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Honoured by the title of Pink City, Jaipur City is home to a bucket of sumptuous palaces, intriguing temples, busy bazaars and many other things. In the early 18th century, Maharaja Jai Singh II established Jaipur as the capital of Rajasthan, which planned the entire city to form a grid on the map on every road. Therefore, to see the city (even on a motorcycle) while strolling is nothing other than wander through one of the narrow markets outside the royal palace wall. Just like the old days. With so many places to see, deciding which ones to see and which ones to skip in two days may be difficult. But don't panic. With a well-planned itinerary to Jaipur, Moustache ensures that you see the best of the city, regardless of how long you plan to stay. Itinerary for Day 1:  City Palace, Jaipur The City Palace, nestled in the town of Jaipur, expresses a period of royal grandeur and magnificence. The City Palace is a must-see in Jaipur, with its magnificent fusion of Rajput and Mughal ar

  Tarsar Marsar Trek The 7 days and 6 nights long journey to the great lakes of the valley, Tarsar Marsar Trek uncovers the untouched beauty of Kashmir, exploring the beauty of the Great lakes of the Kashmir valley. Considered to be one of the most beautiful treks in Kashmir, the trek Tarsar Marsar trek begins from Aru, a drive away from Pahalgam and trails to Lidderwat. Passing through the grasslands, lush meadows, and ancient villages residing by the flowing river you will enjoy walking with the stream onto your left. The trail climbs quickly after you start trekking to Shekwas, your next stop. Leaving the streams behind, the trail gradually opens up to the vast view of green meadows and blooming flowers. With such amazing and lush landscape views, the Tarsar Marsar Trek is full of snow-fed lakes and the Great Himalayan Peak views through the entire Tarsar Marsar trek distance of 37.6 Km. The trek witnesses the beauty of 3 different lakes. The first one is the turquoise Tarsar Lake

  Hampta pass   Take a look at one of the Valleys of Kullu and Lahaul's stunningly contrasting views. From the 14,100-foot Hampta Pass, it looks like a half-painted canvas. The Hampta Pass trail is a steep, rocky, and vertical ascent that rewards hikers with breathtaking views of high-altitude mountain lakes. Visit the stunning Chandratal Lake, which is surrounded by peaks and meadows, and immerse yourself in its tranquil beauty. The trail to the Hampta Pass is described as a pure Himachali trek because it passes through thick jungle with colourful wildflowers and steep inclines. Kedartal trek The Kedartal Trek takes you through some of Hinduism's most renowned mythological sites. This high-altitude Himalayan trek takes you to one of the most spectacular glacial lakes and gives you a view of Mt. Thalay Sagar. The Himalayan range's second most spectacular mountain. Camp near Kedartal Lake, the source of the Kedar Ganga, which is fed by Thalaysagar, Bhrigupanth, Meru, a

5 Treks you must try if you want to test your physical strength     Har Ki Dun A perfect blend of adventure and folklore from our Indian mythology. Also known as Har Ki Doon, the trek will take you into the most distant parts of Uttrakhand. From the Somaeshwar temple( Shiv Temple) at the Oslo village to the confluence of Thamasa and Ruinsara river, the Har ki Doon trek trails through the forests of Oak and pine with blooming rhododendrons. And, the moment you cross the forest, you will enter the valley of Har Ki Dun. A vast landscape with lush green meadow along with the views of majestic Swargarohini Peak and the untouched valley of Garhwal Himalayas. If you are unaware of the Swargarohini Peak, then that’s the same peak that was once ascended by the Pandavas with their wife Draupadi after the battle of Kurukshetra, searching for the gateway to heaven. A few km ahead of Har ki doon, lies the beautiful Ruinsara lake (Often called Ruinsara Tal) surrounded by the majestic peaks a

Everybody likes travelling but only a few people love trekking. Since it demands a lot of physical stamina and inner strength that is why not everyone could gather the courage to do it. I handpicked 5 treks in this article which will give you major trekking goals and will make you book a trek instantly before you celebrate your 30th birthday.  Hampta pass Trek  🌄 Take a look at one of the breathtakingly different views of Kullu and Lahaul Valley. From the 14,100-foot-high Hampta Pass, it appears to be a half-painted canvas. The Hampta Pass trail is described as a steep, rocky, and vertical ascent that offers breathtaking views of high altitude mountain lakes. Visit the stunning Chandratal lake and immerse yourself in its tranquil beauty surrounded by peaks and meadows. The trail to the Hampta Pass is described as a pure Himachali Trek, as it winds through thick jungle filled with colourful wildflowers and steep inclines. The Hampta Pass Trek is ideal for people of all ages, and it w

  Chanderkhani Trek   🌄 The Chanderkhani Pass connects Naggar (Rumsu) and Malana (also Chandrakani Pass) Before the road to Malana was constructed, this was the traditional way to reach the mystery village of Malana. The trek takes two to three days and includes crossing from Kullu Valley into Parvati Valley through the 3650 m Chanderkhani Pass. It is a relatively simple trek that is suitable for beginners. This journey is best done between May and October. Because the trail is confusing in many places, it is best to have a guide and basic supplies with you. Friendship Peak Trek   🌄 Friendship peak is one of the most well-known trekking destinations in the world. It is 17,348 feet tall and is part of the Pir Panjal range in Himachal Pradesh. This hike takes you through beautiful alpine meadows and thick woodland, as well as countless streams. The great Himalayan range, the Pir Panjal range, and the Dhauldhar range can all be seen from the summit. Hanuman Tibba, Shitidhar, Indra