NEW HONEYMOON DESTINATIONS

There are many beautiful locations in this world to go on a romantic honeymoon tour with a partner. But INDIA offers some of the finest places in the world to make your honeymoon trip a lastingly memorial one. The most common honeymoon locations in India are Ooty, Agra, Kodaikanal, Udaipur, Kochi and many such well known locations. However these towns/cities seem a wee bit too crowded for the honeymoon experience. So, if you have already decided about the length of your tour but location is yet to be finalized, you can browse through the details below of a few secluded locations that can almost give you a personal and private experience.

ANANDA
	Swirled in the sacred mists of time, nestled in the Himalayas is Ananda, a world class Destination Spa. Once the residence of Maharaja of Tehri-Garhwal, it is dedicated to today’s traveller , who is looking for innovative ways to restore and rejuvenate his energies. Grounded in Ayurveda, Yoga and Vedanta combined with contemporary international therapies which enhance and augment the original, Ananda is the ultimate escape from the mundane to the spiritual, where every corner spells harmony and every colour soothes the senses. Located just 260 kilometers north of New Delhi, Ananda is easily accessible by road, rail and air. A 45 minute flight to Dehra Dun airport, a 4 hour train journey from Delhi to Haridwar station or a scenic 7 - 8 hrs drive from New Delhi to Ananda are the various travel options. VIEW EXTENSION ITINERARY
KASAULI
	Unlike other popular hill stations such as Shimla and Kullu - Kasauli is a quiet town. It is ideal for people who want to spend a holiday in the midst of green hills and untouched natural beauty. If you are a solitude lover – an ideal characteristic for a honeymoon or an artist, it has everything you could want, scenic beauty, serenity and warmth and few friendly people. Kasauli is about 20 kms from Barog and 60 kms from Chandigarh. Kasauli was also developed by the British, just as Shimla was. It is at a height of 6500 feet, making it a very delightful hill station for summers. While in Kasauli you could participate in Nature walks - The Gilbert trail, Sunrise Point, Sunset Point, Lover’s Lane, Upper Mall, Lower Mall and Pine Walk from Village Kimmughat via Kasauli Regency to Lower Mall. Or enjoy trekking on the known trekking routes of Kalka to Kasauli, Manaon to Kasauli or Kasauli to village Hari Ka Kheel
KUFRI
	Kufri is located in the southern part of the state of Himachal Pradesh, in the northern region of India. It is perched at an altitude of 2,510 m above sea level amongst the foothills of the Himalayas. Kufri is a scenic hill resort 16 kms from Shimla.. The weather in Kufri is alpine. Summers (April-June) are mild while winters (November-February) are cold. It experiences southwestern monsoon rains in July-September. It experiences heavy snowfall in December-January and it wears its white winter garb, with snow trimmings on its undulating slopes which are fashioned by nature. Skiing facilities and training for beginners are available during the best part of winter. The best time to visit Kufri is in summers, between April and June. However, one may also be in Kufri between December and February to enjoy snowfall and skiing. The nearest airport to Kufri is Jubbarbhatti airport at Shimla, which is at a distance of about 19 Km. Regular flights are accessible form this airport to Delhi. After reaching airport you can use taxi or bus to to Kufri. The nearest railhead to Kufri is at Shimla in narrow gauge rail route and broad gauge railway station is at Kalka. After reaching railway station, you can use bus or taxi to reach the beautiful hill station, Kufri. Kufri is well linked with Shimla, Narkanda and Rampur by road.
COORG
	Coorg is fondly referred to as the 'Scotland of the East', the land has unparalleled natural splendor. Apart from the misty hills, lush forests and rambling coffee plantations Coorg is also as trendy and happening as its close neighbor Bangalore. It is like the dreamland of the philosopher in The Abbey Falls is at a distance from Madikeri Town. It takes a drive along the ups and downs; turns and twists to reach majestic Abbey Falls. Water plunging down creates a hazy cloud and garrulous noise. Somwarpet is the sprawling coffee plantation with towering trees, which is a fabulous treat to the eyes. Heady smell of cardamom and pepper creates a wonderful feeling. Coorg has many verdant trekking routes in the midst of forests and hills, and it's best to go in the months from October to February. Some of the known trails are in the hills of Brahmagiri, where you could trek your way to the Irrupa Falls. You could also consider trekking to Pushpagiri, the second higest peak of Kodagu and Tadiandamol (the highest peak). Avid golffers can tee off at the 9-hole course of Virajpet. Valanoor is the backwater of the river Cauvery which is known for its angling. It draws fishing lovers from all over India. You can try and catch the famous mahaseer and the best season is from October to May. One can always take an elephant safari to watch tigers, panthers, rhinos and wild elephants, gaur, deer, wild dogs and langur. Madikeri is the biggest tourist attraction in Coorg. Coorgi cuisine is famous and unique, especially for non-vegetarians as it is based on game meats, pork and other delicious ingredients. The nearest airport from Coorg is Mangalore (135 kms). There is a well connected network of roads connecting the city with important cities like Mysore, Mangalore and Bangalore ( 260 kms) . Mysore is the most convenient railhead from Coorg.
KALIMPONG
	The name, Kalimpong, has three different origins. One, it means the place where the local tribesmen gathered to organize field sports, second, it takes it’s name from the Bhutanese king’s minister’s stronghold and thirdly, it is named after Kaulim, a fibrous plant found in abundance in this region. The road is one of the most scenic routes in this part of the nation. The swift flowing Teesta river runs by the side of the road adding to the beauty of the scenery. During the stay in Kalimpong one can view many Gompas -The Tharpa Choeling Gompa, the Tongsa Gompa, or Bhutanese Monastery and theZong Dog Palri Fo-Brang Gompa. The mountain views are amazing from Durpin Dara Hill. Kalimpong produces 80% of India’s gladioli and is a significant orchid-growing area and it comes as no surprise that flowers are exported from here to many cities in northern India Experience White Water Rafting on the Teesta River. Graded on the international scale at Grade II, III & IV, the icy cold waters of the rugged Teesta with a series of rapids with varying intensity and character, extend a challenging invitation to one of the finest rafting stretches in the world. The turbulent waters of the Rangeet with its multidimensional rapids provide rafters of all age groups with a variation meant for professionals. The spectacular scenery confronting a rafter while one snakes down the mountain rivers make this experience a must for all lovers of adventure. The nearest airport from Kalimpong is Bagdogra near Siliguri. From Bagdogra, Kalimpong is nearly 70kms away. In the northern side of West Bengal Bagdogra is an important domestic airport, which is regularly served by flights from Kolkata, Delhi. Siliguri serves as the gateway to reach Kalimpong. Siliguri is well connected by road to Kolkata, Guwahati and Patna. On the other hand, there is a good network of internal roads, which also link Kalimpong to Darjeeling and Kalimpong to Gangtok in Sikkim.