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• Azerbaijan's ancient historical, cultural heritage and natural landscape attract scholars, art connoisseurs, musicians and tourists from different continents of the globe. Azerbaijan is often dubbed as the "Land of Fire" due to its petroleum reserves and thousands of ground sources of natural gas, many of which have been burning for thousands of years. Experience the holy abodes.  
• From skiing in winter to autumn festivals, witnessing Novruz in spring and feeling the Caspian vibe in summer, there are great reasons to visit Azerbaijan throughout the year. Here’s a quick guide to what to expect in every season.
• These winter months are the perfect time for a Christmas trip or New Year’s celebrations. From the beginning of December, festive cheer takes over Baku’s Fountains Square. While snow is a rarity in Baku, big Christmas trees and markets help to get everyone in the Christmas mood. For those who love a chilly mountain top, we could not recommend the ski resorts of Shahdag and Tufandag enough. Snow sports enthusiasts are welcome from December through to the end of March, and you can take your pick from the variety of hotels at each resort to suit how you want to usher the festive season in: snuggled up with your family, or on a romantic adventure with your loved one. 
• Spring in Azerbaijan is a special time as this is when nature awakens after its winter hibernation. What’s more, this is when we celebrate our favourite Azerbaijani holiday – Novruz – a festival of spring and the coming of the new year. All Azerbaijanis take part in this traditional holiday with their customs and rituals that provide the perfect opportunity to witness Azerbaijani culture and traditions at their finest. You’ll be welcome not just to watch but also take part in celebrations! Occupying the small gap between spring and summer, May is an ideal time to get out and explore Azerbaijan’s many historical monuments and natural beauties. Visit places like the Goygol and Maralgol lakes near Ganja and the ancient cities of Sheki and Gabala which will all delight you with their beauty. The Hirkan National Park is a great option for the ecotourists among you and especially beautiful at this time of year. 
• The period between early June and late August is Azerbaijan’s hottest and sunniest time. Summertime in Baku is the perfect medicine for those who crave respite from a long cold winter, especially if you paint your trip with the exciting colours of sunsets on the Absheron. Baku’s peninsula is lined with long beaches with all you need for a great summer holiday. Resorts have been built with excellent recreational facilities catering exclusively to your comfort. What’s more, this is a great time to tuck into Azerbaijani food and wine and to hunt for cultural and natural treasures in the countryside. Summertime is also the time for events and festivals. Experience big events like the Azerbaijan Grand Prix and the Summer International Music Festival or discover small folk festivals like the Nomadic Culture Festival in Gadabay – a great place to try traditional food and chat to local people!
• With cooler temperatures but still plenty of sunshine, this is a great season for long mountain walks, visiting national parks and enjoying exclusive spa breaks. Autumn in Baku is perfect for wandering around the city, but you can still venture from here far into the Caucasus Mountains. This is also the time of the annual grape harvest so why not pop into vineyards in Gabala, Ismayilli, Shamakhi or Goygol? Besides trying all the delicious local wines, you might also be invited to take part in picking the grapes. November is a great month for slowly taking in the beautiful colours of the Caucasus. Wrap up warm and venture out to scenic forests and lakes. 
• In Baku you will discover a constantly evolving tapestry of life and energy from bazaar to penthouse. Being a coastal city, Baku is intrinsically open-minded and hospitable. Guests are welcome to stroll along the Caspian promenade (the Boulevard), visit the Old City (known locally as Cherishers) and enjoy the unique architectural blend of East and West.
   

welcome to Vietnam  

• Vietnam as the land of the 'Ascending Dragon', Vietnam is one of the hidden treasures in Southeast Asia. With the staggering natural beauty of lush mountains, authentic culture, scrumptious cuisine, amusing nightlife and golden-sand beaches, a trip to Vietnam from India can be planned for group tour package or romantic honeymoon with tour package Vietnam tour packages.
• SM tour and services llp offers Vietnam packages with different durations and sightseeing spots so that you can customise the itinerary of your Vietnam trip according to your choice. These packages ensure that you have a hassle-free vacation experience and would want to travel again.
• While it lies off the popular tourist trail of Thailand and Cambodia, Vietnam is somewhat of an unexplored gem waiting to be explored with the Vietnam holiday packages with sm tour and services llp. A blend of bustling cities like Ho Chi Minh and time-honoured traditions in the countryside offer several delights to tourists with Vietnam tours. Browse our listings of tour packages for Vietnam to discover this beautiful land of contrasts. The best part, the Vietnam trip cost from India almost fits every kind of budget.
• A majority of Vietnam tour packages from India introduce travellers to the country’s natural beauty as well as man-made masterpieces. The main destinations for tourism in Vietnam include Hanoi (capital city), Halong Bay, Danang, Nha Trang, Ho Chi Minh. To enhance their trip, travellers can also book Vietnam and Cambodia tour packages. Some of the best tourist attractions in Vietnam.
• We are more than happy to welcome you all here and admire our stunning landscapes, free your soul on white sandy beaches, experience our unique and beautiful culture and meet the people in the friendliest country. Particularly, to indulge in our scrumptious cuisine at Michelin rated restaurants or to join us in outstanding
• Wandering these tree-lined lanes past crumbling colonial facades will transport you back in time. However, today's Hanoi is about much more than the past. The ancient city is being invigorated with modern cafes, world-class restaurants, and cool art galleries. When the sun goes down, you have your pick of watering holes, from sophisticated rooftop bars to buzzing Bia hơi. If you're traveling to Hanoi for the first time, these are experiences you must try at least once in your life. From ancient temples to buzzing markets, Hanoi's got it all. It's basically the cultural heartbeat of Vietnam. 
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• If you want to experience a desert adventure, you can rent 4x4 vehicles. If you want to play golf every day at challenging courses, you can. If you just want to shop for luxury goods, there's no better place than the Dubai Mall. You can even spend the day snowboarding if that's what you desire.
• Attracting more than 10 million foreign visitors every year, Dubai is the Arab world's premier tourist destination, and it's a great place for an Asian vacation.
• Whenever you go, you can count on sunshine and warm weather. But Dubai is about much more than year-round sun. It's the kind of place where gourmet restaurants seem to multiply every week. From the sushi at Blue Jade to the stunning Indian dishes at Amal, every cuisine seems represented.
• Dubai caters for everyone - with shopping, sports, and cultural attractions that place it right at the top of the global vacation league. Don't miss out.
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• Dubai is also a cultural centre in the Arab world. Music is a huge part of Dubai's cultural life - with big shows like Les Misérables at the Dubai Opera and live pop and jazz artists at venues like Stereo Arcade and Music Hall. Art is also a local passion, and Art Dubai (held in March) is one of the fastest growing art festivals in the world.  
• Dubai is the second largest emirate in the UAE and is often referred to as the Pearl of the Gulf. Dubai was originally divided into two parts and separated by Khor Dubai, a natural seawater inlet: Bur Dubai and Deira. Bur Dubai, along with Deira and Al Shingada, form part of Old Dubai. Of these, Al Shingada is the oldest neighbourhood where the rulers of Dubai once lived. The different places in Dubai get their name from their natural features. For instance, Al Muteena receives its name from the clayey soil in the area. Similarly, Al Hamriyah is called so because it is a coastal settlement for people from Sharjah. Old Dubai has several souks or traditional markets selling spices, gold, garments, and other items.
• New Dubai is in complete contrast to old parts of the city. It is modern well structured, and it abounds with luxury. Some of the world’s largest, longest, and most famous buildings are located in New Dubai. For instance, the Ibn Battuta Mall, Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall, etc., are in New Dubai. Some places here include Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, Dubai Hills Estate, etc
• With its giant shopping malls, eclectic architecture, and majestic skyscrapers, Dubai is a fantasy land, attracting millions of tourists with luxurious and opulent lifestyles. But it’s also a city of contrasts where working class immigrants have set up shops to cater to their fellow countrymen. Case in point: Dubai is the best place outside India (or Pakistan) to satisfy your biryani cravings. Here are some of the reasons you must book a Dubai tour package today:
• America may be about everything bigger and better, but Dubai is about opulence. It’s the only place in the world where the police drive supercars like Aston Martins, Bugattis, and Lambhorgini Avendetors. Spa treatments at one of Jumeirah’s spas involve 24 carat gold and even pure platinum. There’s also an ice cream café that costs $900 per scoop, which includes Italian truffles, saffron, and edible gold.
• There are cocktails made with diamonds, hotel rooms built underwater, and the world’s most expensive biryani. The world’s most expensive cupcake is sold at $1000 per cupcake and is made using Ugandian vanilla beans, strawberries, and Italian chocolate. All of these are then decorated with 24 carat edible gold.
• With an arid desert climate, Dubai has winter and summer seasons. Naturally, the best time to visit the city is from November to March, when the temperatures average 25 °C and nighttime temperatures can be as low as 5°C.
• The weather is cool, with temperatures dropping to early twenties and the nights being chilly. It’s a little toasty in January, but since humidity is still low, the temperatures could be as low as 15°C. February is slightly hotter, yet pleasant. There could be a little rainfall and an occasional thunderstorm, but not long enough to dampen your holiday.
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• Dubai's desert setting is one of its greatest charms, and it's easy to explore the nearby dunes. Just book a desert safari or a "dune bashing" excursion with tour providers like Desert Safari Dubai, and they will provide you with the quad bikes and 4x4s needed to master the desert terrain.
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•  Although Dubai is a desert emirate, that doesn't mean you have to be restricted to sunbathing or watching the camel races. In fact, you can ski and snowboard all year round, thanks to the massive indoor alpine centre at the Mall of the Emirates. Going from 100 degrees in the shade to -10 is an incredible experience. 
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• Dubai is one of the world's retail capitals, with massive malls like the Dubai Mall and lively souks selling everything from fresh spices to perfume. You'll find stores selling leading luxury brands like Givenchy and Chanel as well as souvenir markets where haggling is expected.
   

• The most amazing way to experience Thailand! You’ll discover Bangkok, visit ancient temples, learn to cook delicious Thai food, sleep in floating bungalows in the beautiful Khao Sok National Park, party on the world-famous Full Moon Beach, discover the stunning and Phi Phi Islands by boat, snorkel in crystal clear water so much more! With a knowledgeable group leader, an instant group of friends and help with all your onward travel. Get ready for the trip of a lifetime! 
• Gleaming temples and golden Buddhas frame the landscapes in Thailand, serving as a stunning backdrop for tours of Bangkok noodle shacks and adventures along the luxurious coastline. Thailand is a country of many contrasting facets, with glorious beaches as well as forests, jungles and mountains. Whether you want to swim, sunbathe or explore the wildlife, a family holiday tour package in Thailand will never be dull. If you're looking for seaside relaxation, visit the beaches and bay of Hat Karon in Phuket with sand dunes and palm trees. The island of Ko Tao has coral reefs and is the place to go if you want to learn to dive, but you can also go mountain biking or just sunbathe on the beach. The Royal Barge National Museum in Bangkok houses several barges built for Thailand's kings; the beautifully detailed carving is quite breathtaking. Doi Suthep-Doi Pui National Park in Chiang Mai has a wealth of flowering plants and ferns as well as three hundred species of birds. If you're in the mood for a quiet spot, try the town of Sangkhlaburi; from there you can set off on an elephant trek or jungle tour. For mountains and forests, visit the north-western province of Mai Hong Son. Exploring Pattaya, you'll find beaches that are ideal for family’s tour packages Thailand. Wong Amat Beach has peaceful zones and deck chairs, perfect for a calm day by the sea. Jomtien Beach has clean sands and activities for all ages. In Pattaya, family-friendly beaches are ready for your visit.

Welcome to Indonesia  

• The Indonesia tour package offers travellers with a once in a lifetime experience to marvel at some of the best landscapes of the world. These well curated and crafted tour packages from Sm tour and services llp rolls down to make sure that it has got something or the other for every single tourist who wishes to spend his or her holiday vacation with the best ever luxury and comfort. All the tour packages to Indonesia are curated after hours of consideration so that it includes a perfect amalgamation of various sightseeing places and adventure destinations where you and your family can create memories that will last for a lifetime and beyond.
• The Indonesia tour will take nature lovers close to the alluring beauty of mother nature and the adventure seekers close to the thrilling hotspots. Being a nature lover, you will be able to marvel at various important hotspots like the pristine coastline of Indonesia as well as some of its lush green dense forest covers.
• The Indonesia tour packages offer the adventure seekers with options to take part in some of the water-based adventure sports like snorkelling and scuba diving. The special tours from Sm tour and services llp will make sure that you enjoy to the fullest spending less. Booking Indonesia holiday packages from Sm tour and services llp gets you loads of discount coupons and deals so that you can make the most out of your tour to Indonesia along with your loved ones. You will surely fall in love with how everything is put in each of our packages starting from comfortable stays to warm hospitality and from curated sightseeing tours to thrilling adventure activities.Beaches that speak for themselves, resorts that ooze out luxury and delicacies that make you crave for more are some of the reasons that beckon it’s time to plan a vacation in Bali with Sm Tour & Services LLP. From the very first day we take care that you get best of all the facilities and amenities like delectable cuisine, luxurious accommodation and transportation facilities, all this to make your stay in Bali wonderful. The Bali tour packages that we offer you has some of the best itineraries that give you a chance to explore must visit places like Ubud, Kemenuh and Celuk Village. Apart from this, we also take you for a spiritual tour to Batuan Village Temple and make it a point that you also pick the rare hand-crafted products from here back home.
• Embrace the serenity of Bali as soon as you land at Ngurah Rai International Airport. Our representative will take care of everything from there onwards and will escort you to the hotel. Rest of the day is at your disposal followed by night .  
• Indonesia is the world’s largest island country in Southeast Asia between the Indian and Pacific oceans. It consists of over 17,000 individual islands, including the well-known islands of Java, Sumatra, Bali, Lombok, and Sulawesi. Indonesia shares land borders with Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, and East Timor. With a population of over 270 million people, it’s the world’s 4th most populous country. The national language is Bahasa Indonesian (similar to Malay), though hundreds of local languages and dialects are also spoken across the islands. Indonesia has 34 provinces with distinct cultures, dialects, customs and cuisine.
• The landscapes across the Indonesian archipelago vary dramatically, from rugged mountains to black and white sand beaches to dense tropical jungles. Many islands have volcanic peaks, and Indonesia has over 400 active volcanoes, including the famous Krakatoa volcano. Popular outdoor activities include trekking to see orangutans in Sumatra, surfing in Bali, climbing Mount Bromo volcano in Java, and scuba diving at Komodo National Park.
• Indonesian culture reflects strong Hindu and Buddhist influences, Islam, Christianity, and native customs. Handicrafts like batik fabric, woven baskets, and wooden carvings are made throughout the islands. Gamelan music and shadow puppet theatres are also popular traditional art forms. Indonesian food varies by region but is known for being flavourful and containing many spices, such as chillies, coconut milk, fish sauce, and ginger.
• Summer School Holidays (May – June): Indonesia’s dry season coincides perfectly with school summer vacations in India, making May and June ideal times to visit. However, temperatures do increase across Indonesia as June approaches.
• Winter School Holidays (End Nov—Mid Jan): December is a popular time for Indian families to travel to Indonesia to escape the cold. Rain showers can occur but don’t last too long. Bali and Java have the least rain during December and January.
• Avoid Peak Times: Indonesian & Chinese New Year (Jan/Feb), Easter Week (March/April), and July/August bring huge crowds and higher hotel rates, especially in Bali.
• Best Cultural Festivals: Experience unique festivals and events in Indonesia during August (Independence Day) or September (Jakarta’s Anniversary).
• Surfing: Indonesia’s peak surf season runs from April/May (before rains start) through October (before monsoon swells)