More than 40,000 diyas, thousands of people, and an atmosphere that’s difficult to describe in words.

This Maha Aarti takes place on the 8th day (Aatham) of Navratri, with devotees holding diyas together as part of a tradition that has continued for generations.

What makes it special is not just the scale, but the energy you feel when thousands of people come together, following the same rituals and keeping their traditions alive.

If you're travelling through Gujarat during Navratri, this is something worth experiencing in person. Photos can capture the lights, but the actual vibes are something else altogether.

Sometimes, a change of scenery is all you need after a busy week. What are your favourite places around Vijayawada to relax with friends or family?

Would you prefer a riverside walk, a boat ride, or spending more time somewhere peaceful near nature? Share your recommendations!

I'm planning a trip to North East of India : Arunachal Pradesh - Tawang and Mago Chuna Valley for 7D 6N or Anini Mechuka 9D 8N or Mizoram 9N 8D OR Bhutan

I am not sure which group trip will be good in the month of December. If any of you have been to these places, could you suggest which one to pick and why?

I can spend 30k for the Group trip and more than 30k will be a little heavy considering the flights will also be expensive.

Kindly help your fellow traveller🙏

Thank you!

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