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When you go for tourism in North India

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Story of every Indian tourist at a hill station 2–3 holidays fall together → everyone rushes to the same famous spot → pays 10x for rooms, inflated taxi & food prices → spends hours stuck in traffic → then complains the place is overrated

Look at the rush at triund trek Dharmshala. Can't even imagine the FoMo people are having of missing out on long weekends and does it makes any sense to go during such rush . Indian tourist places specially in North has become chaotic

Warm wishes on #WorldTourismDay 2k26! Tourism is more than travel - it connects people, cultures & communities. From the valleys of Leh to the beaches of Kanyakumari, India is a timeless journey of discovery. 🇮🇳

Don’t visit Ladakh in the name of family trip. It’s not a place to hang out with family. A tempo-traveller fell from mountains. Be mature.

🚨 Huge influx of tourists and pilgrims to Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand due to long weekend.

@Indian Tech & Infra

VIDEO | Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh: BJP MP Ravi Kishan says, "On World Tourism Day, we have launched a new package. You can book the package and come for a three-day tour. You will arrive in Gorakhpur, where you will visit Gorakhnath Temple and Gita Press. After that, we will take

@Press Trust of India

We have an 8000 year-old culture to showcase and yet while one city - Paris - attracts 25 million foreign tourists a year, an entire country - India - gets 11 million. We haven’t plucked the lowest-hanging fruit. We are watching it rot. My views on tourism, on World Tourism Day:

@Anand Ranganathan

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Love the vivid colors of North India!
Those landscapes are absolutely breathtaking!