Sehgal Transport Travel Blog

A little beyond the busy trails and tourist destinations exists a rather immersive experience; something you can only experience once you ditch the clichéd travel agencies, car camping trips and day hikes. Yes, you got it right, backpacking is the real deal. It doesn't matter if you're planning to enjoy the gap year after school or college or just enjoying your time out of work, keep in mind that backpacking involves a much stringent preparation than an everything-taken-care-of vacation. A smooth transition from regular holidays to backpacking requires you to pay attention to some specific details, and play it tough and smart. When done right, backpacking trips can provide you with richer, rewarding experiences and who knows; you can even come back with a little money for your next backpacking trip. Mentioned below are some backpacking tips for beginners which would help you get the most of your trip: Before you leave 1. Thorough research:  You have y...

India - is not only Goa, Bollywood and the  sari ! If you go to India, be sure to ride through Delhi! The whole town is steeped in history. Delhi is dotted with a variety of mosques, fortresses, and monuments preserved from the time of the Mughal rulers who once lived there. You can find plenty of spiritual places to visit in Delhi . Bahai Temple The Bahai temple is commonly called the Lotus Temple as it looks similar to this flower. The construction is especially beautiful at night when it is lit up with lights. Made of white marble, the temple belongs to the Baha'I faith, which proclaims the unity of all people and religions. The surrounding gardens and ponds have become a great place for picnics. Do not miss the Lotus Temple - it's worth it to see it! Jama Masjid It is a real treasure of the old town and the largest mosque in India. Its yard at a time can fit up to 25 000 members. Construction of the Jama Masjid mosque lasted 13 years and was completed...