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... but 10 days wouldn't suffice to pack in everything in your itinerary...
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Originally posted by J Ash:
Agreed to 100%. 10 days in India is like trying to cover the whole of Europe in a weekend But get ready to feel tropical heat - Especially Rajastan and most of Northern cities (Agra, Delhi etc) will test your limits with a 'mild' 45 degree Celsius temperature.
The best time to Visit India may be between October & February, when winter grips in, ie. temp. comes around 10-20 degrees.
Have a great trip. Enjoy!
Ashok.
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Ps:- Eager B, U know how much we love monsoon in Kerala? We just luv to sit indoor and watch it raining for hours and hours... with lightning and thunder.. Mother nature, it its full majesty..
chandran..
Originally posted by Rahul Bhattacharjee:
Anyways 10 days is quite less to see a country like India.
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Originally posted by Mani Ram:
Agree. And I think even Jaymin knew it by now. It's 6 years since the question was posted, and Jaymin is spending all these years still visiting the places in India
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Originally posted by R K Singh:
I wonder no one has mentioned Khajuraho, Haridwar, Kashi, Lucknow, Konark temple, Gaya......
but one thing is for sure, one week is too less. I think you should concentrate on one area of India, say South or east or west or north..
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