Weekend Getaways
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| The long festive weekend has just gone past and things have lulled down. Bring back the zest to life with a fun-filled vacation. India is filled with amazing spots that may not count as major tourist destinations but are perfect for a enjoying a nice weekend getaway, where you can pamper yourself and your family and enjoy the best of life’s pleasures. Yatra’s top three picks are: |
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Alleppey: The Venice of the East has many takers. Spend a day cruising through the scenic backwaters of Kerala in a traditional houseboat or kettuvallam, as it is called. Though traditional, these houseboats are air-conditioned and offer all the comforts of modern life. As you cruise through the palm-fringed backwaters, its tranquil surroundings will relax you and stunning vistas will make you feel one with nature. |
| Meals are included. Stay at a resort for the rest of the weekend and pamper yourself with an Ayurvedic massage besides visiting the sights and attractions of Alleppey. |
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Ranikhet: Nestled amid the foothills of the majestic Himalayas, surrounded by towering pine trees that give sanctuary to hundreds of birds and small animals and a town that retains its colonial character - Ranikhet is indeed a paradise! It is one of the few places on earth to escape the ravages of time and fast-paced development that is rampant in other popular tourist spots |
| especially hill stations and offers honeymooners, nature lovers, bird watchers as well as those seeking a sabbatical from city life a perfect retreat. Play golf at the Army Golf Club, savor the sylvan surroundings, take a tour of the colonial houses, or simply practice the art of doing nothing as you relax and take in the beauty of nature’s creations. |
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Udaipur: The land of kings and princes has never failed to enchant its visitors. Majestic forts, royal palaces, and the amazing cultural heritage of Rajasthan skillfully complement the scenic surroundings to ensnare your senses. Enjoy a boat ride on the Pichola Lake, explore its many monuments and forts, and savor the tempting Rajasthani delicacies. |
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