Sikkim – Backpacker’s Paradise   The Indian state of Sikkim is situated in the eastern Himalayas in the north-eastern region of the nation. One of India's tiniest states is this one. Sikkim is bordered to the north and northeast by the Tibetan Autonomous Region of China, to the southeast by Bhutan, to the south by the Indian state of West Bengal, and to the west by Nepal. In the state's southeast, in the city of Gangtok, sits the capital. Sikkim, which is a section of the Eastern Himalaya, is known for its biodiversity and for having alpine and subtropical climates. It also has Kangchenjunga, the third-highest mountain on Earth and the highest peak in India. Gangtok is the capital and largest city in Sikkim. The Khangchendzonga National Park spans over 35% of the state. Sikkim, a long-established independent political entity, was made an Indian protectorate in 1950 and a state in 1975. Despite its tiny size, Sikkim is very important to India politically and strategically because of its location along many international borders. Sikkim is one of the beauties in north eastern part of India. It is nicely tucked away and beautifully landlocked with immense natural beauty, it has all the components which would sooth you from the tiredness of vigorous day-to-day activities. The mighty Kanchenjunga, considered a benevolent protector, dominates the region, making itself visible from various points within the state. As the mercury rises across the country in May, Sikkim provides a much-needed retreat. once again to the city you all escaped from, maybe for this little breather. A mountain person or not, if you’re wondering what your next vacation spot must be, undoubtedly, you must add Sikkim to your travel bucket list. Sikkim, India’s second smallest state, is situated in the northeast region and is an ethereal gateway to the Himalayas. Sharing borders with Tibet in the north, Bhutan in the east, Nepal in the west and West Bengal in the south, Gangtok being its capital city, Sikkim houses breath-taking landscapes, lush green meadows, colourful groves and calm and gracious waterfalls. Although it is a perception that Sikkim is all about picturesque ranges and crystalline valleys, this mystic land has something to offer to every tourist. This tucked-away spot is ideal for nature admirers, adventure enthusiasts and spiritual buffs. Also, the unique and flavoursome local delicacies will surely take your taste buds through a wave of heavenly emotions! The places to visit in Sikkim: Tsomgo Lake: Also popularly known as the Changu Lake, Tsomgo is a glacier lake nestled 40 km from Gangtok at an altitude of 3800m. This lake reflects the gigantic snow-capped mountains, leaving you mesmerised.   Kanchenjunga Base Camp: Kanchenjunga is the world’s third-highest peak, and visiting its base camp is not only going to give you the true essence of Sikkim but also a sneak peek of the Himalayas. All those with an adrenaline rush can relish and enjoy this adventure trek. Nathula Pass: Nathula Pass is the most sought tourist location as this pass connects India to Tibet. You can witness a vibrant amalgamation of Indian and Tibetan culture around this place and also take home sovereigns from the Tibetan shops around. Lachen, Lachung and Yumthang Valley: Live like a local and adapt to tranquillity and serenity during your stay at these immensely beautiful and rich in culture villages in Sikkim. These villages are home to the Tibetan nomadic tribes and a portal to gorgeous lakes named Gurudongmar and Tso Lhamu. Pelling: Your trip to Sikkim is incomplete without monasteries, and Pelling is the right spot. Pelling will leave you enchanted with its lush greenery and radiating positivity all around. Teesta River: Relax by the riverside and indulge in water sports like river rafting and kayaking at Teesta River. It is a significant tourist attraction annually due to the enthralling and delightful views it exhibits.   Reaching Bagdogra Airport on your own : 29999/- per person ( Inclusive of 5% GST ) Mumbai to Mumbai by Indigo Airline  :  49,999/- per person ( Inclusive of 5% GST ) Mumbai to Sikkim and Sikkim to Mumbai time: Mumbai to Bagdogra by Indigo Airline Departure from Mumbai : 08.10 Hrs Arrival at Bagdogra : 10.55 Hrs Bagdogra to Mumbai by Indigo Airline Departure from Bagdogra : 11.30 Hrs Arrival at Mumbai : 14.30 Hrs Checkout our blog about Sikkim Title: Sikkim – Land Of The Mystic Thunder Dragon Link: https://www.ttrikon.com/blog/sikkim-land-of-the-mystic-thunder-dragon/ read more read less

Unleashing Nature’s Paradise – Monpa Mountains   Arunachal Pradesh, often known as "Land of the Dawn-lit Mountains," is the most isolated state in India and the first Indian territory to welcome the rising light. This stunning country, which is situated on the north-eastern tip of India and has borders with China, Bhutan, and Burma (Myanmar), is blessed with a stunning variety of flora and fauna that is guaranteed to entice any visitor. The deep woods of Arunachal Pradesh are home to more than 500 rare types of orchids. The misty hills, glittering rivers, and gushing waterfalls add to this wonderful land's splendour. The Kalika Purana and the renowned Hindu epic Mahabharata both make reference of Arunachal Pradesh. It is thought to be the Puranas' Prabhu Mountains. Arunachal Pradesh is said to have been the location where King Bhishmaka created his kingdom, Sage Parshuram washed away his sin, Sage Vyasa meditated, and Lord Krishna wed his bride, Rukmini. The Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh, which has been ruled by numerous strong dynasties and kingdoms, is covered in countless historical monuments and archaeological ruins that attest to its illustrious cultural legacy.  A revealing journey through one of the planet’s last thriving natural paradise, this trip provides a simple insight into distant lifestyles and cultures of the people. Drive through the dainty pretty towns and wave at the amazing people on your way through the beautiful natural landscapes. Let the gentle, friendly, courteous, industrious, good to nature and amazing people of Monpa, influence you and provide you an insight of the compassionate Lord Buddha. Take a dip in natural hot springs or experience the adrenaline rush as you walk on the suspension bridge above the ferocious Tawang River, the activities offered by nature on your trip to Monpa is way higher than one’s imagination. Free yourself and keep your worries at bay, as you are about to experience nature’s heaven, within the folds of Himalayas. read more read less

Description: If you are a travel curious soul, then you will surely connect with Meghalaya. This trip designed by Trikon is a perfect journey for those who are planning their next travel hunt. Meghalaya literally means ‘Abode of the Clouds’ and is known for its roaring high waterfalls and thick rainforest. As you reach Meghalaya you will soon realise that it is difficult to describe the overall ambiance of Meghalaya. Meghalaya, ‘Abode of the Clouds’ is a combination of both serenity and excitement.  While exploring this sublime beauty, you will realise the magical sights that Meghalaya offers is nothing but utmost charm and tranquillity. The mysterious caves and clear river water is a must visit. The sight of the high mountains of Meghalaya will give you a sense of awe. Along with the friendly locals in Meghalaya, the villages here are worth exploring. Meghalaya is a perfect gateway to the candy floss clouds and exploring this beautiful destination will make you realise its purity and its pristine beauty. The blue natural pools in Meghalaya will restore back your energy and make your trip worth it. We at Trikon assure that you will surely lose yourself into the beauty of the undulating pine covered hills & the view of the Seven Sister state of North East India. Dive into Meghalaya and float with Trikon on its breath taking views! About the Place Did you know? Meghalaya is one of the cleanest states in India. Meghalaya is a must do if you are planning a vacation as it is also a very popular tourist spot and a well-known destination in the travel magazine all over the world. Meghalaya separates the Assam Valley from the plains of Bangladesh and is a refreshing and a thick pine mountain state with utmost beauty. The timeless beauty with its awe-inspiring environs, will make Meghalaya Tour an unforgettable journey. Known to be wettest places on Earth, Cherrapunjee and Mawsynram offer some really wonderful sights to the eye. Cherrapunjee and Mawsynram witness most of the rain falls between June and September resulting in the mesmerising waterfalls at Asia’s longest caves in Meghalaya. Bestowed with natural beauty and breath taking sights Meghalaya also has a traditional and cultural touch. In Meghalaya there are few tribal groups named as Jaintia, Khasi and Garo. These tribal groups reside in the eastern, central and western parts of Meghalaya. These tribal groups dance and celebrate festivals in colourful traditional dress which is very unique and beautiful. From boating to visit in the sacred forest Trikon has all that a traveller is looking for. Trikon calls out to traveler within you to enroll into a journey that you will never forget.  Cost: Rs 27,999/- (Inclusive of GST)   Travel suggestions: Ensure that you land/arrive into Guwahati latest by 10 am as we will depart from the airport by 11 am on Day 1 Take a flight/train post 4 pm on Day 7 read more read less

                                            Meghalaya - The Abode of Clouds What if one could walk in the clouds, feel the cool breeze run through the hair & lush green terrain under your feet? You think it’s just a dream? Not anymore, cause we at Trikon are going to take you to a dreamland! - A destination that requires no wings to touch the clouds. If it's raw natural beauty that you want to explore, look no further than Meghalaya! The name itself means ‘THE ABODE OF CLOUDS’. It is also known as the land of the living root bridges, numerous caves & natural swimming pools. Receiving the maximum rainfall in the world, this heavenly state is filled with gushing waterfalls sheltered by rainbows, breathtaking trails and life in the woods. Meghalaya gives you the feel of a fictional story! Play your character in this story and we promise it will have a happy ending!  Steamy jungles and spellbinding cliffs, rushing rivers, unique cultures, delicious cuisines, windswept highlands, and lush, verdant valleys – Meghalaya welcomes you with a breath-taking array of sights and experiences. Located in North-east India, Meghalaya, also known as the Abode of Clouds, falls in one of the richest biodiversity areas in the world. The famed monsoons, the rich traditional festivals, and the dramatic terrain are just some of the many things this state is famous for. Whether you are looking for an adventure to give you an adrenaline high or a tranquil spot to recharge yourself, Meghalaya has plenty to offer.   Ex Guwahati: 27,999/- per person ( Transport from Guwahati to Guwahati  ) Travel suggestions: Ensure that you land/arrive into Guwahati latest by 11 am as we will depart from the airport by 12 pm on Day 1 Take a flight/train post 12 pm on Day 8 read more read less

Hornbill Festival, Dzokou Valley and Kaziranga National Park About Hornbill Festival and Dzokou Valley: Nagaland – The Land of Festivals & Kaziranga – Home to the One- Horned Rhinov Nagaland, the land of fascinating and hospitable tribes, is known as the ‘land of festivals’. The tribes here celebrate with gusto and infectious zest. Festivals are considered sacred and participation, though compulsory, is more by choice.Named after the respected and revered Hornbill bird, and held in the beautiful hills of Kohima, the festival is a time of merry making and colorful extravaganza, where all the tribes of Nagaland participate. During this time, there are tribal performances and ceremonies, display of ethnic crafts, sports, food fairs and games. A few highlights are – Traditional Naga Morungs, exhibition of arts and crafts, food stalls, flowers shows, display of herbal medicine, fashion shows, beauty contest, traditional archery and wrestling, local games, musical concert, elaborate dances, and folk songs. Dzukou Valley, a lesser known pocket of paradise for trekkers and wanderers in search of solitude amidst nature, is situated at the border of Nagaland and Manipur. Located at 2438 meters above sea level and behind the Japfu Peak (Nagaland’s second highest), Dzukou Valley is believed to have gotten its name from its namesake river which means ‘cold waters’.The picturesque landscape offers a panoramic view of gentle rolling hills that are guaranteed to have a spellbinding effect. A cherry on the cake - Kaziranga National Park! We begin this trip by visiting Kaziranga, spending a night at this world heritage site, spotting few of the rarest animals including the one- horned rhino in this most celebrated national park of India. Travel Suggestions Ensure that you land/arrive into Guwahati latest by 11 am as we will depart from the airport by 12 pm on Day 1. Those arriving into Guwahati by train need to come to Khanapara, 10 km away from the railway station for pickup. It would take 45 mins to reach there. Take a return flight from Guwahati on 10th December Post  10 am   read more read less

Karnataka Coastal Tour - Monsoon Special World’s Tallest Shiva Statue Temple at Murudeshwar Beach At the coastal Arabian Sea, Long and Gigantic Shiva Statue is a divine sight to witness. Explore the temple, as it’s quite huge and it depicts many mythological stories. You can also stroll around the Murudeshwara Beach for Sunset view; it’s quite pristine and clean.Huge like Mammoth Jog Falls – India’s second tallest Water Plunge Jog Waterfalls is proudly owns the title of India’s second highest plunge. Jog Falls are exceptional as the water does not flow down the rocks in a tiered fashion; it gushes down the slope right from the great height making it the tallest un-tiered waterfall in India. The splendor of the waterfalls is enhanced by the lush green surroundings, which provide a scenic backdrop.inside the caves and surrounding area, challenge the photographer inside you to capture these unbelievable structures.OM Beach Gokarna & Gokarna Temple It’s not just the shape that defines OM beach, but also the peace and serenity that one feels after landing there. Smooth waves and long shoreline tend to captivate your senses. The top view of this beach distinctively shows the Letter 3, which means OM in Hindi. Built during the ancient century, the Gokarna temple is pious and divine in true sense.   About Yana The Sahyadri range holds treasures beyond measure. Yana Caves is one such example. Two sooty rock hillocks, made of crystalline limestone can be seen rising sharply above a blanket of green forest. They have been named—Bhairaveshwara and Mohini, after two mythological characters. The former embodies a self-manifested Shiva Lingam while there is an idol of Goddess Parvati inside the latter. The cave temple is also popular for the Shivratri celebration by locals. A simple trek of 3kms through a thick, damp forest is all you need to get there. The area is also apt for nature walks to observe its biodiversity. Mumbai to Mumbai by Sleeper Coach Non AC Train Tickets: 8999/- Mumbai to Mumbai by 3 Tier AC Train Tickets: 11,998/-  Kumta to Kumta ( Train Ticket Not Included ): 7299   Batch 1 : 29th September Friday Night to 03rd September Tuesday Morning read more read less

Perfect escape from all the other touristy destinations. Let’s keep the chaos behind and feel lost in the mystical valleys, bewildered jungles and silvery waterfalls. This Monsoon we take you to the road less travelled, we promise it’s just you and the nature that sinks together to experience surreal bliss.  Wayanad – Kerala known as God’s Own country, is an eye pleasing destination where you relax, soak and absorb in the arms of nature. This beautiful hill station is tucked away from the hustle bustle for retaining the natural beauty. Visit eco farms, spice plantation and dance across the tea gardens in a straight out of the movie setting. Located in the innermost part of Kerala- God’s Own Country, Wayanad is a picturesque plateau situated at a height between 700 meters and 2100 meters above the mean sea level nested among the mountains of the Western Ghats on the Eastern portion of North Kerala and on the sides of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka States. It offers a plethora of things to explore right from wild life to tea gardens and spice plantations. Trekking and boating lovers would also indulge in too much fun. Event : 14499/-  per person read more read less

Coorg Backpacking Trip  Kodagu, also known as Coorg, is a rural district in the southwest Indian state of Karnataka. In the area’s north, Madikeri Fort has 2 life-size elephant statues at its entrance, plus a Gothic-style church with a museum on its grounds. Nearby, the Hindu Omkareshwara Temple dates back to the 19th century. Farther north are the domed Raja’s Tomb, a burial place of Kodava kings, and cascading Abbey Falls. Dubare Elephant camp is a project undertaken by forest department and Jungle Lodges and Resorts Ltd. This camp has plenty of elephants which are trained under naturalists. A trained Naturalist is at hand to explain the various aspects of Elephant history, ecology and biology. We will explore all these and many others like Nisargadhama, Bhagamandala, Bylakuppe and Talacauvery ,etc to name a few more. Batch 2 : 29th Sept - 04th Oct Batch 2 : 14th Nov - 19th Nov ( Diwali Special Batch ) Batch 2 : 23rd Dec - 28th Dec ( Christmas Special Batch ) Batch 2 : 28th Dec - 02nd Jan( New Year Special Batch ) Event Cost: 14999/- ( With Sleeper Coach Train Ticket ) Event Cost: 17499/- ( With 3AC Coach Train Ticket ) Event Cost: 13999/- ( Reaching Mangalore Directly ) read more read less

What is the purpose of your vacation? Are you looking to indulge in thrilling activities amidst snow-capped mountains with your friends? Or do you wish to spend some time by yourself and seek peace by the banks of the gushing waters of a valley and breathtaking landscapes? You are probably planning your honeymoon or a family trip about spending quality time with your loved ones and exploring lush greenery sprawling far beyond your vision. So which one of the above are you? Whatever is your reason for travelling, Kashmir has the answer! Kashmir has something for everyone; hence, it is rightly called the “Paradise on Earth”. Kashmir is situated in the lap of the Himalayas in the Northwestern region of India. Srinagar is the capital of Kashmir. Mountains covered in thin sheets of ice, untouched wild terrains, majestic apple orchid trees and luxuriant greenery are waiting in Kashmir to hypnotise you! Some call it the land of lovers, others call it the abode of Gods, while for the rest, Kashmir is a destination to find abundant peace and exhilaration. One additional leg of this Kashmir trip will be Gurez Valley. Gurez Valley is locared in Bandipora district 150 km from Srinagar. It is an aesthetic location covered with green pastures, beautiful meadows, dense forests, and mountains piercing the sky! While Gurez Valley will steal your heart, the beauty of Pahalgam will sway you off your feat! The picturesque vistas of Pahalgam, at an elevation of 2740 metres above sea level in Jammu, will surely put you in a state of tranquillity. Be ready to soak in infinite cold memories with a warm cup of Kuhwa by your side!.   Batch 1 : 03rd Sept - 09th Sept 2023 ( Registration Closed ) Batch 2 : 30th Sept - 06th Oct 2023  read more read less

Unleashing Nature’s Paradise – Monpa Mountains   Arunachal Pradesh, often known as "Land of the Dawn-lit Mountains," is the most isolated state in India and the first Indian territory to welcome the rising light. This stunning country, which is situated on the north-eastern tip of India and has borders with China, Bhutan, and Burma (Myanmar), is blessed with a stunning variety of flora and fauna that is guaranteed to entice any visitor. The deep woods of Arunachal Pradesh are home to more than 500 rare types of orchids. The misty hills, glittering rivers, and gushing waterfalls add to this wonderful land's splendour. The Kalika Purana and the renowned Hindu epic Mahabharata both make reference of Arunachal Pradesh. It is thought to be the Puranas' Prabhu Mountains. Arunachal Pradesh is said to have been the location where King Bhishmaka created his kingdom, Sage Parshuram washed away his sin, Sage Vyasa meditated, and Lord Krishna wed his bride, Rukmini. The Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh, which has been ruled by numerous strong dynasties and kingdoms, is covered in countless historical monuments and archaeological ruins that attest to its illustrious cultural legacy.  A revealing journey through one of the planet’s last thriving natural paradise, this trip provides a simple insight into distant lifestyles and cultures of the people. Drive through the dainty pretty towns and wave at the amazing people on your way through the beautiful natural landscapes. Let the gentle, friendly, courteous, industrious, good to nature and amazing people of Monpa, influence you and provide you an insight of the compassionate Lord Buddha. Take a dip in natural hot springs or experience the adrenaline rush as you walk on the suspension bridge above the ferocious Tawang River, the activities offered by nature on your trip to Monpa is way higher than one’s imagination. Free yourself and keep your worries at bay, as you are about to experience nature’s heaven, within the folds of Himalayas. read more read less

Bhutan often revered as the “Land of the Thunder Dragon” or ‘Druk Yul’, is still regarded as one of the last “Shangri-La’s” in the Himalayan region because of its remoteness, its spectacular mountain terrain, varied flora and fauna and its unique ancient Buddhist monasteries. It is in the relatively unexplored pockets of Asia, which allows only a limited number of discerning travelers in order to preserve its fragile environment and culture in its magical purity. Reaching Bagdogra Airport on your own : 46,999/- per person ( Inclusive of 5% GST ) Mumbai to Mumbai by Air  :  64,999/- per person ( Inclusive of 5% GST ) Mumbai to Bagdogra and Bagdogra to Mumbai time: Mumbai to Bagdogra  Departure from Mumbai : 08.10 Hrs Arrival at Bagdogra : 10.55 Hrs Bagdogra to Mumbai Departure from Bagdogra : 11.30 Hrs Arrival at Mumbai : 14.30 Hrs   read more read less

Sikkim – Backpacker’s Paradise   The Indian state of Sikkim is situated in the eastern Himalayas in the north-eastern region of the nation. One of India's tiniest states is this one. Sikkim is bordered to the north and northeast by the Tibetan Autonomous Region of China, to the southeast by Bhutan, to the south by the Indian state of West Bengal, and to the west by Nepal. In the state's southeast, in the city of Gangtok, sits the capital. Sikkim, which is a section of the Eastern Himalaya, is known for its biodiversity and for having alpine and subtropical climates. It also has Kangchenjunga, the third-highest mountain on Earth and the highest peak in India. Gangtok is the capital and largest city in Sikkim. The Khangchendzonga National Park spans over 35% of the state. Sikkim, a long-established independent political entity, was made an Indian protectorate in 1950 and a state in 1975. Despite its tiny size, Sikkim is very important to India politically and strategically because of its location along many international borders. Sikkim is one of the beauties in north eastern part of India. It is nicely tucked away and beautifully landlocked with immense natural beauty, it has all the components which would sooth you from the tiredness of vigorous day-to-day activities. The mighty Kanchenjunga, considered a benevolent protector, dominates the region, making itself visible from various points within the state. As the mercury rises across the country in May, Sikkim provides a much-needed retreat. once again to the city you all escaped from, maybe for this little breather. A mountain person or not, if you’re wondering what your next vacation spot must be, undoubtedly, you must add Sikkim to your travel bucket list. Sikkim, India’s second smallest state, is situated in the northeast region and is an ethereal gateway to the Himalayas. Sharing borders with Tibet in the north, Bhutan in the east, Nepal in the west and West Bengal in the south, Gangtok being its capital city, Sikkim houses breath-taking landscapes, lush green meadows, colourful groves and calm and gracious waterfalls. Although it is a perception that Sikkim is all about picturesque ranges and crystalline valleys, this mystic land has something to offer to every tourist. This tucked-away spot is ideal for nature admirers, adventure enthusiasts and spiritual buffs. Also, the unique and flavoursome local delicacies will surely take your taste buds through a wave of heavenly emotions! The places to visit in Sikkim: Tsomgo Lake: Also popularly known as the Changu Lake, Tsomgo is a glacier lake nestled 40 km from Gangtok at an altitude of 3800m. This lake reflects the gigantic snow-capped mountains, leaving you mesmerised.   Kanchenjunga Base Camp: Kanchenjunga is the world’s third-highest peak, and visiting its base camp is not only going to give you the true essence of Sikkim but also a sneak peek of the Himalayas. All those with an adrenaline rush can relish and enjoy this adventure trek. Nathula Pass: Nathula Pass is the most sought tourist location as this pass connects India to Tibet. You can witness a vibrant amalgamation of Indian and Tibetan culture around this place and also take home sovereigns from the Tibetan shops around. Lachen, Lachung and Yumthang Valley: Live like a local and adapt to tranquillity and serenity during your stay at these immensely beautiful and rich in culture villages in Sikkim. These villages are home to the Tibetan nomadic tribes and a portal to gorgeous lakes named Gurudongmar and Tso Lhamu. Pelling: Your trip to Sikkim is incomplete without monasteries, and Pelling is the right spot. Pelling will leave you enchanted with its lush greenery and radiating positivity all around. Teesta River: Relax by the riverside and indulge in water sports like river rafting and kayaking at Teesta River. It is a significant tourist attraction annually due to the enthralling and delightful views it exhibits.   Reaching Bagdogra Airport on your own : 29999/- per person ( Inclusive of 5% GST ) Mumbai to Mumbai by Indigo Airline  :  49,999/- per person ( Inclusive of 5% GST ) Mumbai to Sikkim and Sikkim to Mumbai time: Mumbai to Bagdogra by Indigo Airline Departure from Mumbai : 08.10 Hrs Arrival at Bagdogra : 10.55 Hrs Bagdogra to Mumbai by Indigo Airline Departure from Bagdogra : 11.30 Hrs Arrival at Mumbai : 14.30 Hrs Checkout our blog about Sikkim Title: Sikkim – Land Of The Mystic Thunder Dragon Link: https://www.ttrikon.com/blog/sikkim-land-of-the-mystic-thunder-dragon/ read more read less

Kedarnath: The Kedarnath shrine is one of the 12 jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, situated against the backdrop of the magnificent. Kedarnath range. Legend has it that after the battle of Mahabharata, Pandavas were filled with guilt and grief of having killed their own cousins and decided to seek the blessings of Lord Shiva for redemption. However, Lord Shiva eluded them and took refuge at Kedarnath in the form of a bull and when followed by Pandavas, he dived into the ground, leaving his hump behind. It is believed that the arms of Lord Shiva appeared at Tungnath, the face at Rudranath, his belly at Madmaheshwar, and his head with hair at Kalpeshwar. Badrinath: Badrinath was re-established as a major pilgrimage site by Adi Shankara in the 8th century. In earlier days, pilgrims used to walk hundreds of miles to visit the Badrinath temple. The temple has been repeatedly destroyed by earthquakes and avalanches. As late as the First World War, the town consisted only of the 20-odd huts used by the temple's staff, but the site drew thousands each year and up to 50,000 on its duodecennial festivals (every twelve years). In recent years its popularity has increased still more, with an estimated 600,000 pilgrims visiting during the 2006 season compared to 90,676 in 1961. The temple in Badrinath is also a sacred pilgrimage site for Vaishnavites. Badrinath is also the gateway to several mountaineering expeditions headed to mountains like Nilkantha. Tungnath  Tungnath is a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, located in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand, India. It is situated at an altitude of 3,680 meters (12,073 feet) above sea level, making it the highest Shiva temple in the world. Tungnath is one of the Panch Kedar temples and is considered to be the third temple to be visited in the Panch Kedar pilgrimage, after Kedarnath and Madhyamaheshwar. The temple is believed to be more than 1000 years old and is one of the oldest temples in India. It is also a popular trekking destination and attracts a large number of tourists and devotees every year. The trek to Tungnath starts from Chopta, which is well-connected by road to other major cities in Uttarakhand. The trek is relatively easy and can be completed in 3-4 hours. Apart from the temple, Tungnath is also known for its scenic beauty and offers panoramic views of the surrounding peaks, including Nanda Devi, Trishul, just below the peak of Chandrashila and Chaukhamba.   Batch 1 : 24th Sept - 30th Sept 2023 Batch 2 : 01st Oct - 07th Oct 2023 Batch 3 : 08th Oct - 14th Oct 2023 read more read less

Bhutan often revered as the “Land of the Thunder Dragon” or ‘Druk Yul’, is still regarded as one of the last “Shangri-La’s” in the Himalayan region because of its remoteness, its spectacular mountain terrain, varied flora and fauna and its unique ancient Buddhist monasteries. It is in the relatively unexplored pockets of Asia, which allows only a limited number of discerning travelers in order to preserve its fragile environment and culture in its magical purity. Reaching Bagdogra Airport on your own : 46,999/- per person ( Inclusive of 5% GST ) Mumbai to Mumbai by Air  :  64,999/- per person ( Inclusive of 5% GST ) Mumbai to Bagdogra and Bagdogra to Mumbai time: Mumbai to Bagdogra  Departure from Mumbai : 08.10 Hrs Arrival at Bagdogra : 10.55 Hrs Bagdogra to Mumbai Departure from Bagdogra : 11.30 Hrs Arrival at Mumbai : 14.30 Hrs   read more read less

Leh – Ladakh Tour & Adventure (Leh to Srinagar)  A dream destination for any spirited traveler, Leh is a paradise in the lap of the Himalayas, and offers you the glorious landscapes full of mountains and valleys. The Ladakh region (meaning ‘Land of High Passes’) has also been described as 'The Mysterious Land of the Mystic Lamas' and 'The Broken Moonland', owing to its unique combination of unparalleled landscapes and soulful Tibetan culture. Trikon brings you the adventure of a lifetime at Leh, Ladakh. Our carefully planned itinerary offers you the best experience possible – the joyous adventure of a road trip, the thrill of white water river-rafting in the Zanskar and the serenity of staying in a houseboat in Kashmir! We promise the trip will be a treat to all your senses, making it an experience you’ll cherish forever! So what are you waiting for?? Come, get enchanted by the mystic beauty that is Leh! Some interesting facts about ladakh: Ladakh is a high-altitude desert located in the northernmost region of India, nestled between the Karakoram mountain range in the north and the Himalayas in the south. It is one of the highest inhabited regions in the world, with some villages located at an altitude of over 4,500 meters. The Ladakh region was once an important stopover on the ancient Silk Route, which connected China and Central Asia with the Indian subcontinent. Ladakh is home to the world's highest motorable road, the Khardung La Pass, which stands at an altitude of 5,359 meters. The region is known for its unique culture and traditions, which are influenced by Tibetan Buddhism. The monasteries in Ladakh are some of the most ancient and well-preserved in the world. Ladakh is famous for its stunning landscapes, which include snow-capped peaks, deep valleys, and turquoise lakes. The Pangong Tso Lake is a popular tourist destination and has been featured in several Bollywood movies. Ladakh is also home to some rare and endangered species of wildlife, including the snow leopard, Tibetan antelope, and black-necked crane. The people of Ladakh are known for their hospitality and warmth towards visitors. Homestays and guesthouses are popular accommodation options in the region. Ladakh is also a popular destination for adventure sports like trekking, mountaineering, and river rafting. The Zanskar River, which flows through the region, is one of the best places in the world for white-water rafting. Due to its remote location and harsh climate, Ladakh remains largely untouched by modern development and offers a unique glimpse into a way of life that has remained largely unchanged for centuries. Some Interesting facts about Srinagar: Srinagar is located in the Kashmir Valley, which is surrounded by the Himalayas and the Pir Panjal mountain range. The city is famous for its beautiful gardens, including the Mughal Gardens which were built in the 16th century. Srinagar is known for its houseboats, which are unique to the region. These houseboats are typically made of cedar wood and feature intricate carvings. The Dal Lake in Srinagar is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the city. It is known for its scenic beauty and the houseboats that are moored on its shores. The city is also famous for its handicrafts, including carpets, shawls, and embroidered fabrics. Srinagar is home to several important historical sites, including the Shankaracharya Temple which dates back to the 9th century. The Hazratbal Shrine, which contains a holy relic of the Prophet Muhammad, is another important pilgrimage site in Srinagar. The city has a rich culinary tradition, with dishes like Rogan Josh, Gushtaba, and Yakhni being popular among locals and tourists alike. Srinagar has a cool and pleasant climate during the summer months, which makes it a popular destination for tourists seeking relief from the heat. The city has a vibrant cultural scene, with music, dance, and poetry playing an important role in the lives of its residents. Ex Leh: 32999/- per person  ( Transport from Leh to Srinagar)   read more read less

Sikkim – Backpacker’s Paradise   The Indian state of Sikkim is situated in the eastern Himalayas in the north-eastern region of the nation. One of India's tiniest states is this one. Sikkim is bordered to the north and northeast by the Tibetan Autonomous Region of China, to the southeast by Bhutan, to the south by the Indian state of West Bengal, and to the west by Nepal. In the state's southeast, in the city of Gangtok, sits the capital. Sikkim, which is a section of the Eastern Himalaya, is known for its biodiversity and for having alpine and subtropical climates. It also has Kangchenjunga, the third-highest mountain on Earth and the highest peak in India. Gangtok is the capital and largest city in Sikkim. The Khangchendzonga National Park spans over 35% of the state. Sikkim, a long-established independent political entity, was made an Indian protectorate in 1950 and a state in 1975. Despite its tiny size, Sikkim is very important to India politically and strategically because of its location along many international borders. Sikkim is one of the beauties in north eastern part of India. It is nicely tucked away and beautifully landlocked with immense natural beauty, it has all the components which would sooth you from the tiredness of vigorous day-to-day activities. The mighty Kanchenjunga, considered a benevolent protector, dominates the region, making itself visible from various points within the state. As the mercury rises across the country in May, Sikkim provides a much-needed retreat. once again to the city you all escaped from, maybe for this little breather. A mountain person or not, if you’re wondering what your next vacation spot must be, undoubtedly, you must add Sikkim to your travel bucket list. Sikkim, India’s second smallest state, is situated in the northeast region and is an ethereal gateway to the Himalayas. Sharing borders with Tibet in the north, Bhutan in the east, Nepal in the west and West Bengal in the south, Gangtok being its capital city, Sikkim houses breath-taking landscapes, lush green meadows, colourful groves and calm and gracious waterfalls. Although it is a perception that Sikkim is all about picturesque ranges and crystalline valleys, this mystic land has something to offer to every tourist. This tucked-away spot is ideal for nature admirers, adventure enthusiasts and spiritual buffs. Also, the unique and flavoursome local delicacies will surely take your taste buds through a wave of heavenly emotions! The places to visit in Sikkim: Tsomgo Lake: Also popularly known as the Changu Lake, Tsomgo is a glacier lake nestled 40 km from Gangtok at an altitude of 3800m. This lake reflects the gigantic snow-capped mountains, leaving you mesmerised.   Kanchenjunga Base Camp: Kanchenjunga is the world’s third-highest peak, and visiting its base camp is not only going to give you the true essence of Sikkim but also a sneak peek of the Himalayas. All those with an adrenaline rush can relish and enjoy this adventure trek. Nathula Pass: Nathula Pass is the most sought tourist location as this pass connects India to Tibet. You can witness a vibrant amalgamation of Indian and Tibetan culture around this place and also take home sovereigns from the Tibetan shops around. Lachen, Lachung and Yumthang Valley: Live like a local and adapt to tranquillity and serenity during your stay at these immensely beautiful and rich in culture villages in Sikkim. These villages are home to the Tibetan nomadic tribes and a portal to gorgeous lakes named Gurudongmar and Tso Lhamu. Pelling: Your trip to Sikkim is incomplete without monasteries, and Pelling is the right spot. Pelling will leave you enchanted with its lush greenery and radiating positivity all around. Teesta River: Relax by the riverside and indulge in water sports like river rafting and kayaking at Teesta River. It is a significant tourist attraction annually due to the enthralling and delightful views it exhibits.   Reaching Bagdogra Airport on your own : 29999/- per person ( Inclusive of 5% GST ) Mumbai to Mumbai by Indigo Airline  :  49,999/- per person ( Inclusive of 5% GST ) Mumbai to Sikkim and Sikkim to Mumbai time: Mumbai to Bagdogra by Indigo Airline Departure from Mumbai : 08.10 Hrs Arrival at Bagdogra : 10.55 Hrs Bagdogra to Mumbai by Indigo Airline Departure from Bagdogra : 11.30 Hrs Arrival at Mumbai : 14.30 Hrs Checkout our blog about Sikkim Title: Sikkim – Land Of The Mystic Thunder Dragon Link: https://www.ttrikon.com/blog/sikkim-land-of-the-mystic-thunder-dragon/ read more read less

About the Place: Wandering in the streets of Banaras is an experience that you would want to share. Considered as the abode of Lord Shiva, Varanasi is situated on the banks of River Ganga. The River Ganga is believed to have the power of washing away all of one's sins. Varanasi is more than 3000 years old and is known for its old temples. You will surely wonder looking at the huge numbers of temples even after many temples being demolished during the medieval times. Varanasi is the most popular pilgrimage point for the Hindus. One of the seven holiest cities, Varanasi city is also one of the Shakti Peethas and one of the twelve Jyotir Linga sites in India. Varanasi has been a symbol of spiritualism, philosophy and mysticism for thousands of years and is known for great saints and personalities like Gautam Buddha, Mahavira, Kabir, Tulsi Das, Shankaracharya, and others.  Along with ancient stories and spirituality, Varanasi has a lot more to offer, for example the famous ‘Kachori’ in Varanasi which is very popular among tourist. As we all know that the traditional food is an essential part of the Indian culture and cuisine. Here in Varanasi, there are a number of street foods from across the country that are famous, but the major attraction here is the ‘Kachori’. There are also other food items in Varanasi that will treat your taste buds for sure. Trying the ‘Kachoris’ and ‘Samosas’ is a must in Varanasi. Description: Just like the soul is to the body, the same way spirituality is to India. Among all the unique places in the world, India is known for practising spirituality and having a deep knowledge of spirituality. India’s culture and tradition along with the spicy Indian delicacies, tourist throng in India’s most popular places. On the other side of the digital India, in the parallel universe is a divine city of Varanasi, a city in India nestled in the state of Uttar Pradesh. Only the ambience of this place is enough to bless the soul. Known as one of the most sacred cities in Hinduism, Varanasi is also known as Banaras or Kashi. Varanasi is a very old city attracting the young and old both. From the enchanted tourists witnessing the ‘Aartis’ performed at the Ghat to the calmness of the holy River Ganga, Varanasi is a journey within a journey.  Watching the cycle of life and death on the banks and meditating on the calls of ‘Har Har Mahadev’ is an experience that will touch your soul. More than being just a spiritual destination Varanasi offers much more to explore like the medieval temples, Museum, tempting delicacies and much more. Trikon invites you to a journey that stops time and connects your spiritual self to the present and the future. Varanasi is a city that is truly timeless. From the divine ambiance to the mouth-watering street food, Varanasi is a gem. With Trikon, escape to a parallel universe on the other side of the digital India.   Onward Journey Train Details. LTT GKP SF EXP (15017) Saturday Departure from LTT @ 06:00 , Arrival at Varanasi by Sunday Afternoon Return Journey Train Details. GKP LTT EXP (15018) Wednesday Departure from Banaras @ 11:20  , Arrival at Mumbai by Thursday Evening read more read less

Kedarnath: The Kedarnath shrine is one of the 12 jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, situated against the backdrop of the magnificent. Kedarnath range. Legend has it that after the battle of Mahabharata, Pandavas were filled with guilt and grief of having killed their own cousins and decided to seek the blessings of Lord Shiva for redemption. However, Lord Shiva eluded them and took refuge at Kedarnath in the form of a bull and when followed by Pandavas, he dived into the ground, leaving his hump behind. It is believed that the arms of Lord Shiva appeared at Tungnath, the face at Rudranath, his belly at Madmaheshwar, and his head with hair at Kalpeshwar. Badrinath: Badrinath was re-established as a major pilgrimage site by Adi Shankara in the 8th century. In earlier days, pilgrims used to walk hundreds of miles to visit the Badrinath temple. The temple has been repeatedly destroyed by earthquakes and avalanches. As late as the First World War, the town consisted only of the 20-odd huts used by the temple's staff, but the site drew thousands each year and up to 50,000 on its duodecennial festivals (every twelve years). In recent years its popularity has increased still more, with an estimated 600,000 pilgrims visiting during the 2006 season compared to 90,676 in 1961. The temple in Badrinath is also a sacred pilgrimage site for Vaishnavites. Badrinath is also the gateway to several mountaineering expeditions headed to mountains like Nilkantha. Tungnath  Tungnath is a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, located in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand, India. It is situated at an altitude of 3,680 meters (12,073 feet) above sea level, making it the highest Shiva temple in the world. Tungnath is one of the Panch Kedar temples and is considered to be the third temple to be visited in the Panch Kedar pilgrimage, after Kedarnath and Madhyamaheshwar. The temple is believed to be more than 1000 years old and is one of the oldest temples in India. It is also a popular trekking destination and attracts a large number of tourists and devotees every year. The trek to Tungnath starts from Chopta, which is well-connected by road to other major cities in Uttarakhand. The trek is relatively easy and can be completed in 3-4 hours. Apart from the temple, Tungnath is also known for its scenic beauty and offers panoramic views of the surrounding peaks, including Nanda Devi, Trishul, just below the peak of Chandrashila and Chaukhamba.   Batch 1 : 24th Sept - 30th Sept 2023 Batch 2 : 01st Oct - 07th Oct 2023 Batch 3 : 08th Oct - 14th Oct 2023 read more read less

Unleashing Nature’s Paradise – Monpa Mountains   Arunachal Pradesh, often known as "Land of the Dawn-lit Mountains," is the most isolated state in India and the first Indian territory to welcome the rising light. This stunning country, which is situated on the north-eastern tip of India and has borders with China, Bhutan, and Burma (Myanmar), is blessed with a stunning variety of flora and fauna that is guaranteed to entice any visitor. The deep woods of Arunachal Pradesh are home to more than 500 rare types of orchids. The misty hills, glittering rivers, and gushing waterfalls add to this wonderful land's splendour. The Kalika Purana and the renowned Hindu epic Mahabharata both make reference of Arunachal Pradesh. It is thought to be the Puranas' Prabhu Mountains. Arunachal Pradesh is said to have been the location where King Bhishmaka created his kingdom, Sage Parshuram washed away his sin, Sage Vyasa meditated, and Lord Krishna wed his bride, Rukmini. The Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh, which has been ruled by numerous strong dynasties and kingdoms, is covered in countless historical monuments and archaeological ruins that attest to its illustrious cultural legacy.  A revealing journey through one of the planet’s last thriving natural paradise, this trip provides a simple insight into distant lifestyles and cultures of the people. Drive through the dainty pretty towns and wave at the amazing people on your way through the beautiful natural landscapes. Let the gentle, friendly, courteous, industrious, good to nature and amazing people of Monpa, influence you and provide you an insight of the compassionate Lord Buddha. Take a dip in natural hot springs or experience the adrenaline rush as you walk on the suspension bridge above the ferocious Tawang River, the activities offered by nature on your trip to Monpa is way higher than one’s imagination. Free yourself and keep your worries at bay, as you are about to experience nature’s heaven, within the folds of Himalayas. read more read less

                                            Meghalaya - The Abode of Clouds What if one could walk in the clouds, feel the cool breeze run through the hair & lush green terrain under your feet? You think it’s just a dream? Not anymore, cause we at Trikon are going to take you to a dreamland! - A destination that requires no wings to touch the clouds. If it's raw natural beauty that you want to explore, look no further than Meghalaya! The name itself means ‘THE ABODE OF CLOUDS’. It is also known as the land of the living root bridges, numerous caves & natural swimming pools. Receiving the maximum rainfall in the world, this heavenly state is filled with gushing waterfalls sheltered by rainbows, breathtaking trails and life in the woods. Meghalaya gives you the feel of a fictional story! Play your character in this story and we promise it will have a happy ending!  Steamy jungles and spellbinding cliffs, rushing rivers, unique cultures, delicious cuisines, windswept highlands, and lush, verdant valleys – Meghalaya welcomes you with a breath-taking array of sights and experiences. Located in North-east India, Meghalaya, also known as the Abode of Clouds, falls in one of the richest biodiversity areas in the world. The famed monsoons, the rich traditional festivals, and the dramatic terrain are just some of the many things this state is famous for. Whether you are looking for an adventure to give you an adrenaline high or a tranquil spot to recharge yourself, Meghalaya has plenty to offer.   Ex Guwahati: 27,999/- per person ( Transport from Guwahati to Guwahati  ) Travel suggestions: Ensure that you land/arrive into Guwahati latest by 11 am as we will depart from the airport by 12 pm on Day 1 Take a flight/train post 12 pm on Day 8 read more read less

Andharban Trek - The Jungle Trek From Mumbai / Pune   Andharban Trek distance: 13 km trail Andharban Trek duration: 5 to 7 hours hikeAndharban trek difficulty level: ModerateAndharban trek endurance: Medium  If you have been wanting to take a refreshing trek this monsoon, then get set for the Andharban trek! Andharban which in itself means the dark and dense forest is a lush green forest located in the Pimpri region of Pune, amidst the beautiful Sahyadri range. What sets the Andharban monsoon trek apart is that it offers trekkers an experience of a deep jungle trek replete with beautiful views, gushing waterfalls, chirping of birds and misty, fogy trails.  The Andharban forest trek also offers an enthralling view of the Kundalika Valley and many streams of water as well as waterfalls that make the trek all the more exciting. Witness the beautiful views of the Tamhini Ghat, enchanting flora and fauna, and species of birds such as the Dwarf Kingfisher, Malabar Whistling thrush and the Jacobin Cuckoo!  Monsoon treks in Maharashtra are often planned by nature lovers and trekking enthusiasts to break away from the monotonous routine, soak in the blissful energies of the beautiful natural world and rejuvenate back to take on the world!  One of the best monsoon treks near Mumbai and Pune, the Andharban trek is a delightful destination that all nature lovers shouldn’t miss out on. Hike the beautiful small hills and witness the foggy misty clouds right beside you as you trek.  Did you believe that to experience gushing waterfalls, lush green patches, dense forests with rustling leaves and birds chirping all around, you have to visit North India or Northeast India? Well, no. You can indulge in a hike within your native state too. Maharashtra is blessed with the Sahyadri Range or the Western Ghats to allow trekkers or adventure enthusiasts like you to bask in nature's simplicity, beauty and tranquillity. Amidst these gigantic hills, you will come across Andharban – A trail that fits the bill of every nature wanderer and admirer. “Andhar” means dark, and “Ban” means forests. Thus, this region stands true to its name, as the thick blanket of trees does not even allow the sun’s rays to penetrate. Located in Pimpri, in Tamhini Ghats of Maharashtra at an altitude of 2160 feet, at Andharban trek, you are in for spectacular views that are soothing to the eyes and therapeutic. Pimpri village is 16 km away from Pune. Hence, you can easily catch a flight and train to Pune if you are travelling from outside Maharashtra. If you are from Mumbai, you can easily find multiple trains and bus options at a convenient time. You can drive to Lonavala, which is 50 km away from Pimpri. An unexploited trail a few years ago, but very much in demand and at the top of every hiker's bucket list today, Andharban’s trek distance is a 13 km trail (5 to 7 hours hike) with a moderate difficulty level. The best time to take this trail is pre-monsoon or monsoon (June to September) or winter (October to January). The Andharban Jungle trek starts from Pimpri Dam, and it is advisable to begin the Andharban trek early at sunrise. The initial hike is a walk through the flat lands. On your way in the woods, you will be accompanied by poppy fields and farms, beautiful patches of blooming flowers such as lilies and several waterfalls and ponds. You can even plunge or walk through these water streams – Kundalika Valley while trekking through Andharban forest will not disappoint you. You will also encounter different species of birds, such as the Dwarf Kingfisher, Malabar Whistling thrush and the Jacobin Cuckoo! As you ascend, you will have yourself surrounded by foggy, misty and disappearing clouds at Andharban jungle trek. You are stuck in a loop, a viscous digital circle. Break the monotony and pamper yourself with a magical trek arranged by nature with an overload of pure oxygen, the rhythm of the jungle and mesmerising landscapes. Be ready to skip a heartbeat and be in awe of nature’s aesthetics.  Note: Lunch will be taken by 3 pm post completing the trek at the base camp. Cost for Andharban Jungle Trek with T Trikon Cost without transport: Rs. 999/- per person Cost with transport from Pune: Rs. 1499/- per person Cost with transport from Mumbai : Rs. 1699/- per person   read more read less

Devkund Waterfalls Trek From Mumbai and Pune   Devkund waterfall trek base village: Bhira villageDevkund waterfall Trek distance: 4.5 kilometers one way from base villageDevkund waterfall Trek duration: 2-3 hours to complete one wayDevkund waterfall trek difficulty level: Moderate Devkund waterfall trek endurance: Moderate Devkund waterfall distance from Mumbai: 120 kilometersDevkund waterfall distance from Pune: 100 kilometers   The destination next that keeps the monsoon bliss on is none other than the Devkund waterfall. Dense, beautiful, and filled with various shades of green, Devkund Waterfall is home to many unexplored species of wilderness. As you trek along the paths, you’ll get a thrilling experience of embarking on unmapped trails pushing behind all the hurdles and bushes that come your way. A sight to behold would be the moment you reach the Devkund Waterfall!!!  Relish! Jump! Splash and Play!!! The Devkund Waterfalls Trek is a popular hiking trail located in the Western Ghats of India, near the small town of Bhira in Maharashtra. The trail takes you through lush green forests, rocky terrain, and streams before reaching the magnificent Devkund Waterfalls. The trek is considered moderate in difficulty, making it an ideal option for both seasoned trekkers and beginners. The trail starts from the Bhira Dam and stretches for approximately 4 km. The path is well-marked, and you'll encounter a few steep climbs and descents along the way. The forest is home to a variety of flora and fauna, including different species of birds, butterflies, and monkeys. You'll cross streams and small waterfalls, and the sound of the gurgling water will keep you company throughout your journey. The Devkund Waterfalls is the highlight of the trek, and it's a sight to behold. The waterfall cascades from a height of around 80 feet into a pool of crystal-clear water, and the mist created by the water spray is refreshing. The pool is ideal for a dip, and you can spend some time swimming and relaxing before starting the return trek. Overall, the Devkund Waterfalls Trek is a delightful experience that offers stunning views of nature's beauty. The best time to go on the trek is during the monsoon season when the waterfall is at its full glory. However, it's essential to check weather conditions before embarking on the journey to avoid any unforeseen situations.   Some interesting facts about Devkund waterfall: Devkund waterfall is located near Bhira village in the Raigad district of Maharashtra, India. The waterfall is formed by the confluence of three streams, and the water flows down from a height of around 80 feet. Devkund waterfall is known for its crystal-clear blue-green water, which is said to be mesmerizing and refreshing. The trek to Devkund waterfall is around 4 km long and takes around 2-3 hours to complete, and the path offers beautiful views of the Western Ghats. Devkund waterfall is surrounded by lush green forests and is home to a variety of flora and fauna, including different species of birds and butterflies. The waterfall is a popular trekking spot and attracts many trekkers, especially during the monsoon season when the water flow is at its peak. There are limited facilities available at Devkund waterfall, including a small snack shop and basic toilet facilities, so visitors are advised to carry their own water and snacks. Devkund waterfall is also popular among adventure enthusiasts, and visitors can indulge in activities such as camping, trekking, and river rafting in the nearby Kundalika River. The best time to visit Devkund waterfall is from June to February when the weather is pleasant and the waterfall is in full flow. Devkund waterfall is a natural wonder that offers a beautiful and serene escape from the chaos of city life, making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Cost for Devkund Waterfall Trek with T Trikon Cost without transport: Rs.999/- per person Cost with transport from Pune: Rs.1499/- per person Cost with transport from Mumbai : Rs.1599/- per person read more read less

About Aadrai Grade : Medium | Endurance: High The Aadrai jungle trek is the best way to explore the Sahyadri’s most enchanting and unexplored jungles! This Aadrai trek from Mumbai and Pune will take you directly to the heart of nature full of lush green forest, dense vegetation, beautiful peaks, enthralling waterfalls and streams, valleys, caves and incredible trails!  “Lost in the Dense Woods” is an apt word for Aadrai trek. Walk deep inside the hidden jungles of Malshej Ghat, where sun rays touching the ground is a rare happening. The Aadrai trail passes through various streams and passing waterfalls, including a mega – 1,200 feet fall. Explore this unexplored Aadrai forest, full of flora and fauna with flowers blooming all over. Unknown to the common folk, this Aadrai trail was found by a local villager, who was in fact lost in the forest while hunting. So if you are looking for monsoon treks in Maharashtra, the Aadrai trek is the one you should go for. The Aadrai jungle trek located in the Junnar, Pune will help you forget your worries, lose yourself and reconnect with nature. Explore what nature has to offer, by taking the Aadrai jungle trek, where sun rays rarely touch the ground.  Apart from the enchanting trek and trail, the Aadrai offers much more such as the Kalu waterfall, Nageshwar temple and many ancient caves.  The walk amidst the dense trails of Malshej Ghat passing through various streams and waterfalls, flora and fauna offers you a much-needed respite from the city life. Every breath of air at the Aadrai feels refreshing.  Cost for Aadrai Jungle Trek with T Trikon Cost without transport: Rs. 999/- per person Cost with transport from Pune: Rs. 1499/- per person Cost with transport from Mumbai : Rs. 1599/- per person Note: Lunch will be taken by 3-4 pm post completing the trek at the base camp. read more read less

About Jawhar Jawhar is a small town in the Palghar district of Maharashtra. Located at a distance of just 100 kms away from Thane. It is commonly referred to as Thane's Mahabaleshwar. Located in the Sahyadri Ranges this place is blessed with numerous waterfalls, valleys and lakes. This area is full with rural villages where you may get a look into the lives of the locals and engage with the tribes who live in the area. Jawhar has a strong cultural ethos as well as a long history dating back to the 14th century. Because of its proximity to Mumbai, it might be a great day trip destination. Dabhosa Waterfall: One of the beautiful waterfalls in Jawhar, on the Lendi River, is Dabhosa. It is well-known and well positioned to relieve one's body and mind with its scenic and soothing beauty. This waterfall is particularly appealing due to the flowing water tumbling down the granite rock face. This natural and unpolluted site is surrounded by deep trees and offers a tranquil setting for anyone seeking isolation. Hiradpada Waterfall: Hiradpada waterfall is a popular tourist destination in Jawhar because it is unspoiled and relatively untapped. It is nestled among beautiful foliage. The white rushing water and roaring cascade are both breathtaking and eye-catching. A lovely vista is created by the waterfall's backdrop of mountainous wooded mountains. Khad-Khad Dam: The dam at Khad-Khad has given the tourist industry a huge boost. The gorgeous surroundings of the previously undiscovered terrain will entice adventure-seeking tourists or provide a tranquil natural atmosphere to relax a fatigued mind and body. Shirpamal: The Shirpamal, a hilltop structure, is supposed to have been constructed three centuries ago when Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj opted to camp here enroute to Surat. It is a well-known location where the first Vikramshah, the King of Jawhar, greeted Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and placed a feather in his crown. It is situated at the apex of the highest hill in order to keep an eye on enemy movements and to have a panoramic view of the entire valley, which is brimming with natural beauty. Reaching the Shirpamal is a fascinating and rewarding event in and of itself. Shirpamal's gorgeous and captivating setting attracts visitors from all over the world. Jaivilas Palace: The beautiful Jai Vilas palace, also known as Raj Bari, was the Mukne family's residential palace. Raja Yashwant Rao Mukne constructed the palace. Syinite was imported from Kalidhond, 5 kilometers away, for this project. The palace is a work of art made entirely of pink stone. Surrounded by thick forest and cashew orchards, the Jai Vilas palace was built on the summit of the hill. The path from the main entrance to the palace is flanked on both sides by dense bushes. The palace's domes are extremely gorgeous, and the palace itself is situated in the midst of lush green countryside, evoking the culture and way of life of the previous Mukne family's tribal kings. Beautiful portraits of the Mukne tribe can be found in the Palace. There is a children's nursery, a drawing room, antique furniture, stuffed animals in the bedrooms, and a huge lobby. The palace has over 50 rooms in all. This popular tourist destination in Jawhar is well-known for filming. The Jaivilas Palace is a must-see for anyone interested in getting a glimpse into the lives of royalty in the past. Hanuman Point: Hanuman Point gets its name from an ancient Hanuman mandir of considerable religious significance. The breathtaking vista of Jaivilas Palace is another attraction for visitors. Katya Maruti Mandir is the name given to the Maruti or Hanuman mandir. The mediaeval fort of Shahapur Maholi can be seen from this vantage point during the day. Devkobacha Kada, a lovely green 500-foot-deep valley, never fails to draw travelers’ attention. Sunset Point: The Sunset Point is a beautiful natural environment that serves as the main attraction of Jawahar’s hill town. This site is known for its stunning surroundings and mesmerizing sunset view, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts. Because the valley near Sunset Point has a bow-like shape, it was previously known as Dhanukamal.       read more read less

Sondai Fort Trek   Sondai fort trek base village: Sondewadi villagesondai fort trek height: 365 metersSondai fort Trek distance: 5-6 kmSondai fort Trek duration: 1-2 hoursSondai fort trek difficulty level: EasySondai fort trek endurance: EasySondai fort distance from Mumbai: 60-70 kmSondai fort distance from Pune: 100-110 km Sondai fort is a hidden beauty of Karjat. It is not a popular destination but it will blow your mind for sure! This Fort is a part of the Matheran range. This is one of the best treks to visit during monsoons near Mumbai. From Sondewadi base village it takes 45-60 mins to reach the plateau. 2 adjoined cisterns reserve water. We can have a view of Gavari hill from here. After climbing the carved stairs one can see dried cistern also on the right side a ladder is available to ascend. After climbing the rock patch one can see 2 cisterns in which one huge pillar stands tall. The top view gives a splendid view of the Matheran Mountain range. Green landscapes and even foggy pinnacle during the monsoon! Situated in the Raigad district of Maharashtra, India, Sondai Fort is a historical fortress positioned 1,482 feet above sea level, providing awe-inspiring views of the nearby mountain ranges. This destination appeals to nature enthusiasts, history aficionados, and adventure seekers alike. The Sondai Fort trek is a popular activity for both locals and tourists, taking approximately 2-3 hours to complete and is considered easy -level difficulty. Beginning at the base village of Sondewadi, the trail is well-marked, winding through dense forests, rocky terrain, and steep inclines. The Western Ghats' scenic beauty and diverse wildlife make the journey even more remarkable. Upon reaching the summit, trekkers can explore the fort ruins, including a small temple, water cisterns, and several dilapidated structures. The panoramic view from the top is spectacular, with the Sahyadri mountain range stretching as far as the eye can see. The descent is equally enjoyable, with ample opportunities to pause and appreciate the region's natural splendor. All in all, Sondai Fort and its trek offer a distinctive blend of adventure, history, and natural beauty, making it a destination not to be missed when visiting Maharashtra.   Some interesting facts about Sondai Fort: Sondai Fort is situated at an altitude of about 1,482 feet above sea level. The fort was built during the 17th century by the Maratha ruler, Shivaji Maharaj. Sondai Fort is a popular trekking destination for adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers. The trek to the fort takes about 1-2 hours and offers stunning views of the surrounding hills and valleys. The fort has a strategic location and was used to keep a watch on the surrounding areas during wars. Sondai Fort has a small temple dedicated to Goddess Sondai at the top. The temple is visited by many devotees during festivals and special occasions. The fort has a few water tanks that were used to store water for the soldiers and residents. The fort is surrounded by dense forests and is home to a variety of flora and fauna. The trek to Sondai Fort is relatively easy and can be done by beginners as well. However, it is recommended to go with a guide or an experienced trekker. Sondai Fort is located about 60 km from Mumbai and can be easily accessed by road. The fort offers a peaceful and serene atmosphere, making it a perfect place for a weekend getaway. Regenerate response read more read less

  Tadoba Widlife Safari : Nothing can beat the sense of surprise, excitement and then contentment to see wildlings in the lap of nature. Tadoba is a treasure trove of tigers, deer, sambar, bison, leopards and a range of other animals and birds thriving in a protected ecosphere. Tracking trails and following their calls, as if you’re playing hide-n-seek with the wild. Get ready to witness the thrill of crisscrossing through narrow gullies in the jungle of Tadoba and experiencing the thrill of a jeep safari! About Tadoba The largest national park in Maharashtra, Tadoba is home to the celebrity tigress-Maya and her cubs. Wildlife photographers make a beeline to catch a glimpse of this elegant beast every year. Tadoba is also famous for a range of species of deer like chousingha and barking deer. While bison, wild dogs and pigs can be spotted commonly, bears and leopards may grace a sighting only to keen observers. It’s a birder’s paradise too! The Rufous Treepie, known as the tiger’s dentist can also be found owing to the tiger presence in the area. Don’t forget to appreciate the flora that comprises of teak trees and or crocodile bark amid others. Tadoba also hosts reptiles like the endangered Indian python, common Indian monitor and the Indian cobra. The list is never ending! You can now  book Tadoba safari packages online.   Above dates not possible? Contact us & we promise to customize above itinerary as per your convenience. Call now on 9819021806 or drop an email on mailtrikon@gmail.com read more read less

  Are you a wildlife enthusiast? Do the mystery of the dense jungles allure you? Do you jump at the thought of catching a glimpse of the majestic big cats? Then, hop into our Jeep Safari of Pench National Park with Trikon Pench, nestled in the lower southern reaches of the Satpura Hills is a treasure trove of tigers, chital, sambar and a range of other birds and endangered plants thriving in a protected ecosphere. The area of the present tiger reserve has a glorious history. Ain-i-Akbari or “Constitution of Akbar”, dating back to 16th century, describes the richness and natural wealth of Pench. Remember Mowgli - our iconic childhood hero in the television series “The Jungle Book”? Guess what! The original setting of Rudyard Kipling's most famous work, “The Jungle Book” is the Pench Tiger Reserve and its neighbourhood. So get ready to experience the thrill of exploring this piece of history and nostalgia and witness the rawness of the Natural World. About Pench Pench National Park or Tiger Reserve is one of the premier tiger reserves of India and the only one to sprawl across two states - Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra in the districts of Seoni and Chhindwara covering an area of 758 sq kms. The portion of the reserve that is in Madhya Pradesh is nestled in the southern slopes of the Satpura range of Central India. Pench Tiger Reserve derives its name from the river Pench and comprises the Indira Priyadarshini Pench National Park, the Pench Mowgli Sanctuary and a buffer area.   Above dates not possible? Contact us & we promise to customize above itinerary as per your convenience. Call now on 9819021806 or drop an email on mailtrikon@gmail.com     read more read less

One of the recent highlights of this Yavatmal based Sanctuary says it’s a reserve for 12-14 tigers and around 10 cubs. To put it correctly, its Tiger Lover’s retreat! Spilling the beans: When you begin your tour inside the Sanctuary, what will make you go aww is the unexplored side of Tippeshwar. An exciting journey takes you through dense forest watered by four rivers. To your wonderment, it’s a core of the breath-takingly scenic flora & fauna. The fire woods, timbers & tweaks have formed an ecosystem for several species of animals & migratory birds as well. Although acknowledged as a reservoir of yellow stripped animal, Tippeshwar is much beyond that.                                                                     About Tipeshwar Sanctuary: Recognized for Tigers, this Sanctuary is situated close enough to the state of Karnataka & Nagpur, Wardha, Chandrapur of Maharashtra. Touring in a group of fellows with mutual passion has been Wildlife enthusiast’s cherished dream. You will meet many such people who reach here just to get a glance of tiger/tigers but also end up exploring varied species of animals. Someone truly said that ‘The journey is more interesting than the destination!’ Unexpected sightings of leopards, sloth bears, jackals, Wild dogs, Nilgai, Spotted & Sambar deer would make the Wildlife freak in you go crazy. Go, make some Picturesque memories by spotting inhabited & migratory birds like Crested serpent eagles, Brown fish owl, Asian paradise flycatchers, Indian Nightjar, Oriental honey buzzards, Racket-tailed drongos, Rock bush quails, Francolins. The joy is similar when you win brownie points but this one is priceless for sure! Wildlife photographers & vloggers visit twice or thrice a week to capture the wild beauty in the best possible way. You can google the stunning pictures taken here. If you get to watch Tiger which during Summer you’ll surely get to, celebrate that sight like nothing else. But in case, you don’t there are enough reasons to be Happy already! Above dates not possible? Contact us & we promise to customize above itinerary as per your convenience. Call now on 9820022466 or drop an email on mailtrikon@gmail.com read more read less

Grade: Easy    Type: Wildlife  Jungle Safari's: 4 Safari's   Kanha National park is the inspiration behind Rudyard Kipling's classic- Jungle Book. As a child everyone was fond of Mowgli and his friends from Jungle book. Here is your great chance to explore Mowgli’s jungle.Kanha National Park is one of the most sought-after destinations for wildlife enthusiasts from worldwide. It has areas with dense forests and meadows, water bodies like streams and lakes which create a favorable environment and ambience to support rich biodiversity and nurture significant variety of birds. Kanha also lures the migratory birds to flock in. Along with the gifts which nature has bestowed on Kanha, the eco-consciously designed properties present in this forest are definitely going to impress you with its rustic charm. When in Kanha don’t miss the opportunity to meet and click selfies with ‘Bhoorsingh the Barasingha’, the official mascot of Kanha National Park. Travel Suggestion: For Onward Journey : You can board 12289/Mumbai CSMT - Nagpur Duronto Express OR 12105/Vidarbha SF Express (PT)for onward Journey ( Thursday Evening ) For Return Journey : You can board 12290/Mumbai CSMT - Nagpur Duronto Express OR 12106/Vidarbha SF Express (PT)for onward Journey ( Sunday Evening )   read more read less

Are you a wildlife enthusiast? Does the mystery of the dense jungles allure you? Do you jump at the thought of catching a glimpse of the majestic big cats? Then, hop into our Jeep Safari of Umred Kahandla Wildlife Sanctuary with Trikon. The number of tourists is increasing because it is very close to the Umred and Nagpur city. Tigers are commonly seen here by many villages around the sanctuary. About Umred Karhandla: Umred-Pauni-Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary, about 58 km from Nagpur and 60  km from Bhandara, is spread over Pauni Tahsil of Bhandara district and Umred, Kuhi and Bhivapur Taluka of Nagpur district. This sanctuary has a connection with Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve through the forest along Wainganga River. The sanctuary is home to resident breeding tigers, herds of Gaur, wild dogs and rare animals like flying squirrels, pangolins and honey badgers. It is bounded roughly by the Wainganga River and the Gose Khurd Dam on the northeast, State Highway 9 and Bhiwapur Town on the south, Umred on the west and a narrow 10 km long range of 600 – 800 m hills to the northwest. It is located 40 km north of Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve and 50 km southwest of Nagzira Wildlife Sanctuary & 60 km from Nagpur, Maharashtra. Pench Tiger Reserve is 80 km to the northwest   Things to Carry ID Card 2 litres water Camera (Optional) Enerzyl Powder or Glucon D powder Snacks & Biscuits Extra Pair of Clothes Clean napkin or small towel Cap, sunglasses, scarf Haversack or Backpack (No sling bags) Please carry medicines if you need any Hand Sanitizer Carry a big cloth / bandanna / scarf to protect you from the dust Body Warmer for the chilly early mornings Sunscreens are very important Carry a pair of good binoculars read more read less

Bhutan often revered as the “Land of the Thunder Dragon” or ‘Druk Yul’, is still regarded as one of the last “Shangri-La’s” in the Himalayan region because of its remoteness, its spectacular mountain terrain, varied flora and fauna and its unique ancient Buddhist monasteries. It is in the relatively unexplored pockets of Asia, which allows only a limited number of discerning travelers in order to preserve its fragile environment and culture in its magical purity. Reaching Bagdogra Airport on your own : 46,999/- per person ( Inclusive of 5% GST ) Mumbai to Mumbai by Air  :  64,999/- per person ( Inclusive of 5% GST ) Mumbai to Bagdogra and Bagdogra to Mumbai time: Mumbai to Bagdogra  Departure from Mumbai : 08.10 Hrs Arrival at Bagdogra : 10.55 Hrs Bagdogra to Mumbai Departure from Bagdogra : 11.30 Hrs Arrival at Mumbai : 14.30 Hrs   read more read less

Welcome to the ultimate adventure in Vietnam, where your wildest dreams come true! If you're a traveler who craves exploration, revels in new cultures, loves to party, and has an adventurous spirit, you've arrived at the perfect destination. Prepare to be amazed as Vietnam unveils its diverse tapestry of experiences. From tranquil cities that soothe your soul to mesmerizing vistas that will take your breath away, this country has it all. Lose yourself in the captivating blend of ancient heritage and UNESCO sites, coexisting harmoniously with aweinspiring modern architecture. Calling all shopaholics! Vietnam beckons you with a plethora of shopping spots and endless options to indulge your inner fashionista. And if relaxation and pampering are what you seek, immerse yourself in luxurious massage parlors that will rejuvenate your mind, body, and spirit. Whatever your heart desires, Vietnam has it in abundance. The moment you set foot in this remarkable country; you'll embark on a nostalgic journey of a lifetime. Don't hesitate, as the opportunity to embark on this exhilarating adventure is just a click away.   Hey Folks! If you live in Bangalore, Hyderabad , Chennai , Pune or Mumbai, Just Book your Flight ticket to reach Ho Chi Minh Airport  (SGN) by morning 8:00 AM Please note 5% GST and TCS will be extra on final bill as per Indian government rules read more read less

Located in the heart of Himalayas, India’s scenic neighboring country – Nepal offers plenty of opportunities of sightseeing, escapades and soul searching for tourists. Whether you are an adventure freak, spiritual person or just seeking to spend some quality with family, Nepal would undoubtedly be the perfect holiday destination for you! What’s more, with Trikon’s Nepal well designed package you don’t have to worry about planning an itinerary and missing out on places. The places of destination we offer in our Nepal tour package are summarized further. Pashupatinath Temple: Considered to be one of the sacred Shiva temples in Asia, Pashupatinath Mandir is spread across 246 hectors of land amidst natural beauty of Kathmandu Valley and along River Bagmati. This temple, featuring a 2-storied Pagoda-like structure was declared a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site in 1979. Boudhanath Stupa and Swyambhunath Stupa: Boudhanath Stupa, situated 8 km to the east of Kathmandu is another inspiring place to visit. One of the major pilgrim sites for Buddhist around the world, the site has a massive 36-meter stupa of Buddha. Located in the northwest of Kathmandu on Swayambhunath hillock is Swayambhunath Stupa, also called as “Monkey temple”. This Buddhist Stupa dates back to 460 A.D. Davis fall and boat trip to Phewa Lake:Davis fall in Pokhara will certainly astound you! This waterfall creates almost 500-feet long tunnel (known as Patale Chango) as it reaches its bottom. Surrounded by abundant of flora, Davis fall is a major crowd puller. The boat trip on Phewa Lake is certainly one of high-points of Kathmandu tour package,as you not just get to enjoy the panoramic views of Himalaya Mountains around the lake but also witness the enthralling reflection of these majestic mountains in the pristine waters of Phewa! Chitwan:A family trip to Nepal would be incomplete without a visit to Chitwan. Yes, Chitwan National Park is a World Heritage-listed preserve and one of the most unmissable places to visit in Nepal. A visit to this park provides wildlife experience like no other. Home to One Horn Rhino, Royal Bengal Tiger, Leopard, different reptiles and species of birds,you can also spot crocodiles and alligators in marshes and rivers situated within the sanctuary. Elephant Safari, Jeep Safari is a popular activity can enjoy during your visit to Chitwan.   read more read less

Since childhood, haven’t we all been curious to know what is inside pyramids? The stories have made us believe that there is a treasure. Whatever is there, don’t you want to find out? If yes, join us for a vacation to Egypt. One can safely call Egypt the land under a divine spell. Otherwise, where on Earth can one come across a place rich in history and at the same time soaking in beauty? For many, Egypt is only a deserted country filled with sand and pyramids. Yes, that is the main tourist attraction, but there is much more beyond your imagination in Egypt. Egypt is one of the oldest civilisations in the world. It is home to 1 of the 7 wonders of the world – The Great Pyramids of Giza. And apart from that, the ancient statues, tombs and monuments are cradled and continue to be a top site for exploration for archaeologists even today! Egypt is also known as the “Land of Pharaohs” and houses the longest river in the world – River Nile! Amidst Egypt’s slow-paced lifestyle, Egypt also enjoys the city life through its widespread and bustling city – Cairo! If intricate and remarkable Egyptian architecture does not interest you, Egypt has multiple adventure activities to keep you engaged. The crystal clear blue waters and surreal gold sand beaches offer thrilling sports such as desert safari, horseback riding, diving, surfing and sailing. You can also spend the day picnicking at the spots and take delight in watching the sunset! Not to forget, Egyptian delicacies and local cuisine influenced by the Middle East will captivate your soul! Temples, Treasures, Pyramids, History, Culture, Tourism – Egypt is a paradise and a storehouse worth exploring for every traveller. read more read less