5 Reasons Why You Should Book a Car in Advance
Festivities about to begin and millions of people working out of their hometown are started heading their home to celebrate it in a grand way and of course the rush greatly affect transportation problems, especially on the public transportation services.
But fortunately we have an option to secure and book a cab or travel online easily and people also finding it more convenient than travelling through any other modes of public transportation. If you too are planning to visit your hometown or any holiday destination in this season then you can drag yourself away from this holiday rush by booking early now.
But fortunately we have an option to secure and book a cab or travel online easily and people also finding it more convenient than travelling through any other modes of public transportation. If you too are planning to visit your hometown or any holiday destination in this season then you can drag yourself away from this holiday rush by booking early now.
And here we are giving 5 reasons why you should book a car in advance:
1. Save Time and Research more exciting things :
Once you have confirmed that where you are going and booked it in advance then it will be easy to look forward to plan many other things such as What to pack?, Exploring the destination and routes, local entertainment listings and many of things so you can really make the most of it all.
2. Get you to your destination for less :
Ahead of the festive season, fares will be higher than usual so travel experts suggest making reservation as far in advance as possible so you can get the best rate.
3. Better chances of More Choices/Options:
Early booking or reservations will get more choices. First of all is that you have the best chance to travel on the date you want and second is it gives you an option to compare and choose a best suitable cab, accommodation and your next travel plans according to your requirements in the best price.
4. To Avoid Disappointment :
Many a time you might experienced of no availability of seats or tickets at the end moments, so it's good idea and suggestion to book early all your travel plans to avoid disappointment.
5. To Avoid Cancellation charge :
Generally according to cancellation policies of most travel companies, if a traveler cancels 24 hours prior the pick-up time, he/she will be charge a cancellation penalties. But if you’ve made a cab booking well in advance and your plans change and you have to cancel your booking, you will be aware in advance what charges you are likely to be faced with.
What do you think about booking a cab in advance? Share your opinion with us here!
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9 Colours of 9 Days of Navratri Festival in 2020
Navratri's Nine Colours And Their Significance
Navratri a nine days festival of worshiping Goddess Durga and her nine incarnations. Navratri is a combination of two words 'Nav' and 'Ratri' which literally means 'Nine Nights'.
Now the Navratri begins this year from October 17, 2020 and everyone is getting busy with purchasing the best combinations of colors to immersed in festival fever and pandal hopping for Garba and Dandiya with family and friends by following the Government issued SOPs. If you are planning to head to visit your desired Pandal or place and want to be a part of celebration then go ahead with on time and affordable car rental services in your city.
This year, Navratri celebration won't be the same because of the COVID-19 pandemic. There will be a smaller celebrations yet the spirit shall remain the same. People are looking out on traditional way of celebrating festivals.
During this festival mostly devotees are excited to wear nine different colours of dress which signify that particular form of the deity on each day of the festival. Here is the list of nine different colours that are supposed to wear on different days of Navratri.
Day First: Gray colour
First day of Navratri is called as 'Ghatasthapana'. The day is dedicated to Goddess Shailaputri and the colour to wear on the first day for devotees is "Gray"
Day Second: Orange colour
Second day of Navratri is called as Dwitiya and on this day 'Goddess Brahmachari' is worshipped. the colour to wear on the second day for devotees is "Orange"
Day Third: White colour
Third day of Navratri or Tritiya is dedicated to 'Devi Chandraghanta' she symbolizes spirituality and meditation and the colour to wear on this day for devotees is "White"
Day Fourth: Red colour
On the fourth day, the crator of the universe 'Godess Kushmanda' is worshipped. The colour to wear on this day is "Red".
Day Fifth: Royal Blue colour
'Goddess Skandamata' is worshipped on the fifth day of Navratri. The colour to wear on forth day of navratri is "Royal Blue"
Day Sixth: Yellow colour
Goddess Katyayani the sixth incarnations of Devi Durga, worshipped on the seventh day of Navrartri and "Yellow" is the customary colour of the eighth day of Navaratri.
'Goddess Kaalratri' seventh incarnations of Godess Durga is worshiped on this day of Navratri and the colour to wear on is "Green"
Day Seventh: Green colour
'Goddess Kaalratri' seventh incarnations of Godess Durga is worshiped on this day of Navratri and the colour to wear on is "Green"
Day Eight: Purple colour
Goddess of kindness and morality known as 'Devi Maha Gauri' is worshipped on the Eighth day of Navratri and "Purple" color to be worn on the day.
Day Nine: Peacock green colour
Goddess of supernatural power 'Devi Siddhidatri' is worshipped on the Ninth day of Navratri and the colour to wear on the first day for devotees is "Peacock green".
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5 Famous Ganpati Idols to Visit in Pune During Ganesh Festival
Ganesha Chaturthi also known as 'Vinayak Chaturthi' is the important Hindu Festival celebrated in honour of Lord Ganesha. The celebration has a long history and roots since the days of Maratha rulers. Indian freedom fighter and social reformer Lokmanya Tilak initiated this festival as a public festival in 1894 with a view to uniting citizens and strengthen the patriotic fervour in Indians.
While it is celebrated all over India, Pune is said to have it's own traditions to celebrating this festival with great pomp and gaiety where the festival actually started.
The city has the five Manache (Respective) Ganesh idols where you have must visit during Ganesh Utsav.
1. Kasba Ganapti :
Kasba Ganpati
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Located in the heart of city at Kasaba Peth, it is also known as Gram Devta of Pune and the temple was built by 'Shivaji Maharaj' and 'Jijabai Bhosale'.
2. Tambdi Jogeshwari :
Tambdi Jogeshwari
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It is supposed to be a oldest temple in Pune, established in 1893. It stands second privileged Ganpati idol of Pune after Kasba Ganpati Mandal.
3. Guruji Talim :
Guruji Talim
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It is the third respective Ganapti idol in pune Located at Laxmi Road. the Guruji Talim Ganpati mandal was started by two Hindu and two Muslim families in 1887 even before Lokmanya Tilak started this Sarvajanik Ganesh utsav and hence it's considered as a symbol of Hindu Muslim unity.
4. Tulsibaug :
Tulsibaug Ganesh Idol
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It is fourth respective Ganpati idol in Pune Located at Tulshibaug. which was established in 1901. This mandal is amongst the first who Glass establishing Fiber statue since 1975.
5. Kesariwada Ganesh Mandal :
Kesariwada Ganesh
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Lokmanya Tilak established this idol in year 1893 in Narayan Peth, Pune. It is revered of known as fifth respective Ganapati idol in Pune. Lokmanya Tilak started this festival with the motive of to enhance the sense of belongingness as well as togetherness among the citizens and still the mandol takes large cultural and educational events and concentrates more on social work.
Along with these you can also visit Shrimant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati idol the richest Ganesh Mandal in the city which was established in the year 1893.
Shrimant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati idol
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How to reach Pune :-
Pune is well connected by air, rail and road to other major cities in India.
Nearest Airport :-
Lohegaon airport where you can get a transfer taxi to reach the city.
Nearest Railway station :-
Pune junction is an important station of Central Railway Zone.
Bus Stand:-
Shivajinagar and Swargate bus stand. The city is easily accessible by state transport buses or rental cars from major cities such include Ahmadnagar, Aurangabad and Mumbai.
If you are planning to visit to Pune to experience immense fun then we suggest that there’s best way to rent a car for the utmost convenience and safety travel to Ganesh festival.
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When should a travel agent proceed for an Car XML API Integration?
Dear future online partners,
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For those of you who might not be aware (or) have reached us for the first time -
Clear car rental Pvt Ltd is India's largest (in terms of reach) on line car aggregator providing car rental services in more than 250 Indian cities and covering more than 5000 Indian locations & also assists renowned Indian travel brands on car rentals.
Clear car rental also offers it's XML car API's to individual web developers, web development companies who wish to integrate them for their clients (or) even to travel agents who wish take their travel business online while adding a PAN India online cab booking module.
API stands for Application programming interface.
Any API integration offers the convenience of building your own web applications using the data which is sourced by some one else.
In case you are new to API's please do refer The 60 seconds guide to understand API's
An API integration can be said more or like to be an avenue where in you can make different travel services available & for sale for your online target customers. The inventory of services on your online shop (your website) may be procured from different XML feed providers.
When should a travel agent proceed for an API Integration {Car API integration}?
1) A travel agent is exploring options to take your travel business on the web (build a website) so that the services he plans to offer are accessible 24X7.
2) A travel agent plans to launch his new travel portal while offering the convenience to its customers book online different travel services.
3) A travel agent plans to add more travel services to his existing basket of online travel services.
4) A travel agent has built his own strong agent network of associates in different cities in India & would like to offer them an standard online system using which they can book different travel services.
For any (or) all the reasons mentioned above an API integration will be needed.
(Although not mandatory) but a travel agent having a long experience & ready relationships in travel trade may help his online travel project get a boost.
Find more information on the XML car API by Clear car rental Pvt Ltd here
It is great to share that we have our online partners (those who have integrated our XML API) almost in all zones of India.
Feel free to reach us with any queries at nikhil@clearcarrental.com you may have on our car rental XML API & we would leave no stone to assist you the best of our capabilities.
Wishing you business success always!!!
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Kailas Manas Sarovar Yatra series - 9
Was it a dream?!
Even now, at the time of writing this, I recall that experience. What was it that I had gone through? How do I describe it to my folks at home? Was it just about the hardships of an adventurous trekking that I am going to narrate? Or about the beautiful landscape? Or about being able to reach the abode of gods and goddesses? Or about securing a place in the list of those luckiest people who could unload all their sins? Any attempt to give a description of that experience would fail. The pain of giving birth to a baby could not be explained in words, just like the joy of touching the feet new born baby. Whatever may be the name of that place…..I call it the womb….womb of the infinite-the unbound-the formless-the nameless-the omnipresent-the un-manifested in the manifested universe.
We had
very little time to spend on the top of Drolma La. Neema hurried us
to move on. It might turn out to be fatal for vulnerable people. I
rushed to my camera, took a few snaps. I was unable to hold the
camera, hands were shaking. Entire valley was covered with fog.
Colorful prayer flags had provided wonderful contrast against the
background of snow covered valley. We had to move from there, we
started descending on the opposite side.
While
descending, we saw the Gauri Kund. It is a small pool of water that
is supposed to be the place where goddess Parvati (Gauri) is said to
have done penance for Lord Shiva. It is situated on a bit lower
altitude than the Drolma La. We crossed a frozen river stream after
that. After about half an hour we descended and reached the plains of
a river stream. We stopped at a tiny restaurant like thing to have
our packed lunch consisting biscuits, fruits and bread. We had to
complete, again about 22 km trek to reach our camp at Zutulpuk.
However, it was on a plain path we had to walk by the side of an
unnamed river stream.
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| Gauri Kund (image credit: Prajna LS) |
Ponies
had arrived there already with their masters for those who had
booked. A fellow traveler, he was the youngest of all in our team,
was suffering from severe sickness. He was brought to the camp in an
ambulance later. It was a terrific walk. I was lagging behind. I had
no energy left to walk. Luckily, looking at my condition, Neema
Sherpa and also Veerbahadur Sherpa took great care of me till I could
reach the camp. The cute looking Veerbahadur used to cheer me up in
between, he made me to drink glucose water, asked me to sit and take
rest and made me to move again…like a kind friend.
I recall
it was like a walk in the oblivion, as if it were a sleep walk. I was
feeling very drowsy. It is a symptom of altitude sickness. In that
delusive state of mind I had tried to recall the faces of our elder
team mates one by one. Then, realized they were on ponies. Huh. But,
not all were. Narayan uncle and the father of Doctor Shailaja were
also coming by foot. No idea how they were, where they were…Veer
Bahadur cheered, “We have almost reached, don’t worry”. He was
just consoling my mind, I know.
It was
raining by the time we reached. Must be around 7.30 pm we had
reached. My folks at the camp were worried for me. They didn’t
know for whom the ambulance was sent. Veerbahadur held my hand in a
majestic way and dropped me at the door of our allotted room where my
folks had been resting!! I just threw out my shoes, rain coat and
jacket and lied on my bed, I was drenched in sweat.
Third
day!
Next
day morning we walked for about 2-3 hours. It was damn easy compared
to the second day! We were feeling very light and were excited. It
was drizzling and after sometime we could see tiny-tiny snow flakes
settling on our rain coats. The entire valley looked fabulous. I told
my aunt that we are blessed by Bhagwan through snowfall!
There
is a small mound to mark the completion of Kailas Parikrama. We
reached there and it was the end of our great venture. We could see
our vehicles at that point. Drove back to Darchen, and after lunch
the group proceeded towards Saga. From saga we came to Nyalam and
from Nyalam we crossed the Friendship Bridge (at Kodari) again to
reach Kathmandu.
When
I reflect upon this particular experience of mine, all seems like a
dream. A dream sent by the ‘un-manifested spirit’ to illustrate
the hardships of realising the ‘sublime’.
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| image credit: Prajna LS |
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