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Relax After Travelling O n  India tour packages  If you are careful, you probably won't get anything worse than a little Travelers' diarrhea, or perhaps a cold, but if you have severe diarrhea lasting for more than a couple of days, you run a high fever, you have fever and chills, you become really weak or you have any unusual symptoms, you should see a doctor. While good allopathic care is available in various places, you will also find many physicians practicing traditional forms of medicine. Delhi Belly is a relatively mild condition that is common among foreigners traveling to India. It can be caused by food your body is not used to, jet lag, change of altitude, change of climate, or contaminated food and water. Many people get it in the first week or two they are in India, though it can occur at any time. Usually, the symptoms—diarrhea (3-6 loose, watery stools in a day), cramps, nausea sometimes accompanied by vomiting—come on suddenly, last for a day or two an...

Ranikhet situated at an altitude of 1,829 m and 30 kilometres from Nainital is  is one of the most exciting  destinations in the  Uttarakhand tour packages  itinerary  ,India's 19th-century colonial rulers liked nothing better than to flee the suffocating heat of the plains towards cool breezes of the Himalayan ranges, and Ranikhet is one of many hill-stations established for the purpose. In 1869, the British established the headquarters of the Kumaon Regiment in these pine-scented hills, and so loved the green meadows, game-rich forests and magnificent mountain views that it was even proposed that the British summer capital move here from Shimla. Fortunately, for travellers who want a truly quiet, meditative holiday of long walks and star-lit nights, the proposal was rejected and, even today, Ranikhet remains a cantonment town with a population of barely twenty thousand. Perched at 1,829 m above sea level in Almora district, the hill-station is s...

Gulmarg was originally called 'Gaurimarg' (Gauri, the Fair One, is another name for Parvati). It was renamed Gulmarg, meaning meadow of flowers, by Sultan Yusuf Shah in the 16th century. As the name suggests, Gulmarg is characterized by Rolling Meadows emblazoned with wild flowers through spring and summer; while thick, powder-fine snow covers it in winters. Located 56 kms southwest of Srinagar, Gulmarg was a favourite haunt of the Mughal emperor, Jahangir, who came here to collect plants for his gardens. Gulmarg - Kashmir In the 19th century, British civil servants and soldiers began frequenting it to escape the summer heat of the plains of north India, to hunt and to play golf on its open meadows. By the early 20th century Gulmarg had three golf courses, including one exclusively for women! In summers, the almost two-hours' drive from Srinagar to Gulmarg takes one through fields of maize and rice, gently rising towards the lower slopes of the Pir Panjal rang...

Kerala Tour Kerala also known as God's Own Country is the most popular holiday destination with the travelers , It offers a variety of travel experiences such as Backwaters , Beaches , Temples , Wildlife ,etc. Most travel itineraries are for duration of 5 to 10 nights, the tourist entry / exit points to Kerala are Cochin and Trivandrum .Both the cities are very well connected by Railways as well as Airlines. More information for tourists to Kerala is as below: NESTLING BETWEEN the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea, Kerala is an enchanting mosaic of coconut groves and paddy fields, wide beaches and labyrinthine backwaters, verdant hills and rainforests. Its diverse culture is enriched by the three great religions that have ancient roots here. Hinduism is the religion of the majority, practiced here with a rare rigour that prohibits non-Hindus from entering temples. Christianity, followed by a quarter of its population, was brought here by the Apostle Western Ghat -  Ker...

In spite of the enormous number of physically challenged people in India, few places are wheelchair accessible by design. Most of the major tourist attractions are inaccessible; to say nothing of many other places you may want to visit. Hotels, temples, private homes, restaurants, shops and other buildings usually have steps up, especially in places with heavy monsoon rains.  If you require wheelchair access, you'll need to find out in advance about every single place you plan to visit or stay. For many people, a specialized travel agency could be the best option for making such arrangements. Otherwise, you will need to spend enormous amounts of time and energy planning every step in advance. Whether you use an agency or do it yourself, it's essential to articulate your requirements as fully and clearly as possible.  Although the situation is slowly improving, few hotels are truly accessible. When making hotel reservations, be sure that your reservation is for a par...