Sukhdev Dhaba, G.T Road, Murthal NH 1-

Murthal, a small village close to Sonepat and about 60 odd km away from Delhi, is the first stop on our gluttonous journey along NH 1. Once a cluster of small dhabas catering to truckers, is now a popular, leisure “long drive” destination from Delhi that is precious to every parantha lover. Sukhdev Dhaba on the NH1 happens to be the most crowded and rightly hyped dhabas on the route. Aloo, aloo-pyaaz, gobhi, paneer and mix paranthas with dollops of white butter are the biggest draws and most ordered items on the menu. Wash it all down with a big glass of lassi or a sweet-milky tea.

Karnal Haveli, G.T Road, Karnal, NH 1-

A definite must visit for all travelers on NH1 is the Punjabi-themed, village-styled restaurant aptly named, Haveli situated at the Panipat crossing and at about 140 km lies. Right from its palace like entrance down to the décor, sitting arrangement, shops selling ethnic ware, traditionally dressed staff to the last detailing of the thalis your food is served in. This is THE GO TO place for a good hearty Punjabi meal on the highway. Enjoy a delicious pure vegetarian meal with paranthas, dal makhni, puri chhole, lassi and jalebi finding a special holler in the menu.

Neelkanth karnal-

This is another stopover most favored by travelers travelling with family or people with distinct food choices. With options of multiple cuisines, Neelkanth also provides an option of eating from namely food chains such as Subway and Sagar Ratna and many more.

Chauki Dhani Sonipath-

A masterpiece of art and design spread over 12.5 acres of land, it is a one-stop destination for fun, food and entertainment. Chokhi Dhani village brings to life, a colorful Rajasthani heritage that leaves you awestruck with all the attractions and elements of ethnic culture and tradition. The dining hall – Sangri is renowned for the mouth watering and typical Rajasthani food, served to you on a leaf platter in the tradition of Manuhaar. Your taste buds will remember this treat for a long time, while the warmth of service will stay in your heart forever. Be it dal bati and churma or missi roti , one always ends up licking his fingers.

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With winters hitting the corner, festivals and  occasions are all set to be welcomed. In the state of Rajasthan, the home to all grand festivals and colors, ‘Pushkar Mela’ is celebrated as a major festival amongst the local residents. Not just the natives, but also the people from all over the country come from distant lands to make the most of this festival. It is an occasion to rejoice, to make the most out of colors and lights. This is not just a festival but an option to get together, to meet all the nears and dears and celebrate the days along.

The Fair is also famous amongst the hoi-polloi because it is one of the largest cattle fairs and is known for the most colorful and vibrant surroundings created all over the town. Camels, in hundreds are assembled together and adorned with jewels and buntings, colorful papers and decorated like a bride. Pushkar Fair or Pushkar Camel fair is known mainly because of the authentic Rajasthani touch attached to it. No wonder, why everyone in and around Ajmer gets excited about it and make all the preparations to rejoice in the week and be pleased about the music and dance events. It is more of a function where all sorts of activities take place. The varied exhibitions of local market stuff and handicraft is one of its kind and is so renowned that tourists specially come and visit this place in this week to buy the unique and intricate stuff prepared by the local residents of Ajmer. Not just the clothes and handicrafts, the exhibition is famous for the most convoluted designs on the leather and cotton which is used for hosiery, jewellery, artistic items and footwear present in the market.

Not just this showy aspect of the fair, the Mela is also a stark religious affair in Rajasthan. Connected for its secular and spectacular facet, the fair is a huge popular success every year. People put up eatery stalls, artistic stands, apparels booths and earn huge amount of money from the tourists coming in the fair. Due to its high name and fame among the tourists, it even has a mention in the Rajasthan tourism industry.

Once you step into the land of Pushkar, you are open to many other options after having seen this fair. There are many spots worth paying a visit which one should not miss if stepped in Pushkar. The famous and only one of its kind: the famous Pushkar Temple of Lord Brahma has a mythological significance and is a must-to-visit place in Pushkar. The temple is usually open till the evening after which one can make use of its time by seeing the most beautiful sunsets of deserts by the side of lakes.

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With fans being turned to the lowest levels, water pails being filled with muggy water and a warm duvet enveloping us at night, we all know winters are setting in. The air around us smells of the wood being burnt in some farthest corner to wave off the cold zephyr of the surroundings, the breezy winds hit the face as soon as we step outside our homes, and the floor suddenly pinches the foot when we leave the cosy beds to shun off the slumber.

And yes, we become a bit lazier, the food habits become a bit fussier and Tea becomes a favourite drink. Winter has arrived and all perks suddenly become so evident. And that’s why HiWay has brought you the top seven places to visit this winter season.

In this foggy weather, all we need is a couch to relax and beat off the weariness and laziness from our minds. The best way to make the most of the winter is a trip. A day out with friends, a trek to the snowy landscapes, a route that goes deep in the sun-bath sceneries or the weekend in the laps of nature. The sure shot destinations one finds out in his daily 9-9 routines is a difficult task to do. So here we come, with a bit of research and a pinch of fun, to elucidate to you the seven most interesting places to go out this winter and relax the minds and souls in the arms of soothing backdrops and pacifying locales.

With long weekends being the most awaited days of the month, we wish to spend the days in the streets of an unknown town, the lanes of a new city to experience the places we have not witnessed in the years gone by. India is home to diverse cultures and landscapes, with the North being the part of snow-covered mountains, the south being the famous attraction for beaches, East and West for the wide variety of sites and scenes of nature.

Best Tourist Places to Visit in the Winters

Goa

The way we use the seven beats to create the ultimate music, Goa counts as the most exotic and unmissed place to visit in India. The list is incomplete without the visit to the most popular tourist destinations to visit in December in India. The charm of the electric guitars at the midnight festivals and the lure of the famous SUNBURN fest is an attraction unspoken and unwritten in the minds of all the people who love to travel across. So just pack your bags and mark the beaches and churches of GOA as the first and foremost place to visit in winter.

Bikaner, Jaisalmer in Rajasthan

Yes, the place of deserts is indeed an unmatched scene to savour the eyes in the month of December-January. The holidays demand us to go out and relax in the colourful landscapes when the black and white takes a toll on our lives. The white cool breeze and black evenings may seem lazy to hang around, so Bikaner and Jaisalmer are the best places to go out in the evenings of winter in India. The best-adorned camels and palaces, with beautiful carvings of all varieties, the ones from the minuscule coloured papers to the large hangings are worth the sight.

The Camel festival is a famous attraction to all the tourists around. The Laxmi palace of Bikaner and the Kuldhara village in Jaisalmer accounts for the maximum number of visitors in the winter season. Well, then pack your bags to enjoy the cool breeze of deserts and the cosy blankets of the sun in Rajasthan.

Auli, Uttrakhand

The ones who have a keen interest in the tourist destinations of India must be aware of the famous festival of Gujarat. The Tent City, Bhuj and the Kutch of Rann-Utsav are the most renowned attractions of Gujarat. The local handicraft market, the places adorned with handmade decorations, the music evenings and dance nights are all in bundles and one can never get enough of the folk culture of Gujarat. Handcrafted jewellery and sari designs are some of the main markets an Indian can never miss out on if he is a born shopaholic or culture-lover.

This place is a must-go for someone who is a foodie, a travel buff and a shopaholic. With all the packages in one place with free music and lights around, one definitely feels free and is taken to a land of heaven. Just pack up your bags with the most colourful clothes to witness the most colourful days and the brightest nights of India.

Rann Of Kutch, Gujarat

The ones who have a keen interest in the tourist destinations of India must be aware of the famous festival of Gujarat. The Tent City, Bhuj and the Kutch of Rann-Utsav are the most renowned attractions of Gujarat. The local handicraft market, the places adorned with handmade decorations, the music evenings and dance nights are all in bundles and one can never get enough of the folk culture of Gujarat. Handcrafted jewellery and sari designs are some of the main markets an Indian can never miss out on if he is a born shopaholic or culture-lover.

This place is a must-go for someone who is a foodie, a travel buff and a shopaholic. With all the packages in one place with free music and lights around, one definitely feels free and is taken to a land of heaven. Just pack up your bags with the most colourful clothes to witness the most colourful days and the brightest nights of India.

Chadar Trek, Ladakh: One of The Best Places to Visit in Winters

Yes, you read it right. The most talked out spot of the Indian terrain is the trek to Ladakh. It may not be the exact winter place but yes, it is one of those places where one can plan to visit the whole year. In the mid-Feb or early March, one can just pack up the bags and grab all the essentials to witness this difficult yet so adventurous trek, with snow all and not many heights to traverse.

As per the name, it is a flat chadar to move upon, with not much climbing to do. Guys, just check out the season’s feasibility and move towards the highest and the coldest peaks of Ladakh. Check out INDIAHIKES for a comprehensive look at the chadar trek. They cover everything from the trek details to the stuff you should pack for the trek. The decision to visit this particular place has already been long-awaiting, so don’t miss this winter and just let the inner explorer inside you visit this significant tourist destination in this winter season.

Mangalore, Karnataka

The place accounts for the best climatic conditions and the most beautiful landscapes on the beach-sided housing. Beaches just at arm’s length, temples suited in the city’s centre, Scuba diving at your will, Mangalore is a local town where you can spend the whole month and still not get bored. A calm place to be, a magical aura to witness and authentic plates for the non-veggies, this place is something you can never get bored of.

Murudeshwar, on the corner of this town, is another destination to be covered. The second highest idol of Lord Shiva is one of the most talked about places when we google out the deities to visit during our holidays. One pays homage to Hindu pilgrimages and takes a dip on the Western coast, savours the delicacy offered by the local vendors and sleeps in the arms of the cool breeze. Yes, you heard it right! Mangalore is one of the places you would love to visit in the months of December to make the most out of your vacations.

Havelock, Andaman

When you have covered most of India, you can never miss out on the extreme south of our Indian map: the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The crystal clear waters of the beaches and the white sands surely give all the visitors a feel of some foreign land. It is a sight one can look at for hours and still not get enough of it. This is one of the places to visit this winter season and one can always look around the never-ending horizon to spend the most romantic and leisurely evenings of the time.

For all marine lovers and professional divers, this place is just like heaven and sure to make a visit. The most beautiful feature of this island is that it’s home to mammoth creatures: large sea animals, coastal birds and reptiles, exotic turtles and big fishes. They can be seen randomly anywhere and everywhere.

The pleasant weather conditions and agreeable landscapes attract huge visitors from all over India to this land in the months of January. Then what keeps you waiting? Just get your tickets booked, your trip planned and your bags packed. Here, you go ready and move to the coast of Western India.

Thus your trip to the most congenial places in the land of India is now an easy way out. Go around the globe and visit the most stunning works of the Almighty. Nature is one thing which never lets you down.

The awe-inspiring destinations, the overwhelming journeys, the irresistible surroundings and the awesome foods should never be missed out. So this season, you must welcome the plans made out and decide the place beforehand. Book the tickets and jot down all the musts and might of your trips. Note down all the handy items and pack your bags to let your souls breathe, minds think and bodies wander. Book your ride with HiWay Cabs today, to experience the best of India.

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To start with, one must make jot down all the items necessary beforehand. Because when you are on a trip, you might be not in a place to collect all the stuff then and there. So it’s mandatory to make a list when planning for a trip.

Irst-Aid kit

Prevention is better than cure so guys, this is the first thing you must take care even before planning the accommodation and travel stuff. No wonder, accommodation will be executed only when you make sure to arrive there safely. Tablets for vomiting or head-aches are a must to keep.Dettol, liquid hand wash, band aids and ointments are a must to be packed along. Even some digestive tablets should be carried along if you plan on going a mountainous place. Just so that you are prepared, don’t forget to carry lemons along since lemons have a tendency to cleanse your stomach. So lemon water is always at you rescue. Also, carry pain killers and thermometer in case there is no doctor at your immediate help.

Eatables and Juices:

Packing the medications along your normal stuff is incomplete when you don’t use the eatables and juices, one thing really necessary to take if you are on a long trip. You are never sure what kind of food and eatables are available in a new place.Luckily when on an adventure, you don’t even care about the whereabouts of a particular place. So carry your chips, biscuits and cakes because they will be handy stuff you can manage in case of an extra adventurous place.

Hand-sanitizer and Paper-Soaps

According to a survey, there is a tendency among people to buy hand sanitizers only when they are out of their daily routine and plan a travel. Hence, this is a must to take when you are out of your place. Personal hygiene is a matter of concern for everyone and not just the travelers so why take a chance. Pack extra hand–sanitizers and wet-wipes because they are handy and easy to use without occupying much space in your bags.

Toiletry bags

After discussing all the stuff needed on a trip for personal protection, we should not forget another important travel stuff and that is the toiletry bags which include various items ranging from as essential as toothpastes and brushes to sun-screens and face wash.These items are of our daily use but we don’t keep an account for. So one can surely miss if they are not kept in mind while packing the travel bags. Razors, mini-mirrors, perfumes, nail-cutters, toilet rolls or small pair of scissors can be of your use if you are planning on a long trip and have a family along. Even kids demand extra care and hence, extra stuff to be packed when moving for an adventure.

Pair of footwear

Be it on a hill range or a beach, you need an extra pair of footwear along with your necessary sneakers and flip-flops.This might not come to your mind when you are packing your stuff but yes, once you are in need of extra pair of footwear, you certainly go mouth-sealed and are not in a place to borrow from your companions since this is already a one-on-one carry essential for your companions as well. So make it a mandate and don’t forget to carry an extra pair when on a travel.

Speakers and earphones

After keeping in mind all the necessary stuff needed while on an expedition, you should not miss the entertainment factor.After all, this is something we can’t afford to miss. There is a glamour added to your travel if you carry along a vibe of music and a streak of joy. So this could be achieved if you pack along your speakers and ear-phones with a phone filled of new party tracks, hip-hop numbers and some old-tragic numbers to keep the party happening when on a trip. This adds an extra value to your travel and you don’t miss a chance to keep the party happening.

Deck of cards, Uno

To save you from the boredom of travel, you should also carry the easiest and self-explanatory game along with you.Deck of cards or Uno brings out the child in you and helps you pass your idle time when you plan to travel to the places far from your native and half your time is spent in covering distance from one place to another.

Power-banks

Today, you can forget your phones but not your chargers. It has become a central tip to keep the batteries fully-charged and make sure that you carry extra too.So charge your power-banks too and plan the travel accordingly. Because, your smartphone is your watch, your camera, your music system and yes, a mode of communication too.

Sunglasses and glass cases

To save yourself from the UV rays of sun, you must carry your sun glasses along.A pair of hat and a stole would also become handy because you never know when you can be a victim of direct rays and your travel becomes a little boring.

Travel pillows, eye-mask and ear-plugs

This should be a part of your luggage since comfort is what we demand for at the end of the day.Suppose you are on a bus journey but don’t have a proper sitting arrangement. Then, the travel pillows help you to get a proper sleep during your travel. With eye-mask and ear plugs at your assistance, you are sure to manage as easy trip in case of long distance to cover.

Water Bottles

Yes, you can find food at all the places but you can’t find clean water wherever you go.And that my friend, is one of the necessity of human life. To cut things short, you must pack small plastic bottles along with you and that too, far too many. Since water is the source of life and without water, you can’t manage your trip at all.

Black polybags

As you have packed small and handy bottles along with you,  you should not forget to carry black plastic polybags because if your personal hygiene is a matter of concern to you, then you should also be concerned about the cleanliness around you.Hence, carry lot of black polybags to collect the waste and used stuff.

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Mount Abu

Mount Abu may not be on your list, however it surely is one of the most stunning and the best get-away destinations in March. You can find lovely weather in Mount Abu because March is the beginning of the Summer seasons. So the days lovely during that time, making it reasonable for touring. Particularly, nights are very wonderful. Other than the wonderful climate, you can also enjoy take part and enjoy Gangaur festivals.

Jaipur

Acclaimed as the pink city, Jaipur is a spellbinding city which is known for its forts, Rajasthani foods traditional clothes, hot air balloon rides, Jaipur Elephant festivals and many more. This is the most favoured traveller destinations in India in March.

Rishikesh

Rishikesh is also called as the Yoga Capital of India. A voyager’s heaven, Rishikesh is a place for everyone who are searching for bistros, meditation, yoga ashrams and more.

If you are planning to visit any of these places in the month of March, then make a Proper List, whatever the things you need, so that you do not have any problem at the last time. In the month of March, Hiway cabs help you with his luxury cars to visit these beautiful places. Hiway Cabs stand top among the best taxi service provider company in North India that can make your journey easier with their luxury cars. Due to March and festive months, Hiway Cabs has brought a lot of offers and travel packages for you. To avail these offers, you have to go to the website of Hiway Cabs or you can get information about the offers by calling on the booking numbers. So what is the matter, call now, enjoy Hiva Cabs and enjoy festivals.

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The Centre has also decentralized its stringent guideline and has granted the decision of dictating the regulations pertaining to the various activities to be allowed in the non-containment zones to the states to decide for themselves. However, a close watch will be kept on all commenced and ongoing activities in every state. Individuals in the containment zones are not allowed to move around other than for reasons such as medical emergencies and/or to maintain the supply of essential goods and services.

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Our team has been observing a work from home policy since the 18th of March. However, this hasn’t lowered our morale but in turn, motivated us to work day and night to ensure the facilitation of emergency and essential movements during the lockdown period.

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After over two months of a complete nation being under a lockdown which was enforced by the Indian government to curb the spread of the novel Corona virus, the country has finally geared up to Unlock or pacify the lockdown since June 1.
While most of the country is still under a massive risk of seeing a rise in the number of cases affected by the virus, the home ministry has issued guidelines to be followed in the 5th leg of the lockdown also regarded as the Unlock 5.0.

Restriction on movement of people and goods and services has been lifted in maximum parts of the country. Although people in and around containment zones are prohibited from travel.

The Ministry of Home Affairshas announced that no special permission or pass is required for interstate as well as intrastate travel in Lockdown 5.0.

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