こんにちは! I'm Lynn, also known as Lucky Lynn-a Malaysian traveler married to a Japanese, living in Singapore. I have a passion for exploring the world, meeting new people, and sharing my journey through exciting travel vlogs and solo adventures!
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I'm a Bengali from Singapore, following your journey! Good that you're not going to very budget places! That's usually not a good idea. Stay safe and enjoy the rest of your holiday! It's also great that you're asking locals for tips!
You can find similar but denser mangroove forests in India; worlds most largest and second most largest both in India, *"Sunderbans"* in West Bengal and *"Pichavaram"* in Tamil Nadu
I think our capital being delhi, the real gems of india is often overshadowed cuz people think the capital is the most developed part of a country. I am happy seeing people exploring other parts of india.
@@_LuckyLynn Left Tullamerine on Nov 1 2019... then Unexpected lockdown.Decided to be here... . Looking after Farm- COCOA COCONUTS, Rentals and aged parents.. May 2013-Australian Citizen with Overseas Citizen of India-Masters-Information Systems-(University of Ballarat/Federation University-Ballarat-VIC-AUSTRALIA-2009 and Bachelor of Computer Application-DR. GRD College of Science- Coimbatore ,Tamil Nadu(South India)-2003- Affiliated to Bharathiar University- Coimbatore
What are you doing 😭 missing out on soo many good places in India even in Goa, please watch *Apoorva Rao* and *Tanuja Khanijov* vlogs and tell me if I am wrong
If you visit Delhi, Chennai, or Bangalore, you should use the metro rails for convenient travel. However, if you visit Mumbai, taxis are a more practical choice. Currently, Mumbai has only two metro lines and one monorail, and while four more metro lines are under construction, traveling by local trains can be quite hectic.
*KERALA* 1. *Munnar* - Known for its tea plantations and scenic beauty. 2. *Alleppey* - Famous for its backwaters and houseboat cruises. 3. *Kumarakom* - Offers beautiful backwaters and bird sanctuary. 4. *Kochi* - A vibrant city with historical sites like Fort Kochi, aqua line metro and the Chinese fishing nets. 5. *Thekkady* - Home to Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary and spice plantations. 6. *Varkala* - cliffside beaches and natural springs. 7. *Wayanad* - Offers lush green landscapes, waterfalls, and wildlife sanctuaries. 8. *Kovalam* - A popular beach destination with picturesque shorelines. 9. *Bekal* - Famous for Bekal Fort and its scenic beach. 10. *Athirappilly* - Known as the "Niagara of India," it's Kerala’s largest waterfall. *LADAKH* known as the Switzerland of India 1. *Leh* - The capital city with monasteries and markets. 2. *Nubra Valley* - Known for its sand dunes and monasteries. 3. *Pangong Lake* - A stunning high-altitude lake with changing colors. 4. *Tso Moriri Lake* - A serene lake surrounded by snow-capped peaks. 5. *Magnetic Hill* - A gravity-defying phenomenon. 6. *Zanskar Valley* - Known for its remote beauty and trekking routes. 7. *Khardung La Pass* - One of the highest motorable passes in the world. 8. *Hemis Monastery* - A prominent Tibetan Buddhist monastery. 9. *Thiksey Monastery* - Known for its resemblance to the Potala Palace in Lhasa. 10. *Diskit Monastery* - Famous for its giant statue of Maitreya Buddha. *NORTHEAST INDIA* 1. *Gangtok (Sikkim)* - The capital city known for its monasteries and views of Kanchenjunga. 2. *Darjeeling (West Bengal)* - Famous for its tea, toy train, and views of the Himalayas. 3. *Shillong (Meghalaya)* - Known as the "Scotland of the East" with beautiful landscapes and waterfalls. 4. *Cherrapunji (Meghalaya)* - One of the wettest places on earth with stunning waterfalls. 5. *Kaziranga National Park (Assam)* - Renowned for its population of one-horned rhinoceroses. 6. *Tawang (Arunachal Pradesh)* - Famous for its monastery and stunning landscapes. 7. *Majuli (Assam)* - The world's largest river island with vibrant cultural traditions. 8. *Pelling (Sikkim)* - Offers panoramic views of the Kanchenjunga range. 9. *Nathula Pass (Sikkim)* - A high-altitude pass on the Indo-China border. 10. *Mawsmai Cave (Meghalaya)* - A beautiful limestone cave with unique formations.
@@_LuckyLynn What are you doing 😭 missing out on soo many good places in India even in Goa, please watch *Apoorva Rao* and *Tanuja Khanijov* vlogs and tell me if I am wrong
@_LuckyLynn hi thanks for reply May I know do u need to book the bus ticket in advance and time do leave amanohashidate as I was thinking shall I do a trip day from kyoto or stay for a night at amanohashidate
No worries! I did book the bus ticket in advance and you’ll need to be there 5-10 mins before because they’ll leave on time :) and I think one day trip is sufficient~!
Please visit northeast india arunachal, meghalaya etc you will be surprised to see the nature and people but avoid manipur for now because of political issues ...btw lots of love from Kolkata,INDIA
Goa is overrated if you want yo experience beautiful beachea then go andaman islands it have some beautiful beaches in world like radha nagar beach which is most beautiful beach in asia and 7th in whole world. And if you want experience maldives like experience go to lakhswadwip island you cant difference between Maldives and lakhswadwip
Hi! Agree with you, it’s overrated :( I should have done more research and thank you for your recommendations! Hope it helps future viewers to look into these other locations ~ 🙆🏻♀️❤️
Thanks Lynn for such a wonderful video. Both you & hubby looks so romantic 😅This video is so informative. Building architecture is so nice. Love it. Yes the waves look so fierce 😮Can’t wait for next episode.
*The diversity in India is absolutely insane.* Be it economy, infrastructure, food, culture, religion, people etc. Considering the oldest civilization was plundered by British colonizers, they're indeed growing fast.
