Visitors to Delhi Have a New Experience to Enjoy Now!

One that will leave them tempted for more!

Kingdom of Dreams is exactly what it purports to be – Delhi’s newest and most exotic tourist destination and an entertainment centre that dishes out more than the usual expected and experienced by Delhites and the city’s visitors alike till date. It is a Kingdom of Dreams indeed!

Here, entertainment gets a new definition altogether with an incredible concoction of Bollywood bonanzas, gourmet delights, and cultural extravaganzas. Nautanki Mahal, a 4D theatre and the star attraction of Kingdom of Dreams, enthrals your senses with shows such as Zangoora – The Gypsy Prince. Zangoora is the first of Bollywood’s musicals and is created by the who’s who of Bollywood including Shiamak Davar, Shankar, Ehsaan, Loy and Javed Akhtar in coordination with London-based David Friedman.

Culture Gully or the Street of Arts offers a cultural experience unlike any other. An elaborate boulevard, the Culture Gully, brings together the best of India’s culture, arts and crafts and cuisine with live kitchens, an array of handicraft shops and live entertainment in the form of folk dances and music.

Another major feature of this amazing entertainment centre is the ShowShaa Theatre, where the legends of Indian mythology come alive in fascinating performances. Guests can also role-play as a bridal couple or a wedding guest and experience the wonderful intricacies of an Indian wedding. An amazing display of talent at the Great Indian Talent Circus further entertains guests with some amusing, some spine-tingling performances.

Spread over five acres of land, the Kingdom of Dreams has become India’’s first complete live entertainment and leisure destination.

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Exploring Paris on wheels is one of the new trends that is making an impact on the tourism world today. And, no, we are not talking about cars or any other vehicle. We are referring to inline skating.

Surprised! So were we, when we first heard of it. But, when we gave it a thought, it appeared as a very obvious way of touring Paris in an environment-friendly manner without losing its romance. A feature promoted by the Rollers et Coquillages, a Paris-based inline skating association, inline skating through the boulevards of Paris makes the city come alive in a way that no other mode of commuting has been able to achieve.

Generally, tourists tend to get absorbed in the larger sights and whiz past numerous hidden gems. Inline skating gives tourists an opportunity to explore and get to know the city intimately as they incorporate even lesser known attractions lining the streets of Paris in addition to Notre Dame and other popular attractions.

There are several inline skating tours conducted for tourists either specifically on Sundays or at night; traffic is generally stopped on the streets to make room for the skaters who are led by a team of volunteers. More information can be found at http://
www.rollers-coquillages.org/

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London is a city that needs no introduction. Even a first-time visitor is acquainted with landmarks such as the Big Ben, the London Eye and the Buckingham Palace. At the same time, London weighs on the heavier side when it comes to costs. A night’s stay in even an average hotel can set you back by about £160 and that is excluding the food cost, laundry expenditure if you are on a long stay; travel costs and the entry costs to tourist attractions.

However, that does not mean that you cannot enjoy a vacation in London without making a dent in your savings. All you need is to be travel savvy. To get you going, RatedApartments.com has compiled a list of top money-saving ideas contributed by seasoned visitors to London and helpful locals.

• Plan your travel in advance for the best deals: Scout around for the best deals; the internet is a booming place and most travel websites offer great deals on accommodation and flights, especially during the low season. The earlier you plan, the more you save on travel costs.
• Buy e-tickets to London’s attractions online – it turns out to be much cheaper and you can avoid the long lines as well.
• Look out for alternative form of accommodations especially if you are travelling as a large group. Hotel rooms for a large number of people often can be very costly, no matter how good a deal you get. Alternative forms of accommodations such as vacation rentals, serviced apartments, self-catering apartments, hostels and dormitories often turn out to be much cheaper.
• Vacation rentals also have the additional benefits of having their own kitchen, which can help a great deal in reducing the food costs.
• Opt for the public transport: London’s tourism authorities have launched several environment-friendly transport schemes such as the Barclays Hire-a-Cycle Scheme, which are cheap on the pocket. For instance, there is no charge for the first half an hour and it costs only £1 for every hour. In addition, cycles can be hired and dropped off at any docking point.
• Oyster Cards: Oyster cards are some of the most beneficial and cost-effective commuting options issued by or on behalf of London’s transport authorities. A small blue card, the Oyster card can be used for London tubes, National Rail, Docklands Light Railway, London Tramlink and even London buses. You can easily buy an Oyster Card online in advance and get them delivered to your home.
• For entertainment, check out if there are any local events coming up during your stay. You need not be a billionaire to enjoy the best of London. Events such as the London Cocktail Week, London Restaurant Festival and BBC’s Proms in the Park open the best of London’s dining and entertainment to the public. There are also free events such as the Mayor’s Thames Festival and the Notting Hill Carnival that are perfect for a wild night out.

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