Mata Vaishno Devi in the Trikuta hills of Jammu is one of India’s most visited shrines — and one of the best-organised. With the right preparation, it’s a comfortable yatra for all ages, from children to grandparents. Here’s everything you need to know. Step 1: The Yatra Registration (RFID Card) Every pilgrim needs a free...Read More
Kedarnath is the most demanding — and for many pilgrims the most rewarding — of the Char Dham shrines. The temple sits at about 3,580 m in the upper Mandakini valley, and there are two ways to reach it: on foot, or by helicopter. Here’s an honest comparison to help you choose. Option 1: The...Read More
The Char Dham Yatra — Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath — is the most sacred pilgrimage circuit in the Indian Himalayas. Done right, it’s a deeply moving 9–11 day journey; done unprepared, it can be exhausting. This guide covers the route, registration, best time and preparation, based on the yatras we plan every season. The...Read More
Santorini from the sea, breakfast sailing into Naples, evenings in Barcelona — a Mediterranean cruise is a bucket-list trip for many Indian travellers. It’s also a holiday where the “price” depends on far more than the cruise fare itself. Here’s an honest breakdown of everything that makes up the real cost, so you can budget...Read More
Singapore is the cruise gateway of Southeast Asia — and for Indian travellers it’s the most convenient international cruise departure port: short direct flights from every metro, a world-class terminal, and itineraries that hit Malaysia and Thailand in a single sailing. Here’s how to plan it. Why Start Your Cruise in Singapore Direct flights of...Read More
A cruise is one of the easiest holidays you’ll ever take — unpack once, wake up in a new destination every morning, and have food and entertainment sorted around the clock. If you’ve never sailed before, this guide covers everything first-time cruisers from India ask us. How a Cruise Holiday Works Your fare covers your...Read More
Bali packs jungle temples, rice terraces, beach clubs and private pool villas into one island — which is exactly why it’s a favourite for Indian honeymooners. Indian passport holders get visa on arrival, and a week is the perfect length. Here’s our tried-and-tested 7-day plan. Before You Go Visa: Visa on arrival for Indians (about...Read More
White-sand islands, overwater villas and water so clear it doesn’t look real — the Maldives is the most requested honeymoon destination at Beond Journeys, and for good reason. It’s also one of the easiest international trips an Indian couple can take. Here’s everything you need to plan it right. Visa & Entry: The Easiest International...Read More
Thailand is India’s favourite first international honeymoon — short flights, easy entry for Indian passport holders, gorgeous islands and honeymoon resorts at every budget. But a few smart decisions separate a dream trip from a tourist-trap experience. Here’s what every Indian couple should know. When to Go The best months are November to February —...Read More
Planning a Europe trip? For Indian passport holders, the Schengen visa is the single most important — and most stressful — part of the process. One visa covers 29 European countries including France, Switzerland, Italy, Germany, Spain and the Netherlands. Here’s everything you need to know before you apply. What Is a Schengen Visa? A...Read More
Dubai is one of the most popular international destinations for Indian travellers — just a 3–4 hour flight from most metro cities, visa-friendly, and packed with experiences for families, couples and groups. But when you go makes a huge difference to both your experience and your budget. Here’s our complete month-by-month guide. The Short Answer:...Read More
