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1Medina
The City of Rich Heritage
Medina holds a significant place in Islam and is visited by Muslims from all over the world. It is also one of the popular tourist destinations which is open to non-Muslims (barring certain places) in Saudi Arabia. When here, stroll through bustling markets, sample local cuisine, and immerse yourself in the peaceful spiritual atmosphere.
₹1,05,000
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2Idukki
Where Nature Reigns Supreme
Idukki is a beautiful district located in the Indian state of Kerala. It is known for its stunning natural beauty, including hills, forests, waterfalls, and wildlife, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts.
₹56,000
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3Chiang Mai
Rose of Northern Thailand
Exciting adventures await you at Chiang Mai. You will love the vibrant festivals during this season provide unique cultural experiences and photo opportunities. The wildlife spottings at Chiang Mai are an added bonus.
₹21,000
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4Valparai
The Unsung Hill Station of South India
Valparai is a hill station located in the Coimbatore district of Tamil Nadu, India. It is situated in the Anaimalai Hills of the Western Ghats and is surrounded by tea plantations, forests, and mountains, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts. Apart from nature, Valparai also has a rich cultural heritage, with many tribal communities living in the region.
₹7,000
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5Muscat
The Economic Heart of Oman
Muscat, the capital city of Oman, is a picturesque and vibrant city located along the Gulf of Oman. With a rich history dating back thousands of years, the city is a fascinating blend of ancient culture, modern architecture, and natural beauty.
₹52,500
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6Manesar
The Industrial Hub of Haryana
Manesar is a fast-growing industrial town located in the Gurgaon district of Haryana. It is situated about 32 kilometres southwest of New Delhi and is well-connected to the national capital region (NCR) by road and rail. Many multinational companies have established their offices and factories there making it one of the fastest-growing towns in the region.
₹8,000
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7Asansol
The Land of Black Diamond
Asansol is a city located in the Bardhaman district of West Bengal, India. The region around Asansol has some of the largest coal fields in India, which have been a major source of coal for many decades. The city has several ancient temples and shrines, including the Kalyaneswari Temple and the Chandi Mandir. The city is also known for its industrial significance, with a thriving economy driven by its industries, including steel, coal, and railways.
₹19,018
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8Navi Mumbai
The Planned City in Maharashtra
Navi Mumbai is a planned city that was constructed as a replica of Mumbai. It is situated in the eastern part of Thane and was built to alleviate the pressure that Mumbai's ever-increasing population places on the city's infrastructure. Many people go back and forth between Navi Mumbai and Mumbai using the local trains, buses, and ferry services. Visit these Navi Mumbai attractions to get a feel for the incredible beauty and thoughtful planning that went into this area. Not to mention, you can also explore various temples, malls and restaurants here.
₹37,906
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9Thane
The Beautiful City of Lakes
Thane is located on the western side of the Indian state of Maharashtra & covers a total area of over 147 sq. km. Thane came into existence in the 13th century and has a rich heritage. This city has been ruled by the Portuguese, Marathas, and Britishers. The city is popularly known as the "City of Lakes" due to the abundance of lakes within the boundaries of the city. Along with the beautiful lakes, Thane is also surrounded by the Sahyadri Hills, making it an excellent trekking spot. The city is also home to several forts, gardens and resorts. You can also enjoy boat rides in the lakes. Besides being a tourist spot, Thane also offers several mouth-watering dishes like Pav Bhaji, Bhajiyas, and lots of authentic street foods.
₹56,301
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10Nathdwara
Charming village in Rajasthan
In the Haldighati area of Rajasthan, the little village of Nathdwara is famous for its temples and is located 48 kilometres from the city of Udaipur. This place is home to a little religious community in Rajasthan on the banks of the Banas River. 210 villages and 2 towns make up the Nathdwara tehsil. It is bordered by the tehsils of Kumbhalgarh, Rajsamand and Railmagra in the state of Rajasthan. Nathdwara’s distance to Rajsamand City is around 16 kilometres. In the fifteenth century, Vitthal Nath Ji founded the first Nathdwara. This city is home to the world-famous Shrinathji Temple, which is dedicated to Shrinathji, an incarnation of Lord Krishna. Many devotees go here every year during the Janmashtami, Diwali and Holi holidays.
₹22,837
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11Kottayam
Picture-Perfect City in Kerala
Kottayam is a city in the southern area of Kerala. Because of its location in the Meenachil River valley, the city of Kottayam is elevated to an average height of 3 metres above sea level and enjoys a temperate climate throughout the entire year. To the west are the rice paddies of Kuttanad and Vembanad Lake, while to the east are the beautiful Western Ghats. Kottayam translates as"inside of the fort" from the Malayalam terms "kotta" and "akam," respectively. Kottayam takes pride in its beauty, which is characterised by the backwaters, beautiful paddy fields, hillocks, hills, highlands, and large rubber plantations for which Kerala is famous. Kottayam is known as "The City of Letters" because of the large number of Malayalam newspapers, such as Deepika, and Malayala Manorama as well as the number of publishing enterprises that are headquartered there.
₹24,985
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12Kharagpur
Modern city with several tourist attractions
Kharagpur is nestled in the Paschim Medinapur district of West Bengal. It was named after King Kharag Singh Pal, who established a Shiva temple there. Kharagpur's well-developed transit system and abundance of attractions have contributed to the city's rise to prominence as a tourist destination. It is known for its rich culture as a result of being home to people from many different religious and social backgrounds.
₹29,833
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13Bhavnagar
The Port City of Gujarat
Bhavnagar is a port city in the Gujarat State's Saurashtra Region. It's located around 198 kilometres from the state capital of Gandhinagar. Quite a few people visit annually because of the town's attractiveness. The Takhteshwar Temple, Gaurishankar Lake, Victoria Park, Nilambag Palace, Shri Adishwar Temple, and many more sites are among the city's most popular attractions. Blackbuck, blue bull (nilgai), and a plethora of avian species all make their homes at Blackbuck National Park. As a benefit for birdwatchers, many migrating species stop by this area every winter. When you are visiting Bhavnagar, do not forget to enjoy the popular Gujarati food ‘Gathiya’.
₹47,064
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14Krishnanagar
An artistic and cultural hub
This city in West Bengal is commonly referred to as Krishnanagar, and it has a significant historical legacy. This city is related to a lot of historically significant events, artistically excellent works, and architecturally significant buildings. It is well worth your time to educate yourself about its history and explore the various tourist attractions across the city.
₹19,695
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15Shahjahanpur
The lively city of Uttar Pradesh
Shahjahanpur, in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, is the birthplace of several notable independence warriors, including Ram Prasad Bismil and Shaheed Ashfaqullah Khan, and it is also the location of the third-tallest Hanuman monument in the world. The city was established by Bahadur Khan and Diler Khan, two brothers who had great renown under the reign of their uncle Shah Jahan and were honoured with the city's current name. History, legacy, and culture abound in this city. The city is notable for more than only its many religious buildings; the gardens and lawns of the affluent cantonment region are well-known as well. Carpets and jewels are also produced in abundance there.
₹6,699
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16Patnitop
Home to Charming Natural Spots
Located in Jammu and Kashmir's Udhampur District, the picturesque hill resort of Patnitop is a popular tourist destination. Patan Da Talab, which literally means “the pond of the princess,” was the ancient name for this location. Patnitop is perfect for a peaceful family outings because of its lush deodar trees, gentle slopes, beautiful vistas, and quiet environment. Furthermore, the region is home to three freshwater springs. You can plan a trip to Patnitop to explore its various natural spots, cosy restaurants and sacred shrines.
₹16,000
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17Hubli
The Mini Mumbai of India
Hubli, officially known as Hubballi, is the fastest-growing city in North Karnataka and offers dazzling views that bring you close to nature. It attracts tourists worldwide with its ancient temples, exotic sceneries and rich heritage.
₹38,463
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18Wellington
A Cultural Haven Amidst Stunning Scener
Wellington, the picturesque capital of New Zealand, is a delightful fusion of natural beauty and cultural vibrancy. Nestled between rolling hills and a stunning harbour, this compact city offers a rich arts scene, lively cafes, and fascinating museums. Explore the charming streets, take in panoramic views from Mount Victoria, or delve into the world of filmmaking at the Weta Workshop. Wellington promises an unforgettable experience for every traveller.
₹17,500
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19Satna
A Blend of History, Culture, and Natural Beauty
Discover the enchanting town of Satna, nestled in the heart of India's Madhya Pradesh state. With its rich history, vibrant culture, and picturesque landscapes, Satna offers a unique travel experience. Explore ancient temples, marvel at stunning architecture, and immerse yourself in local traditions. Embrace the warmth of Satna's people as you uncover the hidden gems of this captivating destination.
₹20,824
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20Dibrugarh
The Land of Tea Gardens and Cultural Charm
Dibrugarh, nestled in Assam, is a picturesque city renowned for its sprawling tea gardens and vibrant cultural heritage. Embraced by the majestic Brahmaputra River, Dibrugarh offers visitors a unique blend of natural beauty, historical significance, and warm hospitality, making it a must-visit destination for travellers seeking an authentic Indian experience.
₹59,516
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21Balasore
A Blend of Temples and Beaches
Balasore, situated in Odisha, India, is a captivating destination known for its unique blend of ancient temples and serene beaches. Visitors can explore the enchanting Chandipur Beach with its receding tides, marvel at the architectural beauty of the Panchalingeshwar Temple, and immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage of this charming town. Balasore offers a perfect mix of relaxation and spiritual experiences for travellers seeking a memorable getaway.
₹10,109
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Travelling in the month of February
February is that time of the year when it is mandatory to pamper someone- let's start with pampering yourself with going on a long lost travel plan. Give yourself and your loved ones a trip to remember for the rest of the year.
FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions
What type of destinations are the best to visit in February?
The best Indian destinations for February include Goa, Jaisalmer, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Gulmarg, Kodaikanal, Nasik and Sikkim. International destinations include Dubai, Singapore, Maldives, Oman, Paris, Venice, Melbourne and Medoza.,
Why is it recommended to travel in the month of February?
February is your last opportunity to travel in winter before it starts to get warmer. You can use your job leaves before they get trashed, as the next fiscal year begins. This month is also known as the month of love as it's special for couples who celebrate Valentine's Day, perfect for a romantic getaway! Many desert festivals are also organised in this month.