8 countries you can visit instead of buying an Apple Watch

Apple's most current trinket will set you back by a royal whole. Rs 68,000 for a mid-range Apple Watch, to be correct. A claim to the Land of the Pyramids(Egypt), then again would cost you less. Examine all the excursions you could take at the cost of the Apple watch.

Turkey

Travel in the month of: April 

Air Fare: FlyDubai from Delhi --> Istanbul-Rs 31,413 

Accommodation: Hotel Daphnis at Rs 30,453 (5 days) 

Things can do: Give yourself a good scrub the Turkish way at Cağaloğlu Hamamı- Rs 1,000 

overall- Rs 62,866 

Bhutan

Travel in the month of: June 

Air Fare: Druk Air from Kolkata --> Paro, Bhutan -  Rs 25,100 

Accommodation: Tiger’s Nest Resort - Rs 27,500 ( 5 days )

Things can do : River rafting with Druk Rafting Service -  Rs 3200 

Overall: Rs 55,800 

Cambodia

Travel in the month of: July 

Air Fare: Thai Airways from Kolkata --> Phnom Penh- Rs 27,976 

Accommodation: The Pavilion at, Rs 28,140 (5 days) 

Things can do: Zip past paddy fields on quad bikes- Rs 6875 

Overall: Rs 62,991 

Thailand 

Travel in the month of: Nov to Feb

Air Fare: Jet Airways from Mumbai --> Bangkok at - Rs 18,741/-

Accommodation: City Point Hotel at, Rs 26,837 (7 nights)

Things can do:Watch the Ping Pong show  Rs 400 entry fee.

overall- Rs 45,978/-

Lebanon

Travel in the month of:October

Air Fare: Kuwait Airways from Delhi --> Beirut - Rs 29,305

Accommodation: Charles Hotel, Beirut Price at Rs 24,965 (5 nights)

Things can do:Sample traditional Lebanese fare in the farmer’s kitchen, Tawlet- RS2,000 

overall- Rs 56,270/-

Egypt

Travel in the month of:November

Air Fare: Etihad Airways from Mumbai --> Cairo -  Rs 24,645/-

Accommodation: Nile Season Hotel, Cairo, Rs 24,031(7 nights)

Things can do:Embark on a day trip to the Great Pyramids and Sphinx, Sakkara and Memphis - Rs 5900/- 

Overall- Rs 54,576/-

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5 destinations that are perfect for solo travelling in India

Travelling in India on your own terms brings you closer to the inherent diversity and richness of the country. Community groups, meet-ups and a vast wealth of online resources have made it easier than ever to hit the road solo. Here is a snapshot of some of the most popular solo travelling destinations in India.

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LADAKH
Ladakh, lying on the northern tip of India's frontiers, is truly unparalleled in its majestic beauty. Thrilling mountain passes, thin air, the awe-inspiring beauty around you—no other destination in India stuns you as much. Travellers can awe at picture-perfect gompas that dramatically rise from the rocky outcrops and mingle with the friendly and generous locals.

Ease of travel: Transport within the valley is mainly by local bus, chartered taxi or rented motorcycle. Shared taxis are easy to find, with advertisements throughout the valley listing out dates, destinations and number of people required for each ride.

Safety: Most of Ladakh lies above 3000 m and visitors invariably suffer from mild symptoms of Acute Mountain Sickness. Avoid strenuous exertion for the first 24 hours and drink plenty of water.

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KERALA
The rich vegetation, biological diversity and gentle pace of village life in the backwaters beckon all kinds of travellers to Kerala. Solo travellers can spend the day exploring the splendid backwaters from the deck of a slow moving boat or lounge around on quiet palm-studded beaches. Further inland, you'll find tranquil tea and spice plantations. The hills surrounding Thekkady and Munnar are rich in waterfalls and birdsong, and lovely for trekking.

Ease of travel: Trains are great for long distance travel within the state, while auto rickshaws and taxis are convenient for short distances. Ensure that the driver starts the metre at the beginning of your journey or negotiate and fix the price of the trip before boarding.

Safety: Though Kerala is considered to be inherently safe, it's advisable to practice caution when travelling alone. As with any city, there can be dangers of pick-pocketing etc. Avoid walking on the streets alone at night.

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MUMBAI
Bustling restaurants and quaint Irani cafes, flea markets and designer boutiques, harried traffic and local trains—Mumbai is an inebriating mix of contrasts. The art of experiencing Mumbailies in eating, shopping and wandering through strikingly different neighbourhoods and various markets. Solo travellers can head out to explore the city's home-style seafood joints as well as the upscale temples of gastronomy. And if you're craving for company, head down to the carnivalesque Chowpatty Beach.

Ease of travel: Taxis and local trains are a great intercity travel option. In Mumbai, autos and taxis run by meter, making public transport easy and affordable.

Safety: Make sure you keep an eye on your possessions when using local transportation. Avoid trains or markets that are overcrowded.

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PONDICHERRY
Cobbled streets lined with mustard-yellow townhouses and a surfeit of seafront cafes and restaurants entices many travellers to visit India's own French Rivera. Hop onto a bicycle to explore the picturesque town, have a leisurely meal at the cafes and boulangeries or just simply walk down the historic promenade—a lone traveller in Pondicherry can never run out of things to do.

Ease of travel: One of the best ways to get around the city is by walking. Alternatively, you can hire a bicycle, motorcycle or gearless scooter, easily available on rent from rental outlets on MG Road and Mission Street.

Safety: Pondicherry is generally a safe city and the people are warm and welcoming.

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UDAIPUR
Take a walk to any place in the picturesque city and you will spot historic structures that exude regal splendour. Fantastical palaces, museums, temples, havelis and countless narrow, crooked streets add to the charm of this Rajasthan destination. Even if you are just wandering around taking in the majestic sights or cruising the calm lakes on a boat—the city is bound to sweep you off your feet.

Ease of travel: The most popular tourist sites in Udaipur are scattered around Lake Pichola and can be seen on foot. However, hiring a local cab or three-wheeler is the best option if you are visiting places elsewhere in the city.

Safety: Udaipur is generally regarded as being extremely safe. Avoid dimly lit areas at night, and make sure you keep an eye on your possessions when using public transportation.

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Visionary Canadian artist Rob Gonsalves is famous for creating paintings where the people or the objects in them seamlessly disappear into one another, effectively playing tricks on the mind of the viewer. More than the beautiful imagery and technique that has clearly gone into each painting, the effect which is akin to an optical illusion gives the artist the unique opportunity to portray multiple, connected stories in a single frame.

Be blown away by illustrations that seem more like scenes from a lucid dream than just color on canvas:

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