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DURATION: 06 NIGHT 07 DAYS (GUWAHATI TO GUWAHATI). Total Package Cost: Approx INR.23600/- Per Head.

DURATION: 07 NIGHT 08 DAYS (COCHIN to TRIVANDRUM). Total Package Cost: Approx INR.25,600/- Per Head.

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DURATION: 04 NIGHT 05 DAYS (MADGAON TO MADGAON). Total Package Cost: Approx INR.11600/- Per Head.

Arunachal Pradesh, the “Land of the Rising Sun,” is one of India’s most scenic and unexplored states. With snow-clad mountains, tribal villages, and serene monasteries, it’s a paradise for nature lovers, photographers, and adventure seekers.

But when is the best time to visit Arunachal Pradesh? Let’s break it down season by season so you can plan your perfect trip.

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1. Spring & Early Summer (March to May) – Best Time Overall

2. Monsoon (June to September) – Not Recommended

Best Time to Visit Based on Travel Style

Plan Your Arunachal Trip with MTG Travels

1. Spring & Early Summer (March to May) – Best Time Overall

 Weather: 15°C to 25°C  Best For: Sightseeing, trekking, festivals, Tawang

Why it’s ideal: This is the best time to visit most of Arunachal Pradesh. The weather is pleasant, flowers bloom in the valleys, and mountain passes are accessible. You can visit Tawang, Ziro, Bomdila, and Dirang comfortably during this season.

Top Experiences:

Tawang Monastery (India’s largest)

Sela Pass (still snow-capped in March-April)

Ziro Valley (lush and green)

Dirang hot springs & orchid sanctuaries

2. Monsoon (June to September) – Not Recommended

 Weather: 18°C to 30°C with heavy rain  Best Avoided Due To:

Landslides

Road closures

Poor visibility in hills

Exception: Some lower-altitude regions like Itanagar or Pasighat may still be accessible.

3. Winter (October to February) – Best for Snow Lovers

 Weather: 5°C to 15°C (drops below zero in high-altitude areas)  Best For: Snow travel, festivals, quiet mountain escapes

Why visit in winter: If you love snow and crisp mountain air, this is the season to visit Tawang and Bomdila. Roads are accessible till late December, and snowfall is common in Sela Pass and Madhuri Lake by December–January.

Top Winter Spots:

Tawang – Snowy monasteries & lakes

Zemithang – Border-side village with great landscapes

Mechuka – Frozen rivers, wooden houses, and a peaceful vibe

Best Time to Visit Based on Travel Style

Travel TypeBest MonthsFamily VacationMar to MayHoneymoonOct to DecSnow ExperienceDec to FebTrekking & Nature WalksMar to MayCultural FestivalsFeb, Apr, Sep

Plan Your Arunachal Trip with MTG Travels

MTG Travels offers customizable Arunachal packages from all over India, including:

Private cabs

Local guides

Kerala is a dream destination for nature lovers, honeymooners, and adventure seekers alike. From serene backwaters to lush hills and pristine beaches, here are the top 10 places to visit in Kerala for an unforgettable journey.

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1. Munnar – The Tea Garden Paradise

2. Alleppey – The Venice of the East

3. Kochi – Blend of Cultures

4. Thekkady – Wild and Wonderful

5. Wayanad – Offbeat and Scenic

6. Kumarakom – Tranquil Backwaters

7. Varkala – Cliffside Charm

8. Kovalam – The Beach Capital

9. Athirapally – Niagara of India

10. Poovar – Hidden Island Escape

Why Choose MTG Travels for Your Kerala Trip?

1. Munnar – The Tea Garden Paradise

Famous for its rolling tea plantations, Munnar is a hill station you can’t miss. Visit Eravikulam National Park, Mattupetty Dam, and Top Station for breathtaking views.

Best time to visit: September to March Ideal for: Nature lovers, honeymooners

2. Alleppey – The Venice of the East

Cruise through the calm backwaters on a houseboat and enjoy traditional Kerala meals as you float past paddy fields and palm groves.

Must-do: Houseboat cruise, sunset at Alappuzha Beach Best time: October to February

3. Kochi – Blend of Cultures

Kochi (Cochin) is Kerala’s cultural hub. Explore Fort Kochi’s colonial charm, the Chinese fishing nets, and spice markets.

Don’t miss: Kathakali performances, Mattancherry Palace Best time: August to March

4. Thekkady – Wild and Wonderful

Home to the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, Thekkady offers jungle safaris, bamboo rafting, and spice plantation tours.

Best for: Wildlife lovers, families Best time: October to May

5. Wayanad – Offbeat and Scenic

Wayanad is full of waterfalls, caves, and forest trails. Visit Edakkal Caves, Soochipara Falls, and trek to Chembra Peak.

Best time: October to May Perfect for: Adventure, offbeat travelers

6. Kumarakom – Tranquil Backwaters

A quieter alternative to Alleppey, ideal for luxury stays and bird watching at the Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary.

7. Varkala – Cliffside Charm

Varkala Beach is unique with cliffs that rise alongside the Arabian Sea. Enjoy beach yoga, Ayurvedic spas, and sunset cafes.

8. Kovalam – The Beach Capital

Famous for its crescent-shaped beaches like Lighthouse Beach and Hawa Beach. Great for water sports and relaxation.

9. Athirapally – Niagara of India

Kerala’s largest waterfall, surrounded by lush forest and a favorite location for Bollywood films.

10. Poovar – Hidden Island Escape

A lesser-known gem where rivers, lakes, sea, and beach meet. Ideal for a quiet romantic getaway.

Why Choose MTG Travels for Your Kerala Trip?

When you think of Kasol, images of cozy riverside cafés, bustling backpacker crowds, and Israeli street food come to mind. But there’s more to this Himalayan gem than the usual tourist trail. Tucked deep within the Parvati Valley are untouched villages, secret trails, and tranquil forests that whisper stories few travelers get to hear.

Welcome to offbeat Kasol—where silence, serenity, and soul await.

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Why Go Offbeat in Kasol?

Offbeat Places Near Kasol You Must Explore

1. Chalal – The Riverside Hideout

2. Grahan – A Himalayan Time Capsule

3. Pulga – Of Fairy Forests and Silence

4. Kalga & Katagla – Apple Orchards & Mindful Retreats

5. Rasol – For the Wild at Heart

6. Tosh – Chill in the Clouds

7. Kheerganga – The Sacred Soak

How to Plan an Offbeat Kasol Trip

The Offbeat Vibe: What Makes It Special?

Why Go Offbeat in Kasol?

Kasol has grown popular over the years, and with that, it has seen an influx of commercialization. While the main town still has charm, venturing a little further opens up a whole new world. Offbeat Kasol isn’t just a place—it’s a feeling. Imagine sipping chai under apple trees, trekking past waterfalls, and sleeping under a starlit sky without another soul around.

Offbeat Places Near Kasol You Must Explore

1. Chalal – The Riverside Hideout

Just a 30-minute walk from Kasol, this village sits quietly across the Parvati River. Chalal has charming guesthouses, forest walks, and fewer crowds—making it perfect for a peaceful stay.

2. Grahan – A Himalayan Time Capsule

Accessible via an 8-kilometer trek from Kasol, Grahan is a fairy-tale village surrounded by dense deodar forests. With wooden homes and warm locals, it feels like stepping back in time.

3. Pulga – Of Fairy Forests and Silence

Known for its magical ‘Fairy Forest,’ Pulga is perfect for solo travelers and artists seeking inspiration. You’ll find rustic homestays, chirping birds, and scenic trails.

4. Kalga & Katagla – Apple Orchards & Mindful Retreats

These quaint hamlets are ideal for remote work or a detox retreat. With little connectivity and postcard-worthy views, it’s where you truly switch off.

5. Rasol – For the Wild at Heart

A tough 3-hour uphill trek leads to Rasol, a high-altitude village known for its peaceful vibe and panoramic views. You’ll find fewer tourists and more connection—with nature and self.

6. Tosh – Chill in the Clouds

Tosh has grown in popularity, but its soul remains offbeat if you go beyond the main market. Explore forest trails, sip tea by a wood stove, and meet wandering souls from around the world.

7. Kheerganga – The Sacred Soak

While not exactly hidden, the 9-km trek to Kheerganga is spiritual and scenic. The hot springs at the summit offer the perfect reward after a long hike.

How to Plan an Offbeat Kasol Trip

Best Time to Visit: April–June and September–October. Avoid monsoon season (July–August).

Getting There: Reach Bhuntar via bus or flight, then take a local bus or taxi to Kasol.

Stay Options: Choose homestays or camps in villages like Pulga, Grahan, or Kalga.

Essentials to Pack: Trekking shoes, warm clothes (even in summer), flashlight, basic first aid, and offline maps.

The Offbeat Vibe: What Makes It Special?

No crowds: You might walk for hours without seeing another tourist.

Authentic experiences: Talk to locals, help on a farm, or attend a village festival.

Deeper connection: Whether spiritual or emotional, the silence in these places lets you reconnect with yourself.

DURATION: 06 NIGHT 07 DAYS (GUWAHATI TO GUWAHATI). Total Package Cost: Approx INR.23600/- Per Head.

DATE OF JOURNEY FROM HOWRAH – 30th NOVEMBER 2025.