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'Stuck In Car For Over 24 Hours': Tourists' Manali Nightmare
A pristine view of snow-clad mountains and trees was disturbed this week by a long queue of vehicles - all waiting to enter Manali, a popular tourist destination in Himachal Pradesh.
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5 Scenic Night Treks In India That Are Perfect For Stargazing
Whether you've been trekking for years or are just starting out, these trails are a great way to walk under the stars.
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Sabarimala Pilgrimage Returns To Normalcy As Rain Recedes
Though heavy rains battered several parts of Kerala's Pathanamthitta district, posing a threat to Sabarimala pilgrimage last night, devotees were permitted to trek the holy hills again in batches on Saturday, even as two shutters of the Pamba dam wer
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No Nightstay At Meadows In Uttarakhand, Rules High Court
The Uttarakhand High Court order banning night stay at high-altitude meadows and limiting the number of tourists visiting there would deal a major blow to the adventure tourism in the state and render nearly one lakh people engaged in trek and mountaineering expeditions jobless, said trade insiders today.
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'Stuck In Car For Over 24 Hours': Tourists' Manali Nightmare
A pristine view of snow-clad mountains and trees was disturbed this week by a long queue of vehicles - all waiting to enter Manali, a popular tourist destination in Himachal Pradesh.
-
5 Scenic Night Treks In India That Are Perfect For Stargazing
Whether you've been trekking for years or are just starting out, these trails are a great way to walk under the stars.
-
Sabarimala Pilgrimage Returns To Normalcy As Rain Recedes
Though heavy rains battered several parts of Kerala's Pathanamthitta district, posing a threat to Sabarimala pilgrimage last night, devotees were permitted to trek the holy hills again in batches on Saturday, even as two shutters of the Pamba dam wer
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No Nightstay At Meadows In Uttarakhand, Rules High Court
The Uttarakhand High Court order banning night stay at high-altitude meadows and limiting the number of tourists visiting there would deal a major blow to the adventure tourism in the state and render nearly one lakh people engaged in trek and mountaineering expeditions jobless, said trade insiders today.
