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Shop & Sell Pre-Loved Luxury Bags with Confidential Couture 

Looking to buy or sell pre-loved luxury bags? Welcome to Confidential Couture, your trusted marketplace for designer handbags. Whether you're searching for a rare piece to add to your collection or looking to sell a luxury bag, we provide a safe, confidential, and seamless platform for all your luxury needs. Explore our curated collection of pre-owned handbags from the world’s most iconic brands, including Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, and more. Join us today and experience the world of luxury shopping with confidence and elegance!  About Us: Confidential Couture is a well-known luxury fashion resale website based in India, specializing in pre-owned designer items, including Chanel handbags. You can certainly explore their website for a selection of pre-owned Chanel handbags and other fashion accessories. Shop: https://confidentialcouture.com/just-in.html You Can Sell Your Luxury items:https://confidentialcouture.com/sell Follow Us On: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/confidentialcoutureofficial/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ConfidentialCoutureOfficial

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Bhutan Package Tour from Delhi with NatureWings

To the Delhiites out there, don't let the scorching heat drain out all your energy, and get ready to take a chill pill, as the time has come to take a plunge into the pool of good times while relaxing and rejuvenation your soul near the lap of the Himalaya's, on a Bhutan Package Tour from Delhi. A tour to the most loved country enclosed with enigmatic snow-covered mountains, colorful culture, red-robed lamas, delightful peoples, duty fee exclusive wines, and spicy chilies, is sure to keep the Dil-walas from Delhi hooked throughout the entire trip. So pack your bags, book a Bhutan Tour Package from Delhi and gift yourself a chance to holiday in this Carbon Negative Country amidst luxury and comfort.

Bhutan is a mystical magical land hidden throughout centuries in the lap of Himalayas. Bhutan is mystic, it is the last Shangri-La, the rice born here is red, every nook and corner of this place is dotted with prayer flags and monasteries and most significantly Bhutan is the only Carbon Negative Country in the World having 72% forest among total land area. Bhutan is truly the Land of the Thunder Dragon and a must visit place for every Delhitians who at least deserves some rejuvenation from the smoggy city. At NatureWings Holidays Ltd. we have very good options for Bhutan Tour along with Bhutan Luxury Package Tour with 5 Star Hotels with direct flight from Indira Gandhi International Airport [DEL] to Paro [PBH] at a very reasonable and most competitive price.

Apart from this Delhi to Bhutan Tour, NatureWings Holidays also offers personalized and flexible Bhutan Package Tour from Mumbai, Bhutan Package Tour from Jaigaon, Bhutan Package Tour from Phuentsholing, Bhutan Package Tour from Kolkata, Bhutan Package Tour from Ahmedabad, Bhutan Package Tour from Bangalore, Bhutan Package Tour from Bagdogra Airport, Bhutan B2B Packages at Best Price.

For booking Delhi to Bhutan Tour Package call: +91 98300 13505

To Book This Bhutan Package from Delhi Visit: https://www.naturewings.com/packages/bhutan-package-tour-from-delhi

Day Wise Itinerary for Bhutan Tour Package from Delhi :

Day 1: Warm Welcome at Paro Airport, Transfer to Thimphu

Day 2: Thimpu Local Sightseeing Tour

Day 3: Thimphu to Punakha Transfer and Punakha Sightseeing

Day 4: Punakha to Paro Transfer

Day 5: Paro Sightseeing - Taktsang Monastery Hiking (Tiger Nest Monastery)

Day 6: Tour Ends, Cherish Your Memories

Bhutan Tour Package from Delhi Inclusions :

Accommodation in TCB listed Hotels (Double/Twin Sharing Room)

Meal Plan MAP (Breakfast and Dinner)

Transfers and all sightseeing in an exclusive Non-AC Vehicle (Private Basis)

Parking, Toll Tax, e-Permits

Full Day Thimphu Local Sightseeing

Half Day Paro City Tour

English / Hindi Speaking Tour Guide

All transfer will be on point to point basis

SDF Charges (Sustainable Development Fee)

01 Bottle Packages Drinking Water Per Day on Vehicle

Guest Service Support during the trip from Bhutan & India Office 24/7

Why Choose NatureWings for Booking Bhutan Tour Package from New Delhi / Gurgaon / Noida :

There are lots of travel agents who provide Bhutan Package Tour from Delhi but why NatureWings is the best for booking Delhi to Bhutan Tour are the following reasons :

Company is most trusted Brand for Bhutan Tour from Delhi since 2011

NatureWings is authorized selling agent of Bhutan Airlines & Druk Airlines

Company is PSA [Passenger Service Agent] of Bhutan Airlines so that we offer special airfare to our guests

Our Pre-purchased hotel room inventory for super peak season of Bhutan Tour from Delhi

Company is Tourism Council of Bhutan authorized travel house

Company operate own employee on direct payroll in Bhutan

Company offers customized Bhutan Tour Itinerary from Delhi with unique & signature tour programme

Company has in-depth knowledge about Bhutan Territory, Hotels, Local laws and Regulations

Assured services in the preferred manner to enrich your best experience while stay in Bhutan

Process e-permit in advance for visiting different places and sightseeing

Safe and secure personal attention during stay in Bhutan

NatureWings takes responsibility for the entire duration of your Bhutan Travel from Delhi

Make sure hassle-free and trustworthy services in Bhutan

Get the best deals for the best properties and services as per your preferences

You can opt for a Bhutan Tour Plan from Delhi even during weekends and holidays

For Detail Bhutan Tour Package from Delhi Please Visit :

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Website : https://www.naturewings.com Package URL: https://www.naturewings.com/packages/bhutan-package-tour-from-delhi

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Save Your Day with a Home Salon Service in different Cities

The emergence of social media and the consecutive growth of digital media have brought changes in the consumer-based industry - due to the easy access to smartphones & the internet made every market convenient for customers, and today more than 750 million people in India own a smartphone. Due to the lethargic schedules, they prefer to take e-services instead of going out for a market visit. 

The salon market in India took a godsend of it and most of the salons organized themselves to deliver the maximum salon services in the comfort of the home. Information technology is at its peak and achieving great heights every day. The collection, analysis, and distribution of user-related information have never been this more accessible. The customers are finding it more time-saving to access the e-salons to their doorstep as they expect everything at the ease of their homes as per their schedules. Due to this shift, the salon industry adapted to the change and trained its professionals to reach the customer's home for one-on-one salon services. 

Why do Customers Prefer Home Salons? Is It Time Saving?

The rate list of salon services of a parlor outside and home salons are almost the same. Moreover, home salons are preferred as they save the traveling time, waiting time, and traveling cost. After the Covid-19 outbreak, customers are more concerned about a clean & sanitized atmosphere. While taking the service from home salons you can keep a check on every segment, and you come in contact with the stylist only. It helps you stay safe and gorgeous in the comfort of the home. 

The hairstylist comes to your house to provide salon service is not in hustle-bustle. It is like a personalized self-pampering session, and you get the space to discuss your skin & hair issues. 

Services Offered by the Home Salons in Cities like Lucknow, Noida, Delhi, Gurgaon, Ghaziabad and Greater Noida etc.  Anyone can search on Google to avail home salon services in particular cities by simply putting keywords like –

Salon near Me Lucknow, Best Home Salon Services in Noida, Beauty Parlour Services at Home in Delhi, Parlour Services at Home Gurgaon, Beauty Parlour Services at Home, Beauty Services at Home etc.  And can book her required services at home easily.

Nowadays, a home salon offers diverse salon services in the convenience of your home, merely like the nearby parlors. They deliver the services like facials, waxing, manicure-pedicure, hair coloring, rebonding, hair-straightening, hair extensions, body polishing, body massage, and many more in the comfort of your home. The beauticians are well trained and arrive with a salon bag plugged with tools and products required during the service.

You can take a close look at all the products which the stylists are using spell application. Home Salon Services have evolved like a one-stop solution for multiple services. The home salons are hiring authorized professionals to provide the best salon services to customers.

The Bridal Makeup, Pre-Bridal Packages, and Party Makeup are more popular and hold their share of convenience if you are booking it with a home salon. They are good for the bride-to-be as they avoid going out to stay safe against sun-tan, and pollution. 

Save Your Day with a Home Salon Service in Your City! 

Altogether, it is a package to save your day with a home salon service in the city and feel pampered in the comfort of your home. You save a lot of time, energy, and money when you opt for online home salon services.

You can even decide to share salon service moments with your friends; enjoy a luxurious pampering session together. Overall, the home salons are a more convenient, untroubled, time-saving, and safe & sanitized way to enjoy all the salon services in the comfort of your home and feel some self-love.

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Hamad International Airport Served Record 38,786,422 Passengers in 2019

Hamad International Airport (HIA) served a record 38,786,422 passengers in 2019. This represents a year-on-year growth of 12.44% compared to passenger numbers in 2018, and is the most number of passengers the airport has served since the start of operations in 2014. Eight new passenger destinations were added to HIA's global network in 2019: Davao, Philippines; Rabat, Morocco; Izmir,Turkey; Gaborone, Botswana; Langkawi, Malaysia; Mogadishu, Somalia as well as Malta and Lisbon, Portugal. Three new cargo destinations were also added to HIA's network: Istanbul, New York and Almaty.

Fifteen airlines operating at HIA increased their weekly flight frequencies including Kuwait Airways, Salam Air, Philippine Airlines and Oman Air. HIA also welcomed two new airline partners, Air India and Tarco Aviation. This developments led HIA to handling 232,917 aircraft movements in 2019, which is 5.57% more than the previous year. Engr. Badr Mohammed Al Meer, Chief Operating Officer at Hamad International Airport, said, "2019 has been a spectacular year for HIA, having broken our record for the most number of passengers ever served since commencing our operations. Looking ahead, we're focused on increasing our operational capacity through our major airport expansion project which is a vital part of the airports rapid growth and the country's preparations to host the 2022 World Cup and beyond." HIA introduced a number of innovative solutions in 2019 to achieve operational excellence and enhance the overall passenger experience in the terminal. The airport implemented advanced software solutions for passenger forecasting and queue measurement which provides real time passenger traffic forecasting as well as calculating waiting times and throughputs which are visualized on a live dashboard, allowing the airport to keep waiting times in check. The software has enabled the operational staff to be proactive and stay agile in the terminal's dynamic environment. Along with HIA's self-check-in and self-bag-drop kiosks, which was introduced in the terminal to provide passengers with a faster and smoother check-in process, HIA recently introduced ten automated security gates at the pre-immigration area, so passengers can scan their own boarding cards and proceed to immigration. See latest Travel News, Interviews, Podcasts and other news regarding: Doha, Qatar. Headlines: Japan, Singapore, S. Korea and Germany Have World's Most Powerful Passports  Yangon Int. 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You aren’t Delhi ki dulhan if you never dreamt of owning your bridal lehenga from multi designer stores in Delhi. While these ace designer wear stores surely have a dream wedding collection for every bride, let’s be honest that not everyone can afford them. Well.. well.. well, what if we tell you that you can now get your DESIGNER WEDDING LEHENGA and trousseau wear from these multi designer stores in Delhi at unbelievable prices?!

Yes, it is true! The sale season is here in Delhi for the year 2019 and we are all excited! It’s that time of the year when you should not keep calm and just slip into your shopping shoes and drop down at these stores with your bridesmaids or mom.

So, track here the best sale offers and options across all your favorite multi designer stores in Delhi and enjoy the end of season sale 2019!

1. Anita Dongre

Anita Dongre Wedding Couture is all about luxurious heritage crafts and the finest of silks fabrics. Inspired by Rajasthan’s archaic grandeur and craft traditions, her designs showcase Indian attire in modern aesthetics. Shop for their bespoke Gota Patti lehengas and handwoven Benarasi creations which will set you apart from other brides.

This is huge! Hurry up now!

When: 20th June Onwards

Where: Both Online & In-Stores. Locate your nearest Anita Dongre store here.

Also, check out more Anita Dongre Brides Here.

2. The Ogaan

Ogaan is one of the best-known designer stores in India and one of the first stores in the country to house collections from multiple designers under one roof. Grab designer contemporary and Indian wear at discounts from brands Like AM:PM, Anavila, Masaba, Payal Pratap, JJ Valaya and more. C’mon, don’t wait long as the sale is already up!

Check out their collection here.

Where: Both Online & In-Stores. Locate your nearest Ogaan store here.

3. Roberto Cavalli

Shop the newest additions across easy-to-wear styles from top to bottom with up to 50% off at the exclusive Roberto Cavalli boutique store in Delhi.  

Where: 132, Ground Floor, DLF Emporio Mall, New Delhi

Contact Number:+91 11 46960000

4. Perona

Head to Perona store now and shop unlimited for the timeless premium tailored clothes, accessories and bags at Up to 50% off!

When: 20th June Onwards

Where: 201, The Chanakya, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi 110021

5. Anantam

Anantam is one of those multi designer stores in Delhi which showcases a hand-picked collection of renowned Indian designers. Get ready for the Anantam’s summer sale and own amazing outfits from designers like Anavila, Padmaja, Raw Mango, Kora, Meghna Panchmatia, Mayank Shraddha, Nini Mishra, Vrisa, Urbania, Purvi Doshi, Ulupi, Eka.

When: 12th June Onwards

Where: E-4 South Extension Part-2 New Delhi – 1100049

6. Ridhima Bhasin

Striking the right balance between brilliant craftsmanship and Indian textiles, Ridhima Bhasin’s designs come with cutting edge look with an ingenious floral fusion of Indian and contemporary influences. From your pre-wedding ceremonies to the wedding day, you may find the perfect outfit for every occasion here. Enjoy the end of season sale here with up to 60% off on designer wear!

When: 19th-25th June

Where: B-56, Sector 6, Noida

7. Kamaali Couture

Kamaali Couture is a bespoke bridal, couture and luxury prèt label, co-founded by dynamic sister duo Kamaali Mehta and Shruti Mehta. Popular for its glamorous bridal and occasion wear, Kamaali Couture handcrafts timeless couture designs, simultaneously blending traditional and modern aesthetics. Drop down to this multi designer store in Delhi now and grab up to 70% off on selected collection.

Where: D-19 Defence Colony, New Delhi

9. Suneet Varma

Suneet Varma is a celebrated name in designer couture that immortalizes glamour and timeless style. Shop for some of his stunning designer wedding lehengas which will accentuate your bridal look instantly. With up to 70% discount, hurry up now before its too late!

Where: 345, second floor, DLF Emporio, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi

Don’t wait for the weekend people as deals and discounts don’t last forever. So, walk into these multi designer stores in Delhi now and enjoy shopping!

Also, check out New Labels For Bridal Wear Under 1 Lakh.

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What do we do with a problem like corona?

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What do we do with a problem like corona?

“The other day, my jeweller called saying the bangles I was interested in were available,” says a Mumbai-based PR executive who declined to be named. “I just thought, ‘how unnecessary at a time like this,’ and told them I wasn’t interested right now.” Among the businesses most hit by Covid-19 are anything to do with luxury. Whether it is jewellery, art, clothes, shoes or grand homes, major purchases are being put on hold. Consumers are beginning to exercise restraint, preferring to sit on cash.

A recent survey by investment firm Bernstein and Boston Consulting Group estimates that globally, luxury market sales could be dented by as much as $43 billion. India, whose nascent but growing luxury industry was estimated to be $30 billion in 2018 by Assocham, and projected to grow to $200 billion by 2030, is just beginning to feel the effects of the virus. Domestic demand is taking a hit, and so are exports: India acts as a “back-office” to many western fashion brands to whom it provides raw and semi-finished materials and components. But, as the coronavirus reduces demand from overseas, and as the country goes into lock-down mode with malls and retailers shutting shop, industry insiders see a bleak near to mid-term outlook. As a result, sales — already somewhat muted given our economic slowdown — are slowing.

Cecilia Morelli Parikh, co-founder of luxury retail store Le Mill  

Retail blues

With most cities banning large gatherings, weddings, that big marker of Indian exuberance and a barometer for luxury spending in India, stand postponed.

“It has had a big impact on the fashion industry and stores,” says Tina Tahiliani Parikh, who owns the multi-brand boutique Ensemble. “Stopping the flow of NRIs to the country has been another severe blow. As social distancing is now the only way to stem the pandemic, most clients are postponing shopping unless it is urgent. Our teams are helping customers home shop and delivering at home [their web portal should be online in the next two weeks], but the industry is under a lot of stress.”

Fashion for social distancers

Try Raquel Allegra jumpsuits and Dries van Noten T-shirts (for a bit of drama to pair with your tracks). Brands like Maus from Sri Lanka, and Baon are great. I also think it is a good time to make yourself happy and just wear some great accessories, like Big Janda Vacintho earrings.

Cecilia Morelli Parikh, co-founder of luxury retail store Le Mill, agrees. “People are not looking to buy show-y pieces, since they have nowhere to go,” she says. “They are buying pieces that uplift them while at home, without breaking the bank, and I see this as a foreseeable trend in the future.” Le Mill is fast tracking a website that will launch in two to three weeks, and is increasing its Instagram content, given the brand’s high user engagement on the platform. In fact, it had an Insta-story on the various steps its home delivery service undertakes in light of the virus – including a stylist wearing a mask and gloves while handling the garment, steaming the garment to ensure hygiene, packing it in a sanitised garment bag, and delivering to the client via a private car.

Delhi-based designer Gaurav Gupta is anticipating a 50% drop in sales this month. “Stores have had almost no walk-ins because people are scared to go out,” he says, adding that while some are still coming to his stand-alone outlets wearing masks, he anticipates plummeting footfalls in the coming months. Gupta, whose clothes retail from between ₹50,000 to ₹5,00,000, says wedding orders for the summer months have also been pushed to later in the year, which will impact cash flow. Meanwhile, he is talking to his fellow design fraternity to see how they are grappling with supporting employees, who are scared to come to work but need their income. “It is a Catch-22; if there are no sales, how does the staff get paid?” he asks. For now, he is likely to consider a 50% rotational staff.

Losing their sheen

Mehernosh Heeramaneck, one of India’s most important jewellers, says budgets among the uber wealthy have definitely reduced. “I’ve never seen it like this, it is really scary,” he says. Some potential sales have been cancelled and, as a major buyer of important stones, he has imposed a moratorium on purchases till things settle.

Art’s good tidings

In the midst of evaporating sales and cancelled events, here’s some good news. On March 16, Sotheby’s Modern & Contemporary South Asian Art auction totalled $4.8 million in New York (the highest total for the category since 2017), with 91.1% of lots sold. The sale saw robust online bidding, with 33% of all sold works acquired online.

Also in disarray are local companies that work closely with western luxury brands. Gayatri Khanna Sabharwal, founder of Mumbai-based Milaaya Embroideries, says that all her production orders for Dolce & Gabbana, Etro and other high-end brands are on hold. “Some smaller companies have even cancelled their pre-Fall orders last week,” she says. “With Italy in quarantine, and numbers there still on the rise, they don’t see an end in sight. This is throwing the entire luxury supply chain into disruption, panic and worry about the near term, since so many people are dependent on these jobs.”

Real estate is faring no better. “There were at least 89,200 luxury units lying unsold across the top seven cities by 2019-end against 81,290 units a year ago,” says Anuj Puri, chairman of Anarock property consultants. He believes no price segment will be immune to the fallout of this pandemic. “In fact, buyers of high-end homes usually prefer multiple site visits, so the need for social distancing will be a dampener,” he notes, adding that “many developers are postponing their new launches and will wait to see how the situation unfolds over the next month or two”.

NS Harsha’s Recent Life exhibition at Chemould Prescott Road  

Double down on digital

The art market is also impacted. Numerous art fairs in the region have been cancelled, in which blue chip Indian galleries participate and generate significant sales. Although Roshni Vadehra of Delhi’s Vadehra Art Gallery says that Covid-19 is not affecting them thus far, she predicts a slowdown, given market volatility. With Delhi banning gatherings of more than 50 people, the gallery is not doing any major exhibitions or events.

Shireen Gandhy, of Mumbai-based gallery Chemould Prescott Road, says it is hard to say how seriously this will affect business, “but looking at the global situation [of how seriously the art market has been impacted], it definitely will”. She adds that after a bustling start to the year — with two successful exhibitions of NS Harsha and Anju Dodiya — the city feels like a ghost town. How incredible to imagine that just a few week ago, things were so different.

Even as the world as we know it halts, luxury companies will have to re-think their futures, perhaps turning to AI and digital more aggressively. As Gupta says, “This is a humanitarian crisis and our reaction to this emergency will shape the consequences.”

Straight speak

This is unprecedented and we don’t know what the humanitarian, financial and, most important, the psychological cost of all of this is. For a long time I have been [saying] that… the value system needs to change, with a commitment to buy well and enjoy it fully, and not be flippant and define yourselves by what you put on your body or wear something only once because you’ve been on Instagram. As for us, we are wondering if we should shut the factory. I don’t want to lay people off because no one is going to get a job. Or should we take a pay cut and work three-four days a week? Assuming we don’t have to shut down because of a government directive! It is all too soon to say and this story has to be updated every week

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What does your handbag say about you?

Are  handbags  a necessity or  a fashion accessory? Well, they are both. A handbag  holds all the essential items  a woman wants in  its folds. For many women  it is a functional necessity while for others it is entirely a fashion statement .

The Handbag selection process

The personal fashion sense of a person, the image one wants to create with a handbag and the amount an individual is  willing to spend ,  influence  the handbag  selection.  Brands are also important .

Luxury Handbags

Hermes, Chanel,  Louis Vuitton, Prada ,Gucci  and Furla are some of the luxury brands for handbags. It  was said that Martha Stewart  proudly carried her  Birkens  bag to court appearances before going off to jail. There are women who  will save up a lot to own a luxury handbag. There are other women who would  willingly   own imitations  or look a likes  when they  cannot afford a luxury handbag .

The Hand Bag Glossary

Before you select  a handbag, let us share the following handbag glossary with you .

A  Hobo bag  is a  crescent shaped bag with straps  whereas a messenger bag is a thin & wide bag with cross shoulder traps . A satchel bag has a flat bottom and  a top handle and cross body straps.

A bucket bag  was originally designed to carry champagne bottles and it has a draw string. A Tote bag has a rectangle or a squarish structure with thin straps. The frame bag is a medium sized rectangle bag with a metal frame on the top. The clutch bag is meant to have no straps and is to be held by hand.

Now that you are familiar with the handbag terminology, let us tell you from where to buy them from .

The Karol Bagh Market  the Lajpat Nagar Market are some of the best Delhi shopping markets to buy the handbags  in Delhi .

The original luxury bags are available at Emporia Mall. You can buy handbags online. You can buy bags online at Jabong., Myntra, Flipkart, Snapdeal & Amazon. You can buy pre owned luxury bags at  Duavivo.com or at Confidential couture.com. Go and define your personal style with your handbags. It reflects your personality to a great extent.

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Handy guide to Japan Culture and Etiquette

As I stood in Kyoto station outside the JR ticket counter waiting for Amrita and Ohanna, all I could focus was at the bakery right across. I dragged a rucksack, suitcase and a small bag to grab the best chocolate croissant we ever had. It was mountain day, and the station was busy with people travelling all across the country. Worlds 2nd fittest country has a holiday calendar with days dedicated to Mountains, Sea, Star, and a Dolls & Girls Festival. It gives you an idea of how well nature and people are synchronised with each other. Japanese are calm and crazy at the same time, with shrines and Zen gardens all around to love hotels and insane fashion trends, it’s all pretty mind-boggling.

It just seems impossible, travelling to a country where they don’t speak your language and your 6-year-old who has a mind of her own and doesn’t care what you say, in my wildest dreams I had not imagined that it would be so easy travelling in Japan. If you leave your passport or purse somewhere and it comes and finds you, nobody is begging, it’s clean, nobody can be more punctual and mind it; it is considered rude if you count the change you get back while shopping. It’s a different world… a place that’s worth exploring. From Monuments and Shrines to Mountains and beaches, Japan has everything to offer, and visiting them is easier than you think. With an incredible network of worlds best trains, buses, trams and flights you’ll be spoilt for choice.

Delhi – Narita Airport –Tokyo – Kyoto

Kyoto, the earlier capital of Japan, intrigued us as much as Tokyo. With a history of more than 5000 years, love for Zen gardens and a mention in Steve Jobs biography, we decide to visit Kyoto first.

So we exchanged our voucher for JR Pass and took the NXT train to Tokyo central to catch the next Shinkansen for Kyoto. With only two subway lines, the best way to travel in Kyoto is by bus. We took a bus from the Bus terminal right outside Kyoto Station to MyStays Hotel located in Downtown Kyoto.

Kyoto District Map

Downtown Kyoto is close to most of the attractions in town and travelling with my daughter I wanted to be located centrally.  Next four days we went all out exploring Kyoto’s innumerable shrines and its cuisine at our slow pace. Wherever you might be in Kyoto, Google maps will always show a Shrine close by. Kyoto has options for hikes and cycling routes, and most of the attractions are starting points for these hikes. We checked official Kyoto Tourism page for latest events and found the  Light and sound show on Thousand Demons at Kodaiji Temple.

Exploring Kyoto with a Bus Pass

  Buy a one or two day pass depending on the length of your stay and days itinerary for unlimited bus rides during that period. This will take you to almost all corners of Kyoto. It’s always on time, and the best way to find your bus is to use google maps. They also give a city map to get a better idea of the different route the buses ply on.

  Top Things to do in Kyoto

Temples- Shrines – Bamboo Forest- Food – Culture – History-  Hikes and Cycling

Ginkakuji Temple

Arashiyama – Bamboo Forest & Monkey Garden

Chion-in Temple & Kyoto Station

Kyoto Station building is a sprawling commercial building with train stations, shopping and great restaurants. Kyoto Bus Stand is right outside.  Take a bus or do a 10 min walk to the Chion -in Temple.

Gion & Maruyama Park

Yasaka Shrine

Gion is lined up with fantastic shopping, lanes filled up with fabulous restaurants and eateries alongside Mikasa river. A shrine is never far away, and Maruyama Park connected to Gion has a collection of magnificent shrines and temples. This is a must visit during your Kyoto trip

    Kodai-Ji Temple

We visited this temple during the festival of 1000 demons with a light and sound show

Fushimi Inari-Taisha – The mountain of faith will test yours so go prepared

  Kinkaku-Ji/ Rokuon-Ji- Now a Buddist Aen temple was earlier retirement vill of the                                             shogun

Ryonji

Nishiki market – Street Food, Restaurants & Shopping

Amazing Day Trips from Kyoto using your JR Pass

Kanazawa

Nagahama

Himeji

Enryukuji

Hiroshima

Osaka

Kobe

Hikone

Destination Tokyo 

Tokyo is one of those rare cities of the world which has world-class infrastructure on one hand and temples and shrines on the other dating to more than 5000 years. The normal and extreme walk hand in hand. Buildings dedicated to Karaoke Bars,  Gaming arcades, Love Hotels, fine dining to the best tea drinking ceremony, samurais and sumo wrestlers. Could I intrigue you more?

Travelling with our daughter, we wanted to choose a place which was close to the attractions we had planned to take her on this trip. We took up an Airbnb in Nippori area. This was a blessing in disguise as we were in a lovely and quiet residential area with all necessities within walking distance like the Belgian cafe across the road.

Top Things To Do In and around Tokyo with Kids 

Disney land and Tokyo Sea World– Book the Disney resorts or hotels for comfortable transfers and other benefits. If you are staying out like us, reach the resort at the opening time of 8 am by subway to Maihama station. Also, plan and book according to the footfall on those particular days. Check it here: Disney Crowd Calendar

Ueno Park. Visit this park for:

Ueno Zoo| National Museum of Nature and Science| Shinobazu Pond |Tokyo National Museum| National Museum Of Western Art| The Ueno Royal Museum

Hakone Day Trip

Even on a short trip to Japan, it is imperative to move away from Tokyo to understand the flow of energy, beauty and calm which is part of Japanese life all across the country. The best way to do this is to take a one or two-day trip to Hakone which is less than 100 km from Tokyo. Part of Fuji- Hakone- Izu National Park, It’s a hilly area with fantastic views of Mt Fuji from various locations like Lake Ashi, Ropeway stops, Hotels and more.  Read:  Japan- Complete Guide to Hakone visit from Tokyo – Hakone Free Day Pass

Kamakura Beach

If the weather is good head out to the beaches around Tokyo. Train rides with slightly more than an hour will get you there.

        Hato Bus Tour is perfect to know the cities routes and various famous shrines. We loved the tour and especially our visit to Meiji Shrine located in a 170-acre jungle in the heart of the city.  Click here to Book a Hato Bus Tour

Museum of Maritime Science

Lego land

Boat Tours

Tsukiji Fish Market

Planning the Japan TRIP

Japan Visa (http://www.vfsglobal.com/japan/india/)

At INR 1150 is super cheap if you are applying from India. They would generally give a multiple-entry visa with a maximum stay depending on your itinerary. Document checklist is available online and the whole process takes almost seven working days. Also, check out JAL Airways for Promotional offers.

Japan Railway Pass (https://www.jrailpass.com/)

For travelling within Japan though you have a lot of flight options, I would highly recommend buying a JR pass. If you buy a single ticket, it can be very expensive but a JR pass will start saving you money from the first trip itself Stations are located centrally and are easy to approach. Frequency is enough for you to make a pretty flexible plan just in case of any last minute changes. They have options for 7, 14 and 21 days. Special discounts for kids and senior citizens. If it is a last minute trip, you can buy it from an authorised travel agent in your city too. Insist on the free Japan travel guide with it.

Note: has to be bought outside Japan before arrival.

For more information on JR pass click: Complete Guide to Buying and using a Japan Rail Pass

Travel Insurance

It is one of the most important things for the trip. I’ve sworn by it since the day I started travelling internationally. Depending on the policy, it covers all your medical bills, lost luggage and other emergencies.

I recommend: ICICI Lombard and Bajaj Allianz

Pocket Wi-Fi Modems

They generally work for 10 devices and are very useful. It can save you loads of time, as you can check Train times, Shinkansen Train schedules, bus routes, locating restaurants and last minute Cab Bookings.

Book them on JR pass site or various other providers in Japan. They can be collected at the Airport from their respective counters as you land into Japan. You can also go directly and pay and pick up a device, but sometimes in peak season, they are out of stock. So do pre-book.

Links: https://www.jrailpass.com/pocket-wifi

https://www.econnectjapan.com/

https://www.pupuru.com/en/

Hotel Bookings

With few amazing apps, the process of booking rooms has become super easy.   I always research the things to do in a city and the book as close as possible to them within my budget. Booking in Japan was a little different; there are a few room types to choose from.

Ryokan | Cube Hotels| Vacation Rentals| Standard Hotels (Budget- Mid-range – Luxury)

Booking.com – If you are not sure but want to block the rooms without paying till a cutoff date.

Agoda.com | Expedia.com| Airbnb.com

We stayed at Mystay Hotel, Kyoto and Airbnb, Nippori Area, Tokyo

Tokyo Currency:

Cash is preferred at most places, and sometimes it can be difficult to find ATM machines in some part of the town or as you travel to lesser touristy areas of Japan. We were carrying Dollars, and our first exchange was at Narita Airport and remaining in the city.

1 INR = 1.76 JPY

1 USD = 107 JPY

Average Meal: 600 yen

Food on the Shelves (7 Eleven, Family Mart, Lawson, Daiso): 300 yen

Ramen and Gyoza (Momo/Dim Sum) in most of the restaurants are 300 yen too.

Don’t miss the most amazing bakery products available all across Japan

Apps to make it all Easy :

City Happenings: TimeoutTokyo| City Tourism websites

Finding Food: GoogleMaps|Yelp|Gurunavi|Bento.com| tabelog.com |openrice.com |opensnap.com

Booking Tours and Activities:  Japantravel | Viator |Tripadvisor |Visitacity

Transport: JREastTraininfo| Japanrail|Japantaxi|Navitime|Kyotobus |Googlemaps| Japanguide.com

Conversion rate– xCurrency

Lost in translation:  GoogleTranslate| Duolingo (learn basic Japanese)

Understanding Culture and Etiquette is essential in Japan. By following them, you are able to scratch the surface and get a better understanding of the place and a sense of belonging.   Empty your cup as you enter Japan, It has so much to teach and offer that it changes the way one lives. Read Complete guide to Japanese lingos and Etiquette Handy Guide to Japan Culture and Etiquette

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Proceed for sightseeing tour of Old Delhi in Morning first half visit Raj Ghat, Jama Masjid, Red Fort and also take a short Rikshaw ride at Chandani Chowk where you see the lot of Spice shops and huge market for Clothes. After finish you sightseeing tour to Old Delhi in morning first Half and now time to proceed for another part of city tour of Delhi which is New Delhi before proceeding the tour of New Delhi we will take you for Lunch and after you can proceed for City of New Delhi here you can visit Rashtrapati Bhawan, India Gate, Laxmi Narayan Temple, Humayun’s Tomb, Lotus Temple (Bhai’s Temple), Qutub Minar. Evening time if you want to see the sound and Light Show at Red fort or Evening free to own activities. Overnight at Hotel. Day 03 : New Delhi - Agra (220 Kms/03:30 Hrs) Today morning after breakfast at hotel, Later check out from hotel in New Delhi and drive to Agra “City of Love”. Upon Arrival at Agra check in your hotel for night stay. After relax at hotel, Later proceed for half day city tour of Agra visit Agra Fort, Itmad-ud-Daulah's Tomb, Akbar's Tomb, Jama Masjid, Moti Masjid, Octagonal Tower, Jahangir's Palace, Chini ka Rauza and Sikandra Fort. Evening enjoy the light and sound show “Mohabbat-the-Taj - the saga of love”, in Agra. Overnight at Hotel. Day 04 : Agra - Fatehpur Sikri - Jaipur (235 Kms/05 Hrs) Early morning before breakfast Sunrise visit the world’s most popular and beautiful monument Taj Mahal and Mehtab Bagh. Later back to your hotel for breakfast and later check out from hotel and drive to Jaipur en-route visit to Fatehpur Sikri the oldest deserted town built by Mughal Kingdom in 1571 and bulit by red stone in honor of Saint Salim Chisti. On Arrival at Fatehpur Sikri visit Diwane e Khas, Punch Mahal, the Tomb of Salim Chisti, and the Buland Darwaza, one of the largest and tallest gateways in the world. Later proceed for Jaipur, upon arrival at Jaipur check in your hotel for night stay. After relax at hotel, later evening time our driver will pick you from the hotel and take you some local visit like Birla Temple, speculator with white marble temple and a small drive to outside of Jaipur for Dinner at Chokhi Dhani a ethnic resort in Jaipur. Overnight at Hotel. Day 05 : At Jaipur Today Morning after lavish breakfast at Hotel, Later proceed for full day sightseeing tour of Jaipur visit Amber fort with Elehant ride, Nagargarh fort, Jaigarh Fort, Jal Mahal, Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds), City Palace, Jantar Mantar, Birla Temple, Central Museum and Laxmi Narayan Temple. After finish your sightseeing tour to Jaipur later drive back to your hotel for night stay. Overnight at Hotel. Day 06 : Jaipur - Mandawa (170 Kms/04 Hrs) Today morning after breakfast at hotel, Later check out from hotel in Jaipur and drive to Mandawa “ Shekhawati”. Upon arrival at Mandawa check in your hotel for night stay. 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After relax at hotel in Jodhpur later proceed for sightseeing tour of Jodhpur visit massive Mehrangarh Fort, Jaswant Thada, Umaid Bhawan Palace (Now converted into luxury Hotel), Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park, Clock Tower, Old City Markets, Mandore Temple and Mandore Gardens, Balsamand Lake and Kailana Lake. Evening free for leisure activities. Overnight at Hotel. Day 11 : Jodhpur - Mount Abu (260 Kms/05 Hrs) Today morning after breakfast at hotel, Later check out from hotel and drive to Mount Abu. Mount Abu is situated in 1200 Mt, It is the only hill station of Rajasthan. Upon arrival at Mount Abu check in your hotel for night stay. Evening you can visit Sunset point and Nakkhi Lake. Overnight at Hotel. Day 12 : At Mount Abu Today morning after breakfast at Hotel, Proceed for full day guided tour at Mount Abu visit Dilwara Jain temples, Mount Abu, Wildlife Sanctuary, Achalgarh fort, Adhar Devi Temple, Shri Raghunathji Temple and Guru Shikhar. Evening free for leisure activities. Overnight at Hotel. Day 13 : Mount Abu - Ranakpur - Udaipur (185 Kms/04 Hrs) Today morning after breakfast at hotel, Later check out from Mount Abu and drive to Udaipur en-route visit the famous Jain temples at Ranakpur Temples of 12 Century. After finish your temples visit later continue drive to Udaipur. Upon arrival at Udaipur check in your hotel for night stay. Later afternoon proceed for Local market in Udaipur and do some shopping in local markets and later we will take you for Boat ride at Lake Pichola. Overnight at Hotel. Day 14 : At Udaipur Today morning after breakfast at Hotel, Later proceed for full day Guided tour visit City Palace, Bagore Ki Haveli, Fateh Sagar Lake, Ambrai Ghat, Jagdish Temple, Udaipur Ropeway, Shilpgram, Vintage Collection of Classic Car Museum, Eklingji and Nagda Temples. After finish your sightseeing tour to Udaipur, Later drive back to your hotel or free for own leisure activities. Overnight at Hotel. Day 15 : Udaipur - Chittorgarh (112 Kms/03 Hrs) Today morning after lavish breakfast at hotel, Later check out from Udaipur hotel and proceed for your another destination. Upon arrival at Chittorgarh check in your hotel for night stay. Later afternoon proceed for half day tour to Chittorgarh visit Chittaurgarh Fort, Rana Kumbha's Palace, Kumbha Shyam Temple, Victory Tower, Meerabai Temple, Meerabai Temple, Tower of Fame, Padmini's Palace, Chittaurgarh Museum & Jaimal and Patta Palaces. Evening free for own leisure activities. Overnight at Hotel. Day 16 : Chittorgarh - Ajmer - Pushkar (200 Kms/04 Hrs) Today morning after lavish breakfast at Hotel, Later pack your bags and check out from hotel and say good bye to Jaipur and proceed for next destination Pushkar which is famous for Brahma Temple and Holy Lake. Before reached at Pushkar en-route visit to Ajmer Dargah Shareef “shrine of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti” and Adhey-Din-Ka Jhonpara - a mosque. Later continue drive to Pushkar. Upon arrival at Pushkar straight drive to your hotel and park you bike, here our Holidays At Representative will meet you and help you to check in your hotel for night stay. Relax at Hotel and later afternoon proceed for Pushkar sightseeing and start from the dip fo holy waters of Pushkar Lake and later proceed for sightseeing visit Brahma temple, Savitri temple Mahadev Temple, Varah Temple, Ramavaikunth Temple, Rangji Temple and the Apteshwar Temple. Overnight at Hotel. Day 17 : Pushkar - New Delhi (By Train) Today morning after breakfast at hotel, later check out from hotel and our Holidays At representative will meet you and transfer to Ajmer railway station to board the train for New Delhi. Upon arrival at New Delhi railway station Our Holidays At Representative will meet you and transfer to your hotel for night stay. Overnight at Hotel. Day 18 : Departure from New Delhi Today morning after breakfast at Hotel later our Holidays At Representative will meet you and transfer to New Delhi airport to board the flight for your home. #tags

Detailed Day Wise Itinerary

Day 01 : Arrive at New Delhi

Day 02 : At New Delhi

Day 03 : New Delhi - Agra (220 Kms/03:30 Hrs)

Day 04 : Agra - Fatehpur Sikri - Jaipur (235 Kms/05 Hrs)

Day 05 : At Jaipur

Day 06 : Jaipur - Mandawa (170 Kms/04 Hrs)

Day 07 : Mandawa - Bikaner (190 Kms/04 Hrs)

Day 08 : Bikaner - Jaisalmer (330 Kms/07 Hrs)

Day 09 : At Jaisalmer

Day 10 : Jaisalmer - Jodhpur (280 Kms/05 Hrs)

Day 11 : Jodhpur - Mount Abu (260 Kms/05 Hrs)

Day 12 : At Mount Abu

Day 13 : Mount Abu - Ranakpur - Udaipur (185 Kms/04 Hrs)

Day 14 : At Udaipur

Day 15 : Udaipur - Chittorgarh (112 Kms/03 Hrs)

Day 16 : Chittorgarh - Ajmer - Pushkar (200 Kms/04 Hrs)

Day 17 : Pushkar - New Delhi (By Train)

Day 18 : Departure from New Delhi

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