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The oldest remaining structure in Boston and the only home on the Freedom Trail, the Paul Revere House is the home of the legendary Midnight Rider. A rare example of 17th century architecture, the historic rooms display artifacts from Revere's era, including the family's furniture and documents.
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Go back in time to the early 1960s and explore the life and legacy of President John F. Kennedy at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum.
Set in a dramatic waterfront building, the national memorial features period White House settings and over two dozen multimedia exhibits chronicling Kennedyβs presidency. A short film, highlights like the Kennedy-Nixon debate, 1960 campaign memorabilia, and tributes to Jacqueline and other family members make this immersive museum and library a must-see destination β all with sweeping views of Boston and the Harbor Islands.
Cherry blossom season is in full bloom at Brooklyn Botanic Garden!
The Garden is home to over two dozen species of flowering cherry blossoms including the "Kanzan" and "Pendula Rose". Now is the perfect time for a class trip to see these beautiful pink petals. Bloom seasons typically runs from late March to mid-May.
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February is Black History Month!
The 10-story Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington D.C. is dedicated to celebrating African American history and culture. Learn of African-American life, culture, and experiences through America's history through the more than 40,000 artifacts and displays.
How to Travel to Manikaran Sahib from Delhi with a Group?
It seems like a good idea to plan a trip for a group to Manikaran Sahib from Delhi; however, when it comes to traveling itself, it may become quite challenging for you if you do not plan it in advance. Below you will find a simple outline of how to plan it.
1. Get a vehicle that actually fits your group
Rent a 7-seater tempo traveller in Delhi to ensure you make the right choice! Everybody will fit in and have sufficient leg room and the hassle of taking individual taxis and arranging train tickets for everyone will be avoided.
2. This is the route that works best
From Delhi, the drive takes you through Chandigarh, then Bilaspur, Mandi, and eventually Bhuntar before you finally reach Manikaran. Total time on the road is somewhere around 12-14 hours, depending on how the traffic behaves. Most groups just leave late at night or super early morning to dodge the worst of it.
3. Split the trip if it feels too long
Not everyone feels comfortable being confined in a moving vehicle for more than 12 hours. Having an intermediate halt at one of the two destinations Mandi or Kullu looks like a proper option. This will be of great use in refreshing oneself before continuing onward to the final destination.
4. The hill roads get tricky
However, after Kullu, everything changes in no time. Here come the narrow and twisty roads, which require a lot of experience for driving on hills. Therefore, it makes sense to be sure about the skill of your wheel driver before booking.
5. Almost there once you hit Bhuntar
From Bhuntar, it is a short stretch left. You will notice the mountains closing in and the air getting cooler; that is usually the first sign you are close to Manikaran.Β
Pune to Rajasthan Group Tour by Road
Anyone who has tried planning a trip for a big group knows the real headache is not picking the destinations, but figuring out how everyone actually gets there together. If you are taking a group from Pune to Rajasthan, going by road solves that problem in one shot, and honestly, it makes the trip itself more fun too.
1. You do not have to rush through Rajasthan
Rajasthan is not a state you can explore in three days. Between Udaipur's lakes, Jodhpur's blue lanes, the dunes near Jaisalmer, Jaipur's forts, and Pushkar's ghats, most groups end up planning somewhere around 7 to 10 days. It sounds long, but once you are there, you will wish you had one more day anyway.
2. Getting the vehicle right matters more than people think
For a group of 15-20 people, this is the decision that quietly makes or breaks the trip. A lot of groups going out of Pune end up choosing to rent 20 seater tempo traveller in Pune, mainly because it keeps everyone in one vehicle, has enough room for luggage, and doesn't turn into a cramped mess eight hours into the drive.
3. Map out the route before you leave, not while you are on it
Most Pune-Rajasthan group trips follow something like Pune to Udaipur, then Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, Jaipur, and Pushkar before heading back. Deciding this before you start saves you from backtracking or squeezing in a 10-hour drive on a day that was supposed to be easy.
4. A driver who knows the roads is worth asking about
Rajasthan's highways can get long and monotonous, and the desert stretches especially need someone who's driven them before. It's a fair question to ask upfront, not something to assume.
5. Do not wait too long to book
October to March is when everyone wants to go, which also means vehicles and hotels fill up fast. Booking a few weeks ahead usually saves both money and last-minute stress.Β
