thank you for all the tips and trip details that you have shared with me.I am planning for a trip to spiti,a solo road trip from bangalore for may month.is it advisble to do bookings in hotels early,cause this s budget trip.so i l b lukin out for a not so over the board expensive hotels.i am travelin alone for first time,any tips as such??
Hi Neha, May is not a high time for Spiti Tours, so you do not need any prior bookings of the hotels. You will get plenty of them. But, please be sure that some of the villages in Spiti Region have only one or two options for accommodation. You don’t need to book them also and you can hope for a good budget rate also, say within Rs.500 per night. You can also choose homestays there.
To start with, you have written some highly rated blogs in your webpage: http://www.solobackpacker.com. Very well written and you have kept your readers well informed on every route you have taken.
I have always wanted to travel, but somehow got stuck with something or the other. The last thing I did was a Rishikesh trip on a weekend last may to Divine Life Society.
Can you suggest me a good 4 days trip around from Delhi? Can I go to Spiti this weekend or would you suggest Kasol/Thirthan.
Thanks again. Do keep travelling, enjoying, feeling and putting them on the website!
Thanks for the kind words Abhimanyu..Spiti is not advisable in 4 days only. .It needs at least a week… Kasol and Tirthan is the best option in 4 days. You can also include Narkanda in this itinerary. Keep Traveling and Celebrate this life on the road.
Thank you very much for the information gathered in your blog. I am about to go to Cambodia next week and the post on “Angkor by bicycle” is of great help.
This is Arun from NIT Trichy (2010 passed out). Right now am working in an MNC as a planning engineer. Planned to go to Thailand for 1 week. With friends. Seriously your blog is awesome. I have some doubts. Do u mind giving me your contact no? Plz.. Or mail ID. My contact no is: 8905219167. Am leaving next week. And i really need ur help. Kindly help me out.
dear sir
thank you for all the tips and trip details that you have shared with me.I am planning for a trip to spiti,a solo road trip from bangalore for may month.is it advisble to do bookings in hotels early,cause this s budget trip.so i l b lukin out for a not so over the board expensive hotels.i am travelin alone for first time,any tips as such??
Hi Neha, May is not a high time for Spiti Tours, so you do not need any prior bookings of the hotels. You will get plenty of them. But, please be sure that some of the villages in Spiti Region have only one or two options for accommodation. You don’t need to book them also and you can hope for a good budget rate also, say within Rs.500 per night. You can also choose homestays there.
Hi,
To start with, you have written some highly rated blogs in your webpage: http://www.solobackpacker.com. Very well written and you have kept your readers well informed on every route you have taken.
I have always wanted to travel, but somehow got stuck with something or the other. The last thing I did was a Rishikesh trip on a weekend last may to Divine Life Society.
Can you suggest me a good 4 days trip around from Delhi? Can I go to Spiti this weekend or would you suggest Kasol/Thirthan.
Thanks again. Do keep travelling, enjoying, feeling and putting them on the website!
Thanks
Abhi
Thanks for the kind words Abhimanyu..Spiti is not advisable in 4 days only. .It needs at least a week… Kasol and Tirthan is the best option in 4 days. You can also include Narkanda in this itinerary. Keep Traveling and Celebrate this life on the road.
Hi.
Thank you very much for the information gathered in your blog. I am about to go to Cambodia next week and the post on “Angkor by bicycle” is of great help.
Regards.
Sylvain from France.
Thanks Sylvain for visiting this blog. You can hope for more write-ups on Angkor by next week.
hello,,,just mail me all your upcoming tours,,,,,,,,i would be happi to be with u,,,,,,,,,
Thanks for visiting this blog Siraj, I will let you know.
Regards,
Avanish
Your blogs are lovely. Valley of flowers is too good. so are the pics. I too want to visit it once.
Try to publish a book instead of these blogs.
Hi,
This is Arun from NIT Trichy (2010 passed out). Right now am working in an MNC as a planning engineer. Planned to go to Thailand for 1 week. With friends.
Seriously your blog is awesome. I have some doubts. Do u mind giving me your contact no?
Plz.. Or mail ID.
My contact no is: 8905219167.
Am leaving next week. And i really need ur help. Kindly help me out.
Thanks Arun.My mail id is info@solobackpacker.com. You can mail me anytime buddy. I will be happy to help you.