15th August Long Weekend Plan

About Kenya: Kenya is the country in the Eastern Africa. Its eastern coast line has Indian Ocean. Kenya is famous for its Game Drives, in Indian context Jungle Safaris. Kenya is a country through which equator passes. It has sunshine throughout the year. Grasslands and Shrublands are scattered all over where Big 5 animals habitat. The Big 5 include Elephant, Lion, Leopard, Buffalo and Rhino. There are around 11 national parks in Kenya and perhaps Masai Mara national park is the most famous.  Masai Mara is connected to Serengeti national park in Tanzania. Mara Triangle is part of Masai Mara Park where most of the sighting and drama could be seen. The river Mara gets flooded in rains and during annual migration thousands of animals mainly wildebeest, zebra cross the river and become easy prey to crocodiles and other predators. To experience this migration is a lifetime memory. Images seen in television documentaries will come live here.  There are number of other activities like hot air ballooning over Savana grass land which can be done in Kenya. From Nairobi road travel to Masai Mara takes 5 to 6 hours, it is approx. 260 km distance. One can also opt for smaller aeroplanes that ply to Mara from Nairobi. Weather Temperature at Masai Mara during day time is 25 to 28 degree Celsius. During night it drops from 13 to 10 degree Celsius. Being close to equator it has sunlight of 12 hours throughout the year. July to October is cool dry season. Late July, entire August and early September are best times to visit for great migration experience.  read more read less

Independence Day Special Ladakh Tour (Leh to Srinagar) Ever dreamt of having an opportunity to swirl the Indian National Flag at the heart of the battlegrounds in Kargil! Yes - we will take part in hoisting the Indian Flag at the Kargil War Memorial. Immerse yourself in patriotic flavour by taking this trip to ladakh during the Independence Day week. 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. T 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. 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! Travel Suggestions: Arrival: Pickup from Leh Airport at 8 am Drop: Drop at Srinagar Airport would be post 12 pm. Kindly book your return flights accordingly. Batch Dates : 9 - 16 August, 2020 Cost: Ex Leh : 28499/- ( Transport from Leh to Srinagar) Ex Mumbai : 44999/- ( Mumbai to Leh & Srinagar to Mumbai by Flight ) 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

Meghalaya – The Scotland of the East What if one could walk in the clouds, feeling the cool breeze run through 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're looking for, none other than Meghalaya! The name Meghalaya means ‘THE ABODE OF CLOUDS’. It is also known as the land of the living root bridges and numerous natural swimming pools.Receiving the maximum rainfall in the world, this heavenly state is filled with gushing waterfalls sheltered by rainbows, breath-taking 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! Batch 1 :  05th Oct - 12th Oct 2019 Batch 2 :  12th Oct - 19th Oct 2019 Batch 3 :  19th Oct - 26th Oct 2019       Travel suggestions: Ensure that you land/arrive into Guwahati latest by 11 am as we will depart from the airport by 2 pm on Day 1 Take a flight/train post 2 pm on Day 8 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

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. Date : Friday, 7th March - Monday, 10th March 2020 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

Mysore Ooty Leisure Tour We all love exploring different and unique places. This tour is one such opportunity for you to wander into 3 beautiful destinations of South India-  IT hub Bengaluru, Royal city of Mysore and Queen of Hill Stations, Ooty. Famous for its advancement in technology and IT sector, the city of Bengaluru has a lot more to offer. With the Lalbagh and Vidhan Soudha, one starts to believe that there exist two different viewing angles to this city. Mysuru on the other hand is well known for its palaces and royal architecture. Also, the Chamundi Hills has a giant 4.8 m tall monolith of Nandi. Ooty, also known as Udagamandalam is perched in the mountains of Tamil Nadu and is very close to the state of Karnataka. The drive to Ooty from Mysuru itself is so beautiful. It is a quiet hill station where you can rejuvenate yourself and get some ‘Soul’ Time for yourself. Date : 13th - 18th August 2019 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

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. Date : 29th Aug - 01st Sep 2019 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.Symbol of Remarkable Hystorical Stories the Mirjan Fort Lying at the banks of River Aganashini, Fort Mirjan is a huge fort with impeccable architecture. Explore the deep well, watch tower, prayer hall and strategically built walls.   Batch 1 : 15th August - 18th August 2019     read more read less

Imagine getting off a spaceship on a lonely planet few light years away from Earth and standing in front of a huge stone castle said to be of an alien king…Probably that’s what you will feel like when you see the Yana Caves!  After a small trek you will see two massive black rock outcrops jutting out of the dense forest, as if you’ve just discovered a new world. You can then roam inside the caves and surrounding area, challenge the photographer inside you to capture these unbelievable structures. The Apsarakonda Falls, on the other hand, is like a place we would imagine in fairy tales brimming with angels and magical creatures. The falls are also accessible after a small trek through a well-marked route. Another set of mythical caves await your arrival here—the Pandava caves. There are also a few temples located in the vicinity. 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 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. About Apsarakonda The “pond of the angels” or Apsarakonda is said to be of ancient origin. The beauty of the place will leave you awestruck. It can be reached after a small trek through the jungle. The water flows down through roots of a peepal tree that descends to the pond below. The mystery doesn’t end here. Hidden behind the foliage are the caves that were once occupied by Pandavas during their exile, as per popular belief. Monsoon is the best time to visit this place.   About Vibhooti Fall Tranquility at its best can be experienced at Vibhooti Falls, Karnataka. This small length cascading waterfalls is bliss and is surely a hidden treasure as tourists hardly reach here. Located close to the icon Yana Caves, Vibhooti Falls is a much-awaited destination. Batch 1 : 19th - 20th July 2019 Batch 1 : 17th & 18th August 2019 Batch 1 : 13th & 14th September 2019     read more read less

Kalsubai Trek From Mumbai Grade: Medium |  Endurance: Medium  Why Kalsubai Peak should be your next trekking destination this monsoon? Surrounded by lush green forests and fields, the trekking route towards Maharashtra’s Highest Peak i.e. Kalsubai Shikhar is a surreal experience for all the nature lovers and trek enthusiasts. Challenging yet fun-filled, trek towards the highest summit will test your patience and offer an amazing panaromic view of several more mountain ranges like Alang, Madangad, Kulang, Ratangad (south west) and to the south Pabhargad, Ghanchakkar & Harishchandragad. Also, attempting to climb  Kalsubai - the most wish-listed mountain in the Sahyadri offers a great sense of achievement for most of the trekking enthusiasts Story behind Kalsubai – Unveiled It is truly believed by the local villagers that a house maid residing in a nearby village had disappeared near the mountain while trying to escape her employer's harsh suffering. This gives the mountain its present name i.e. Kalsubai as well as a reason for this temple to be built in her memory. More about the climbing patches and Summit (Kalsubai Shikhar) Nestled among several slopes, Kalsubai trek is a mix of easy to ascend slopes as well as rocky patches overlooking the valley below. To reach Kalsubai peak, Govt. has built many iron ladders along the vertical hill slopes. Before the final lap, there comes a resting post where you can halt and enjoy having hot tea as well as crispy snacks. On Kalsubai peak, there exists a temple devoted to Kalsubai Mata where local villagers offer prayers and perform Pujas during festivals. Batch 1 : 20th - 21st June Batch 2 : 26th - 27th June ( Saturday Trek ) Batch 3 : 27th - 28th June Batch 4 : 03rd - 04th July ( Saturday Trek ) Batch 5 : 04th - 05th July Batch 6 : 10th - 11th July ( Saturday Trek ) Batch 7 : 11th - 12th July Batch 8 : 17th - 18th July ( Saturday Trek ) Batch 9 : 18th - 19th July Batch 10 : 24th - 25th July ( Saturday Trek ) Batch 11 : 25th - 26th July read more read less