Aditi Tour & Travels

Our Services Inbound and International Tours and Travel  We, a leading International travel agency arrange all inbound tours/ outbound tours for individual and group travelers with tailor made itineraies. Honeymoon Package We make tailor made travel package/itineraries for honeymooners as per their individual requirement for both international travel and domestic destination. The perfect destination for honeymoon are India, we choose Manali, Simla, Goa, Kodaikonal, Portblair, Kerala, Dargling, Ooty etc. Holiday Packages/ Hotel Bookings We do hotel booking as well as the packages in all major tourist destination in India and abroad. We have separate department for handling hotel booking and tours. Airline Ticketing We do all International and Domstic tickting, having ticket stock of all International and Domestic airlines like KLM, Singapore Airlines, British Airways, Indian Airlines, Jet Airways, Air Sahara etc. We give instant confirmation of seats through

Why Taking a Break from Social Media Can Be Good Think about how much time you spend looking at social media. For most of us, the first thing we do when we wake up in the morning is to check that no one has tagged us in an embarrassing photo from the night before and then proceed to “like” all the latest  taking a break from social media memes  and videos on Facebook as  take a social media break . After that, it’s a quick look at Instagram to figure out who exactly it was that started to follow you and whether or not you want to follow them back. This whole routine can last between 15 minutes to a half hour, and already, we're pushing back plans for the day  taking a break from social media quotes . Wouldn’t it be great to live the day just for ourselves and not for others to judge?  S ocial media detox meaning,  Here’s why taking a break from social media can be good and why it’s necessary...at least every once in a while. DISCONNECT FROM SOCIAL MEDIA AND RECONNE

What Would You Do If You Had One Week to Live Some time ago my husband and I watched a movie in which one of the main characters was told that she had one week to live. The initial part of the movie involved her attempt to disprove the message and the messenger who prophesied that she would meet an untimely demise. She was unsuccessful in her quest to prove that his other predictions were wrong, and therefore that the one for her was also incorrect. Ultimately, the character began a quest to assess her life, to slow her busy pace, and to experience life beyond her work. As predicted, she gained new insights and understandings, accepted the call for true love, and allowed herself the luxury of asking the question, “Was it all worth it?” She had made many sacrifices in her quest to prove herself and to gain notoriety and success as a major television reporter.  She then received a near fatal gunshot wound, survived, and emerged as a new person with a new perspective on life. Sh

Monsoon Weekend Getaways  near Delhi for Rain Lovers With the arrival of rains in Delhi, most of you would have your  monsoon holiday plans  underway. Would it be the same known places as last year or are you looking out for something rather offbeat? We’ve for you a list of some known and lesser known places to visit near Delhi in the monsoon to choose your holiday from. Here is a list of places to visit near Delhi during monsoon  : Munsiyari, Uttarakhand Munsiyari is a hill resort amidst the Himalayan Kumaon ranges. It is a  preferred place near Delhi  by tourists and adventure enthusiasts to undertake trekking and hikes on the peaks of Nandakot, Rambha, Shiplakot. The temperature drops considerably in the monsoons, but many enthusiasts make treks trips during this time. It is also a good place for sightseeing or to unwind watching the Himalayan range. Nangal Wetlands, Punjab Nangal Lake now known as Nangal Wetland formed due to Bhakra Dam built on the Sutl

Haunted Places in India other than  Bhangarh Fort The hunger for adventures often takes us to a lot of places that not too many people dare to visit. And haunted places is one of them. Although, it's advisable not to disturb what's lurking in those places, but curiosity to unravel the truth makes us travel to a lot of these places. Which is the first place that comes to the mind when the discussion is about the  most haunted places in India . Most of us would remember the  Bhangarh Fort Haunted Stories and Incidents . Or even Kuldhara, which is also in Rajasthan. But there are a lot more places in this country that are worth a visit, if you are willing to let go of your fear and explore places that are known to scare most of us. Dumas Beach, Gujarat The Dumas Beach in Surat is known mainly because of its black sand. But there have been some really mysterious activities that have made the beach infamous over the years. This place was once a cremation ground fo

Foodie’s Guide to the Best of Delhi Street Food The streets of the capital, especially the labyrinthine lanes of the Old City, unquestionably churn out some of the country’s  best street food in south delhi . From unctuous kachoris and samosas to spice laced kebabs dripping meaty juices, stuffed parathas fried in desi ghee, to a sublime dessert that feels like a dream, Delhi streets will keep you spoilt for choice. This is one place where you can ditch the fancy restaurants and have a ball eating out on  delhi famous food items . Here are a few must-try streets bites to  best street food in delhi  on trip to Delhi is complete withou t :  ALOO TIKKI Another ubiquitous Delhi Street food, these mashed potato patties with a thin, crisp golden crust, sometimes stuffed with spiced lentils or peas, and fried on a griddle typically comes topped with sweet and tangy tamarind chutney and a spicy mint and coriander chutney, sweetened curd, pomegranate and finely chopped onions. A de

Hilsa Festival 2018 2 Night 3 Days package only 3500/- Aditi Tour and Travels arrange a weekend trip to Sunderban of August to September on every weekend for Hilsa Festival 2018. 2 Night 3 Days package only 3500/- Hotel Stay  Covering --- Day 01 --- Gosaba Hamilton Banglo, Becon & Rabindra Nath Tagore Banglo, Pakhir Jongal. Day 02 --- Pirkhali, Gajikhali, Deul Varani, Bonbibi Varani, Poncho Mukhani, Dobaki Watch Tower.  Day 03 --- Sojnekhali Watch Tower, Sudhonnokhali Watch Tower, Sorokkhali island. Hilsa Festival's Menu --- Day 01 ---  9a.m -- Puri, Sobji, Misti, Tea/Coffee..... 11a.m -- Pokora, Tea/Coffee.... 1p.m -- Vat, Dal, Aluvaja, Potol-Chingri, ilish Vapa, Begun ilish , Chatni, Papor, Salad..... 3p.m -- Fruit.... 5p.m -- Tea/Coffee.... 6p.m -- Moshla-Muri, Beguni..... 9p.m -- Vat/Ruti, Dal, Vaja, Khasir Mansho, Chatni, Papor, Salad..... Day 02 --- Early Morning -- Tea/Coffee..... 9a.m -- Kochuri, Sobji, Mi

How to Travel with Pets How to travel with pets in  India ?   Dogs are man’s best friends, but they’re not always the best match for jet setters. Or are they? Here’s how to trot the globe with your four-pawed companion—without cramping your style. What to Pack  : Whether you’re going far away or staying relatively close to home, packing for your pup is completely different than packing for you. Bring plenty of extra food, toys, a blanket that reminds them of home, and a collapsible water bowl for on-the-fly hydration. Check the weather for your destination, too—short-nosed and excessively furry dogs may need a cooling vest in hot-weather spots, and smaller dogs may be more comfortable with a sweater in chilly cars or airplane cabins. Before Your Trip   : Register your  dog air travel  with your airline if he or she is flying, as many carriers have a maximum number of pets that can travel aboard any one flights, says Nicole Ellis, a former animal trainer and resident