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10 Short gateways for Long Weekends

10 Short gateways for Long Weekends

Long weekends are best to plan your trips. These getaways are a perfect escape from your daily routine and gives you a relaxed mind and body. Having these short trips helps you to have a fresh, new start for the working days ahead. But here the problem arises that planning your trips last moment can be a big task which might get your plan sink but don’t worry fellow reader as we are here with a perfect guide to your getaway.  

Following this guide and making a plan according to that would surely get you out of the planning loophole and give you a clear path of your getaway.  

Let’s delve into this article more and plan out your journey with us!  

Agra  

Situated on the Yamuna River bank. This place is a tourist attraction, Taj Mahal proudly stands as one of the Seven Wonders of the World. being the architecture wonder not only Indian’s but even foreign tourist also come here to witness the beauty of this amazing architecture which was built as a symbol of love for Shah Jahan’s beloved wife Mumtaz. Agra also has two UNESCO World Heritage Sites which are Fatehpur Sikri and Agra Fort. And if you are wondering the best time to visit Agra that would be from October to March.

Jaipur  

The renowned Pink City, welcomes you with its royal heritage and forts which amazes people and every corner tells a royal story. This city is the capital of Rajasthan and has some exotic, luxurious hotels as well as resorts. A famous place for royal destination weddings and Johari, Bapu Bazaar and other bazaars of the city are famous for local specialties including jewellery, textile and handicrafts. This city has all! The famous tourist destinations include Jantar Mantar, Hawa Mehal, City Palace, Amer Fort and more. Also, if you are visiting Jaipur don’t forget to try their Dal Baati, Kachori & Ghewar. 

Neemrana  

This place is located in Alwar which is on the Delhi-Jaipur Highway, Neemrana is a place where you will have royal experience of the ruler’s time. This place has a Neemrana fort from where Maharaja Prithvi Raj Chauhan III wore the crown. And now, the fort has become a luxury hotel where you can stay and enjoy the royal heritage. You can also visit Baori, Sariska National Park and Bala Quilla for more experience and the best time to come here and visit is from September to March.  

Mathura-Vrindavan  

A religious holy place where the Lord Krishna is believed to be born, raised and stayed. This place is full of positive vibes and energy and also has an old-charm that God is still residing there. You can visit Govardhan Hills, Prem Mandir, ISKON Temple, Banke Bihari Temple and Krishna Janambhoomi Temple to release all the stress and have a religious trip.  

Lansdowne  

It is located in Pauri, district of Uttarakhand which is equipped with oak and pine forests, colonial era buildings and this place is said to be a heaven for weekend trips. Here you can enjoy views of Shivalik range, can visit to Bhulla Lake, Tarkeshwar Mahadev Mandir, Hawaghar, St. John’s Church also you can enjoy Garhwali cuisine and local dishes as well. It is perfect for those people who love nature and want to find some quiet and peaceful place, fresh air and beautiful views on mountains and forests. 

Shimla  

The capital of Himachal Pradesh, it was once the summer capital of British India. this place has its own charm. It’s a popular hill station which is situated at 2200m. The most place in Shimla is its Mall Road where you can shop easily and the other places where you can travel are Jakhoo Temple, Kufri and Kali Bari temple. The best time to visit Shimla is between November to February.  

Haridwar  

One of the holy places of India is Haridwar. Located along the Ganga River this place has number of ashrams and temples. This place has its own significance and its own charm. It is believed that if you take a dip in the holy river Ganga then all the sins get washed away. It is also a gateway to the Char Dham Yatra and is dotted with ancient temples like Mansa Devi and Chandi Devi. The evening Ganga Aarti which is held at Har ki Paudi Ghat is Haridwar’s highlight which you should definitely attend for a divine feel. The best time to visit this holy place is October to February.  

Nainital 

Nainital The Kumaon region of Uttarakhand also called ‘Lake District of India’. You can go for boating, shopping at Mall Road or go for serving in historical temple Naina Devi Temple, Hanuman Garhi and Kainchi dham. Tibetan Market is mainly famous for the sale of arts and crafts, jewelries. Some of the things in Nainital are Bal Mithai and Aloo ke Gutke and these local cuisines should not be missed while in Nainital. 

Manali 

Manali which is situated in the Kullu Valley of Himachal Pradesh. It’s natural beauty is the first attraction for visitors in Manali. The Manu Temple, Hadimba Devi Temple are an archeological and mythological charm for the travelers. This local delicious includes siddu, trout fish, and Tibetan momos which all form interesting cuisines to match the lively atmosphere of the town. 

Jim Corbett National Park 

Corbett National Park is the first national park of India which is situated in Uttarakhand also known as Hailey national park. This park is basically famous for Bengal tigers, Asiatic elephants, leopards, crocodiles and many species of deer. By using jeep safaris as well as elephant back, you can explore the deep jungle giving them actual view of the diverse ecosystem. 

Conclusion  

Getting on a long weekend getaway can calm your mind and soul and these types of short trips might get essential after a period of time to give your mind and body a break. Getting on either a spiritual getaway or a calming one at the mountains it will surely refresh you and give you a kick to start your work with a fresh feeling. Happy weekend getaway!  

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Jyoti gupta

Hii  i am jyoti gupta and i am passionate traveler, writer, and storyteller who finds joy in exploring the world and sharing its hidden gems with her readers. With a special love for coastal gateways and vibrant cultures, i want to explore world and wants to write beautiful experience like sunlit beaches, bustling markets, and serene backwaters. When not planning for any adventures, i enjoys sipping chai by the sea and capturing memories through camera lens. Follow my journey as i brings the world closer, one story at a time.