An Indian passport entitles you to visit various countries without the need of undergoing any visa application process. There are many countries who either provide a visa-free entry or visa on arrival facility to Indians, here’s a list.

You directly need to go to the immigration counter to get your entry into the country stamped on your passport (a process that has to be done in every single country that an Indian passport holder will visit, with or without visa!).

Goa, doubtless, is that the most wanted holiday maker destination in India.

Should I travel to North Goa or South Goa?

A question that has been pondered over by innumerable numbers of tourists that have traveled to the present tropical state in India.  Ask any of the North or South Goans this question, and you’ll easily be able to pick up on the feud that doesn’t seem to have an end! For me, both places have their own charm, but on this specific trip, I have to give the gold medal to South Goa. Serene beaches, delicious food, scenic drives, and spectacular mountains view what more could you want?  If you would like a clear stage from overpacked beaches and intoxicated strangers rupture of bars on the streets, this a part of Goa is for you.

It was a hurriedly planned trip, once months of procrastination. It was a super long weekend if we took an off one day in between (Holi holidays) so, we had to go somewhere. However, due to the tourist season rush, most options were exhausted and we decided to make a quick roadtripin’ to Konkan. It was a three-day trip, tiring due to long rides and poor road conditions, but fulfilling otherwise. However, this was my second time trip to Konkan.

Let me just propose you great and less expensive choice to spend your holidays. A road trip covering Harihareshwar, Shrivardhan, and Diveagar Beach!!!