Long weekends Holiday plan

Long weekends Holiday trip plan for 2021

With the inertia of life setting in, in form of Pandemic, We are almost gasping for a bout of fresh air and with 2021 bringing in a sigh of relief with Vaccines like Covaxin & Covishield we sure are all set to break up with our state of lockdown & go out fearless in the pursuit of that well deserved fresh air, break or maybe life in general. We sure have missed a lot of holiday trip but as they say’ Better late than never!’ and we still have a good year to look forward to and also many long weekends!

Confused?! Let’s break it down for you in a simpler form:

23rd to 27th of January ( Republic day weekend)

With Winters escaping as fast as they could there is no better time to catch the final lap than this Republic day Weekend in 2021. And what better place to witness winter in all it’s glory than breathtaking Himachal Pradesh. With spectacular snowy peaks and plunging river valleys, the beautiful Himachal is India’s outdoor adventure playground. From trekking and climbing to rafting, paragliding and skiing, if it can be done in the mountains, it can be done here.

11th MARCH to 14th MARCH (Maha Shivratri long weekend)

Options here are many, Ghats of Varanasi. Trek to Kedarnath itself. A holy town nestled up in the Himalayas, it is one of the most sacred pilgrimages of Lord Shiva and is one of the famous Char Dham sites. This scenic city offers a tranquil ambiance with its snow-white peaks, luscious landscapes, green forests, and vibrant rhododendrons.

27th MARCH to 29th MARCH (Holi long weekend)

With colors of Holi in the air if you long for a peaceful time with colors around then Pondicherry is the best bet. With Bougainvillea blooming all around it’s the perfect color at peace, you can experience. This former French colony is a perfect child of Indian & French cultures and if an insightful holiday trip in 2021 is what you are looking for. Then this peaceful beach shore is the place for you.

1st to 4th APRIL (Easter long weekend)

With summers setting in and kids having their vacations an escape to a pleasant destination would be Ooty down south. Fondly known as ‘queen of hill stations’, Ooty tips the list for anyone taking a trip down south. Dotted with tea gardens, serene waterfalls, winding country lanes, and charming colonial architecture, Ooty is the perfect respite anyone would love during scorching Summers. Popular among couples and honeymooners, Ooty allures its visitors with the panoramic views of the Nilgiri mountains.

13th to 16th MAY (EID-UL-FITR Long weekend)

What better time to relax and rejuvenate yourself other than the pleasant valleys of Kullu Manali. With not extreme cold hitting you and causing your teeth to jitter. A trip to Kullu Manali is the recreation you need for a monotonous mind and tired souls. Nature has blessed these places generously, still one is Different from the other.  Kullu is called the “land of the gods”, and quite aptly so. Stretched out leisurely on the banks of the River Beas, it is blessed with a magnificent scenery characterized by forests.

The town of Manali is seated comfortably in the River Beas Valley, and its popularity has increased faster than the chai selling out of the corner shop. Stunningly combining nature and adventure. It is serene, historic, spiritual, a shopping hub, all merged into one.

17th to 20th JULY (EID-UL-ADHA Long weekend)

The right time to wander around in the vibrant flower valley of Sikkim at Yumthang. The rich culture, history & stunning landscapes make this hill station a hot favorite to visit. 

Its breathtaking landscape is dotted with high altitude lakes, rolling green mountains, colorful rhododendron groves, azure rivers, milky waterfalls, beautiful monasteries, and unparalleled views of Mt. Kanchenjunga/Khangchendzonga, the third highest mountain in the world.

20th to 30th AUGUST (JANMASHTAMI Long weekend)

God’s own Kerala is the place to be. With Onam festivities in the air, Kerala is in its shining glory during these times. Famed for its palm-lined beaches and backwaters, a network of canals. Inland are the Western Ghats, mountains whose slopes support tea, coffee, and spice plantations as well as wildlife. National parks like Eravikulam and Periyar, plus Wayanad and other sanctuaries, are home to elephants, langur monkeys, and tigers.

10th to 12th SEPTEMBER (GANESH CHATURTHI Long weekend)

Get yourself soaked in the picturesque bliss of paradise. The right time to head to Kashmir for a serene holiday trip in 2021. Kashmir is resplendent with stunning Chinar trees that turn the entire valley yellow and red when the autumn arrives, silver lakes that turn golden at the crack of dawn, and crystal blue rivers that are sourced from the icy mountains.

15th to 20th OCTOBER (DUSSEHRA Long weekend)

Time to explore gloriously lit Mysore palace. This historical Paradise is the best bet down south for this long weekend. Popularly known as the ‘Cultural Capital of Karnataka’, Mysore is a place that beautifully blends the splendor of history with the living vibrancy of the traditions and culture which is reflected in the lives of its residents. All this is accompanied by the serenity of nature, making Mysore a dream destination for every travel enthusiast.

3rd to 7th NOVEMBER (DIWALI Long weekend)

What better time than to feel every bit of quintessentially Royal. The state is known for its colorful aura Rajasthan readily welcomes you to its rich traditional & royal atmosphere. Rajasthan is the kind of destination that combines adventure and relaxation and makes for an unforgettable holiday. It’s not just about forts and palaces; it goes beyond that with a little something for every kind of traveler. From tree houses to adventurous hunting escapades, you will be amazed at all the experiences Rajasthan has to offer. The sky lanterns at  Udaipur is the best way to celebrate this festival of lights.

23rd to 31st DECEMBER (CHRISTMAS, NEW YEAR Long weekend)

With the longest weekend holiday trip in 2021 and the magical time of the year. And the most celebrated time as well we would suggest you either take a trip to India’s tropical paradise Goa or the tropical paradise of the world Thailand. The southern Indian destination has a unique, Portuguese-influenced culture, and is home to beautiful beaches, epic raves, and a friendly backpackers’ scene. And no better place to witness Christmas & ring in New year. 

Also read: Goa – A New Year Paradise!

Another splendid place to be would be Gujarat at ‘Rann of Kutch‘ where the Rann Mahotsav is organized every year starting from November which goes up to February. A magical carnival of music, dance & culture which is nothing short of enchanting under a starlit sky on the white desert sand. The Rann of Kutch seems as dead as dodo in other times of the year except for the month of December. It’s full of life and becomes a land of beauty during the Rann Utsav in December. Dhordo Village in the Kutch district is the venue of the Gujarat festival which spans as many as 45 days. The colorful and vivacious look the desert wears during the festivity can be experienced only in person.

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