindful of the fact that last November a female tiger had spent three days within the grounds devouring a kill that she had made.

      We watched the sunset from the balcony above the restaurant and then after watching another tiger documentary on the library area we went downstairs for dinner, outside but warmed by an open fire pit.

      Another early night after all of the excitement of the day and being full of food!      Read more

    • TravelerCULTURA GENERALE
      Day 9

      India

      November 14, 2023 in India ⋅ ☁️ 21 °C

      La Curcuma, meglio conosciuta in India come “Haldi Turmeric“,

      è stata utilizzata per secoli ed è tutt'ora molto utilizzata, nella preparazione di medicinali e cosmetici ma soprattutto nella cucina indiana ; ed è quella che dona al cibo indiano un colore giallo.

      La curcuma è una spezia di colore giallo arancio che si ottiene dal rizoma essicato della Curcuma Longa, una pianta perenne appartenente alla famiglia delle Zinziberacee (la stessa dello Zenzero), originaria dell'India e coltivata in alcune aree tropicali dell'Asia e in America Centrale.      Read more

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    • Travelerindia
      Day 1

      Allahabad

      April 16, 2018 in India ⋅ ☀️ 26 °C

      Travel from Varanasi to Allahabad: Bus

      Travelling to Allahabad from Varanasi is fun, especially when you can take a bus trip. Both the cities are soaked in rich past, dates back to India's heritage along with a vibrant culture in a way that may never be ignored.

      Probably Allahabad is laden with artefacts, adding a special touch in influencing its people and visitors. Adhering to this reason, the city earns its significance in the pages of Indian history. The amalgamation of Hindu, British and Muslim culture are profoundly intriguing. Any tourist who sets foot in the region should never miss out unique sites and attractions.

      The journey from Varanasi to Allahabad is completed in 2-3hours covering a short distance of 120kms. Travelling by bus is quite comfortable and convenient for commuters. I took online bus tickets at https://www.redbus.in/bus-tickets/varanasi-to-a… as I had sudden plans of visiting Allahabad. Bus tickets are always available and easy to book them from this online portal. They gave discounts too!

      Allahabad consists of a good network of transportation like railways, roadways and airways. The city is linked well to all the major cities of India as well as the neighbouring parts of the province of Uttar Pradesh. Buses being a suitable option as the region consists of efficient roadways. Bus as a commuting medium helps several travellers to commute seamlessly.

      Allahabad offers a great choice of accommodation options spread across the city. There is a range of hotels for budget travellers, luxury seeking travellers and many more. Hotels like Milan Palace, Hotel Polomax, Raka Inn and many more stay choices are available suiting every visitors’ needs. The travel and tourism sector has taken valuable efforts to focus on Allahabad’s Shopping destination as an interesting activity for the tourists being on a tour in the city.

      People who love shopping and has a knack for buying antique jewellery, ethnic wears, high art quality items for them Allahabad is the best place to satisfy their shopping desires.      Read more

    • TravelerIndia
      Day 1

      Best 3 Museums in India: A must visit fo

      March 16, 2018 in India ⋅ ⛅ 29 °C

      A rich sundry nation like India, which also feels proud for being home to vital heritages on the planet, it is only imperative that critical methods were and should be taken to preserve the earlier to set a wonderful illustration for the days to come back. Genially, the present and future generations, numerous museums curate and displays the historical past that represents the rich heritage. Buses are always a convenient way of travel all across India. Booking online tickets at https://www.redbus.in/bus-tickets will definitely save your time and money. Avoid all various hassles, without difficulty get into a bus and just allow yourself to explore the roads leading to the vacation spot.

      Whichever vacation spot of India you decide upon to discuss with, any traveller shall come throughout a museum exhibiting the golden historic days of the region. Additionally, no tour in India is well attained without paying a seek advice from to a museum of town that reflects the tradition and past of old India in an attractive manner. Many noted museums in India unwind tons of hidden actuality of past times.

      Prince of Wales Museum, Mumbai: It was developed to honour the visit of King George V, the Prince of Wales decades in the past. With abundant government and royal donation, the museum used to be styled as a combination of a plethora of Indian architectural styles.

      National Museum Delhi: This is without doubt one of the most iconic museums in India and one in all its variety, housing numerous artefacts starting from the pre-historic to the trendy age. Correctly, not just spanning over these eras, the collection on the museum is spread over an enormous number of civilizations and religions. Amazing!

      Indian Museum, Kolkata: Truly, a jewel in the record of probably the most illustrious museums in India, the Indian Museum is the oldest and the largest museum in the country. The museum residences of numerous galleries in with portions widely classified under archaeology, anthropology, artwork, economic botany, zoology and geology.      Read more

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