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01/09/2017

A delicious meal in a restaurant is one guilty pleasure we all enjoy (well, most of us anyway).What if I were to tell you that you can now dig into a delicious meal at a restaurant without an ounce of guilt! Sounds too good to be true? Not really. Here are five of the best organic restaurants around India where you can enjoy delectable food without counting calories.

1.Birdsong Organic Café, Mumbai

The Birdsong in Bandra is a very well-known organic food joint in Mumbai. A multi-cuisine restaurant, The Birdsong is particularly famous for its breakfast. Other popular items on the meu are Herb Roasted Baby Jacket Potato, Kheema Pav and Hot Chocolate. Jaggery instead of sugar, no preservatives and organic vegetables gives you the full right to hog without any guilt!
Address: The Birdsong, Waroda Road, Behind American Express Bakery, Near Jude Bakery, Hill Road, Bandra West | Ph. No. 022 26422323

Try: Jacket Potatoes with Sour Cream

Opening hours: 9:00am to 11:00pm

Meal for Two: Rs. 800/-
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2.California Burritos, Bengaluru

California Burritos have a “No Microwave” and “No Preservatives” policy. Serving a variety of Mexican dishes ranging from Burritos, Nachos, Tacos, Rice Bowls and Mexican Salads, all the ingredients are sourced from organic farms. A great option for simple, wholesome and healthy meals.

Address: 123 1st Main Opposite California Pizza Kitchen, JNC Road, 5th Block Koramangala, Bengaluru | Ph. No. 080280 26574

Try: Burrito Bowl

Opening hours: 11:00am to 11:00pm

Meal for Two: Rs. 300/-
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3.Cafe Organica, Kolkata
A pure vegetarian and vegan restaurant in a city known for its non-vegetarian preparations, Café Organica serves Italian food prepared using fresh, organically grown ingredients.
Another pure vegetarian restaurant in the land of fish and meat. Café Organica serves Italian food made with organically grown and fresh ingredients. This Café that provides free Wi-Fi and also has outdoor seating. Some of the popular items on their menu include Mushroom on Toast in Vegan Cream Sauce, Grilled Veg Panini, Chilli Cheese Toast, Vegan Frozen Banana Ice Cream and the Lemongrass Cooler.

Address: 4, Sunny Park, Opposite CIMA Art Gallery, Ballygunge, Kolkata | Ph. No. 033 40647678

Try: Lemongrass Cooler

Opening hours: 8:00am to 9:00pm

Meal for Two: Rs. 700/-
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4.Green Café, Chennai

Located in Natesan Park, Green Café serves South Indian cuisine. This vegetarian only restaurant handpicks its vegetables and pulses from organic farms only. This inexpensive restaurant has a comfortable ambience with wooden chairs and tables and cutlery made out of tree bark. Some of the must try dishes here are Raagi Paniyaram, Masala Stuffed Idly, Varagu Dosai and the Raagi Peanut Halwa.

Address: Cres Park St, Pathasarthy Puram, T. Nagar, Chennai, Tamil Nadu | Ph. No. 099525 78888

Try: Raagi Kozhukattai

Opening hours: 12:00 noon to 3:30pm & 7:00pm to 10:00pm

Meal for Two: Rs. 300/-

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5.The Yellow Straw, Kolkata

A very popular vegetarian food joint in Kolkata, The Yellow Straw is known for its healthy juices, smoothies and summer coolers at affordable prices. Some of the must try items on their menu are the Sweet Chilli Potato Toastie, Cheese Garlic Toastie, Healthy Straw, Skin Glow Straw and the Mean Green Straw.

Address: 6A, Kiran Shankar Roy Road, Dalhousie BBD Bagh, Kolkata | Ph. No. 098317 10101

Try: Summer Cooler Straw

Opening hours: 9:30am to 7:30pm

Meal for Two: Rs. 200/-
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20/08/2017

So you’ve spent an insane number of sleepless nights planning out your wedding and every small detail, your dress, the invitees, photographer… (the list doesn’t look like it’s ending soon!) In between this rush, the elation of starting a new life, planning for your honeymoon might have slipped through the cracks. How you wish a wedding planner could appear out of thin air to book the best romantic destination for your honeymoon. After all, this part of your journey needs to be perfect too, right?.

Fret not! We’ve handpicked these top 5 honeymoon destinations in India for your ultimate romantic hiatus. From the beach-haven Goa to the snowy valleys of Kashmir, this list of places to visit in India on your honeymoon has everything that will help you make memories that you’ll cherish forever.

Goa:

Honeymoon Style: Fun/Party

Goa needs no introduction. A very popular honeymoon destination in India for couples, Goa has everything for you to make sure the honeymoon period never does end. Balmy shores, glorious Portuguese architecture, fiery glasses of feni, eclectic nightlife and some delectable spice-laden vindaloo. That’s Goa for you. A coastal retreat with a shimmering sun in the backdrop, Goa has more than enough to make you fall in love over and over again and make sure the wedding fever doesn’t fade away.

Romantic Things to Do:

Soak in the splendid views of the sunset from Fort Chapora with your beloved
Grab some beers, walk hand-in-hand on the white sand and laze around in a shack
Dance the night away in LPK (Love Passion Karma), Mambo’s or Tito’s, some of the finest clubs in Goa
Spend some time relaxing and massaging away the weariness of the wedding festivities.

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Andamans (Neil Island):

Honeymoon Style: Relaxing/Beach

Andaman’s should feature on top of your list of honeymoon destinations because this is a beach paradise like none other. Sun-kissed beaches, a dash of history and world-class water sports make Andamans the ideal place for honeymooners.You don’t have to go to Thailand, Maldives or Mauritius when you could look outside your window to catch the sparkle of the lighthouses sprinkled on neighbouring isles or walk the white sands of Asia’s best beaches. Andamans offers the perfect sojourn for couples to make unlimited memories.

Romantic Things to Do:

A candlelit dinner by the beach, under the stars. (Talk about a perfect romantic set up!)
Andamans crystal clear waters are any diver's dream. Go explore the rich marine life together.
Don’t miss the spectacular sunsets, especially the one at the Sunset Point, which is situated towards the western side of the beach

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Kerala (Munnar)

Honeymoon Style: Relaxing

Mountains and lakes, coffee plantations and houseboats, spa and spice - Kerala has it all! Walk together by the lush green tea plantations, soak in the salubrious air or just sit on the porch in one of its cottages. Kerala’s charm will keep you coming back for more and more because you can never get enough of the backwaters and the verdant delights of Kerala.

Romantic Things to Do:

Indulge in a luxurious spa session.
Take a houseboat ride if you are staying in Alleppey or Kumarakom. Don’t forget to sip on champagne as you glide past the palm-fringed backwaters
Rent a car/bike and drive up the mountains in Wayanad
Enjoy the sun setting along the horizon while sitting on the pier beside Chinese catamarans.

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Kashmir (Gulmarg):

Honeymoon Style: Luxury

With vistas that can give Switzerland a run for its money, Kashmir is the perfect place for honeymooners.The pristine white snow and complimentary cold weather will have you two cozying up in front of a fire (or heater) in no time while enjoying the panoramic views outside your window. Take time to experience the local flavour and cuisine, explore the snow-clad mountains, the lines of wild flowers and the spectacular Dal Lake with your beloved and understand why Kashmir’s beauty is second to none.

Romantic Things to Do:

Take the Gondola ride together. Seeing Gulmarg from 14,000 feet is a surreal experience.
Walk up to the Strawberry Valley in Gulmarg and sample the freshest strawberries.
In Srinagar, sail by the Dal Lake and relive the iconic scene of the movie Kashmir Ki Kali where Shammi Kapoor romances Sharmila Tagore on a shikara. Here’s your chance to make the reel life your real one.

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Rajasthan (Udaipur):

Honeymoon Style: Culture/Classic Romance

Is Udaipur as amazing as Bollywood boasts it to be? The answer is yes. The iconic palaces, museums and shimmering lakes make Udaipur one of the most romantic spots in India.experience the days of the Raj with your loved one as you weave through the streets of Udaipur soaking in the colours and the variety of culture.There’s plenty to do in Udaipur or you could choose to bask in the tranquility of the boat rides on the lakes, admire its lively art scenes and old-world charm and take back a honeymoon to remember.

Romantic Things to Do:

Choose one of the exquisite palaces as the backdrop and indulge in some post-wedding photography
Take a sunset boat cruise on Lake Pichola and watch the road glimmer as the sun sets
Enjoy Udaipur’s illuminated skyline from the city’s myriad rooftop restaurants

05/08/2017

With 7th August (Monday) being Rakshabandhan, and 15th August falling on a Tuesday (all you need is a Monday off), you can plan a nice weekend getaway in the month of August’17 to explore places around your city. If you are falling short on ideas, here are some cool itineraries you can follow for a super fun-packed break for the long weekends in August.

Chennai – Puducherry – Tharangabadi

If you are located down south and want the best out of your long weekend, plan a road trip from Chennai to Tharangambadi via Puducherry. The drive along the coastline will simply leave you yearning for more.

Plan your drive

Chennai to Puducherry

Route 1: Via East Coast Road | Distance: 155.2 km | Travel time: 3 h 22 min

Route 2: Via NH32 | Distance: 170.9 km | Travel time: 3 h 28 min

About Puducherry

Puducherry

The largest French colony in India, you will experience a dash of heritage at every nook and corner of Puducherry. If you wish to have a closer dialogue with the city, simply stroll around, rent a bicycle or hire a motorcycle. Puducherry’s architectural excellence, quaint beaches and ethnic flavour will leave you mesmerised.

Key attractions: Churches | The Promenade | Sri Aurobindo Ashram | Botanical Garden | Pondicherry Museum | Auroville | Ousteri Lake | Romain Rolland Library | Anglo French Textile Mill | French War Memorial

Read more: A weekend in Puducherry

Puducherry to Tharangambadi

Plan your drive

Route: Via NH32 | Distance: 116.1 km | Travel time: 2 h 34 min

About Tharangambadi

A historical enigma, Tharangambadi was formerly known as Tranquebar. This coastal town draws its name Tharangambadi (place of the singing waves) from the mighty waters of the Indian Ocean. It was once the trading port for East India Company and the whiff of colonialism can still be felt in its architecture.

Key attractions: Fort Dansborg | Old Danish Cemetery | The Masilamani Nathar temple | The Zieganbalg Museum Complex

Mumbai – Vasind – Nashik

Soak yourself in the lush green environs of Western Ghats as you travel from Mumbai to Vasind and Nashik. The landscape is simply breathtaking, especially during monsoons.

Mumbai to Vasind

Plan your drive

Route: Via Eastern Express Highway or Mumbai - Agra National Highway and NH160

| Distance: 62.8 km | Travel time: 2 h 24 min

About Vasind

Vasind is a popular weekend getaway from Mumbai, known for its beautiful camping sites in the woods. Located on the banks of Bhatsai River, this serene town is the perfect place to enjoy nature’s beauty in a quiet environment. You can enjoy white water rafting and trek to the Mahuli Fort.

Key Attractions: Mahuli Fort | Shiva Temple | River Bhatsai.

Vasind to Nashik

Plan your drive

Route: Via NH160 | Distance: 106.6 km | Travel time: 1 h 38 min

About Nashik

Nashik

Located on the banks of River Godavari, Nashik is dotted with many temples and forts. Of late, Nashik has picked up as a destination for Wine Tourism. Apart from local sightseeing, book yourself for some outdoorsy adventure. There are almost 10 different treks you embark upon from here.

Key Attractions: Sita Gufa | Panchvati | Trimbkeshwar | Pandavleni Caves | Sula Vineyard | Anjaneri Hills | Saptashrungi | Doodhsagar Falls

Delhi – Neemrana – Jaipur

Break free from the hustle-bustle of the capital and drive down to Jaipur for a quick holiday. By August, the holiday rush subsides a bit and tourist spots get a new lease of life. You must stop by at Neemrana for a rustic rendezvous before you head for the Pink City.

Delhi to Neemrana

Plan your drive

Route 1: Via NH48 | Distance: 129.2 km | Travel time: 2 h 55 min

Route 2: Via NH352 and NH48| Distance: 143.6 km | Travel time: 2 h 58 min

About Neemrana

Neemrana is one of the oldest heritage towns in district Alwar. The key highlight here is the Neemrana Fort built in 1464 AD – now Rajasthan’s oldest luxury resort. Coupled with modern elements of hospitality, the resort paints a colourful picture of the past and the present.

Key Attractions: Neemrana Fort Palace | Baori

Neemrana to Jaipur

Plan your drive

Route: Via NH48 | Distance: 155 km | Travel time: 2 h 37 min

Jaipur

One of the most popular tourist destinations in India, Jaipur reflects Rajasthan’s royal cultural and historical heritage. The forts in Jaipur epitomise the city’s glorious past, and the vibrant architecture of the city is a sheer delight for shutterbugs. Jaipur is truly a shopper’s paradise and its rich food has something for every palate.

Key Attractions: Hawa Mahal | Nahargarh Fort | Amber Fort and Palace | Abhaneri Step Well | Jal Mahal | Jaigarh Fort | City Garden | Albert Hall Museum | Rambagh Palace

What are you waiting for? Start planning your long weekend getaway now!

25/07/2017

here is the procedure for the Indian passport ... and you can still approach us for the more info ....

You need to apply for a passport for the first time. You’ve heard the stories from those around you of how tackling bureaucratic red tape at the passport office can give you gray hairs, of how a tout will clean you out! You’re now kicking yourself for wanting to go on an international holiday. Worry not! Times are changing and so are the ways of how government departments work. In an effort to streamline the process and make the system more transparent, applying for a passport for the first time isn’t as daunting as you think. Here’s what you need to know…

Apply Online

It’s fast and easy! Welcome to the website of Passport Seva - http://www.passportindia.gov.in. This is the Holy Grail for every Indian citizen in need of a passport. From basic information on how to start to the documents you require and the forms you need to fill, it’s all here.

Get Your Documents In Order

While filling out the application form is just one part of the process, you’ll also need to ensure that your supporting documents are in order. These may include a birth certificate, proof of identity and proof of residence.

Make An Appointment

After registering online, submitting your application and getting all your paperwork in order, make an appointment at the nearest PSK or Passport Service Kendra. In order to confirm at appointment at a PSK, it’s mandatory to make an online payment via credit or debit card, internet banking or a bank challan. If for any reason, you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment, you can do so twice within a year of the first appointment.

Visiting Your PSK

On the day of your appointment, make sure to carry all your original supporting documents along with two photocopies of each. If for some reason, your documents are not in order or something further is required and you may need to visit the PSK again, you can do so on a ‘walk-in’ basis within 3 working days from the time and date of your appointment.

Police Verification Process

After submitting all your documents to the PSK, you will be subjected to a police verification where they will validate some of the information you mentioned on the form. For this, the police will visit the address mentioned on your application form.

Delivery Of Your New Passport

The Ministry of External Affairs has fixed a time limit of 30 days for issuance of new passports from the date you submit your documents to the PSK. Your passport will be delivered to the recipient in person by the postman.

Tatkaal Passports

If you have an urgent need for travel and require a passport with 1-7 working days, you may apply for a Tatkaal passport if you meet the requirements. The Passport Seva website is where you can find all the information and details if applying for a Tatkaal passport.

Cost Of A New Passport

The cost of a new passport with 36 pages is Rs. 1500 and Rs. 3500 if you’re applying for a Tatkaal passport. Please check the Passport Seva website for the latest updates.

Renewing A Passport

If your passport is expiring or you have lost it or it has been damaged, you will need to apply for a new passport. If you have previously held an Indian passport, you may not be subjected to police verification. If this is the case, your passport will reach you within 15 days of submitting your documents to the PSK.

23/07/2017

“Wow, 48 hours in Paris!” :) “WHAT? Only 48 hours in Paris!!” :(

These are the two feelings that must be alternating in your mind while you plan. So let’s get cracking and make those 48 hours in Paris perfect!

First and foremost, make sure you book a hotel or apartment in the centre of Paris close to most of the attractions so you don’t waste time travelling within the city.

There are two ways of seeing most of the attractions in Paris. One option is taking the Hop on-Hop off bus where you’re also given headphones with an audio commentary so you don’t need a guide tagging along. You can get off and spend time at any attraction and then get back on to the next bus and move on. The tour tickets are usually valid for 48 hours in Paris so you have time to explore the city at your pace.

Other ways to see Paris is to take the metro train, which is quite easy to figure out or use the Vélib, the public bicycle sharing system in Paris. It may not be as effective as the hop-on hop-off bus but you can choose the parts of the city that catch your fancy and using your smart phone or a map of the city, set out to discover different parts of Paris. Getting ‘lost’ may just give you some memorable experiences.

17/07/2017

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we are sharing our first travel story hope you guys will like it . ...
here the five reasons to visit Andaman in rainy season .... many of us think that its not a good time to visit Andaman in rainy season .... well you will be surprised after reading this ... Go ahead and let us know what do you think

5 Compelling Reasons to Visit the Andaman This Monsoon

#1 1 Enjoy a Long Walk on the Radha Nagar Beach

With its sun-kissed beaches, azure waters and spell-binding vistas, the Andaman Islands are a picture-perfect haven for travelers. Come monsoons (between late May to end July) and these islands, tucked away in a corner of the world, become even more magical. It is definitely the best time to visit Andaman. You ask why? Well, the lush green vegetation and scenic beauty come alive, the tourist rush is over and hoteliers offer attractive discounts. What’s not to love?

And wait, we give you five more reasons to plan a trip to Andaman's during the monsoon season:

As you approach Radha Nagar beach, all you can see is a hint of water and towering trees all around. Get closer and the expanse of the beach takes your breath away. The sun rays bounce off the pure white sand making it glitter like sprinkled diamonds, and you instantly know why it’s considered to be one of the best beaches in Asia. With almost no tourists around, you’ll have the entire beach to yourself!
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#2 Revisit India’s Glorious History at the Cellular Jail

Built in 1906, Cellular Jail or Kala Pani is drenched in colonial and political history. On your visit, see the claustrophobic prisons where notable Indian freedom fighters were once exiled. The Light and Sound show that takes place in the evenings offers a glimpse into the Indian freedom struggle and is available in both, Hindi and English.

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#3 Go Snorkeling at Bharatpur Beach

Travelling from Port Blair to any other island in the Andaman's requires a certain level of courage we must say. The sea is choppy and weather unpredictable, but we can guarantee that nothing beats snorkeling with a storm approaching. Go to Neil Island’s Bharatpur Beach and get lost in the colorful coral reefs and rich marine life. Brag about this adventure to your friends later!
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#4 Take a Drive on the Andaman Trunk Road

The Limestone Caves in Diglipur

While the Andaman Trunk Road remains a restricted zone for tourists, it is open to those going to the limestone Alfred Caves in Diglipur. To reach the caves, you have to trek for about an hour, which is not very difficult. The caves take a different shape during the monsoon season. On your day trip to Diglipur, you must also visit the Saddle Peak, the highest point of the archipelago.

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#5 Relish the Delicious Seafood

The delicious seafood

Apart from the numerous small cafes dotting the many islands in the Andamans, where you can sample everything from freshly caught fish to Israeli and continental fare, Port Blair is easily your best bet for quality seafood. Red Snapper and New Lighthouse Restaurant are worth trying.

Savour the beauty of Andaman Islands and create your very own monsoon memories! Don’t forget to write back with your favourite moments from your trip.

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