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Share this with your fav flight buddy 👇🏼 [collab] I thought people were exaggerating about Bhutan flights until I actually did it…Here are some things the internet DOESN'T tell you! 👀 Monsoon season = bumpier flights, so October & November are usually the clearest months to fly 🌦️ Bhutan is one of the only carbon-negative countries in the world. Plus, The country is super beginner-friendly for first-time international travellers from India😭 Also pro tip: always book the LEFT side window seat while flying Delhi → Paro 👀 and the best part? I tracked price drops for this route on @skyscanner.india instead of checking fares manually every day and it honestly made booking SO much easier 🥹 With their drops feature I coould get early updates on the best offers available right on my phone. So what are you waiting for? Share this with your gang and plan your trip to Bhutan NOW!🙈 [Bhutan tourism, Delhi to Bhutan, Paro Bhutan, Bhutan flight experience, Indian travellers, budget international trips, Himalayan flights, Bhutan travel tips, travel reels, Skyscanner]

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Correction: Some clips here are from the Manang/Tilicho Lake side, which is on the Annapurna Circuit route. Just to clarify: the Circuit and ABC are different treks wherein the number of days you need to spend differ and the length too, both are stunning!! I personally trekked up to Tilicho and turned back rather than crossing over Thorong La pass - as I didn't have more days - which you can do too!!! Hope this helps anyone planning. The entire Annapurna route is very easy to design based on your convenience! Hence the confusion 💁🏻‍♀️ Who are you taking on this trek? 👇🏼 [collab] things I wish I knew BEFORE my first big Himalayan trek…saving you the research time 🙏 🏥 Altitude sickness hits harder than people expect. Go up slow, spend an extra night at MBC if your body asks for it. No summit is WORTH pushing through a headache at 4000m. 📱 You will have WiFi at tea houses (yes, at 4500m) but it’s slow. Download maps and OFFLINE content before you go. 🧥 Layers are everything. Think thermals, fleece, windproof jacket. The temperature DROPS sharply after sunset even in April. 🗓️ April-May is the sweet spot…stable WEATHER, clear mountain views, no monsoon, no snow on lower trails. For flights, check @skyscanner.india …I always turn on price drop alerts on the route I want and wait for the notification instead of checking manually. Makes the whole booking process so much less stressful ❤️🥹 Share this with someone who needs this trip in their life 🏔️❤️ #skyscanneradvocate [Annapurna Base Camp tips, Nepal trek packing, ABC trek first time, altitude sickness trek, trekkers of india, Skyscanner price drop, Himalayan trek guide]