04 SEP, 2023
Sushim Mukul
New Delhi is set to host the G20 summit from September 8 to 10, leading to the closure of offices and public spaces. Consider using this opportunity for a 2-3-day weekend getaway with friends and family.
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One can explore the Neemrana Fort Palace, a heritage marvel, and enjoy ziplining, relaxing by the poo, and local food. A perfect place for history buffs.
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There's so much to do here, including seeing the City Palace, Sariska Tiger Reserve, and the haunted Bhangarh Fort. Savour local sweets and snacks in between.
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Dive into Krishna's world with temples, ghats, and the famed pedas and kachoris. You can be there a day earlier, September 6, if you want to see Krishna Janmashtami celebrations.
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A safari in the Keoladeo National Park and exploring the Lohagarh Fort should be on top of the list. Also, the spicy pyaaz kachori and chaat are not to be missed.
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Explore the historic Orcha Fort, palaces, and riverside cenotaphs on the banks of the Betwa. Taste Bundelkhandi food with specialties like mutton stew and malpua.
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Visit the twin cities for Ajmer Sharif Dargah, Pushkar Lake and the world's only Brahma Temple. Don't miss the local thalis, malpuas and creamy lassi outside the Kund in Pushkar.
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A lesser-known tiny town in Rajasthan's Shekhawati region with raw country vibes; it has a few palaces, havelis and forts to offer. One can also visit the Open Art Gallery housed in an old haveli.
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Just an overnight journey from Delhi takes you among forts and havelis surrounded by the Thar, including the famed Junagarh Fort. Also, relish rasgulla and bhujia on the evening walk in the old city.
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Explore safaris and river rafting, and take leisurely nature walks while visiting the region. Indulge in the delightful Kumaoni roasted corn in the rainy monsoon days.