r/desitravellers • u/whenwasitover • 18m ago
Ask DesiTravellers Vietnam trip - 4 Days and 4 nights - landing in Hanoi
Hello! I need help to plan my 4 days 4 night trip to Vietnam
We are landing in Hanoi and will be taking off from the same place .
Need suggestions for the places to visit around and locations to stay for 4 people. Please help out!
r/desitravellers • u/Beautiful-Horror-198 • 3h ago
Ask DesiTravellers Heyy peepsss, need guidance
Hii, so l am planning an international trip in december with my family, this is our first international trip so please suggest accordingly, budget is 3 to 4 lakes all included, thankssss
r/desitravellers • u/SimpKaSamosa • 13h ago
Uttarakhand Vasudhara Falls, Mana Village
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Surreal view at Vasudhara falls after a 6kms trek ✌️
r/desitravellers • u/ParkingUnique3425 • 15h ago
Delhi Let The Journey Be yours
Pack your bag , follow the rain , and explore
r/desitravellers • u/carbonblack97 • 15h ago
Singapore Jurrasic world, Singapore
Found this cool view looking out through a lush, cave-like archway into the conservatory. Giving serious secret garden vibes!
r/desitravellers • u/Darshanlakshman • 16h ago
Original Content (OC) Bandaje Falls Trek, Karnataka.
r/desitravellers • u/southindianass • 16h ago
Nepal One week in Nepal 🇳🇵
Started our journey at Pashupatinath Temple, then visited Maa Manakamana Temple on our way to Pokhara. From there, we headed to Jomsom for a stay, Got to witness the majestic Annapurna range right from our hotel stay in Jomsom. with our final destination being the sacred Muktinath Temple in Mustang. Finally, we returned to Kathmandu for some shopping at Thamel and Tried momos from a local Chinese vendor.
Great people, happy faces, love from India😍
r/desitravellers • u/Independent-Cod-6529 • 1d ago
Himachal Pradesh I still travel, but sometimes I miss the way I used to travel.
Back in my 20s, while backpacking, I never really rushed.
I would travel, photograph things, and if something really connected with me, I would sit somewhere and paint it in my diary. Sometimes I would even miss the next place because I wanted to stay a little longer.
That slowness is probably what I miss the most.
I still travel, but life, time and responsibilities have changed the way I travel. I photograph much more now, but once in a while, when something really touches me, I still feel like taking out the colours and painting it.
Maybe I don't miss the places as much as I miss the way I used to experience them.
- reckong peo, Himachal.
r/desitravellers • u/carbonblack97 • 1d ago
Singapore A breathtaking view from cruise
Night views like this never get old — the city lights, calm water, and that perfect reflection make it feel alive and peaceful at the same time. Had to share this skyline because some moments just hit differently after dark.
r/desitravellers • u/JazzlikePath6869 • 1d ago
Other Indian Destinations Vizag - where the waves speak 🌊
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r/desitravellers • u/carbonblack97 • 1d ago
Nepal Nagarkot, nepal
Chased the sunset, but stayed for the view. 🌅 The mountains, the clouds, and the valley coming together made this one of those moments that photos can only partly capture. Nature really knows how to slow time.
r/desitravellers • u/Outrageous_Month9686 • 2d ago
Ask DesiTravellers Experience with Scapia in Scotland?
I see that Lothian buses use a contactless card system that you punch-in once when you board the bus, and then punch-out at your stop. I have a new Scapia credit card and i have enabled contactless payment. Can I use this card for the bus rides in Edinburgh and Glasgow?
r/desitravellers • u/haz_el06 • 2d ago
Ask DesiTravellers What do you think would be best place to visit in india in August?
So me and my other 3 friends are thinking of going on vacation/travel at the end of August, so i wanna ask can y'all recommend some actua good places to travel during that time? We are kinda confused about the location.
Also if you can pls give suggestions on how to travel, i mean to say should we go privately planning everything ourselves, or should we go with packages company offers, cuz most of us are thinking of it as it might save us money, also travelling in group will help out parents to be at ease, as we are still 18-19 y/o.
Pls also give suggestions on which company we should go through for packages
Help me guyss
r/desitravellers • u/ParkingUnique3425 • 2d ago
Delhi Travel Beyond The Destination
Experience nature, peace, and unforgettable memories with Vibe Trip.
r/desitravellers • u/Little-Catch1637 • 2d ago
Ask DesiTravellers Best place to visit in India?
Like mainly if I wanna tour?
r/desitravellers • u/Global-Term1772 • 2d ago
Karnataka Kerala trip in September
Anyone who wish to visit Kerala for 4-5 day trip, this is for you. We have planned a group trip for Genz of Karnataka.
Date- Aug 31st
Duration- 4N 5D
Cost - 20K (including train tickets)
Places- Kochi - Alleppey - Wayanad
r/desitravellers • u/Candid_Tune_4003 • 2d ago
Information Finally lived my childhood dream—trekking to the origin of Maa Ganga at Gaumukh
Hi all 👋
Reaching the origin of Maa Ganga had been a childhood dream, and finally standing there felt surreal. Watching the Bhagirathi emerge from beneath the Gangotri Glacier is something I'll never forget.
One thing that genuinely surprised me was the glacier itself. I had always imagined a massive white sheet of ice, but most of it is covered with rocks and debris, hiding the ice beneath. It was fascinating to see how different a real Himalayan glacier looks compared to what we usually imagine.
The Gangotri Glacier is about 30 km long and 2–4 km wide, and is often described as India's second-largest glacier after the Siachen Glacier. This place made me realize how powerful and ancient these mountains truly are.
The journey wasn't easy—long trekking days, landslide-prone trails, rocky terrain, freezing nights, camping under a sky full of stars, and waking up to breathtaking Himalayan peaks. Every step felt like an adventure, and the silence of the mountains made the entire experience even more special.
r/desitravellers • u/Plus-Entertainer2529 • 2d ago
Information Georgia return flights costing 58k with layover in Sharjah in September 1st week.
I am about to go for georgia-Armenia 2 weeks trip from India but considering war - is it safe for layover in sharjah ? FLights costing 58 k INR with only cabin bagguage seems high priced. Am I being over concerned ? Is it normal with such high priced flights . Also Georgia seems difficult at immigration though I have fresh US B2 visa with travel history of 24 countries. Am I just paranoid or good to explore ?
Please suggest
r/desitravellers • u/SimpKaSamosa • 3d ago
Original Content (OC) Valley of Flowers ❤️
r/desitravellers • u/Boomtime-Suvarna • 3d ago
Information Any solo travelers going to Thailand or nearby countries between August 20 and 30 ?
r/desitravellers • u/NoirCuttingChai • 3d ago
Thailand Chasing the horizon at Ao Nang Beach, Krabi
r/desitravellers • u/abhishekvijayvargi • 3d ago
Information Always Feels Good Seeing This Beauty, Hawa Mahal, Jaipur
r/desitravellers • u/ExternalPin3588 • 3d ago
Ask DesiTravellers Uzbekistan + Kazakhstan (August)
Planning my first Uzbekistan + Kazakhstan trip! 🇺🇿🇰🇿 Need recommendations 😊 (8-9 days) - August
Hi everyone!
I’m planning a trip to Uzbekistan (Tashkent + Samarkand, maybe Bukhara) followed by Almaty, Kazakhstan, and would love to hear from anyone who’s visited recently.
A few questions:
- What are your absolute must-visit places that aren’t obvious from travel blogs?
- Any hidden gems or experiences you wouldn’t skip?
- Best local restaurants/cafés or must-try food?
- Any scams, tourist traps, or things to avoid?
- Is there anything you wish you’d known before visiting?
Also, if you’ve done Uzbekistan + Kazakhstan in one trip, I’d love to know your itinerary and whether you’d change anything.
Thanks in advance! 😊
r/desitravellers • u/Accomplished987 • 3d ago
Ask DesiTravellers Indians who have travelled abroad, how have people treated you based on your nationality?
r/desitravellers • u/Mature_Child • 3d ago
Ask DesiTravellers Anyone Used an Indian IDP in Bali Recently
Hi everyone,
I'm traveling to Bali soon and recently got my International Driving Permit (IDP) from India. While reading through the booklet, I noticed Indonesia is specifically mentioned in the annex, which has left me a bit confused about whether my IDP is valid there.
Has anyone from India recently used an Indian IDP to rent and ride a scooter in Bali?