Mauritius
Mauritius, also called the Paradise Island, is one of the hottest honeymoon destinations for the newly-weds. And why not? There is nothing as ethereal compared to the white sandy Mauritian beaches, which provide ample ground for the love-birds to enjoy their own sweet time, that too in peace and tranquility. And it's not just the beaches Mauritius boasts of... the illustrious countryside, water sports, adventure rides in addition to crystal blue lagoons and coral islets make this place an infallible hit among the romantic couple.

Resort &Spa - Mauritius
Sweetness of Beaches

Mauritius honeymoon is incomplete without a mid-night candle-light date on one of the endless white beaches or a blissful time soaking up the sun with your partner. Island’s finest beaches like Grand Bay, Pereybere, Belle Mare, and Blue Bay give you all the excuse to cuddle with your partner on the cool sand. Naughty adventure on your mind? Try holding her through a parasailling session or taking her on a fun-filled ski ride.

Planned sightseeing is run-of-the-mill. Why not Hire a Car?
 
Renting Car - Mauritius

Renting a car is definitely one of the top things to do in Mauritius. The island has an extensive motorway and widespread coastal roads. While taxis could be expensive and time consuming, a car is at your disposal 24/7. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to wind through sugarcane plantations, city center, and markets all at your free will. Nothing compares the freedom of driving around with your partner to explore the whole island.

A little Shopping is an elixr to the soul
 
Shopping in Mauritius

Being on a honeymoon is all the more reason to go shopping on this exotic island. The island is a shopping paradise with reasonable prices, quality products and amazing range. Some of the places to visit in Mauritius for shopping include Grand Baie Bazar, Goodlands, Quatre Bornes and so on. Take advantage of the situation and buy that seductive dress you always wanted to wear while out with him!

Teasing your tastebuds
 
Street Food - Mauritius

The Mauritian land offers a unique mix of Creole, African, Indian and Chinese influences. Make sure you experience both: street food as well as a romantic fine dinner. The must try from the Mauritian streets is dholl puri served with hot chili paste. On the other hand some of the top Mauritius hotels and resorts like Oberoi offer in house set up to enjoy a private romantic dinner with your loved one. This saves you the effort of stepping out to look for a romantic reservation.

The Seven Colored Earth
 
Chamarel - Mauritius

The little village of Chamarel in South Mauritius is one of the most famous Mauritius attractions. This village is famous for its colored surfaces with a mix of purples, yellows, oranges, and reds. The uneven volcanic surface is also home to the highest waterfall in Mauritius. These natural beauties are usually visited as part of a combined trip popularly known as the visit to “Seven Colored Earth”.

The unmatched Ile aux Cerfs
 
Ile aux Cerfs
 
A Mauritius attraction you just cannot afford to miss during your Mauritius honeymoon is the Ile aux Cerfs, an island located off the East coast. Popularly known as the Treasure Island, this picturesque getaway is famous for its spectacular white sandy beaches, palm trees and turquoise blue water. You can relax on the beach, prepare a barbeque with your partner, and go parasailing.

Mauritian Spas are a piece of paradise

Mauritian Spa

You simply can’t run short of things to do in Mauritius, and relishing a spa treatment definitely tops the chart. The Spa at Four Season Resort Mauritius at Anahita is one place where you will find a mix of Indian, African, Chinese and European therapeutic spas. You and your partner would love to be buffed with their signature Mauritian fusion spas and massage. It’s a two – three hour soothing experience that’ll get you started for the forthcoming nights on your Mauritius honeymoon!

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Woman in Winter

Winter is on it's way, and there is no better time than NOW to book your vacation well in advance. While we have a plenty of choice to pick from, this blog is precisely inclined to the best winter vacation spots in India.

 Romantic Couple

Yes, India has, is, and will always be one of the most alluring winter vacation spots for tourists, native and foreigners alike, and we are here to tell you why. Read on as we reveal 7 of the topmost winter vacation spots in India (arranged in alphabetical order).

Andaman Island

Andaman & Nicobar Island

The tranquil ambience and exotic marine life of Andaman Islands can be enjoyed in the winter months at it's best.

Andaman Island India

The islands of Andaman and Nicobar are hilly in places fringed with coconut palm, covered with tropical jungle and interspersed with flat stretches of crescent shaped beaches offering paranomic views to the tourist.

Dharamshala & McLeodganj

Dharamshala Shimla

Dharamsala is renowned as the seat of Dalai Lama and the Tibetan Government in Exile is nestled in the Dauladhar range of Himalaya.

Kangra Valley Dharamshala

A little ahead of Dharamsala is McLeodganj which is at a bit higher altitude and is a different world altogether. The weather, ambience, the crowd and the culture makes these two places one of the most alluring and beautiful destinations to enjoy your winter vacations.

Goa

Couple Enjoying in Goa

Goa is not only famous for its beaches, but also for its carnivals and old churches. It’s a perfect destinations for fun lovers. Goa has always been a popular haunt for international tourists much for the vibrant nightlife, cruises, and beaches.

Nightlife Goa

As it is the time for Christmas and New Year and people of Goa celebrate both these occasion With great gusto and this tourist destination is best to visit in winters.

Kashmir

Couple in Kashmir

Kashmir is known as one the most beautiful places in India where time stands still. Water, in all or any forms, is one of Kashmir's charms like rivers, lakes, springs, make music all over the valley.

Kashmir India

The alluring and majestic sweeps of forested mountains are tempered with miles of flowering meadows. It has many breathtaking and attracting places that is beyond imagination.

Kerala

Couple in Kerala

The mesmerizing waterfalls, the enchanting backwaters of Kerala, the serene atmosphere and the hill stations makes the Kerala one of the most preferred tourist destinations, especially in the beautiful and chilly winter season.

Kerala Backwaters

Kerala is an ideal place to enjoy your winter vacations as it experiences moderate climate throughout the year.

Rajasthan

Rajasthan India

The best times to visit this Land of Maharajas is during the winter months. Rajasthan is land of desert, forts, palaces and colorful attire.

Hawa Mahal Rajasthan

The state experiences cold climatic conditions during the winter months. Coupled with traditional folk dances and the famed Rajasthan hospitality, there is something magical about visiting the different forts and palaces of Rajasthan.

Shimla

Girl Enjoying in Shimla

There is nothing better than spending a romantic vacation with your loved one someone in the midst of snow.

Romantic Couple in Shimla

The mall road here is packed with beautiful and lovely couples as the snow covered peaks and good accessibility makes it one of the hottest destinations for honeymooners in the winter season.


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Bali
The magical essence of Bali enjoys a reputation spread far and wide. With its exotic beaches and scenic paddy fields, Bali sees a considerable influx of tourists every year. While beach parties are a craze at the Kuta Beach, the Pura Luhur temple scores well in playing the part of a popular religious shrine in this earthly paradise.

Ubud Hanging Garden Hotel

Below is a list of some of the many amazing must-visit places in Bali which the prospective traveler should not forget to list on thier bucket list.

Sanur Beach

Sanur Beach Bali

Located in the village of Denpasar in southeast Bali, quiet Sanur Beach is a popular destination for older visitors, which has earned the spot the nickname “Snore Beach.”

Sanur Beach

In addition to the area’s well-kept beach, Sanur has several important historic sites, including the Blanjong Temple, which contains a column bearing inscriptions that date back to the 9th century.

Nusa Lembongan

Nusa Lembongan Bali

Part of Bali Province, Nusa Lembongan is a small island located off the southeastern shores of Bali’s mainland. The island’s beaches attract the most visitors.

Nusa Lembongan Bali Snorkeling

Many areas around Nusa Lembongan are also good for diving and snorkeling, with abundant marine life and healthly coral. Surfing can get a bit crowded, but the waves are good.

Lovina

Lovina - Bali

The largest resort area on the north coast of Bali, Lovina is best known for the black volcanic sand of its 5-mile beach.

Swimming with Dolphins

The calm sea is perfect for swimming and dolphin watching too, making the area an ideal vacation destination for families.

Pura Luhur Uluwatu

Pura Luhur Uluwatu

The Bukit Peninsula located at the southern tip of Bali is home to the Pura Luhur Uluwatu, one of the nine major Hindu temples on the island. Founded in the 11th century, the temple was built at the edge of a limestone cliff top jutting out over the sea.

Pura Ulun Danu Bratan

Statues of Ganesha flank the entrance to the temple complex, and live monkeys beg for treats from visitors. Dances are performed for visitors every evening at sunset.

Mount Batur


Sunrise Mount Batur

While it’s not the highest point on Bali, Mount Batur is situated on one of the island’s most dramatic landscapes. The peak is a sometimes-active volcano that includes four craters, a lake and several villages.

Mount Batur - Bali

Climbing to the top of Mount Batur to watch the sunrise is a popular activity. Visitors also come to Mount Batur to see Pura Ulun Danu Batur, one of Bali’s nine major Hindu temples.

Kuta Beach

Kuta Beach Surfing Girl

Located on the southern point of the island in the village of Kelurahan, the long, broad stretch of sand one of the best-maintained and most scenic beaches on the island.

Kuta Beach Bali

Known for its active nightlife, the southern section of the beach is usually crowded, day or night. A short stroll to the north end of the beach, however, offers visitors a quiet sense of solitude.

Ubud

Ubud - Bali

Perched among the terraced rice fields that climb up the foothills of Bali’s central mountains, Ubud is considered the island’s cultural heart. Ubud is home to the island’s most important museums, including the Neka Art Museum with its expansive collection of Balinese paintings.

Kecak-Dance Bali

There are dance and music performances every day throughout the city as well as numerous art galleries and craft shops to explore. Ubud is surrounded by gently rolling rice paddies which create a beautiful impression of greenness.


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Fall Destinations - US
So, what is it about the US fall that takes you by storrm? Come autumn, many of America's national parks are at their most visually stunning. It's not only the fall foliage that amplifies their beauty, but also the waning light casting the landscape in an almost magical iridescence. And after the heat of summer, the crisp air offers a welcome reprieve.

Great Fall Destinations

Whether you prefer to drive through or hike through, these parks will prove unforgettable. Check out some of the must-visit great fall destinations; you would book your next fall vacation at the skip of a heartbeat, we bet!

ACADIA NATIONAL PARK (Maine)

Acadia National Park - Maine

The historic, unpaved carriage roads in Acadia National Park are closed to motorized vehicles, making for an idyllic setting to hike or bike the park's blazing reds, oranges, and yellows afforded by maple, birch, and poplar trees. Alternately, you can drive the scenic loop along the rocky coastline. We recommend doing both in this great fall gateway.

CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK (Oregon)

Crater Lake National Park - Oregon

The deep blue abyss of Crater Lake National Park collects in a dormant volcano crater surrounded by 2,000-foot cliffs. This is a breathtaking sight that's set in a harsh environment with a very short window for visits. Even in July, there's still snow on some of the hiking trails, and by mid-October you're too late—it's already winter again. The best time to visit is September, when the weather is crisp and the summertime tourists are long gone.

GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK (Wyoming)

Grand Tenton National Park - Wyoming

The Tetons have large stands of deciduous trees—cottonwoods, aspen, willows— whose leaves blaze yellow and orange come fall, making it one of the great fall destinations. There's also plenty of wildlife action in Grand Teton National Park as elk spar and sound their mating bugle, bull moose search for a mate, and bears scramble for berries before hunkering down for hibernation.

LASSEN VOLCANIC NATIONAL PARK (California)

Lassen Volcanic National Park - California

This area may be best known for it's volcanoes (all four types found in the world are represented here), but the remote wilderness of Lassen Volcanic National Park also serves up a splendid cornucopia of fall colors. The golden palette—courtesy of aspens, oaks, and sagebrush—paints a startling contrast to the crystal-blue lakes, giant lava pinnacles, steamy sulphur vents, and jagged craters.

MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK (Washington)

Mount Rainier National Park - Washington

Fall foliage at Mount Rainier National Park is very different than in the more eastern parts of the country, but just as spectacular. Starting in late September, every huckleberry bush, aspen, cottonwood, vine maple, elderberry, willow, and tamarack (western larch), bursts into hues of gold, amber, and crimson.

YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK (California)

Yosemitre National Park - California

The spectacular Yosemite National Park is mostly evergreen trees, and not known for its fall foliage. This makes it ideal for autumn visitors, who get the park's normally overrun granite cliffs, ancient giant sequoias, and waterfalls practically to themselves in October and November, which undoubteldly makes for a great fall gateway.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK (Colorado)

Rocky Mountain National Park - Colorado

The famous Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park tops out at over 12,000 feet, providing an exceptional vantage point to view the vibrant gold aspens. The park is dominated by a species known as the quaking aspen, which has a flat stem causing its leaves to quiver at the slightest breeze. The effect is mesmerizing in the sunlight.

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