What keeps you motivating to travel?

My motivation is the peace , it refreshes the mind helps to over come anxiety, depression, and migrain

Different destinations to travel

Beaches

Hills and mountains

Monuments

River side locations

Plains

Every destination provides different peace of mind. It helps to provide a different happiness and joy to the life. For me travelling is enjoying everything and to feel what we get from nature. Feel the air environment, surrounding, exploring and finding new ways of living.

The best part of travelling capturing every moment. My camera helps me to see and capture memories from different angles.

These are the things that helps me to get peace when I travel.

What are yours? Do tell in comments.

By road 

‘A road trip to Ladakh is what you want in your vacations. The roadway distance between Delhi to Ladakh is around 1000 kilometers if you take Delhi – Manali – Leh route. However, Delhi to Ladakh journey via Srinagar is a little longer with 1230 kilometers to cover.. 

It usually takes 2 to 3 days to reach Ladakh via road depending upon the number of stops you take en route. The total travel time is 24 hours, approximately. Also, there is a direct bus which runs between Delhi to Ladakh that passes through Manali with an overnight stop at Keylong. It takes 40 hours to reach Ladakh from Delhi on this bus. 

By Air 

There are several flights that fly from Delhi to reach Ladakh. The frequency of these flights is very high. There are various connecting flights to Leh via Delhi. The aerial distance between Delhi and Ladakh is approximately 613 kilometers. The flight takes only 1.5 hours to reach Ladakh.

This is, without a doubt, the most convenient and the fastest mode of traveling as it takes very less time to reach Ladakh via a flight as compared to other modes. The views of the snow-capped mountains from high above are another reason why flying to Ladakh is a good choice .Besides, during winters, the airway is the only mode of transportation available to reach Ladakh as due to the heavy snowfall roads are closed. Experience Chadar trek in Ladakh winters and change your life forever.

By Road and Air

If you want to save some time without missing out on the adventurous and thrilling experience to travel via a road to reach Ladakh, you can take a flight to Srinagar and cover the rest of the journey on road. You can easily get flight from Delhi to Srinagar which will only take 1.5 hours. Major airlines fly to Leh from Delhi like Air India, Jet Airways Ladakh lies at a distance of 420 kilometers from Srinagar. There are rental bikes, cars, and taxis available for Ladakh in Srinagar. 

Best time to visit 

With views to die for, Leh is a visual delight – another piece of heaven in Kashmir. It looks different during all the seasons but extremely scenic throughout the year. Most people prefer to visit Leh when the temperature is not too cold and the roads are clear with almost no probability of rainfall or snowfall, that is during May, June, July, and August. Then, the months of September and October bring along clear skies and chilly airs of the approaching winter, making it not so ideal time to visit Leh. After that, the winter season sets in, rendering the region isolated from the other parts of the country.

So, if you are planning a comfortable trip from Delhi to Leh, summers, and autumns are the best seasons. You can consider the months of May, June, July, and September for the trip. The winter months in Ladakh starting from November to March bring extremely low temperatures and frequent snowfalls along. 

Food

Try to stick to bottled/filtered water while you are in India. drink water and carry dry snacks including dried fruits, nuts, and cookies before the road trip. However there is no need to go overboard as hot food is plentiful, cheap, and easily available in India.

There are hundreds of dhabas along the way, most of which is well to vegetarian and vegan travellers. Expect to find paranthas (stuffed flatbreads) and sandwiches. As you begin to inch closer to Leh, you will start noticing a smattering of mok mok/momos (steamed dumplings), chowmein (an Indian take on traditional stir-fried noodles), and Maggi (Instant noodles) on menus. A meal at a roadside shack will rarely set you back by more than £5 (INR 500). There are also loads of mid-range and some truly big restaurants in the bigger cities you’ll hit during this road trip. 

 

Expenses

The cumulative expenses depend on the kinds of hotels and restaurants you choose to stay and dine. As with every other country we visit, we chose quaint lil B&Bs for the days when we had to be on the road all day and just needed a place to crash at night and luxury hotels for languorous days that had to be spent in the same city. Besides accommodation and food, expect to spend approximately £120 (INR 12000) on fuel and £40 (INR 4000) on tolls and road taxes if you’re driving a rental car. This sum is a bit lower if you’re driving your own car.

hey! I Harshwardhan Sah. I am from India, student of Galgotias university. as I am Aristotelian, I have a strong desire to visit different places. I love to visit different places because from every place I learn something new, every new place tells me how colourful our country is. so this is my first blog of travelling i hope you all give the good response and lots of love.