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Most prefered travel destinations


View Poll Results: Which are the most preferred travel destinations in India ?
Beaches 19 14.07%
Historical, Pilgrimage or heritage sites 77 57.04%
Hill Stations 37 27.41%
Wild life & Adventure locations 29 21.48%
Others....describe 11 8.15%
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Old Jan 17th, 2005, 15:41   #1
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What are the most preferred travel destinations in India ?

Beaches, Hill Stations, Historial or Heritage sites, Jungle & wild life safaris, Adventure destinations , others what ??
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Old Jan 17th, 2005, 20:29   #2
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my favourite are the "scenery" destinations. i like mountains, not particularly hill stations. so i choose "regions" like ladakh, gharwals, upper himachal and sikkim for an answer.
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Old Jan 17th, 2005, 21:25   #3
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I like hillls and adventure sites..... cause...........
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Old Jan 17th, 2005, 22:19   #4
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Old Jan 17th, 2005, 23:26   #5
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I like Hills and very Hinduified cities., like good olde Banares, or Delhi. I'm not sure about actual Hill stations, I've been to Shimla and Ooty, they were both pretty straight! I like small villages, up hills off the main road, preferably not much happening in the way of pool rooms and hangouts too. Mind you I like the sea side too..... Bo**lox to it <<<<<< I JUST LOVE INDIA >>>>>!!
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Old Jan 17th, 2005, 23:36   #6
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In the winter: beaches. In the spring: wildlife and adventure locations. In the summer: hill stations. In the fall, historical, pilgrimage and heritage sites. During holidays: cities.
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Old Jan 17th, 2005, 23:45   #7
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Mountains, mountains, more mountains!
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Old Jan 18th, 2005, 07:29   #8
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In the winter: beaches. In the spring: wildlife and adventure locations. In the summer: hill stations. In the fall, historical, pilgrimage and heritage sites. During holidays: cities.
haha, very nice itenerary......

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Old Jan 19th, 2005, 10:39   #9
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Is it possible to add one more Himalaya in Indian map ?
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Old Jan 19th, 2005, 12:50   #10
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I don't see an option titled "All of it"

..so I had to go for the 'adventure destination' choice, because that's what India is for me

My first choice for our next trip would be to head straight back to the Himalayas - I'm with you one that one Somnath - but Mr TQ has a soft-spot for his place of birth, Assam. I think we may need to compromise and head for the hills of Arunachal Pradesh!

Honestly though, I'm has happy wandering round a bustling market, puzzling at the carvings on an old temple, dodging the tuk-tuks in Delhi or watching the quiet pace of village life. I loved it all - really all!
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Old Jan 19th, 2005, 16:56   #11
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Hi Somnath,

We have the western and the eastern ghats.......enough i thought.
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Old Jan 19th, 2005, 17:30   #12
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Ohhhh........aztec ,
We have a number of monuments with marvelous piece of art like Khjuraho, Ajanta – Elora, Konark, Selim Chisti’s Majar at Fatehfur Sikri, Dilwara temple at Mt. Abu, Sher Shah’s Maqbara at Sasaram and many more. They have their unique identity – own characteristic, those are (may be) superior to Taj. But can we say these are ‘Enough’ (please close your eyes and try to recollect the feeling what was during the first visit to Taj !)?

My friend, Ghats are good but not enough. Sample attached.
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My most vivid Indian memories are of tiger-spotting, hiking in Uttaranchal and Ladakh and camelling through the desert, so 'advernture' would be my choice.
I visited the hill stations of Munnar, Shimla, Almora, Kausani and Gwaldam, and none of them are that impressive; rather crowded, dirty and noisy places. Almora's the pick of the lot with a great little traffic-free bazaar on the ridge.
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Yeah Ok,
I agreed, more the number of mountains there are, better it will be.
This country is beautiful and there is no doubt abt it.

Your himalayas snap was great.
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Old Jan 20th, 2005, 10:54   #15
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Hey Aztec,
That snap was not taken by me !!!!! It's from my collection (from the web only). I like the majestic charisma of the Kanchenjongha in that picture.
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