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Trendy Travel Trade with Food & Shop Volume VII • Issue II • March 2020 • Pages 52 • Rs.100/- Address: Good Wood Estate, Lower Bharari Road, Bharari Road, Shankli, Longwood, Shimla, Himachal Pradesh 171001 Phone:0177 265 9012 Hola Mohalla, Anandpur Sahib 8 March to 10 March 2020 For More Information Please Contact Tourist information center, Near Gurudwara Takhat Sri Keshgarh sahib, Guru Teg Bahadur museum. Sri Anandpur sahib : Mobile -9779167832, Email - [email protected] PUBLISHER'S NOTE Trendy Travel Trade with Food & Shop Volume VII • Issue II • March 2020 • Pages 52 • Rs.100/- Editor & Publisher : Vedika Sharma Director: Babita Sharma Senior Editor : Tarsh Sharma Reporter : Parul Malhotra Consulting Editor : Pradeep Kapur Consulting Editor(West) : S K Mishra Consultant Art Director : Anita Mudgal Dear Reader, and the aging process. Why not do Graphic Designer : Sangeeta Arya yourself a big favor? Make yourself a priority and take some time off. 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AUSTRIA: Arrive and Revive ondering how you’re going to keep the Restaurant before riding the funicular up the hill kids occupied this summer? Fear not, as “Hungerburg”, offering jaw-dropping views of Wwe’ve put together a list of our top family Innsbruck and its mountain environs! days out in Tirol that you and the kids are sure to Afternoon: A wonderful 30-minute walk through enjoy! stands of the old-growth forest takes you to the adventure playground at Gramartboden. Adjacent The federal province Tirol located in Austria has Gramarthof Inn is a kid-friendly place that serves more than its share of stunning natural attractions, delicious, homemade ice creams. but sometimes the kids are eager for things to do that Evening: Walk back to Hungerburg and ride the “J” don’t involve mountains and hiking. We’re happy to bus to get to the heart of Innsbruck. 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If you everything from authentic Tirolean fare over are in Innsbruck with kids in the summer holidays, Mediterranean cuisine to Asian delights. Christine Mukharji, Director, ANTO you will be looking for a mix of a big day out and cheerful days. Here are some ideas to help you build your own itinerary to suit your family, your pocket, and the weather. Claim your share of summer fun by getting outside and exploring every corner of the country, where there's no end of summer things to do... Morning: Urban meets outdoors in Tirol’s relaxed capital, where Zaha Hadid’s space-age Hungerburg Funicular speeds you from the centre to the Alpine Zoo: With its distinctive mountainside setting on foot of rugged Nordkette Mountain Range and with engaging exhibits and irresistible attractions, the wonders of the wild are yours to explore. Peer into habitats of over 2,000 animals native to the area, including ibexes, brown bears, otters, golden eagles and wolves. 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    Proposal Contents From the Kingdom of Happiness The Bhutan Travel Cookbook Book Concept . 3 Table of Contents. 5 Sample Chapters . 6 1. Tshechu Festival: Masked Dancers Invoke Ancient Gods . 6 2. Blessings from the Horse’s Head Monastery . 24 Target Market for the Book . 44 Marketing the Book . 46 Comparative Titles . 47 Lama D and Sri Jana 2 Book Concept From the Kingdom of Happiness, A Bhutan Travel Cookbook Join me for an adventure into the soul of Bhutan, a window into the original Shangri-La, a series of true stories about how I found balance and spirituality. My adventures include falling in love with a Lama, being forced out of my home in the US, and moving to Bhutan to find the ancient Eastern mind largely unaltered by time. This is a multi-sensory travel guide with stunning images and descriptions that share intimate first-hand experience of Bhutan's cultural traditions, breathtaking landscapes, and authentic food flavors. A different sort of travel guide, the book follows the footprints of saints whose raw, sublime energy still lingers in the mountain caves, where Monks and Lamas enact battles of prehistoric gods between good and evil. Where Bhutanese red rice and mountain spices lend nourishing flavor to every meal. This book won’t compete with the usual tiny-print travel guides. Instead it’s an easy-to-read resource of beauty and cultural insight to treasure. Weaving stories with photos and recipes, I’d like to share how unique synchronicities led to falling in love with a Lama via Facebook Messenger, to finally meeting up with him, and serendipitously discovering it is possible to find love on the opposite side of the world.