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Through Luxurious Tour Packages to See the Beauty of Saputara, Jaisalmer, and Rann Utsav

Introduction:

Start on a journey that transcends ordinary travel experiences, as we unveil the enchanting destinations of Saputara, Jaisalmer, and the vibrant Rann Utsav. These three jewels of India promise a diverse palette of landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and unforgettable experiences. Let's explore the charm of each destination and the allure of curated tour packages that promise an immersive and seamless adventure.

Saputara: The Abode of Serenity

Nestled in the Sahyadri range of the Western Ghats, Saputara is a picturesque hill station that Saputara tour package offers a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Lush greenery, pristine lakes, and pleasant weather make Saputara a perfect retreat for nature lovers. The tour packages for Saputara include visits to the stunning Saputara Lake, the Artist Village showcasing tribal arts, and the breathtaking views from the Sunset Point. Adventure enthusiasts can indulge in trekking and boating, adding an element of thrill to this serene hill station.

Jaisalmer: The Golden City

Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of Jaisalmer, aptly named the Golden City for its mesmerizing sandstone architecture that glows in the warm hues of the desert sun. Jaisalmer tour packages unfold the tales of the majestic Jaisalmer Fort, the intricately carved havelis like Patwon Ki Haveli, and the unique experience of a camel safari in the Thar Desert. The vibrant markets, showcasing local crafts and textiles, add a dash of color to this historically rich city.

Rann Utsav: A Celebration of Culture and Colors

Step into the magical world of Rann Utsav, a vibrant carnival held amidst the surreal white expanse of the Great Rann of Kutch. This annual festival celebrates the rich cultural tapestry of Gujarat with traditional music, dance, crafts, and exquisite cuisine. Rann Utsav Tour packages for Rann Utsav include luxurious tent stays, cultural performances under the moonlit sky, and explorations of nearby attractions like the Kalo Dungar (Black Hill) and the Indo-Pak border.

Curated Tour Packages:

Experience the seamless joy of exploration with meticulously crafted tour packages that blend the best of Saputara, Jaisalmer, and Rann Utsav:

Saputara Delight:

Duration: 3 nights/4 days

Highlights: Saputara Lake, Artist Village, Sunset Point, Trekking, Boating

Jaisalmer Explorer:

Duration: 4 nights/5 days

Highlights: Jaisalmer Fort, Patwon Ki Haveli, Camel Safari, Local Markets

Rann Utsav Extravaganza:

Duration: 2 nights/3 days (during the festival period)

Highlights: Tent stays, Cultural Performances, Kalo Dungar Excursion

Conclusion:

Indulge in the allure of Saputara's tranquility, Jaisalmer's golden hues, and the cultural fiesta of Rann Utsav. These tour packages promise an unforgettable journey, allowing you to immerse yourself in the diverse landscapes and traditions that make each destination unique. Whether you seek serenity, history, or cultural vibrancy, this trio of destinations beckons with open arms, promising a tapestry of experiences that will linger in your memories for years to come.

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This Saturday, at St James's Palace in London, the man most of us have known all our lives as Prince Charles will be officially proclaimed King following the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II.

The fact he will be the oldest man in history to accede to the throne has been much remarked upon; the fact he will also be the most stylish, less so.

Those of us who care about such things can play an easy game. What is your favourite King Charles III style moment?

Maybe it’s the time he wore a western suit (in a jazzy shade of millennial pink) with a check shirt, a bolo tie and a quartz-hued ten-gallon hat on an official tour of Canada in the late 1970s.

Or perhaps it’s the time he wore a short-sleeved baby-blue safari shirt with a pair of chinos and some riding boots to the polo.

Our personal favourite? The time he brandished his considerable wealth with no shortage of rakishness by pairing a yolk-yellow Hermès sweater (complete with cartoonish “Happy Hermès” logo) with a chambray shirt and a pair of skintight white jeans to, you guessed it, a polo match at the Guards Polo Club in Windsor.

What people tend to forget about Charles is that he was a bit of a style icon back in the day.

But it's something that will be brought back to our collective consciousness as the outpouring of grief and tributes from around the world slowly give way to looking at the future of the monarchy, which Charles now leads after the longest wait in royal history.

Take the forest-green and cherry-red shirt Charles wore to play in a charity polo match in the late Seventies.

Imbued with a prepped-up, Eton-boy-gone-bad vibe (not least because Charles chose to wear it quite so close-cut), it wouldn’t be difficult to imagine Frank Ocean – or even the fash pack’s favourite skater Blondey McCoy – wearing the same thing today and looking every bit the wavy young disruptor doing it.

Then there’s that full-on, Yves Saint Laurent-inspired taupe safari suit he wore on a state visit to Australia in 1985.

Both of those looks exemplify Charles’s acute understanding of the soft power demonstrated by an excellent cut.

The King so often opted – and still opts – for muted shades over showier ones and tends to pick garments that focus on function over form.

This attention to detail is something those studying the King have often remarked on.

The man who played him in the The Crown, Josh O'Connor, said:

“Whenever he gets out of a car, he checks his cufflink, checks his pocket and then waves. [It’s] the same movement every time.”

It’s this sense of consistency that defines Charles' unique personal flair.

“In every photo you see, he has great style. The shirt, tie and pocket square combinations are put together so well, with a great eye for detail,” says Steven Quin, retail director at Turnbull & Asser.

“He’s not afraid of colour and he clearly wears what he feels comfortable in and does not follow trends. HRH has always worn a double-breasted jacket.

I remember reading a quote from him where he stated that his style 'comes back into fashion every 25 years’. That still rings true. His elegance is timeless.”

The other important thing to note about Charles’ very specific mode of dressing is that he’s loyal to the brands he likes and, perhaps most importantly, he invests in quality.

He has his shirts made at the aforementioned Jermyn Street shirtmaker Turnbull & Asser.

He wears handmade shoes from Northampton shoemaker Crockett & Jones.

He gets his ceremonial gear from Ede & Ravenscroft.

He alternates having his suits made at Gieves & Hawkes and Anderson & Sheppard. It’s a roster of loyalty many British men will probably relate to.

“[King] Charles is a total inspiration. His taste is impeccable, almost always in double-breasted jackets, looking resplendent but totally at ease with a tie and pocket square,” says John Harrison, creative director at Gieves & Hawkes.

”He’s also done more than anyone in the public eye to promote the idea of bespoke garments and handmade shoes being investments, to last forever with proper care and the odd repair or patch-up. He makes us all want to dress like a better man.”

Ultimately, though, it’s the confidence King Charles displays with his wardrobe decisions – a certain ruffled indifference – that makes his style so covetable.

Though today he’s best known for wearing a double-breasted suit better than any man on earth (fact), once upon a time his collars were curled, his shirts were French tucked, his jumpers were oversized.

Such flourishes are beyond him now, and not just because he's a man of 73.

After Saturday's official proclamation will come much more pomp and ceremony to sit him on the throne: a second meeting of the Accession Council in which he must swear an oath to preserve the Church of Scotland (a tradition dating back to the early 18th century).

A fanfare of trumpets from the balcony above St James's Palace, gun salutes in Hyde Park and from naval ships at sea, and the national anthem sung with the words “God Save the King.”

All of these before the coronation itself, at which Charles will have the crown placed on his head before a global audience of millions.

He will dress according to tradition throughout, in suits of impeccable shape and cut.

But as he goes forward in the role he has waited a lifetime to play, something of the King's fastidious but playful character will come back into what he wears and how he wears it.

It will be part of his legacy, wherever that may lead us.

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September

Here's some things I enjoyed this month

Movies:

I cannot get over the dolly zoom in La Haine.... anyway here's some movies I saw this month Eastern Promises - David Cronenberg The Witch (♥) - Robert Eggers Mikey and Nicky (♥) - Elaine May My Cousin Vinny (♥) - Jonathan Lynn Joint Security Area (♥) - Park Chan Wook Dog Day Afternoon (♥) - Sidney Lumet The Daytrippers (♥) - Greg Mottola Shall We Dance - Masayuki Suo The Prince of Egypt (♥) - Steve Hickner The Boy and the Heron (♥) - Hayao Miyazaki Late Autumn - Yasujiro Ozu Victor Frankenstein - Paul McGuigan La Haine (♥) - Mathieu Kassovitz Incendies (♥) - Denis Villeneuve Kinds of Kindness - Yorgos Lanthimos Waiting to Exhale - Forest Whitaker Wonderland - Kim Tae Yong Dersu Uzala (♥) - Akira Kurosawa High and Low (♥) - Akira Kurosawa 3-Iron (♥) - Kim Ki Duk

Knitting:

I finished this sweater for Buzz! Followed the Striped Overload Polo pattern from Spektakelstrik. I'm really happy with how it turned out and Buzz has been wearing it a lot since I finished making it <3 SWEAT TOUR:

Ok, this is unfortunately the only good pic I got at the show but I was too busy dancing to take pictures anyway. I had not been to a stadium show in like 10 years and I forgot how crazy and crowded the venue gets. Even taking the subway home from the show was insane. It was fun to be a part of a cultural event like this though. Buzz and I just had a blast and I screamed a lot lol

That's all for September!

<3 Heeyoon

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A Step Into the Forest/ Chapter 2- The End of the Before

It started with the crows (or raven, whatever). They were already there when we arrived. I guess it makes the house more theirs than ours; which might be why I felt so uncomfortable around them- or why they acted so cocky all the time. I “met” them on the same fateful day we entered the house for the same time- just the day before I had my vision.  

My dad’s car had just turned right, leaving the forest, and the house came into view. I must admit, I picked up my jaw from the floor when I saw it. It was pretty big, although it obviously wasn’t a mansion. It was two floors high plus an attic under the roof. There was a wooden door with a porch and 8 windows; two on either side of the porch, the big glass window on the right side of the building, three more on the second floor (one giving access to a big balcony I already saw as mine before my parents took the big bedroom that had it...), and the last one being the little attic window with crappy curtains that let sunlight though in the early morning- the one I sleep next to if you followed. Before being told so, I knew it was old. The woodwork on the house is not one anybody nowadays has the patience to do. But I could see it had been repainted a short time ago. The outside walls were painted a shade of brown (sepia if I remember correctly) with a Copper colour highlighting the Details on the woodwork and the roof painted hunter green. It was a really Beautiful house (take that as the opinion of somone who knows Nothing of architectural styles, house values, or houses in General of course) and I didn't understand how my Father could have afforded to rent it for almost the whole summer with his, to be honest, pretty meager salary. A sentiment my mother shared, judging by her bemused expression… But she didn't ask my dad; although I knew they would talk about it later on- when they were alone.

The car pulled up on the gravel path and stopped before a menacing, stingy gate. Waiting boredly for us, slouched bedside the gate, was the employee from the house renting company. From what I had understood, the owners couldn't meet and give us the keys in person so they gave it to the Company who then sent one of their guy to deliver it to us. He would give us a quick tour of the house, give us the keys, and leave us be.

My parents climbed out of the car with me following behind and, obviously, they started exchanging meaningless small-talk. No one was paying me any attention, so I zoned out and instead of listening to their conversation I began to take in the house in more details. The fence I was standing next to and a red brick wall enclosed the whole property. I thought it clearly was more for decoration than actual defense; the brick wall only stood up to my shoulder blades and a most people would easily climb over it. On the other side of the gate, I could glimpse an unruly, thorny garden in which half a dozen trees joined hands to form a circle around the house.

The guy (I don't remember his Name. I knew it at the time, he had a Name tag on his blue polo Shirt. But I can't for the life of me remember what it was… Should I have?) finally stopped talking and took out a small key that seemed made of the same metal as the fence and opened the gate.

You would would think it was right there, as the gate swang open, that it happenned- that I sensed it. But no. Everything was normal until he stepped Inside.

It was at the moment he crossed the gate- when he stepped on the other side-that it happened.

I felt a shock. A strange, furious Energy coursing through my body in one brief moment. A thunderbolt had reached my body and my soul and had unearthed my roots from the ground. I froze. My breath caught in my throat. And, just as suddenly, it was over. I breathed out and there was Nothing left- no proof of what had just happened. Not even pain. I'm not even sure I felt it physically… But it had happened.

I know it might sound ilogical; but in my mind, and in this place, the things you see and hear are as true and untrue as what you feel and believe.

My parents had seemingly not noticed anything as they walked ahead with the employee- leaving me behind. Not that I noticed at the time. It was hard to notice anything. Do you know that light-headed, dark and fuzzy feeling when you stand up too fast and everything starts spinning? It was like that. Except it was more… intense. It just my head playing tricks; it was my whole body, my mind, and the world around me. It was as if my mind had been separated from the real world, which was spinning away at an incredible speed. Far, far, far, too fast for my desperate hold.

And the ground underneath me was gone- I was falling. And my vision was black and blurry- with bright flashes of colours. And there was a ringing in my ears. And, and- Was I ever going to see again? Was I going deaf?

"CAAAW!"

Welp, apparently not.

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Cherrapunjee Holiday Resort Price List Rooms, Packages & Discounts

Cherrapunji, Meghalaya, one of the wettest places on Earth, is a stunning destination filled with lush landscapes, misty valleys, and powerful waterfalls. These top hotels blend comfort, nature, and local culture for an unforgettable stay, making them ideal choices for travelers seeking a unique experience. Here are the best hotels in Cherrapunji.

Polo Orchid Resort

Polo Orchid Resort in Cherrapunji offers a luxurious experience near Nohsngithiang Falls, with stunning views and nature-inspired spacious cottages. Guests enjoy modern amenities, including an infinity pool overlooking the waterfall for ultimate relaxation.

Cherrapunjee Holiday Resort

Cherrapunjee Holiday Resort, a family-run stay in Laitkynsew Village, offers cozy rooms with homely vibes. Ideal for those exploring the famous living root bridges, it provides warm hospitality and guided tours nearby. Perfect for nature and adventure lovers seeking an authentic local experience.

Jiva Resort

Jiva Resort in Cherrapunji offers an eco-friendly retreat surrounded by nature, perfect for relaxation. Rooms combine modern comfort with rustic charm, enhancing the scenic experience. Guests can enjoy organic meals, yoga, and nature walks for a rejuvenating stay.

Saimika Resort

Saimika Resort offers a tranquil escape in Cherrapunji's misty hills, featuring traditional Meghalayan architecture built with local materials. Guests can enjoy comfortable accommodations that embrace a rustic lifestyle, alongside a cultural hub showcasing local music, food, and customs. This pet-friendly resort is perfect for travelers seeking solitude with their furry companions.

San Naela Resort

San Naela Resort is a serene getaway nestled in the misty hills of Cherrapunji, blending comfort with nature. Known for its peaceful atmosphere and stunning valley views, the resort offers modern amenities with a rustic charm, perfect for relaxation. Its location makes it an ideal base for exploring nearby attractions like Nohkalikai Falls and Mawsmai Caves.

Ibankordor Jungle Resort

Ibankordor Jungle Resort provides an off-the-grid experience deep in nature, situated near Mawkdok Dympep Valley. Guests stay in rustic cottages surrounded by dense forests, promoting sustainable tourism and encouraging exploration of nearby caves, waterfalls, and trekking routes. Though accommodations are basic, the enchanting nights filled with stargazing and the soothing sounds of nature make it a truly magical retreat.

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Explore Meghalaya: Scenic Tour Packages for a Unique Adventure

Meghalaya, known as the "Abode of Clouds," is a northeastern gem of India renowned for its stunning landscapes, lush greenery, and unique cultural heritage. For those seeking an extraordinary journey, scenic tour packages offer a fantastic way to experience the beauty and charm of this enchanting region. Whether you’re drawn to its breathtaking waterfalls, living root bridges, or vibrant local culture, these tour packages promise a memorable adventure. Here’s an overview of what you can expect from a scenic tour package in Meghalaya.

Highlights of Scenic Tour Packages

Scenic tour packages to Meghalaya are designed to showcase the region’s natural beauty and cultural richness, providing a well-rounded and immersive experience. Here’s a glimpse of what these packages typically include:

1. Majestic Natural Landscapes

Explore Meghalaya’s diverse and awe-inspiring natural landscapes with guided tours to some of the region’s most spectacular locations.

Highlights

Living Root Bridges: Marvel at the unique living root bridges of Cherrapunji and Mawlynnong, which are masterpieces of indigenous craftsmanship and natural engineering.

Waterfalls and Caves: Discover the breathtaking beauty of waterfalls like Nohkalikai Falls and Elephant Falls, and explore fascinating caves such as Siju, Mawsmai, and Liat Prah.

Scenic Viewpoints: Enjoy panoramic views from viewpoints such as Shillong Peak and the Krang Suri Waterfalls, offering stunning vistas of the rolling hills and verdant valleys.

2. Cultural Immersion

Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Meghalaya with experiences that highlight the region’s traditions and way of life.

Highlights

Traditional Villages: Visit traditional Khasi, Jaintia, and Garoi villages to experience local customs, traditional festivals, and everyday life.

Local Markets: Explore vibrant local markets like Shillong’s Police Bazaar and Mawlynnong’s traditional marketplace, where you can interact with locals and sample regional delicacies.

Cultural Performances: Attend cultural performances and festivals, such as the Wangala Festival or the Shillong Cherry Blossom Festival, to experience the local music, dance, and traditions.

3. Adventure Activities

For the adventurous traveler, Meghalaya offers a range of activities that allow you to engage with its natural beauty and rugged terrain.

Highlights

Trekking and Hiking: Embark on trekking trails through lush forests and hilly terrain, such as the trek to David Scott Trail or the adventurous routes around Mawsmai Caves.

Camping and Bonfires: Enjoy camping under the stars with well-organized camping sites and bonfire evenings in picturesque locations like Dawki or the banks of the Umngot River.

Boating: Experience the serene beauty of the Umngot River with a boat ride, known for its crystal-clear waters and scenic surroundings.

4. Luxury and Comfort

Scenic tour packages ensure that you experience Meghalaya’s natural beauty without compromising on comfort and luxury.

Highlights

High-End Accommodations: Stay in luxury lodges and boutique hotels that offer comfortable amenities and stunning views, such as the Polo Orchid Resort in Cherrapunji or the Ri Kynjai Serenity by the Lake in Shillong.

Gourmet Dining: Enjoy meals at top-rated restaurants and local eateries that serve a variety of regional and international cuisines.

Personalized Services: Benefit from personalized services including private transfers, expert guides, and custom itineraries tailored to your preferences.

5. Comprehensive Itineraries

Our scenic tour packages provide well-organized itineraries that ensure you make the most of your time in Meghalaya.

Highlights

Well-Planned Routes: Follow carefully crafted routes that cover key attractions and hidden gems, allowing you to experience the best of Meghalaya.

Flexible Scheduling: Enjoy flexible scheduling options that cater to your travel pace and interests, ensuring a relaxed and enjoyable journey.

Local Expertise: Benefit from the knowledge and expertise of local guides who provide valuable insights and enhance your overall experience.

Conclusion

Exploring Meghalaya through a scenic tour package offers an unparalleled adventure into one of India’s most picturesque and culturally rich regions. From majestic natural landscapes and unique cultural experiences to thrilling adventure activities and luxurious accommodations, these packages are designed to provide a truly memorable journey. Whether you’re seeking tranquility, adventure, or a deep dive into local culture, Meghalaya promises to captivate and enchant.

Embark on a scenic tour of Meghalaya and discover the magic of this breathtaking destination, creating lasting memories of an unforgettable adventure.

Meghalaya Trip

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Best monsoon gateways near vadodara

Monsoon is always a special season to a dry and hot city like Vadodara. Bringing a sigh of relief, the downpour fills the air with earthy aroma and heart with a longing for new places. Vadodara boasts of its close proximity to monsoon getaways that are lined with luxuriant forests and mighty hills. 

Being one of the best hotel in Vadodara, we curate our tours in such a way that you gain the best tour experience while soaking in the beauty of wrenched greens. So join us here to tick off your monsoon bucket list from the below mentioned monsoon getaways near Vadodara. 

Saputara

Nested amidst the Sahyadri hills, Saputara is a paradise for wanderlust who love to explore pristine beauty of nature brimming with lush greenery. 

Polo forest

Located at a distance of 260 km from Vadodara, the hill station echoes of beautifully adorned jungles, wildlife and waterfalls that become surreal with the first drop of rain. 

Willson hills

Housing Pangabari Wildlife sanctuary, Willson Hills offers a majestic ocean view from its top. To mention, it is one of the rare hill stations from where one can view the ocean from the hilltop. 

Pavagadh

The terrains of Pavagadh are dry and dull in summer but come monsoon and the place turns into a rare charisma. Close to it stands Champaner, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its architectural wonders. 

Statue of unity

Though the world's tallest statue can be visited round the year, the monsoon here holds a separate charm. The picturesque panorama of Narmada and the jungles makes it one of the most sought after weekend destinations in Vadodara.  Book your luxury stay with Tara Suns, a one of a kind hotel in Vadodara that is dedicated to provide you with the highest level of comfort and service.

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Friday May 3, 2024

Dubrovnik, Croatia 

We traveled overnight to Dubrovnik. The sea was rougher, and made for a nice hammock like motion as we were sleeping - I loved it!!

We set an alarm as we had an early start (8am) for our Game of Thrones tour.

We were docked at the Port of Dubrovnik, and a bus came to pick us up for the tour in the Old Town. Felt odd to disembark via a staircase!

Our tour guide was Lydijia (Lydia). Dubrovnik is a sprawling port city. Lydijia said her family is one of about 100 that still live within the walls of the old city, otherwise accommodations have been turned into AirBnB rentals. She was a perfect tour guide, with such deep pride in Croatia, but specifically Dubrovnik! She described the people as “Slavic but Roman Catholic,” I’m not sure what the means. And she was most proud that a team from here are the Water polo world champions.

We passed a beautiful villa / mansion and she said that was commandeered to use as military headquarters during WWII, and is now the police headquarters. Families that owned property before, didn’t necessarily get it back, they call this “victims of the system.” She listed a number of ways that Dubrovnik has always been progressive: 1418 abolished slavery (trade was wheat from Baltic traded for gold in Spain, which was used to buy slaves in Africa. They were the first in the world to quarantine patients with the plague (to the island in the harbor), they Welcomed Jews cast out from other areas in Europe. She to,d us the town curse is to always “be polite, but never sincere.” Some kind of “kill ‘em with kindness” I guess?

We learned of the Saint Blaise, Patron Saint of wool and ENT disorders. We also learned that the origin of the world “blazer” describes the way the peeled the skin from his chest when he was killed. That’s an image you can’t get out of your mind!

Settlement in Dubrovnik dates back to 872, and its name roughly translates from “ forest of the oaks.”

Like many places in the area, this has been 45 years on UNECSCO list. The old town is a former Merchant trading port, with am impressive wall built from 1100-1500. demonstrate commitment to preserve the freedom. Round towers were added to minimize damage from cannonballs

2011 Game of Thrones was just one of many movies/series filmed here. No one knew what a phenomenon it would be. Lydijia said she was always a fan of Science Fiction and the Supernatural, but especially because so much of GOT was filmed here, she and her friends geeked out over the show, figuring out which locations were shown, and how the scene had been modified using CGI. She had a notebook full of scenes, and would hold it up aligned with the setting and would say: “see this arch over Jon Snow’s head?” Or a scene where Daenerys Targaryen was looking for her dragon eggs and she was on the island, but then a structure appeared that is actually a turret on the top of the wall.

I’m a GOT fan and enjoyed seeing “Kings Landing” and I really loved Lydijia’s enthusiasm, but it got to be a little too much for me. She did a nice job of pointing out churches and museums within the old town, but I would have preferred a little more history of the actual town (different excursion!).

She led us up a portion of the wall, but was careful about too much too fast as several in our group have limited mobility. We should have left the group at that point as we’d have gone further and faster on our own. We started this tour early, at 8am, which was great as we had many of the views to ourselves, but as noon approached, the old town was packed. You have to walk the walls in just one direction, which is great, but there was still a lot of jockeying for a position to walk in, and impossible to get a photo without some blocking your view!

When the tour was over, most opted for staying in town to shop or have lunch. There were shuttle buses back to the ship every 30 minutes which was wonderful! We rode the bus back with Lydijia, and went to the restaurant for lunch - salads and burgers. After lunch, we retreated to the quiet of our cabin, a nice respite. The forecast had been for rain today, and we lucked out in the morning with no rain and moderate temperatures.

We rested / read / wrote for about two hours, then headed to the onboard gym. We were surprised to see it had rained! I did 30 minutes on the elliptical and another thirty on the rowing machine, while Jeff lifted weights before going out to walk laps on the deck.

We cleaned up and headed to early dinner (6:30pm). The restaurant was nearly empty, but we sat with two ladies, cousins from Florida. Their fathers are brothers, originally from Honduras. They moved to the states, and both became Baptist Missionaries, so the families had a very interesting upbringing in Latin and South America!

After dinner we headed to the lounge. The band played mostly mellow tunes to a small crowd for about an hour, so we danced a bit (we remember about 3% of what we’d learned in over 12 years of lessons, but what we can do always wows the crowd, which cracks me up). The band took a break, then came back for “Banderoke,” Karaoke with a live band. We’d seen this several times with the Gomers in Madison! As expected, it was quite entertaining with a wide range stretching from very talented passengers (or brave ones that did a very good job), mixed in with several that were absolutely terrible (and possibly didn’t know it). A young man named Ross came up towards the end, asked if he could borrow the guitar, and took control of the band. He was really great, and it showcased the talent of the band to play along with him. Really fun (and late) night!

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Loro Piana p/e 2021: un lungo viaggio estivo nella raffinatezza eccellente

Immergersi nell’estate firmata Loro Piana per la prossima bella stagione 2021 è una promessa di eleganza suggellata dall’alchimia del bello e ben fatto, che in più serba una suggestione assai particolare, un’esperienza quasi d’illusionismo: come se si varcasse la soglia di un caleidoscopio dedicato al viaggio, dove le storie intrecciate nei tessuti e negli abiti percorrono strade tracciate, col gusto della sofisticatezza e la sapienza del mestiere eccellente, nella geografia non solo dello spazio, ma anche del tempo. Quella di Loro Piana è infatti una brillante storia italiana che, a quantificarla in termini cronologici, risale a quasi un secolo fa: una storia che nel cuore ha la ricerca integerrima e appassionata della migliore qualità per le fibre più pregiate, comprese quelle più rare.

Un’impresa che si dispiega nei viaggi in territori lontani, persino remoti, dove raccogliere dei veri tesori: il “baby cashmere” del nord della Cina e della Mongolia, la vicuña delle Ande, la lana Merino extra-fine dell’Australia e della Nuova Zelanda, la fibra del fiore di loto della Birmania. Tesori che una volta lavorati in Italia riserveranno un dono prezioso ai tessuti: la bellezza della qualità che viaggia attraverso il tempo, oltrepassandolo. Quella che Loro Piana intesse nelle creazioni dedicate alla prossima p/e 2021 è un’ispirazione che è, a sua volta, un invito al viaggio, anzi un invito a scoprire più itinerari: a lui è dedicato un intenso percorso nella raffinatezza versatile del lifestyle estivo, mentre a lei è dedicato un vero grand tour che l’accompagna a gustare il leggendario bien vivre dell’estate italiana.

Il viaggio nella collezione maschile si dipana nelle tappe della quotidianità estiva, scandite dal grado di formalità che man mano si scioglie nella leggerezza dell’informalità: un itinerario che compone un guardaroba completo ed essenziale al contempo, che a sua volta segue il fil rouge della praticità eccellente e si compone dei capi chiave della raffinatezza maschile, interpretati attraverso l’esattezza della sartorialità e il gusto della contemporaneità. I materiali, ça va sans dire, sono le punte di damante della maison, ovvero la seta carezzevole e lucente, il lino delicato e soffice, il cachemire pregiato e la lana che, come gli altri, si mischia per regalare il piacere della freschezza e il gioco delle texture.

Tutto è slanciato per favorire la confortevolezza, tutto è pensato per garantire la raffinatezza: a proposito di capispalla, c’è l’attitude sportiva della giacca da motociclista, la giacca da viaggiatore che rievoca la sahariana, il parka asciutto e la giacca così alleggerita dalle strutture e soffice da sembrare una camicia, il bomber classico con collo e polsini a costine e il completo sartoriale con i rever ampi come piaceva a Sergio Loro Piana a cui rende omaggio. La maglieria è un capolavoro di savoir faire e comprende anche l’iconica polo senza bottoni; il rispetto delle necessità dello stile di vita e della voglia di eleganza riguarda anche il tempo libero, a cui è dedicato un completo che appare come una tuta, ma in verità è un ensemble di polo e pantaloni dal taglio sportivo.

I colori sono una sinfonia suggestiva che prende parte importante all’armonia elegante: dal calore delle sfumature del deserto e dei suoi tramonti fatti di beige, arancio, i ruggine intensi e i rossi profondi, si attraversano i verdi delle foreste e ci si rinfresca nei blu che, man mano, s’illuminano negli azzurri fino a culminare nella lucentezza festosa delle tinte pastello. Il viaggio nella collezione femminile si dipana, invece, attraverso la delicatezza delle stoffe che dalla primavera si fa sempre più impalpabile fino a raggiungere la leggerezza carezzevole dell’estate: un racconto gentile sulla pelle che a sua volta narra un percorso d’intensa piacevolezza che corre lungo la riviera italiana, sfiora la costa, esplora i laghi incantevoli, si rifugia su isole meravigliose, e s’immerge con i sensi tutti nell’eleganza gustosa del bien vivre tipicamente italiano.

Niente costruzioni indosso, né costrizioni: il guardaroba femminile è un’armonia di forme ispirate alla naturalezza, che rispettano la silhouette e la vestono di raffinatezza. Come per l’uomo, accade anche qui l’eccellenza dei materiali: il pregio morbidissimo del cashmere e baby cashmere, assieme alla freschezza dei lini, la piacevolezza delle sete, la praticità dei cotoni jacquard, popeline e jersey di seta.

Come per l’uomo, accade anche qui che il guardaroba sia essenziale: un compendio di quel che non dovrebbe mai mancare, come l’abito chemisier in cotone impreziosito dai ricami in stile broderie anglaise, la gonna ariosa e lunga appaiata alla polo senza bottoni in cachemire, il vestito in lino libero da maniche e dall’appiombo dritto, il top con le spalline sottili che assieme alla gonna abbinata regala lo charme da riviera, la maglieria che è sempre un capolavoro di mischie e texture, i completi sartoriali che si poggiano fluidi sul corpo, i capispalla che il corpo lo avvolgono, come il trench in cotone, la giacca in seta tecnica allacciata in vita, il cappotto morbido in cachemire.

Come per l’uomo, anche sulla donna i colori compongono un’armonia di luce e raffinatezza orchestrata spesso in blocchi vibranti di sfumature intense: dalla delicatezza del burro, del rosa pallido e del celeste tenue, l’allure delle tinte s’intensifica nel blu boreale e nei verdi brillanti, fino a dipingere l’intensità abbaiante del Mar Mediterraneo e del sole che ci si tuffa lasciando la sua traccia dorata.

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Gujarat Weekend Trips: Discovering the Vibrant Essence of Gujarat

Gujarat, a kingdom in western India, is a treasure trove of numerous landscapes, rich background, and cultural marvels. When it involves making plans a fresh weekend getaway, Gujarat gives an array of destinations that promise unforgettable reviews.

Exploring the Beauty of Gujarat

Gujarat boasts a plethora of locations ideal for weekend escapes. Each region holds a unique allure, weaving together records, way of life, and herbal splendor.

Ahmedabad: A Cultural Delight

Known for its vibrant subculture, Ahmedabad is a blend of modernity and culture. The town is embellished with lovely monuments like the Sabarmati Ashram, Jama Masjid, and the tricky carvings of Adalaj Stepwell.

Vadodara: History and Heritage

Vadodara, with its regal palaces and museums, narrates memories of royal history. The Laxmi Vilas Palace and the Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park are should-visit landmarks.

Rann of Kutch: Mesmerizing Salt Desert

The Rann of Kutch transforms into a surreal landscape at some point of the Rann Utsav, showcasing the vibrant subculture of Gujarat. Witness the good sized expanse of the salt desolate tract and indulge in cultural festivities.

Saputara: Hill Station Escapade

Escape to the tranquility of Saputara, a fascinating hill station. Enjoy boating at Lake Saputara, explore the Artist Village, and savor the panoramic perspectives from Sunset Point.

Dwarka and Somnath: Spiritual Retreats

For spiritual rejuvenation, visit Dwarka and Somnath. Dwarkadhish Temple and Somnath Temple are respected locations imparting spiritual solace.

Activities and Attractions

Apart from its picturesque locales, Gujarat gives a diverse range of sports and sights.

Cultural Tours and Festivals

Immerse yourself within the vibrant way of life of Gujarat via attending festivals like Navratri, International Kite Festival, and Modhera Dance Festival.

Wildlife Sanctuaries and Natural Wonders

Explore Gir National Park, domestic to the Asiatic lions, and the marine wonders at Marine National Park.

Adventure Sports and Recreational Activities

Indulge in adrenaline-pumping sports like paragliding at Saputara or hiking in Girnar.

Local Cuisine and Dining Experience

No experience is complete with out savoring the neighbourhood delicacies.

Gujarati Delicacies and Food Trails

Relish proper Gujarati dishes like dhokla, fafda, and undhiyu. Explore neighborhood meals trails to revel in the real flavors.

Authentic Dining Experiences

From street food stalls to costly eating, Gujarat gives a wide variety of culinary reports to fulfill every palate.

Travel Tips and Recommendations

To make the maximum of your weekend journey to Gujarat, recollect these hints:

Ideal Times to Visit Different Locations

Each destination in Gujarat has its pleasant time to go to. Plan according to the climate and local festivities.

Accommodation Options and Travel Routes

Choose from a number of motels, from budget-pleasant stays to luxury resorts. Ensure you intend your travel routes effectively.

Safety Measures and Local Customs

Respect local customs and traditions even as making sure your protection at some point of the journey. Gujarat is thought for its heat hospitality, so include it with admire.

In conclusion

Gujarat gives a fascinating combo of cultural background, natural splendor, and diverse stories, making it a super vacation spot for memorable weekend journeys. Pack your luggage and embark on a journey to discover the colourful essence of Gujarat!

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12 Things to do in Rajasthan in 2023

These are some popular activities and attractions in Rajasthan, India:

1. Dune Bashing in Jaisalmer: Go on an exhilarating off-road ride over the sand dunes of Jaisalmer in a 4x4 vehicle.

2. Vintage Car Rally in Jaipur: Witness a grand display of vintage cars as they participate in an annual rally through the streets of Jaipur.

3. Royal Elephant Polo in Jaipur: Experience the regal sport of elephant polo, where majestic elephants are ridden by players in a unique and exciting game.

4. Shilpgram Museum in Udaipur: Visit the Shilpgram Museum in Udaipur, which showcases artifacts and crafts from Rajasthan's rural communities.

5. Speed Boating in Udaipur: Enjoy a thrilling speed boat ride on the picturesque lakes of Udaipur, taking in the beautiful surroundings.

6. Trekking in Alwar: Explore the scenic hills and forests of Alwar through trekking trails that offer stunning views and a peaceful retreat.

7. Zip Lining and Flying Fox in Jodhpur: Get an adrenaline rush by zip lining and experiencing a flying fox adventure over the majestic landscape of Jodhpur.

8. Trekking in Mount Abu: Embark on a trekking expedition in Mount Abu, the only hill station in Rajasthan, and enjoy the panoramic views of the Aravalli Range.

9. Bicycle through Jaipur: Discover the vibrant streets of Jaipur on a bicycle tour, allowing you to experience the city's rich history, culture, and architecture up close.

10. Pony Ride at Nakki Lake in Mount Abu: Take a pony ride around Nakki Lake in Mount Abu, enjoying the scenic beauty of the lake and surrounding hills.

11. Spend a Day with Elephants at Dera Amer: Engage in a unique and interactive experience by spending a day with elephants at Dera Amer near Jaipur. You can feed, bathe, and even participate in painting the elephants.

12. Experience Hot-Air Ballooning in Jaipur: Take to the skies and witness the stunning landscapes of Jaipur from a hot-air balloon, providing a bird's-eye view of the city's architectural wonders.

Remember to check the availability and safety guidelines of these activities before planning your visit.   If you are looking for visit anyhere in Rajasthan then, I recommend you the best taxi service in Jodhpur named Jodhpur Cab Service. Jodhpur Cab Service provides there customer best services by their chauffeur.

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Skiing Sensation: Discovering the Globe's Top Ski Resorts

As the temperatures drop and snow blankets the earth, ski enthusiasts around the world eagerly anticipate the start of the winter season. For those who love the thrill of gliding down snow-covered slopes and the charm of cozy mountain villages, the world's best ski resorts offer the perfect escape. From the majestic peaks of the Alps to the rugged beauty of the Rockies, ski resorts come in all shapes and sizes, each with its unique allure. In this article, we will embark on a tour of some of the world's most remarkable ski destinations, exploring what makes each one special.

The Swiss Alps: St. Moritz - Luxury on Ice

Our journey begins in the heart of the Swiss Alps, where St. Moritz reigns as the epitome of luxury and elegance in the world of skiing. With its long-standing reputation as a playground for the rich and famous, this alpine gem does not disappoint. St. Moritz boasts pristine slopes, guaranteed snow, and a vibrant social scene.

Slopes: St. Moritz offers a variety of terrains, making it suitable for skiers of all levels. From gentle beginner slopes to challenging black runs, there is something for everyone.

Luxury Amenities: The resort's opulent hotels, Michelin-starred restaurants, and high-end boutiques cater to visitors with discerning tastes. In St. Moritz, apres-ski is an art form, and the nightlife is as lively as the slopes.

Polo on Ice: If you need a break from the slopes, don't miss the annual St. Moritz Polo World Cup on Ice. This thrilling event combines the excitement of polo with the charm of a frozen lake, creating a one-of-a-kind experience.

The French Alps: Chamonix - Adventure Awaits

Heading west to the French Alps, we arrive in Chamonix, a haven for adventurous skiers and mountaineers. Nestled in the shadow of Mont Blanc, Chamonix offers breathtaking scenery and adrenaline-pumping terrain.

Off-Piste Paradise: Chamonix is famous for its extensive off-piste opportunities. The Vallee Blanche, a legendary off-piste route, takes skiers on a 20-kilometer journey through awe-inspiring glacial landscapes.

Mountaineering: Beyond skiing, Chamonix is renowned for mountaineering. Climbers from around the world come to conquer Mont Blanc, Western Europe's highest peak. The town itself exudes a vibrant, bohemian atmosphere that appeals to adventure seekers.

Cosmopolitan Charm: Chamonix's picturesque streets are lined with cozy cafes, stylish boutiques, and alpine chalets. The town's blend of cosmopolitan charm and rugged outdoor adventures make it a must-visit destination.

Austrian Alps: St. Anton - A Snow Lover's Paradise

Nestled in the Austrian Alps, St. Anton is a charming resort town that is famous for its excellent snow conditions and lively après-ski scene.

Snow Reliability: With an average annual snowfall of over 7 meters, St. Anton is a snow lover's dream. The resort's extensive network of slopes is impeccably maintained, ensuring that you'll always find pristine conditions.

Après-Ski Culture: St. Anton's après-ski scene is legendary. Skiers and snowboarders gather in cozy huts and lively bars to celebrate a day on the slopes. The Mooserwirt and Krazy Kanguruh are two iconic après-ski spots not to be missed.

Ski Circus: St. Anton is part of the vast Arlberg ski area, which connects several resorts and offers nearly 300 kilometers of slopes. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, you'll find a multitude of options here.

The Canadian Rockies: Banff - A Wilderness Wonderland

Leaving the European Alps behind, we journey to the Canadian Rockies, where Banff stands as a testament to the untamed beauty of North America's wilderness.

Natural Beauty: Banff is set in a national park, offering stunning views of emerald lakes, jagged peaks, and vast forests. The surrounding landscape is an adventure playground, making it a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts.

World-Class Skiing: Banff is home to three world-class ski resorts: Banff Sunshine, Lake Louise, and Norquay. Together, they offer an impressive array of slopes, catering to skiers of all skill levels.

Year-Round Delights: While Banff is best known for its winter activities, it's also a year-round destination. In the summer, you can explore the hiking trails, go wildlife watching, or simply relax in the pristine natural surroundings.

Rocky Mountains, USA: Aspen - Where Glamour Meets the Mountains

Our journey through the world's best ski resorts wouldn't be complete without a visit to Aspen, Colorado. Known for its glitz and glamour, Aspen combines world-class skiing with a sophisticated mountain town.

Skiing for Everyone: The four mountains in the Aspen/Snowmass area offer a range of terrain suitable for beginners and experts alike. From wide-groomed runs to challenging backcountry, Aspen has it all.

Cultural Richness: Beyond the slopes, Aspen is a cultural hub with a vibrant arts scene. The Wheeler Opera House and the Aspen Art Museum are venues where you can enjoy world-class performances and exhibitions.

Après-Ski Elegance: In the evenings, the town comes alive with a multitude of upscale restaurants, trendy bars, and exclusive clubs. Aspen's après-ski scene is an unforgettable blend of mountain charm and cosmopolitan elegance.

Whether you seek the glamour of St. Moritz, the adventure of Chamonix, the snow reliability of St. Anton, the wilderness of Banff, or the sophistication of Aspen, the world's best ski resorts offer something for every winter enthusiast. Each destination has its unique character, blending breathtaking landscapes with diverse activities and experiences. So, when the snow begins to fall, pack your ski gear and embark on a journey to explore these winter wonderlands, where the magic of the mountains awaits. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a novice, these resorts promise memories that will last a lifetime in the enchanting embrace of snow and slopes.

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Exploring the Rich Tapestry of Culture and Traditions in Northern Pakistan

If you're looking for beautiful places in the world, you should plan a trip to northern Pakistan. The evergreen beauty of northern Pakistan is unparalleled anywhere else in the world, making it the tourism capital of Pakistan. It is home to some of the highest peaks in the world, including K2 the second highest peak in the world. The landscape of the north includes mountains, lakes, glaciers, and valleys. Not only mountains but it is also visited for its landmarks, culture, history and people. K2 Base camp, Deosai, Naltar, Fairy Meadows Bagrot Valley and Hushe valley are common places for visitors. The language, culture, and weather of northern Pakistan is unique to its area. It is home to diversified cultures, ethnic groups, languages, and backgrounds. Major cultural events include the Shandoor Polo Festival, Babusar Polo Festival and Jashn-e-Baharan or the Harvest Time Festival. Traditional dances include the Old Man Dance in which more than one person wears old-style dresses; the Cow Boy Dance in which a person wears old style dress, and long leather shoes and holds a stick in hand and the Sword Dance in which the participants show taking one sword in right and shield in left. If you’ve been wondering which of the amazing and breathtaking areas to visit, you’ll be happy to hear that there are many eye-catching and historically significant valleys in Pakistan. The landscape, vegetation, picturesque views, and warmth of the people make your trip more than worth your while. Travelocity itinerary number has you all covered with tour guides for the most beautiful valleys in the world. The Kaghan Valley is located in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, and borders the Pakistani-administered territories of Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Jammu and Kashmir to the north and east, respectively. The 155-kilometer-long valley surrounds the Lower Himalayan mountain range, resulting in an alpine climate and the prevalence of pine forests and alpine meadows. With the flow of the Kunhar River, the valley has glaciers, crystal-like clear lakes, waterfalls, and frosty mountain streams. The Kaghan is famous for its scenic beauty and landscapes, which are often visited by locals and tourists equally. The Kaghan Valley can be reached by road via Balakot, Mansehra, and Abbottabad. In Balakot, public buses and other vehicular transportation give a ride to the valley. The Kaghan Valley can also be reached from Peshawar or the national capital, Islamabad by renting a car to Abbottabad or Mansehra. From tours and travels, you can order a taxi or other available methods of public transport to go to the valley. The valley is always accessible during the summer and is closed to visitors during winter because of risk. The glaciers block the roads leading to the Kaghan during winter, but these glaciers typically melt between February and April. From May to the end of September, the roads and Babusar Pass remain open. In May, temperatures can reach up to 11 °C (52 °F) and can go as low as 3 °C (37 °F). A road trip for the Karakoram highway tour is also an adventurist spot for the mountains and valleys at the top. This highway runs about 1,300km (800 miles) from Abbottabad in Pakistan to Kashgar in the province of Xinjiang in western China. You can experience scenic views and breathtakingly beautiful mountains of northern Pakistan along your way to the highway.

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Best Hotels in Cherrapunji for Every Type of Traveler

Cherrapunji, one of Earth’s wettest places, offers travelers lush landscapes, misty valleys, and stunning waterfalls. For a perfect stay, these top hotels in Cherrapunji combine comfort, nature, and local culture: Polo Orchid Resort with cliffside views, Jiva Resort nestled amid greenery, and Kutmadan Resort for authentic Khasi-style hospitality.

Polo Orchid Resort

Polo Orchid Resort is a luxurious property in Cherrapunji, located near the iconic Nohsngithiang Falls (Seven Sisters Falls) and offering panoramic views of lush landscapes. Spacious cottages blend modern comforts with nature's tranquility, and an infinity pool provides a unique view of the waterfall while relaxing.

Cherrapunjee Holiday Resort

Cherrapunjee Holiday Resort is a family-run property in Laitkynsew Village, perfect for travelers seeking an authentic local experience. It serves as an excellent base for exploring the famous living root bridges, offering simple yet cozy rooms with a homely atmosphere. Guests enjoy warm hospitality, personalized service, and assistance with guided tours, making it ideal for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts eager to immerse themselves in Cherrapunji’s unique landscapes.

Jiva Resort

Jiva Resort is a serene getaway focused on eco-friendly practices, making it ideal for environmentally conscious travelers. Nestled in nature, the resort offers a peaceful retreat where guests can relax amidst Cherrapunji’s scenic beauty. The rooms blend modern amenities with rustic charm, and guests can savor organic meals made from locally sourced ingredients while enjoying yoga sessions and nature walks to connect with their surroundings.

Saimika Resort

Saimika Resort caters to travelers seeking solitude in Cherrapunji’s misty hills, featuring traditional Meghalayan architecture made from locally sourced natural materials. The resort offers basic yet comfortable accommodations that emphasize a peaceful, rustic lifestyle and serve as a cultural hub where guests can enjoy local music, cuisine, and customs. Additionally, Saimika is pet-friendly, making it a great choice for visitors traveling with their furry companions.

San Naela Resort

San Naela Resort is a tranquil retreat nestled in the misty hills of Cherrapunji, offering a perfect blend of comfort and nature. Known for its peaceful ambiance, the resort is surrounded by lush greenery and provides panoramic valley views. With modern amenities and a rustic charm, San Naela Resort ensures a relaxing stay for travelers looking to unwind, making it an excellent base for exploring nearby attractions like Nohkalikai Falls and Mawsmai Caves.

Ibankordor Jungle Resort

For travelers seeking an off-the-grid experience, Ibankordor Jungle Resort offers a stay deep in nature, located near the Mawkdok Dympep Valley. The resort features rustic cottages surrounded by dense forests and promotes sustainable tourism, encouraging guests to explore nearby caves, waterfalls, and trekking routes. While the accommodations are basic, the immersive experience of living close to nature is unmatched, especially at night with clear skies for stargazing and the soothing sounds of the wilderness.

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5 Must Have Pieces of Clothing for Male Travellers

5 Must Have Pieces of Clothing for Male Travellers We all know that when you set off on your travels you’ll end up packing far too many clothes that you probably won’t wear or don’t need, especially if it is your first long-haul trip or holiday. Well, this article is just a handy guide to help you cut down on some of the useless items you shouldn’t pack, all you have to do is make sure you have these 5 items in your backpack and you will be good to go in most situations. 5 Must-Have Pieces of Clothing for Male Travellers Jeans Jeans are a very important item that you should bring with you no matter where you’re going in the world. A comfortable pair of jeans can see you through any journeys or adventures you have, if you need to walk miles around a thousand-year-old temple or decide to hit the shops for a day, whatever the situation you can make sure you do it in comfort is the most important thing for any traveler. Polo Shirts You may be thinking why do I need to bring a polo shirt with me when I’m planning on trekking through a forest or touring around the Mekong Delta. Well obviously you wouldn’t be wearing a polo shirt at that exact moment in time but I’m talking about if you find yourself in a situation where you’ve got a bit of downtime like you want to relax for a bit with friends, you’re going out for a meal at a restaurant or having a drink at a local bar. For any of these situations then a polo shirt should be the go-to option as it’s cool if you’re in a hot country, it's practical for most situations and you’ll look good at the same time. See here for some stylish polo shirts that would be ideal to take with you on your travels. Swimming Trunks This should be an obvious one especially if the countries you’re traveling to are hot, as taking a dip in a pool or going for a swim in some crystal blue waters somewhere is 100% going to happen. Maybe you want a day sunbathing on the beach or chilling out by the pool in your hotel (if you’re staying at a hotel that has a pool) in which case swimming trunks will be the first thing you go to put on. Rain Coat Don’t underestimate how important this item is, even if you’re going to some tropical paradise as even the nicest, most idyllic places have rain. Whether that’s a tropical thunderstorm, a light shower or it might just be that particular country's rainy season you don’t want to be caught out as that is a surefire way to put anyone in a bad mood, not to mention the hassle of having to dry all your clothes out. So the easy way to avoid this problem is simply to make sure you pack a raincoat so you don’t have to worry about any of these problems. Walking Shoes I’ve saved the most important till last as a good pair of walking shoes are by far the most important piece of clothing anyone needs at any point in their travels. In my opinion, you should definitely get a good pair of trainers before you leave as this gives you the chance to break them in easily while you still have the opportunity to. Trust me when I say there’s nothing worse than having to walk in an uncomfortable pair of shoes for miles because you’ve got no other option. So make sure the shoes you take are as comfortable as you can find, your feet will thank you for it. via Blogger https://ift.tt/sWQ6Prv February 18, 2023 at 09:58PM

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