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1.    Monsoon in the Hills: 10 Indian Destinations Where Rain Can Bring Travel Challenges

Why the Monsoon Can Be Difficult in the Hills India’s hill destinations are known for beautiful scenery and refreshing weather, but the rainy season can make mountain travel unpredictable. Heavy rain can contribute to landslides, flooding, cloudbursts and road closures. 1. Shimla Steep slopes and intense rainfall can make Shimla vulnerable to landslides and flash flooding, sometimes affecting roads and local movement. 2. Manali During heavy rain, Manali can face rising river levels, cloudbursts and landslides. Routes toward Rohtang Pass and Leh can also be affected by bad weather. 3. Darjeeling Darjeeling’s mountainous terrain can experience erosion, landslides and flooding

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Where to Celebrate Janmashtami in India: 5 Destinations Full of Devotion and Festive Energy

Janmashtami transforms many parts of India into a celebration of music, devotion, colourful decorations and midnight prayers. But some destinations take the festival to another level, offering travellers a chance to experience Krishna’s birth anniversary through centuries-old traditions as well as lively public celebrations. From the sacred streets of Mathura and Vrindavan to the energetic Dahi Handi events of Maharashtra, these five destinations offer five very different ways to experience Janmashtami. 1. Mathura, Uttar Pradesh: Experience the Festival in Krishna’s Birthplace Mathura is at the heart of Janmashtami celebrations because of its association with the birth of Lord Krishna. During

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