Thursday 18 June 2015

Homestays in Manali

Crowned atop the picturesque mountains of Himachal Pradesh, Manali is comfortably nestled at a height of well above 2000 metres, and is one of the choicest holiday destinations in North India. Scenic hills dressed in lush green attire, spellbinding valleys scented with the smell of pines and the trout-filled Beas River gurgling down the mountains; all of them complement each other in the perfect manner to create the magical realm of Manali.

Far from the mundane chaos of urban life, this place is a refuge wrapped in tranquillity and contentment. Homestays in Manali are the best way to soothe the fatigued mind and breathe life into that worn-out soul. With its unspoilt scenic grandeur, it is extremely popular with the vacationers, for a lavish display of natural scenery. From free flowing rivers to snow surrounded mountains, from a lonely stretch to immensely inhibited forest land, every single chapter of this interesting volume called Manali will mystify you to the core.

This captivating valley is best enjoyed in winters and early summers. Summers witness Manali turning into an escape from the blistering heat of the plains, while winters dress the town in a graceful garb of white snow. Manali also turns out to be an enchanting stopover for one who is driving up to the snowclad hues of Ladakh en route to some of the highest mountain passes in India. Besides offering quite a few places for sightseeing, the city is also famous for adventure sports like skiing, hiking, mountaineering, paragliding, rafting, trekking, kayaking, and mountain biking.

Wrapped in the scenic beauty of the majestic Himalayas, whispering forests and cascading waterfalls, homestays in Manali are a perfect amalgamation of adventure and relaxation. So be it family, friends, that special someone, or all alone, Manali has something for everyone. Book a homestay online on www.funstay.in, to experience an extravaganza of adventure, scenery and fun. It’s a utopia you would never want to leave!

Saturday 13 June 2015

Homestays in Coorg

Coorg, otherwise known as Kodagu rests on the laps of the mountains in Karnataka, picturesque to the extent that it makes you fall in love with nature. The endless mountain ranges, slopes rising to the sky and the grassy affair of this place give it an irreplaceable character. Coorg or Kodagu (originally called Kodaimalenadu) means ‘dense forest on a steep hill’. It was referred to as the Scotland of India during the British rein of India due to its weather and terrain. Madikeri, the district headquarters of Coorg is situated at a distance of about 255 km from Bangalore. Known for its verdant hills and rivers that emerge from impenetrable woodlands, it is also home to a unique culture and a hospitable community called Kodavas.

Nestled amid ageless hills that line the southernmost edge of Karnataka, homestay in Coorg witness a variety of wildlife varying from large pachyderms to tiny colourful birds like the scarlet minivets that dazzle the onlooker with their bright colours. Its grassy highlands offer a sweeping vista of the Western Ghats that spread endlessly in all directions. Imagine thick forests, scenic waterfalls and acres of verdant coffee plantations, where the fresh aroma of coffee and spices heighten your senses and views of stunning pastoral hills take your breath away.

That’s Coorg for you- incomparable scenic beauty, lush green valleys, coffee plantations, teak wood forests & majestic mountain ranges. One can pay a visit to Raja’s seat, Omkareshwara Temple, Abbi Falls, Madikeri Fort and many other famous tourist attractions in and around Coorg. The contemplative surroundings and the adventure sports that you’ll find here, makes it a complete holiday destination. You can spend the evening touring coffee plantations or explore the valley by white-water rafting or rock climbing – the options for the enthused traveller are endless here. Book a homestay in Coorg online on www.funstay.in and treat yourself to pristine surroundings and warm hospitality!

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Saturday 6 June 2015

Homestays in Chikmagalur

Situated in south-western part of Karnataka, Chikamagalur is nestled in the beautiful Baba Budan Giri hills. Chikmagalur literally means, ‘The Younger Daughter’s Town’ in Kannada. Legend reads that this town had been given as a dowry to the younger daughter of Rukmangada, the famous chief of Sakrepatna. The district has a huge number of coffee estates, and is rightly considered to be the coffee capital of Karnataka. Although the town of Chikmagalur is a very quaint one, that can be best described as an abode for relaxation, the surrounding region has a varied landscape – from the low flatlands to the hilly regions of Malnad. Coffee plantations extending up to the horizon, natural beauty and salubrious climate have made this hill station, a favourite among tourists. It is also a trekker’s delight, with its rugged mountain trails. Wrapped in the scent of rosewood and endowed with waters that reflect the clear skies, homestays in Chikmagalur are a delight for the urban dwellers. The mountains here, are a part of the Western Ghats are the source of rivers like Tunga and Bhadra. Mullayanagiri, which is the highest peak in Karnataka is located in the district. It is also a tourist’s paradise containing hill stations like Kemmanagundi and Kudremukh and waterfalls like Manikyadhara, Hebbe and Kallathigiri. Chikmagalur is packed with an array of mountains and historical temples. It is becoming Karnataka’s recreation destination, with more and more to offer every year. Chikmagalur is gorgeous all year round but the weather is most pleasant between September and March. Book you homestays online on www.funstay.in and enjoy the cool, fresh air and serene surroundings of Chikmagalur. Whether you seek time for introspection and pensively reflect on thoughts, or go for exciting trekking and hiking – homestays in Chikmagalur will enthral your senses!

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