I am Russian)

Hari Om!
Usially I am living in Moscow But I am here becouse I love India. Very soon I will travel there again. I will fly in Delhi on 28.12 and I have 2 weeks to enjoy everything Indian. Its happened my friends cannot go with me now, but I dont want to change my programm. So, I will go alone. I like Yoga much and plan to imrove it in India. I visited Rishikesh and GOA already. I would happy to listen any recomendations from you wich direction to take. Also welcome for everybody to join me in this trip.

Hi misssssssss , Only two weeks ,this is sad .But make the best of what you have . a Little recommendation , you are living in moscow . it is winter, it must be cold , so head for the beaches . Enjoy !!

u seem to be interested in yoga so try going to south india ie, Kerala. wonderful places to be. ut u r coming in the peak season for that as most of the flights and trains are sold out and might be hotels too. just come a bit planned if u want to go to South. Rest North has its own charm. Normal stuff of Rajasthan is always there.

Thank you! Do you know something about Channai beaches? Or somewhere there?

Privet Misssss

Chennai dont have many famous beaches. Only one that is a bit known is Mahabalipuram beach. For beaches Kerala is the best destination. and also for yoga and meditation. I would have recommended Rishikesh for yoga but u have already been here.

Poka!

The beaches of Chennai are not worth bothering about. Kerala is certainly very nice, but if you are flying into Delhi, and you only have 2 weeks, I would forget the south. My suggestion would be to take a train to Dehra Dun, and then visit some other northern hill stations, for instance Mussoorie, then Chandigarh, Shimla, Mandi, then on to Dharamsala, where you will probably find some yoga courses. Finish your trip in Amritsar, then back to Delhi.

Tim in Ireland.

Welcome to IM.
You had been to Goa, you have experienced some nice beaches in India. Why not Himalaya this time? Generally, it is very cold during this part of the year but as you are from Moscow, you will get an edge. I am sure you will enjoy crystal clear sky and bright sun and the snowcapped mountain.
What about Darjeeling and Sikkim?

- Somnath

I second TimMakins, and say head for the Hills.

hey seems like ur going to be in india end of december and its gonna b freezing up north in himachal and dehradun.u shud head down south to kerala, which is the perfect weather for the backwaters and coconut lagoon.uve seen goa but if ur looking for yoga,greenery and beautiful beaches, then u shud head to kerala.o and yes not to forget the ayurvedic kerala massage.its fantstic.fly straight to cochin if u manage to get a flight.while in kerala u can even check out kanyakumari, which is the southern most tip of india where u see 3 different sands on the beach ie. the point where all the 3 seas meet.its beautiful.
have fun miss interesting.

Chennai has, apparently, one of the longest beaches in the world.

Now what else can I say about it?

Ummm........

Thanks for everybody! I am inclined to take North direction. I know its not easy to find any information in India I would be happy to recive any useful links like maps or railway moving.
I am happy I will come in India soon

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ya moscow is damn cold - 8 , - 9 deg C , and snowing , just came back from there .
so it will be welcome change to come to india , u should head for the beach,since you have been to goa u can try Puri which is totally opposite of goa ,very quite , totally undisturbed, or you can head down near chennai to fishermans cove about 100 kms from chennai, its really nice beach with a good hotel and they have yoga and all there.

hiiiii....misss russian is too cold i was saint petersburg..it was really unforgettable winter..i recommend you to go for rajasthan as jaipur,jodhpur,jaisalmer, udhaipur...this are hot areas and good one also......


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