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Introduction

Don Mueang International Airport is a very busy place. It is the heart of many Airlines. Air Asia, Nok Air, and Thai lion are some of them. Don Mueang International airport is also named as DMK. It is 14 km away from Bangkok city. The city is very busy. Bangkok is always open to more travelers. People from neighboring countries and other regions come to explore Bangkok. DMK is the place where you can find cheap airlines. It is the oldest operating airport in Asia. It has three terminals. Terminal 1 is for international flights. Terminal 2 is for domestic flights.
Terminal 3 is out of use, but in airport expansion program terminal 3 is under construction. Terminal 3 can accommodate 18 million people yearly. To avoid any mishap on your tour we have gathered some valuable information for you. We are going to give you some easy ways to get to your destination. Here are some useful options.

1-Opt for a taxi

When you are new to a place it can be difficult to understand everything. To take away the pain. We have assembled these tips for you.

 On DMK Airport there are many metered Taxi present. They have a well-managed metered Taxi system. It ensures a safe journey. You have to get in line for metered Taxi. You can find board and enter the line. The hours in which you enter the line effects on hiring time. In peak hours, you might have to wait for some time in the line. Make sure that your driver has certificate. The Taxi driver hired by the airport is right choice. It is safe to go with him, any other person who claims to be a Taxi driver is not trusted. The Taxi from airport is metered. The drivers must keep meter reading for payment. Any other company or an independent Taxi driver may charge you way more than the metered Taxi. When you get to the stand you will tell the assistant about your destination. He will give you a receipt. He will forward your information to the driver. You can choose the Toll Way or Express Way to save time. The driver will ask for extra toll money on the side. Keep change with you. On traveling you never know when it comes handy. Metered Taxi will cost 300 to 450 Baht+50 Baht Airport charges +120 Baht toll road fees. You can also go for hiring the Taxi from outside. It will save you time. Go to the arrival section and hire a Taxi. It is a good option because you do not have to wait for your turn.

 

2-Go “Grab” 

 

 

Grab is an online transport company. It is like an Uber. To save time and be safe, you can call Grab for a Taxi. The payment is clear in the system. The driver will take you to your destination without any problem. Most Taxi costs ranging from 350 Baht to 700 Baht. This is the rate of a journey from DMK Airport to Bangkok city. Download the app on your phone and use it while you are staying in Bangkok.

 

 

3-Hire Airport Service

DMK airport provides the Limo Bus Express. It will cost 150 Baht. You can order your ride online. The payment can be online as well as in person. To order the service at DMK airport you should contact the desk between gate 6-8 terminal 1 and gate 14 in terminal 2. The Limo will take you to Lumpini Park. From there it will be easy to choose a transport vehicle. This service consists of sedan and luxury cars. 

 

4-Bangkok Transport System (BTS)

Much of Bangkok is accessible by BTS. It is also referred to as Metropolitan Paid Transit (MRT). It is also known as the subway. You can use a Google Map to find the nearest station of BTS. From the airport, you should get an A1 bus. It will take you to Mo Chit. These A1 buses come every 5 minutes. It is easy to get a seat. It will stop at Mo Chit. There you have to walk for 20 minutes. You will get to a BTS and MRT station. BTS station is found upstairs while the MRT station is downstairs.

Cost of using BMT and MRT

 The total cost of using this service is:

30 Baht for bus + 16-59 Baht for BTS or MRT depending on the distance covered to reach your destination.

 

5-Khao San Road

The A4 bus will take you directly to Khao San Road. It will cost you 50 Baht and it comes every 30 minutes. Airport also provides Limo service to Khao San Road.   

 

 

6-Shuttle bus service

The shuttle bus service is free. This service needs no online booking. The first bus comes to DMK airport at 5:00 and the last bus comes at midnight. The time required for shuttle bus to go from DMK to Bangkok is 50 -60 minutes. The bus comes to the airport after every 12 to 30 minutes. This bus service is available on terminal 1 of the DMK airport. 

 

7-Public transport at night

A public bus no. 554 is available for the traveler who arrives at DMK airport at night. This public bus does not have any fixed schedule. These buses come after every 30 minutes or 1 hour. These buses pass nearby DMK airport. 

Conclusion 

Traveling to Bangkok is nothing to fear. You can find plenty of options to go to the city from DMK airport. You can find online assistance on the issue. Bangkok has every service for its visitors. There are metro buses, subways, limo express, and online cab services. You should be careful to choose the save service. There are drivers in each service. There is no need to worry if you want to travel from DMK airport ( Best Way To Get From Suvarnabhumi Airport To Bangkok City ) to Bangkok city. This airport has provided almost every facility to its traveler. They can move by bus, car or train.       

 

 

Introduction

You may have heard the saying that the higher you go, the cooler it becomes. This is what happens in mind hill stations. These hills are more relaxed than the plains during summer. A cooler air floats on them, making them tourist attractions. Hill stations are a good choice for tourists who visit in summer. The origin of the hills is in the colonial period when colonialists chose these areas to cool off. Travel agencies ensure that visitors get to enjoy these spots in the hot summer. The hills have changed over the years. The population has since increased in a large number. As a result, the construction of roads and buildings also grew. They are no longer the quiet hills that were present in the colonial days. Yet, they remain the best places to spend your summer. They are many activities that one can do while visiting them. The fresh air makes it easy to explore them without enduring the summer heat. This write-up consists of select hill stations near Delhi. It contains activities to do when summering here.

1. Mussoorie hill station

This town is located 279 kilometers from Delhi. It is one of the most beautiful hill stations. History shows that a British officer established it during colonial days. This is a lovely spot to enjoy cool and sunny summers. The weather is more favorable between April and June. You can also visit Mussoorie town between October and November. These are the perfect times to escape the harsh summers on the plains. The hill station is infamous for its clear skies and cool breeze. It has an altitude of 6500 feet above sea level. This means the fresh air settles on the hilltop, making it more refreshing. There are a ton of activities you can do while here.

Make your trip exciting by frolicking on the waterfalls. Trekking and a little hiking a good way of enjoying the scenery. The natural views, while walking, will make your trip memorable. If you are a fan of rock climbing, this is the place for you. The boating experience on this hill station is one of a kind. Tourists soak in the gentle sun as they enjoy the scenery around them. Boating on these hills is a unique experience you don’t want to miss. Besides, there are many wild animals that you can admire while on this trip. Other than these experiences, there are beautiful places to visit. Some of them have a rich history of the town. They include; Mussoorie lake, Kempty falls, Soham Heritage, and art center. Other amazing places are the camel’s back road, Gun Hill, and K Dev Bhoomi wax Museum. You can access Mussoorie via trains running from Delhi to Dehradun. You can also use the road, which at least 1 hour and 20 minutes.

2. Chail

This hill station is located 340 kilometers from Delhi. It is infamous for being the world’s largest cricket ground. History has it that Maharaja Bhupinder Singh of Patiala established it. This maharaja built this resort according to his specifications. Chail is more peaceful than other hill stations near Delhi. It has a reputation for its green jungle. At 7300 feet above sea level, it cooler than other hills. This enjoys this peace because it not commercialized as other hills. It is the perfect spot for a cool summer away from the city hassle. A large area of the hill is covered in pine and deodar trees. Besides, the green fields offer great scenery for anyone who wants to relax. It is the cricket field that is more exciting. It is a well maintained field that is surrounded by natural scenery. Other than that, there are many activities you can do while here. Most tourists trek from this hill to Shimla. The hill station also has a wildlife sanctuary that is attractive to photographers. Besides, frolicking in the lake and temple touring are fun activities to do on this hamlet. Winters are very cold in Chail, and summers are warm. So the best time to visit this station is between June to October. You can get to Chail using taxis and buses via Chandigarh.

3. Nainital, Uttarakhand

This hill station is within 300 kilometers near Delhi with an altitude of 6830 feet above sea level. It is also known as the lake district of India. It is also surrounded by seven hills, which make it a big tourist spot. The unique surrounding of the town makes it unique. The hills and lake Naini give it a tourist feel. Percy Barron established the town in 1841. It has since grown to become a tourist hub. It is famous for having the most local and foreign tourists. You will not want to miss the scenic mountains on your visit. Other places to visit here are Lake Naini, pashan Devi temple, Observatory, and cave garden. You should also include the Tiffin shop and snow view in the package. While visiting, you can go boating on the lake. It is a unique experience to be surrounded by beautiful nature. Other activities are roping, trekking, photography, and rock climbing. The best time to enjoy to make these memories is between June to October. The hill station is accessible by road from Kathgodam.

4. Shimla, Himachal Pradesh

This hill station is at 360 kilometers from Delhi. It has an altitude of over 7000 feet above sea level. It was the capital of British India. As such, it has many colonial buildings and historic temples. The iconic 12km long ridge is its famous landmark. The conducive weather in summer makes it suitable for families. Couples on their honeymoon also find Shimla (  10 Amazing Things To Do In Shimla )a good spot for enjoying their new life. It also has malls, toy trains, and the ridge, which are tourist spots. The ridge, in particular, gets crowded during peak seasons. It provides an air of vibrancy around it, making it exciting. If you are selecting places to stay for summer, you must consider Shimla. You can visit the Jakhu temple, Kalka Shimla Railway, and Kuthar Fort. Besides, Mall Road and green valley are good as well. There are a ton of activities to do in Shimla, such as paragliding or trekking. Others are sightseeing, hiking, and mountaineering. The town can be accessed via Shimla airport. You can also use buses or taxis for your transport.

5. Auli, Uttarakhand

This station has an altitude of 10,000 feet above sea level. It is the coldest hill station during the summer. It is usually calm and sunny during the summer. The station has hilly slopes covered grass carpets and coniferous trees. Located at 364 kilometers from Delhi, it is the best for your summer trip. While the plains of India are very hot, choose this station to make your trip fun. The hill station is famous for its skiing slopes. You don’t have to be an expert in enjoying skiing here. It also has the longest cable car at 4km. You can use the vehicle to access the station from Joshimath. It is a site that is full of tourists, and it is a good place for family visits and honeymooners. While at Auli, you can enjoy the snow peaks of Nada Devi and Trishul peaks. There are many places to visit while in Auli. Exciting places are Chenab lake, Kwani bugyal, and Auli artificial lake. Other sites are the holy town of Joshimath and Vishnu Prayag. The hill station is only accessible using the cable car from the town of Joshimath. Tip: the cable car I Auli is the longest in Asia. The best time to visit Auli is from January to march for skiing and from April to August.

6. Manali, Himachal Pradesh

Manali is one of the fun places to visit in Himachal Pradesh. It is located at least 556 km from Delhi and has an altitude of 6500 feet. It is a commonplace that you must include on your summer trip. The hill station is located along the banks of river Beas and at the end of Kullu valley. This position gives it a picturesque view of the Himalayas. It is a fun place that one cannot afford not to visit. The station also has cool summer weather that you can enjoy without enduring the heat of Delhi. It an escape place for lovers, families, and adventurists. While here, you can visit the Manu temple, hot springs, and the Tibetan monastery. The Van Vihar national park and Rohtang pass are places you can also visit. Fun activities to do include bathing in natural Sulphur springs, rafting, and sightseeing. You can also go shopping or explore the Naggar castle. The hill station is accessible via trains and buses. You can also take a plane to Chandigarh and a bus, later on, to arrive at Manali ( 20 places to visit in Manali ). You can visit Manali at any time of the year to enjoy yourself.

7. Dharmshala, Himachal Pradesh

This is the headquarters of the Kangra District. It is a famous hill station for honeymoon tours. It is located 485 kilometers from Delhi. It has an altitude of 1475 meters above sea level. The British cantonment founded the station in the 19th century. The station is located between the winding Kangra Valley. It is also headquarters to his holiness Dalai lama. It is rich in Buddhism and Tibetan cultures. It is very peaceful to have a tour at this station. Besides that, the Kangra valley is lush green with coniferous and oak trees. You can get a good view of the snowcapped Himalayas from here. Tourists often camp at Triund in Dharamkot or trek on the Triund Trek. The fun starts as you drive towards the station. Kangra valley offers a picturesque view to its visitors. Also, you can visit the Dalai lama temple, Chamunda temple, and Kangra art museum. The kareri lake, Namgyal monastery, and Indru nag are also fun places for your visit. Make a point to visit Dharmshala ( Top 10 Things To See And Do In Dharamsala ) for your trip, and you will not regret it.

8. Dalhousie

Dalhousie is one of the best stations to escape from the hot summers in Delhi. It is located 576 kilometers from Delhi. It has an altitude of 6460 feet above sea level and boasts cool weather. It is the perfect place to relax, have fun, and finish your summer trip. The hill station was founded in 1854 and was named after the governor of India, Lord Dalhousie. It is the gateway to Chamba valley and has snowcapped mountains around it. The green picturesque hill station is a favorite for many tourists. It has fantastic scenery that is soothing to the body and soul. The dhauladhar mountain range is a plus for the viewers and provides the cool weather. Some of the places you can visit here are the Chamera dam, and Satdhara falls. You can also visit Dainkund peak, Panchpula peak, and Kalatop wildlife sanctuary. There are a ton of fun activities to do while here. You can always do excursions, trekking, picnics, and wildlife viewing. You can visit Dalhousie at any time of the year. It is the best place to enjoy the summer without enduring the excess heat in Delhi.

Conclusion

The above hill stations are not the only ones in India. There are also other enjoyable fun places that you can spend your summer. The fun part is that they allow you to escape the excess heat in Delhi during summer. Other options that you can explore are mount Abu and Lansdowne. You can also Khajjiar and Solang valley. There are also other unexplored places for adventurous visitors. They include Mukteshwar, Binsar, and Kausani. These are hill stations that will make your summer worth to remember. Most of these hill stations were established during the colonial time. They are an excellent place to learn history while having fun. Besides, some have cultural and religious associations. As a native and a foreign tourist, summers on these hill stations is a value for money. They give you a break from the commercial hassle of Delhi. They are places you can relax and enjoy the scenery. You get to interact with flora and fauna. You cannot afford to miss these places. If you are summering in Delhi, ensure you include one of them in your travel plans.

 

The sight of Jaipur is grandeur. Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan which is the state of India. The architecture of Jaipur is fascinating. It is the best and advanced in the history of the sub-continent. On the visit of the royal member in 1876. On his visit the whole city as decorated in a pink color. They even colored it pink. This pink outlook generated the name Pink city for Jaipur. There are many historical places in Jaipur. The city is rich in its traditions and culture. Its architecture is eye-catching. People visit from far to look at the beauty it presents. Jaipur is also referred to as the land of Maharajas. There are numerous places with unique artifacts. The infrastructure of Jaipur is of high quality. Many heritage hotels little changes to the details of the original building. It is the model of the eternal love of kings and queens for their empire. It is expected to stay as long as the love of beauty and architecture. To protect these buildings s not just saving an historical infrastructure but it is also about saving the love and passion behind it.

Here are some tourist attractions and famous places in Jaipur. 

 

1. Nahargarh Fort. 

On the craggy rim of Aravalli Hills, a beautiful landscape is situated. It is the Nahargarh Fort. The fort was built in 1734, later it was extended in 1868 during the reign of Swami Madho Singh. There is also a folk tale related to the name of the fort. People say it is named after Nahar Singh home. His spirit did not let the fort to complete. A temple as made in his name near the fort for the peace of his spirit. The fort is made with the design of all the rooms in line. The rooms lined are for the queens. A master room is at the head. This master room belonged to the king. A long corridor connects all the rooms. It is very spacious and welcoming to its visitors. At night you can see the view of Jaipur from the fort. There is another attraction in Nahargarh fort. A one of its kind wax museum is built on the left of the palace entrance. It has more than 35 wax statues. 

2. Jaigarh Fort

His fort was built under the reign of Jai Singh II. This is on the prominence range of Aravalli Hills. I was built to protect the Amber Fort. Both Amber and Jaigarh fort has a similar infrastructure. It is on a distance of 10 kilometers from the city Jaipur. The Fort has Very thick brick walls. It is surrounded by nature’s beauty. It overlooks Amer Fort. There is a museum inside the fort. It contains pictures of important historical Maharajas and their artifacts. They invested well in making deadly weapons. This fort was also used as their artillery. The underground tunnels connected both amber and Jaigarh. This also made it easy to protect in times of danger.

3. City palace Jaipur

Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh made this palace. It is the amalgam of Rajput and Mughal culture. The fort was mainly used for cultural and religious events. It is present in the center of the city. It makes it the cynosure of Jaipur. There are many buildings and many courtyards in the fort. The most prominent and most visited in Chandra mahal. It has 7 floors and each named uniquely. It is the heart of the Palace.

 

 

4. Amber Fort

Due to its location, it creates an amazing reflection on Moatha Lake. The corridors feel like a maze. The fort is packed with great architecture. The building is full of beautiful carvings. There are many sights in the fort. It covers a huge area. 

 

5. Bhangarh Fort

This fort is 77 km from Jaipur. One of the most famous sites in the fort is the Gopinath temple. The temple is rustic and gives away the feeling of nothingness. The fort is a beautiful masterpiece of an architect. It has an attraction to every curve. At first sight, it feels lonely. It is in the heart of rugged mountains. The fort seems to be the hope of survival in the rough land. Due to negligence, the fort speaks loud for its downfall. It has turned into a ghost fort now.

6. Taragarh Fort

It the masterpiece of the 14th century. The building is grandeur. But due to lack of interest, some buildings have fallen and turned into ruins. Now you can find only some parts of the fort. The remnants tell the story of its grandeur. There are several tunnels inside the fort that run through the mountain.

7. Kesroli Hill Fort

It is the fort made in the 14th century. This fort has seen many owners. First, it was taken from the hands of Mughals. The victorious party was Jats. Later after some time, the fort was conquered by Rajput. This fort is a creation of modesty. The work inside and out in the landscape is minimal. It is supposed to be a rest house for the Mughal family. Now it has turned into a grand hotel. It is an expensive hotel. It gives a glimpse of the luxurious lifestyle of royals. 

Reasons to visit

Jaipur is referred to as Pink city. It is the hub of tourist attraction. Jaipur has so much to offer. There are many forts and palaces which date as back as the 14th century. The wide landscapes invite visitors to stay longer. In these days of hustle and bustle, you can still find the time to relax in Jaipur. You can find all the luxuries in the hotels and palaces. They have also managed to keep the essence of simplicity in them. Visiting Jaipur will give you a royal experience. There are many forts to visit in Jaipur. In each fort, there is a unique style and architecture. The infrastructure shows the famous culture and architecture of that era. There was the distinction of Rajput, Mughal, and Jat. This difference can be seen clearly in the architecture of the forts. 

 

 

 

Indian is also called a country of festivals. It is a secular country. People of more than four religions live in India. At least one festival is celebrated each month in India. Every festival is unique. There is a unique story behind every festival. Most of the festivals are deep-rooted into Hinduism. Festivals offer a sense of belonging for religious and geographical groups. People of India love their festivals as India is a secular state. People of different faiths celebrate every festival together. These celebrations tell us about mutual harmony among the people of India. Indians celebrate all festivals with their dear ones. People decorate their houses with lights. They prepare sweets. People belonging to a different area of India have different festivals but most of them are celebrated nationwide. There are many religious festivals celebrated in India. Some of them are described below. 

1-Dusshera

This festival is celebrated on the 10th day of Ashvina. This festival is for the celebration of victory of moral over immoral. The significance of this festival is that whenever a bad force pushes you there is always a good force that will win. 

 

History

Dusshera is also known as Vijayadashami. It is a religious festival. It is celebrated for different reasons. It is celebrated in the remembrance of the victory of Goddess Durga over Mahishasura. This battle was fought to protect Dharma. In the Northern, central and western states it is celebrated in the win of God Rama over Ravan. It also refers to the occasion when Arjuna defeated all Kuru warriors. Arjuna killed more than 1 lac soldiers. Rama killed Ravana to free Sita. A deadly battle was fought between Rama and Ravana. Rama killed Ravana. Ravana had 10 heads. Arjuna defeated the Kuru army on the same day when Ram killed Ravana. So Dusshera is also known as Arjuna’s day. 

 

Celebration

Dusshera is celebrated by telling Ram Lila stories. It is a public holiday. Special foods are prepared. Hindus believed that it is a lucky day to start a new business. Government offices, post offices, and banks are closed on Dusshera. Celebrations include fireworks. People’s foreheads are painted with tika. As Dusshera is celebrated to remember the end of the Demon King Ravana so most of the children are admitted to the school on this day. The play models of Ram and Lila are made. In different areas of the country, the 10 headed models are burnt. The temples are lightened and major forts are decorated with colorful lights. The worshiping of Durga is mandatory. 

 

 

2-Bhai Dooj

It is a festival that is celebrated for the eternal love between different siblings. It is celebrated on the 5th day of Diwali. It is the 2nd lunar day of Shukla Paksha. According to the Hindu calendar, it is celebrated in the month of Kartika. It is also known as Bhai Beej, Bhai Fonta and Bhau Beej. On this day sisters invite their brothers for dinner. Sisters perform aarti for their brothers and place tika on brother’s forehead. This tika tells about the love and prayers of the sisters for their brothers. In return brothers also give cash and gifts to their sister. The women who do not have a brother or their brothers live far away from them worship the Moon God. 

 

History

It is considered that Yamraj visited his sister Yami. His sister served him with different dishes including sweets. Yamraj gave a unique gift to sister to show his love. Yamraj declared that the brother who would receive tilak and aarti by his sister would never be frightened. Another tale tells us that this day is celebrated to remember the day when Krishna returned to his sister Subhadra after killing Narakasur. His sister welcomed him with tilak, sweets, and flowers.

 

Celebrations

On this day brothers and sisters remember their responsibilities for each other. This celebration is the way to symbolize the love and care of brothers and sisters to each other. Sisters make a seat for their brothers. They worship the hand of the brother and apply rice and Sindoor. At this day sisters pray to God to protect their brothers from all problems and evils. Special dishes include Basundi Poori. In Haryana dry coconut is also offered to brothers at the time of aarti. In return to all done by the sisters, brothers follow their responsibilities of loving and caring their sisters.

 

3-Diwali

It is the most awaited and important holiday of the year. It is a national festival. This festival lasts for five days. It is celebrated during the Hindu calendar month, Kartika. It is usually celebrated 18 days after Dusshera. Diwali means rows or series of lights. Its first day is called Dhanteras and its second day is called Choti Diwali. It is celebrated on the day of no moon night. Then lamps are lit to brighten up everything around.

 

History

Some believe that Diwali is the celebration of marriage of Lakshmi with Vishnu. Diwali is also celebrated to remember the return of Rama after killing Ravana. Some say that Diwali is an event for the celebration of the victory of Vishnu over Bali. 

 

Celebration

All the rituals of Diwali have a story behind them. The significance of lights and firecrackers on the sky is an expression of respect to the Heavens. The sound of the firecrackers makes the Gods aware of the joy of the people living on earth. Many people love to gamble on Diwali. They believe that gambling on Diwali night will make them successful in the coming year. This is because Goddess Parvati played dice with her husband Shiva. People wear new clothes and distribute sweets among their relatives. It is a public holiday on Diwali. People worship Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha for their welfare. Different multicolor Rangoli make the houses look more beautiful. On Diwali, poor people also light some lamps to celebrate this day because they believe that the light will push back all the evil forces form their houses. Many people clean their houses to vanish evils. They make different meals and invite their relatives.

Green Travelling is about making small choices to help the environment. It is up to you, what image you want to leave on the destination. Every small decision you make will create a huge difference. It is like a ripple in a pond. If you will start with a positive notion then it will follow. If you start any negative and harmful notion. You will see the side effects of it later. 

 There are certain controls. For example, the chemical consumption in a hotel creates pollution. All hope is not lost. You can opt for a more Eco-Friendly system.

 We have suggested 10 Tips on How to become an Eco-Friendly Traveler.

1-Use Eco-Friendly green transport

 Many transport companies do not take notice of maintaining their vehicles. Opt for the Eco-Friendly vehicles.

 There is a high amount of carbon emission in takeoffs and landing of a flight. The fuel burn at a greater level at that time. Try to take a continuous flight to avoid this pollution.

 You should opt to travel on a hybrid or electric vehicle to cut down the use of gasoline. Traveling via local or public transport is also a good option. It is low cost and it saves resources.

2-Avoid plastic

 Plastic is a great cause of pollution in the environment. Plastic is non-biodegradable. They do not decompose. Plastic is dangerous for land and marine life. Many multinational companies and NGOs are working to make earth a plastic-free. You should take part in it. Do not travel with such plastic products that can cause harm. Always use the stuff which is reusable and recyclable. Carry your water bottle to refill. For example, shopping, choose an Eco-Friendly bag. Avoid the so-called disposable stuff and bring your environment safe product

3-Choose sleeping accommodations

 Due to the rise in awareness of being “Green,” many hotels opt for Eco-Friendly stuff. The U.S Green Building Council has set parameters for hotels. They check on water, energy-saving, environmental quality and selection of all materials. The hotels which pass the criteria get a certificate called LEED. On your visit to the hotels check for the certificate of LEED. Check for other certifications in other countries.

4-Do not waste any food

 Wasting food is unethical. You should either opt for a buffet or make your food. Tons of food go waste per annum. This create a lot of pollution in the environment. The food wastage has adverse effects on the climate. You as a traveler should keep it in check. Order only what you can finish. Food waste produces methane or more powerful greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide. These greenhouse gases absorb infrared radiation and heat the atmosphere. This increase in temperature causes climate change and global warming.

 

5-Go green when shopping

Prefer the local handmade souvenir. Do not buy anything that endangered a plant or an animal. It will boost thus making them go extinct. Use an eco-friendly reusable carrier bag for shopping. Look for the local traditional artifacts. You should not use plastic shopping bags as these bags are the major source of global warming. Avoid using paper bags as most of the paper comes from the tree cutting process. Use reusable bags as they are durable and can ensure many shopping trips.

6-Save energy

It is necessary to save energy. The energy generators emit a lot of radiation. These radiations are very harmful. You should reserve electrical energy. Even though you are paying for the room. It is necessary to light up the room. Switch on the lights you need. Keep in mind to switch off the light and all appliances before leaving the room. You should unplug all your devices. The use of programmable devices and lights can save a lot of energy.

7-Take the rules serious

When you enter a state or a region you should abide by the law to follow local rules and regulations. On traveling to the other country, you should learn their. You can learn important phrases as well. Always honor their rules and traditions. Seek the help of the locals if there is a problem. Their culture is important to them. So, respect their culture. Immerse yourself in the traditions of the locals. Try their clothing, food and living style. This will give you a great holiday experience.

8-Keep the area clean

It does not matter where you are going. You should keep the area clean. The waste you make is going to scar the face of Mother Nature. It is up to us to take care of cleanliness. There are many places where people do not care about throwing the rubbish. It is very bad for the environment and also it looks ugly. Make a habit of throwing everything in the bin. If you are going for a picnic then be careful to pack. Do not take plastic bags with you. Use tapper ware or reusable plastic and other utensils.   

9-Rethink the luggage

When you are going to travel for a long time the luggage should be the least. It is easy to carry a light bag. Flights get affected by over packing. You will carry your bag around from places. To ensure safe and easy traveling re-think what is important to carry with you.

 

10-Organize online

You can book your flight and hotel online. The online world is progressing day by day. Every field is now on the internet. Every company provides facilities online. You can work online to book a flight. You have to take a copy of your booking with you to show them. Uncountable trees cut on the global level for the manufacturing of paper. It is a digital age. Quit paper and use an iPad or notebook to write your blog or journals.

 

Conclusion

Go Green Think about a reservation at every step. It is not just your house. It is about the earth. Try to adopt all eco-friendly options. With the awareness spreading around, it is easy to go green now, it will a big impact on your life. All of these small changes will ensure the empirical effect on tourism.