Purushwadi Fireflies Festival 2023 - Indian First Village | Travel Update 2023

1. Do you Know About the Upcoming Purushwadi Fireflies Festival 2023? 
Purushwadi will host a spectacular firefly festival from the third week of May to the third week of June. Purushwadi is a tiny town in Maharashtra that organises this spectacular festival every year, when millions of fireflies illuminate the night sky. Seeing these amazing little beetles light up the surroundings, make calming melodies, and create a magnificent panorama is a joy!

2. Mana Village: India’s First-Ever Village or the Last Village? 
Mana is a charming hamlet in the Indian state of Uttarakhand's Chamoli district. According to reports, the Border Road Organisation (BRO) has erected a sign titled "First Indian Village.” With its proximity to the Indo-Tibetan border, this tiny hamlet was once known as the "Last Village of India." 

3. Take Flights to These Hill Stations and See What Awaits You! 
Driving to hill stations is enjoyable until the driver becomes tired of the steep curves and everything in between! Have you ever flown to a hill station to explore it? Save time and energy by booking a flight to these amazing hill towns: Gangtok, Lahaul Valley, Darjeeling, Gulmarg, Ladakh, and Manali! Make the most of your summer by organising a vacation to one of these hill stations with your loved ones. 

4. Summers are on Peak and So are the Flight Bookings! 
Yes, it is correct! Summer has already arrived, and with it, a boom in airline bookings has occurred, with air costs increasing by 25-30%. The popular routes from Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru to Chandigarh, Srinagar, Kochi, Goa, Dehradun, and Port Blair have seen a significant increase! Summer vacation reservations are expected to be three times higher this year than last. 

5. First Air Canada Partners With United Airlines
A big announcement! First Air Canada and United Airlines signs partnerships opening the gates for seamless travel, enhanced experiences, and a range of other add-on advantages! The real race, which was imaginatively designed by local tourist company Aventur, had six mixed teams of travel agents from Canada and the United States. The 15 agents from each nation, as well as media representatives from both sides of the border, embarked on a fascinating and demanding trip through the cobblestoned alleys of Evora, Portugal, a UNESCO World Heritage site.