Beautiful People with Beautiful Place

Add a generous dose of style to your travel itinerary and take a journey with these celebrities who take you around the world to their favorite fashionable destinations

1. Bali, Indonesia

“Even though Bali is a beach destination, people who come there from across the world add to its style quotient. The Women wear the best bikinis during the day and the best formal gowns at night. Not many people know that Bali is also known for its high end designer boutiques.”

PLUS Says: Beaches, surfing, nightlife, food, music, shopping… the list goes on. A relatively small island, it is often called the island of the Gods, but despite teeming with tourists this stylish city offers a Combination of unique cultures with a calm and pleasant environment. It’s not without reason why Bali is the Love in Eat Pray Love.

Must Do:  Do visit Seminiyak Street for high end designer stuff. You also cannot miss visiting the Rock Bar there which is on top of a cliff, facing the ocean. And stay at the Bulgari Hotel which is just another world. It is like a picturesque fantasy straight out of a Bond Movie.

2. Capri Island, Italy

“This place is phenomenal. The girls are beautiful and coy while the boys are flamboyant and flirty. Everyone and everything around is all so cool and beautiful. People there are slaves of their clothing and to looking good. ”

PLUS Says: A popular resort island, just three miles off the coast of Italy’s Naples and Sorrento Capri is one of the glitziest islands in the Mediterranean. The mountainous island is surrounded by a blue stretch of sea and it oozes style with its hot springs, chic cafes and restaurants. If you’re visiting we recommend, you do get a pair of Capris from there-even Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis had hers made there.

Must Do: Don’t miss having oysters, caviar and champagne on the beach as you watch the sun go down.

3. Barcelona, Spain

“This place can be whatever you want it to be. It has a very eclectic culture and is very cosmopolitan with people from everywhere. The architecture is beautiful. I also picked up Spanish while I was there six months ago and would try my hand at the new language but with little success, through I enjoyed it immensely. I got tanned on the beach, went to the Picasso Museum and did almost everything there. The people are very warm and hospitable with a cool and comfortable sense of fashion.”

Plus Says: Referred to as the pride of Catalonia Barcelona is one place to take long walks while feasting, your eyes with maverick architect Antoni Gaudi’s whimsical and fairy tale like architecture, Picasso’s artworks, music and dance on the streets and the beauty of the beach. Besides its natural and cultural heritage, the city is also known for its world famous football team FC Barcelona. Bridge jumping, chocolate massages, F1-you name it, they have it all.

Must Do: Definitely go and see everything from the Picasso Museum to the Gaudi’s buildings and the La Sagrada Familia. You can see the entire city from one of Gaudi’s buildings. Don’t miss that. The city has much to offer you might also want to witness some football fever and see one of the local games. 

4. London, England

“London has got a mixture of tradition, fashion and absolutely stunning architecture. I find the entire atmosphere there exceedingly familiar. It may not be Paris or Italy in terms of fashion but it still has that irresistible charm and oodles of style. The man and women dress really well and conduct temeselves with a certain elan and have an element of class. There is certain amount of reserve but that is how you except Brits to be.”

Plus Says: If the stiff upper lip accent is a tad difficult to comprehend, the ethnic mix of people and centuries old history is what makes London so enchanting. Its iconic skyline, grey skies and brick houses contribute to the scenic beauty of the English capital. The culture tradition and lifestyle of his stylish city and its amazing people leaves one enthralled.

Must Do: Do take a walk on Old Bond street for an international exposure in fashion. Every brand has its couture outlet there. Also don’t miss the food there. You don’t find such variety of international cuisine in most places as in London. It’s both sophisticated and qualitative. Whatever if might be, you will find the food of your choice.

5. San Francisco Bay Area, USA

“It’s very laid back and at the same time the night life is amazing there. The best part about this place is that you just might find someone like Tom Cruise or Robin Williams walking down the road casually or sitting on the next table in the café having a coffee. This place lets you be who you are. Nobody bothers you, everybody is just too cool and busy having a blast on the beach or in the night clubs”

Plus Says: Surrounding the San Francisco Bay in northern California, this place is known for its unique lifestyle and culture. People from all over and from different ethnicities give this area its character and there is a visible tolerance of different cultures and beliefs. Everybody exists here and everybody seems to be having a really good time.

Great beaches, quaint architecture, and abundance of galleries and restaurants, amazing nightlife, and fashionable people makes Bay Area stand out as a stylish place.

Must Do: Drive from Santa Barbara all the way to San Francisco. Try the yacht ride and visit Universal Studios and the San Diego Zoo. Also if you are foodie than make sure that you stop by the sea food restaurants and stall along the way.

This article written by Robin Bansal behalf of India Today and posted by MakeYouTravel.com, we provide the Cheap Domestic Travel Packages and Cheap International Travel Packages

India Offbeat Destinations

6.  Paradise of Trekkers - Sandakphu:

Located at an altitude of 3,636 metres, Sandakphu is the highest peak located in Darjeeling district in the eastern part of India. The name Sandakphu means ‘Height of the Poison Plant’ because of the poisonous aconite plants that grow near the peak. The patronizing peak of the Singalila Range, Sandakphu is the most audacious point of many trekking routes in the Darjeeling-Sikkim region.

Sandakphu exemplifies the wild elemental splendor of the snows and the vista from the mountain peak is worth all the adversity endured on the way. It can be rightly called the “Paradise of Trekkers” as one can see four of world’s five highest peaks- Everest, Kanchenjunga, Makalu and Lhotse from this place.

7. The Spell-bound Spiti Valley

Spiti Valley is located in Himachal Pradesh and is a paradise in itself! Situated at the altitude of 12,500 feet above sea level, it is surrounded with mountain ranges, high-altitude alpine lands, soaring peaks enveloped with snow and one of the oldest and most beautiful monasteries.

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Spiti is the biggest district and shares the international boundary with Tibet.This place possesses the unique religion of Tibet – Tibetan Buddhism. Ki Monastery and Tabo Monastery, which are some of the oldest monasteries in the world and favorites of the Dalai Lama, are located here in the Spiti Valley.

8. Believe it or not - Gravity Defying Palace:

A man made wonder and a complete offbeat destination, the Gravity Defying Palace at Lucknow, capital of the eastern region of Uttar Pradesh, is known for its mystifying palace complex. This marvelous creation of 18th-century by the monarch Nawab Asaf-ud-Daula, is a blend of European and Arabic architecture. Bara Imambara’s superlative central arched hall is almost 50 meters long and about three stories high without any pillars or beams.

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The main hall was constructed exclusively with interlocking brick-work and is famous for its mysterious architecture of “Bhulbhulaiya- a dense maze”. This labyrinth is made of more than 1,000 narrow staircase passages meant to prevent any possible intruders. One can roam around the clandestine maze; preferably with an official guide. And alongside one can also explore the adjacent mosque and stunning gardens.

9. Serenity personified - The Phugtal Monastery:

The Phuktal Monastery is a massive cave Monastery held high-up in the steep mountains. It is this demeanour which makes this Monastery unique amongst all others in the Zanskar Valley. The foundation of this monastery is primarily made of twigs and mud. It was found way back in the 12th century and is home to around 70 monks.

The frescoes and ceiling decorations of the monastery connects to the same era of Alchi Monastery and Tabo Monastery – one of the oldest monasteries. The most attractive aspect is the hollow in the rock in the cave over the monastery. The level of the water in this hollow never spills regardless of any amount of water being drawn from it and is believed to have healing powers!

10. Artistically adorable – Andretta:

Some places in the world are made for inspiration. Kangra Valley, in the amazing milieu of the mighty Dhauladhar, the Milky Mountains, has been always known to attract artists. The “Kangra School of Miniature Painting” being just one remarkable exemplar.

What Kangra was to art some 200 years ago; Andretta, a tiny village 14 km south of Palampur, is to artists in the present century. Andretta, with its Italianate sounding name, is a quiet and sleepy village known as a hodgepodge of culture. It nuzzles amongst the undulating plains of Kangra Valley, with a wide panorama of hoary mountains.

Andretta has attracted artists of many hues and was brought to fame by Ms. Norah Richards, the famous writer and dramatist whose writings exhibited deep sensibility to life and people around her. Other attractions include the Andretta Pottery and Crafts society which portray miniature paintings and pottery. Students can also enroll here to learn the art of pottery making.

Eat Right Food in Flight – Spicejet

The food you have before boarding a plane, and while in flight, can make a huge difference to your overall well being.

“It has to do with where and how you are eating your meal – at an altitude of 30,000ft”

Your palms sweat as you board the plane. Searching for your seat twists your stomach into a giant knot of dead. And then you have an entire flight to endure. According to nutritionists, however, the usual complaints of a flyer miss the point.

At that height, it’s not about the food… the human digestive system changes the way it processes food, making it difficult to work off the excess fat and carbohydrates.

Why Complications

At high altitudes, intestines swell up like an unopened bag of potato chips, and the dry, re-circulated air in the cabin causes the body to lose.

“Spicejet offers the option of a special jain menu for its guests. It has to be chosen at the time of booking your flight. Valid only for group bookings”

This article written by Dr. Rachna K Singh, behalf of Spice Route Magazine and posted by MakeYouTravel.com, we provide the International Holiday Packages and Domestic Holiday Packages at Cheapest Cost. 

Enjoy Travel - Amazing India Offbeat Destinations

India is a land with great tourism possible. It’s a land with amazing beaches, theatrical temples, exotic rain forests, colossal mountains, eternal deserts, lively cities, and the Indian peninsula makes an ultimate attraction for the travelers across the globe. Bright and varied in culture, heritage and language, India is given with rich natural beauty that adds to its stillness.

The picturesque hill stations, the spotless beaches, the unique and halcyon pilgrim destinations, the vast deserts, historical buildings to modern structures and from snow capped mountains to boat rides on the peaceful backwater yards; India is a land of endless chances for explorers who desire to explore best of India.

If traditional destinations don’t fancy you enough, we have amassed a list of best of India travel offbeat destinations for you.

NORTH INDIA 

Arrogant mountains, plunging valleys, effusive rivers and jittery wildlife make for enough action to put the northern part of India on top of your precedence list for offbeat places in India. While historical monuments, wasteland life and royalty add to the allure of Rajasthan, the Indo-Genetic Plains and the Himalayas isolate the country from Tibet and Middle Asia.

North India also host amount of offbeat destinations for adventurous activities to add thrill to your life. Mountain biking, mountaineering, paragliding, rafting, skiing, trekking are few amongst a variety of activities you can undertake.

Here’s a short list of some of North India’s best off beat travel destinations:

 1. Roopkund Lake - The Mysterious lake of Skeleton:

Roopkund Lake, better known as “Skeleton Lake,” is one of those terrible secluded places, located in the most unfriendly regions of the Himalayan Mountains. This extremely frightening area of Himalayan Mountains is known for the hundreds of corpses between 300-600 skeletons, which date back to the 15th century AD.

What would have killed these people and why were so many of them on such a grueling journey in the middle of nowhere? Did they die in ritualistic suicide or in a plague? According to the local folklore, the entourage earned the fury of the local deity, Latu. They were caught in a terrible hailstorm and were thrown into the Roopkund Lake.

2.  Khajjiar - The Mini Switzerland of India:

Khajjiar

Khajjiar, often called as India’s Switzerland, is a hill station in Chamba District of Himachal Pradesh. The hill station is picturesquely set in the center of magnificent ‘Deodar’ forests. The clump of reeds and the green field add an exquisite charm to this place. A small plateau in its green turf of dense pine and Deodar forests along its outer edge adds to the pastoral scenery.

This offbeat place in India has the rarest mixture of three eco systems. The lakes, the meadows and the forests come together to make a visit to this place a unique experience. Hence, it is also popularly called the Mini Switzerland of Himachal Pradesh.

3. Experience the frosty Drass

You may have heard about Markha Valley, but very few people know about Drass. Drass, a charming valley bustling on riverbanks, starts from the base of the Zoji La pass. It is often referred to as ‘The Gateway to Ladakh’ and is located in the Kargil District of Jammu and Kashmir. It has a prevalent of extensive copse along the river. The valley is situated at an height of 10990 feet from sea level and the mountain ridges range from 16,000 to 21,000 feet.

This offbeat destination is famous as the “Second Coldest Colonized Place in Asia” by virtue of the utter cold that cascades upon it along with the powerful snowfalls during winters. The temperature can tumble as low as 60 degree Celsius below freezing point. However, during spring and summer, the valley becomes very picturesque as the hillsides turn into lush green pastures with variety of bright and animated wild flowers.

4. Attractive hill - The magical mountains of Ladakh:

Can you ever envisage a vehicle moving up a steep hill with the ignition off? Sounds amazing? The Magnetic Hill is located near Leh in beautiful Ladakh, at a height of 11,000 feet above sea level and is known to possess strong attractive properties which have the strength to pull cars up-hill.

Attractive hill is one of the famous offbeat destinations of India. In reality, it is just the optical illusion effect and there is no attractive disturbance at all. This self-profound attractive hill is one of the popular stops for domestic tourists to experience nature’s mysterious ways.

5. Malana - The Little Greece of  India:

Malana is a small unique village with about 100 houses and is situated to the north-east of Kullu Valley in Himachal Pradesh. It is believed that one of the finest Charas or ” Malana Cream” is grown in this region. It is believed that Malana Cream is the most strongest and top-notch Charas till date.

This ancient lonely village in Malana is isolated from the rest of the world. The regal peaks of Chandrakhani shadow the village and it is among the must visit offbeat places in India. They are measured to be one of the first democracies in the world and do not follow the Constitution of India. They follow an indigenous system and they believe they are independent and superior. Malana is also called as the “Little Greece in Himachal Pradesh” as the Malanis believe that they are the descendents of Alexander-The Great!

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Enjoy the Travel and Tourism Fair In Delhi

Start Date: 13/02/2014 to 15/02/2014

TTF & OTM Delhi is India’s second biggest travel market after Mumbai, generating one-fourth (26%) of all India-outbound travellers. Spread out over 100,000 square feet (approximately 10,000 square meters) in hall number 7 and adjoining areas of the sprawling Pragati Maiden, the event brings together some 400 exhibitors from 13 countries and all over India. First two days are for B2B.

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History of Mewar King: Maha Rana Pratap Singh

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In 1567, when Crown Prince Pratap Singh was only 27, Chittor was surrounded by the Mughal forces of Emperor Akbar. Maharana Udai Singh II decided to leave Chittor and move his family to Gogunda, rather than capitulate to the Mughals. The young Pratap Singh wanted to stay back and fight the Mughals but the elders intervened and convinced him to leave Chittor, oblivious of the fact that this move from Chittor was going to create history for all times to come.

In Gogunda, Maharana Udai Singh II and his nobles set up a temporary government of the kindom of Mewar. In 1572, the Maharana passed away, leaving the way for Crown Prince Pratap Singh to become the Maharana. However, in his later years, the late Maharana Udai Singh II had fallen under the influence of his favorite queen, Rani Bhatiyani, and had willed that her son Jagmal should ascend to the throne. As the late Maharana's body was being taken to the cremation grounds, Pratap Singh, the Crown Prince decided to accompany the dead body of the Maharana. This was a departure from tradition as the Crown Prince did not accompany the body of the departed Maharana but instead prepared to ascend the throne, such that the line of succession remained unbroken. Pratap Singh, in deference to his father's wishes, decided to let his half-brother Jagmal become the next king. However, knowing this to be disastrous for Mewar, the late Maharana's nobles, especially the Chundawat Rajputs, forced Jagmal to leave the throne to Pratap Singh. Unlike Bharat, Jagmal did not willingly give up the throne. He swore revenge and left for Ajmer, to join the armies of Akbar, where he was offered a jagir - the town of Jahazpur - in return for his help. Meanwhile, Crown Prince Pratap Singh became Maha Rana Pratap Singh I, 54th ruler of Mewar in the line of the Sisodiya Rajputs.

The year was 1572. Pratap Singh had just become the Maharana of Mewar and he had not been back in Chittor since 1567. His old fort and his home beckoned to him. The pain of his father's death, and the fact that his father had not been able to see Chittor again, troubled the young Maharana deeply. But he was not the only one troubled at this time. Akbar had control of Chittor but not the kingdom of Mewar. So long as the people of Mewar swore by their Maharana, Akbar could not realize his ambition of being the Jahanpanah of Hindustan. He had sent several emissaries to Mewar to get Rana Pratap to agree to sign a treaty but the letter was only willing to sign a peace treaty whereby the sovereignty of Mewar would be intact. In the course of the year 1573, Akbar sent six diplomatic missions to Mewar to get Rana Pratap to agree to the former's suzerainty but Rana Pratap turned down each one of them. The last of these missions was headed by Raja Man Singh, the brother-in-law of Akbar himself. Maharana Pratap, angered that his fellow Rajput was aligned with someone who had forced the submission of all Rajputs, refused to sup with Raja Man Singh. The lines were completely drawn now - Akbar understood that Maharana Pratap would never submit and he would have to use his troops against Mewar.

With the failure of efforts to negotiate a peace treaty in 1573, Akbar blockaded Mewar from the rest of the world and alienated Mewar's traditional allies, some of whom were Maharana Pratap's own kith and kin. Akbar then tried to turn the people of the all-important Chittor district against their king so they would not help Pratap. He appointed Kunwar Sagar Singh, a younger brother of Pratap, to rule the conquered territory, However, Sagar, regretting his own treachery, soon returned from Chittor, and committed suicide with a dagger in the Mughal Court. Shakti Singh, Pratap's younger brother now with the Mughal army, is said to have fled the Mughal court temporarily and warned his brother of Akbar's actions.

In preparation for the inevitable war with the Mughals, Maharana Pratap altered his administration. He moved his capital to Kumbhalgarh, where he was born. He commanded his subjects to leave for the Aravali mountains and leave behind nothing for the approaching enemy - the war would be fought in a mountain terrain which the Mewar army was used to but not the Mughals. It is a testament to the young king's respect amongst his subjects that they obeyed him and left for the mountains. The Bhils of the Aravalis were completely behind him. The army of Mewar now raided Mughal trade caravans going from Delhi to Surat. A section of his army guarded the all important Haldighati Pass, the only way to get into Udaipur from the North. Maharana Pratap himself undertook several penances, not because his finances forced him to do so, but because he wished to remind himself, and all his subjects, why they were undertaking this pain - to win back their freedom, their right to exist as they wished. He foreswore that he would eat from leaf-plates, would sleep on the floor and would not shave. In his self-inflicted state of penury, the Maharana lived in mud-huts made from mud and bamboo.

In 1576, the famous battle of Haldighati was fought with 20,000 Rajputs against a Mughal army of 80,000 men commanded by Raja Man Singh. The battle was fierce though indecisive, to the Mughal army's astonishment. Maharana Pratap's army was not defeated but Maharana Pratap was surrounded by Mughal soldiers. It is said that at this point, his estranged brother, Shakti Singh, appeared and saved the Rana's life. Another casualty of this war was Maharana Pratap's famous, and loyal, horse Chetak, who gave up his life trying to save his Maharana.

After this war, Akbar tried several times to take over Mewar, failing each time. Maharana Pratap himself was keeping up his quest for taking Chittor back. However, the relentless attacks of the Mughal army had left his army weaker, and he barely had enough money to keep it going. It is said that at this time, one of his ministers, Bhama Shah, came and offered him all this wealth - a sum enabling Maharana Pratap to support an army of 25,000 for 12 years. It is said that before this generous gift from Bhama Shah, Maharana Pratap, anguished at the state of his subjects, was beginning to lose his spirit in fighting Akbar.

In one incident that caused him extreme pain, his children's meal - bread made from grass - was stolen by a dog. It is said that this cut into Maharana Pratap's heart deeply. He began to have doubts about his resolute refusal to submit to the Mughals. Perhaps in one of these moments of self doubt - something each and every human being goes through - Maharana Pratap wrote to Akbar demanding "a mitigation of his hardship". Overjoyed at this indication of his valiant foe's submission, Akbar commanded public rejoicing, and showed the letter to a literate Rajput at his Court, Prince Prithiraj. He was the younger brother of Rai Singh, the ruler of Bikaner, a State established some eighty years earlier by the Rathores of Marwar. He had been compelled to serve Akbar because of his kingdom's submission to the Mughals. An award-winning poet, Prithiraj was also a gallant warrior and a longtime admirer of the brave Maharana Pratap Singh. He was astonished and grieved by Maharana Pratap's decision, and told Akbar the note was the forgery of some foe to defame the Mewar king. "I know him well," he explained, "and he would never submit to your terms." He requested and obtained Akbar's permission to send a letter to Pratap, ostensibly to ascertain the fact of his submission, but really with a view to prevent it. He composed the couplets that have become famous in the annals of patriotism:

The hopes of the Hindu rest on the Hindu; yet the Rana forsakes them. But for Pratap, all would be placed on the same level by Akbar; for our chiefs have lost their valour and our females their honour. Akbar is the broker in the market of our race: he has purchased all but the son of Udai (Singh II of Mewar); he is beyond his price. What true Rajput would part with honour for nine days (nauroza); yet how many have bartered it away? Will Chittor come to this market ...? Though Patta (an affectionate name for Pratap Singh) has squandered away wealth (on warfare), yet he has preserved this treasure. Despair has driven man to this market, to witness their dishonour: from such infamy the descendant of Hamir (Hamir Singh) alone has been preserved. The world asks, from where does the concealed aid of Pratap emanate? None but the soul of manliness and his sword ... The broker in the market of men (Akbar) will one day be surpassed; he cannot live forever. Then will our race come to Pratap, for the seed of the Rajput to sow in our desolate lands. To him all look for its preservation, that its purity may again become resplendent.

The now-famous letter led to Pratap reversing his decision and not submitting to the Mughals, as was his initial but reluctant intention. After 1587, Akbar relinquished his obsessive pursuit of Maharana Pratap and took his battles into Punjab and India's Northwest Frontier. Thus for the last ten years of his life, Maharana Pratap ruled in relative peace and eventually freed most of Mewar, including Udaipur and Kumbhalgarh, but not Chittor. Bhagwat Singh Mewar: "Maharana Pratap Singh (was) called the light and life of the Hindu community. There were times when he and his family and children ate bread made of grass." Maharana Pratap became a patron of the Arts. During his reign Padmavat Charita and the poems of Dursa Ahada were written. Palaces at Ubheshwar, Kamal Nath and Chavand bear testimony to his love of architecture. These buildings, built in the dense hilly forest have walls adorned with military-style architecture. But Pratap's broken spirit overpowered him in the twilight of his years. His last moments were an appropriate commentary on his life, when he swore his successor, Crown Prince Amar Singh to eternal conflict against the foes of his country's independence. Maharana Pratap was never able to win back Chittor but he never gave up fighting to win it back.

In January 1597, Rana Pratap Singh I, Mewar's greatest hero, was seriously injured in a hunting accident. He left his body at Chavand, aged 56, on January 29, 1597. He died fighting for his nation, for his people, and most importantly for his honor.http://www.chittorgarh.com/

Perth – Best Destination Place of Australia

Western Australia is the nation's greatest state, and Perth the quickest increasing city anywhere in the globe.  However, the region still is affected with a deficiency of knowledge when it comes to awesome travel and leisure possibilities. Not many people are aware of all the great locations to visit in Perth, and of the wide potential of the city.

We’re looking to solve that problem with this essential guide.

Getting to Perth

First things first, you cannot enjoy a town completely if you do not know how to get there. If you are journeying from overseas, then Perth has a large airport terminal that gets flight tickets from around the world. Amazing tourists who want to see more of Sydney first can also find household flight tickets, while car rental in Sydney is also accessible at cheap costs, sometimes even free, for those who want to experience the outback before going into the city.

Top Places to Visit

Perth is growing as something as an international cultural center and consequently there is a lot to see and do around the town.

Consider including these factors to your itinerary so you encounter the very best of the city.

Fremantle Prison no more a prison, hence it being start to visitors.  Compared with many old jails, Fremantle shut relatively lately, real estate criminals as lately as 1991.  These days, you can take trips by day or by evening, and the developing is more art gallery than historical relic.

Swan Valley is located short distance outside of Perth, and is one of the states’ centers for great wine and food manufacturing. Spend a day strolling around the vineyards or the collection of towns and cities that are present, and feel like you have knowledgeable the genuine Australia.

Perth Zoo is a definite must visit location. In a country famed for its zoos and wildlife reserves, Perth Zoo is one of the best examples, housing over 1200 animals.

Where to Stay in Perth

Like any global city, Perth is filled with great places to stay, whatever your budget.  With this in mind, we looked at both a great hotel option, as well as a cheaper, more budget-friendly hostel option.

For a hotel close to the town middle, The Sebel Property is a great choice. Found in Eastern Perth, the place provides remarkable terrace opinions of the town, as well as top quality rooms and food.

Spinners Backpackers is a friendly, cost effective accommodation option found close to the dead center of Perth. Found on Newcastle Street, which is close to the main transport routes and where the action is, Spinners is known for travelers who stay there for a night or two, and end up staying for weeks or even months at a time.

Places to Eat

After an active day discovering the town or traveling across Australia, discovering delicious food is going to be a top concern for you. Like all of the other big places in Sydney, Perth is a different place with cooking choices and ideas from all over the world.

The very best restaurants are often to be discovered outside of the town middle, where you often get the sensation that you are spending for the place rather than the excellent meals. If we were to recommend one cafe, it would be the Red Cray seafood & grill, in the Belmont region of the town on the bank of the Swan River.

If you’re heading to Perth, or it wasn’t on your list until now, ensure you take this guide with you so you’re never short of an adventure, a bed, or a great tasting meal during your trip.

This Content write by Devesh Rai behalf of MakeYouTravel, which provides the Domestic Holiday Packages and International Holiday Packages.