Bikaner Camel Carnival – The All Famous India Festival Tours

The Bikaner Camel Festival is celebrated in the lovely city of Bikaner, Rajasthan. This desert town is situated in the North Rajasthan. Bikaner is a vivacious, dust-whirling desert town with a magnificent fort, a revitalizing outpost experience and a promising tourist attraction. Near to this fabulous fort dwells the rocky old walled city, a middle-aged mess of contracted, dim and bumpy lanes garlanded with gamblers’ caves, burgundy sandstone havelis and two elegantly painted Jain temples.

Bikaner is said to be known since 1488 and is founded by Rao Bika, a successor of Jodha, Jodhpur’s creator. It is also being said that when the British arrived centuries later, the state of Bikaner exchanged its most excellent camels for its independence.

House to India’s only camel breeding farm and the largest such farm in Asia with a growing camel safari industry; it’s not surprising to hear that this city organizes a festival dedicated to – camels. Yes, there’s a camel festival held in the month of January every year is something that no India festival tours visitor would ever want to miss on the Rajasthan India travel.

The festival begins with a procession of well-dressed camels, while the second day belongs to the camel race. Nights offer the camels a break from all the admiration, and are enjoyed with traditional dances, including Bikaner’s famed fire dances, which can now only be seen during this festival. The festival concludes with the foreseeable firecrackers which are certainly worthy of a visit while you are on India Travel.

Bikaner may be known for its camel expeditions and remarkable, but it is its matchless temple in Deshnok that attracted many travelers to this place. The Karni Mata Temple is ‘one of its kind’ attractions in this region. It dwells rats in thousands of numbers, yes rats and pilgrims visits this place on regular basis to worship these long tailed gnawers. Do you know that you have to go into the temple shoeless?

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Kerala Houseboats – A Leisurely Fun-Filled Travel by Water!

Kerala (also known as God’s Own Country) is regarded as one of the most admired travel destinations of India. Houseboats in Kerala are commonly known as Kettuvallams. These houseboats were mainly used by the local people for the purpose of transportation. But presently, these houseboats were adapted with the infrastructural amenities including kitchen, lounge, and deck for a leisurely backwater tour.

On entering the houseboat, the visitors get a feel of old world charm with modern facilities. Soaring on luxury and ease, such houseboats presents an enjoyable stay. Built with eco-friendly materials, Kerala houseboats provides excellent opportunity to experience the picturesque beauty of Kerala backwaters.

The kettuvallam is motorized and is steered in deep waters by means of oars or a rudder. Long bamboo poles or 'punts' are used to propel in shadow areas. The crew of a kettuvallam comprises two oarsmen and a cook or chef. Fresh food, cooked in inimitable Kuttanadan style is the rage of the international tourists. Basically the kettuvallam was originally designed to transport cargo and as such many design changes had to be made to make it a tourist vehicle.

Alappuzha or Alleppey is the citadel of house boats. The house boats have all the creature comforts of a good hotel: well-furnished bedrooms, modern hygienic toilets, cozy living rooms, a beautiful kitchen and in some cases even a balcony.

Come and explore this unforgettable once in a lifetime experience with us. Travel Impact provides excellent houseboat stays and backwater journeys in Kerala – God’s Own Country!

Enchanting Kerala Charms across the Weathers…

There is something special about the each season of Kerala which has its own charms. Beautiful hillstations, wonderful backwaters, exotic beaches all comprises in this tiny southern state of India and offers every tourist a diverse range of holidaying experience. Our Kerala Tours offers an access to the world’s most beautiful destinations with a lavishly designed tour programs. Kerala – God’s own country is voted among the 50 must see destinations of the world by National Geographic Traveller!

Best Season to visit Kerala - Winters

Winter Season that falls during November to March is the best time for Kerala India Travel. This is definitely the peak tourist season of this state and the climate at this time is at its serene, pleasant and best, to take pleasure on beaches, hill stations and Kerala backwaters.

If somebody is scheduling to visit this incredible place in winter season then chalk out your plan well in advance and also make prior bookings at all places – and be prepared to face crowded spots and to spend more than normal charges for Kerala round trip, accommodation, nights out, and other events. Some special days like on eves of Christmas and New Year, this state has an extra binding charge in most of the hotels.
Kerala in summer – Good Season

If you are planning for a budget holiday then the summer season is a good season to visit this place. However, you should plan your summer holiday packages so well that you spend enough time on hill stations like Munnar and Thekkady. The heat will doubtlessly keep you off the beaches and you may find yourself engaged in peaceful midday sleeps in the afternoons. Although you can expect heavy off-season concessions as far as lodging, sightseeing, dinner and snacks are concerned. In addition to beaches, places like a visit to wildlife sanctuaries and spice plantations could provide a bit relief from the high mounting temperature. Above all evenings are pleasing and calm.

In Monsoon – Charms of Wet Kerala

With the onset of the monsoons in June, Kerala breaks up the uniformity of the warm, moderately warm and humid phases. The monsoon, which commences in June, comes as a respite for residents after the dried out months of early summer, bringing in welcome rain and lesser temperatures. The scenic location over here is at its most beautiful phases at this time of year, with grassy tea gardens in hill stations like Munnar and the vibrant bottle green of newly sprouting rice in place of the bare red earth in backwaters of Alleppey. The majority of tourists in India and overseas are yet to awaken the charms of monsoon which is the best season for Ayurvedic treatments and renowned Kerala Ayurvedic Sojourn Tour. 

Explore the only one of its kind Kerala with swarming rivers, trees dancing to the melody of the winds, hills and vast expanses of fields covered with abundant flourishing vegetation.

Traveling within India generally becomes quite difficult during the rainy season and Kerala is no exception. Road, rail and air travel schedules are prone to interruption. Strong winds and high seas also put most beaches off limits at that time. Nevertheless one should visit Kerala if you use to enjoy monsoons and wishes to observe the start of monsoons in Indian subcontinent.