A Winter resort took a poll of its 350 visitors to see which winter activities people enjoyed. The results were as follows:?
178 people liked to ski, 154 people liked to snowboard, and 49 people liked to snowboard and ski. How many people in the poll liked to snowboard or ski? I got 49 liked both, 105 liked to snowboard, 129 liked to ski. I added those up and got 284 all together, i then subtracted that from the original 350 and got 67 left in the universe. What would be my answer?
What are the must visit places in Uttarakhand?
Laluri village homestay. Situated in the lower belt of Himalaya only 3 hours drive from Rishikesh.Stunning views: The place is best for the people who wants to spend time in peaceful place with stunning views of mountains and take a break from crowded and noisy city life.Feel like home: You will enjoy your time with your host family who will give you homely environment. You can help the family with the daily chores like cooking, cleaning, fetching water from spring, working in the field or feeding the buffalo.Cultural exchange: You can trek around in the mountains in the pine forest. You can meditate or practice yoga in the tranquility of nature. If you are lucky to come during the season then you can relish the wedding and other cultural ceremonies. You will be happy to meet welcoming and friendly villagers.You can enjoy the local food and learn to cook. You definitely going to spend some good time of your life. To book your homestay you can visit Home - Holy Hills
What are the things I should do in Manali as Honeymooners?
Manali is a great place to be at this time of the year. For starters below are things I would like to suggest.Take a Volvo Sleeper Bus to reach Manali from Delhi. I would suggest a day journey as the road to Manali is picturesque. Book HP tourism only.Once you are there take the hotel in around holiday inn area. Its calm and peaceful.Bargain like hell with taxi guys there.Hire a local guide Incase you are in mood to exploreDon't shop from there. They sell lot of fake stuff and that to over priced.incase you still shop then bargain hardincase you happen to go to see the ice on mountains take your own winter clothes like jackets caps gloves etc. Do not take it from rent there. They are dirty and overpriced.If possible and you love to ride a bike then take a Enfield bullet on rent. This will help you save cost and will be romantic.Try paragliding and do visit the Buddhist temple.Have food in market area or take a parcel from there and have it in your hotel. Good food and cheap rates.Try out hot leave milk with jalebi available in market area.Last but not the leats.. curdle up in your blanket with your partner and enjoy your honeymoons.
What are the top things to do in Colorado?
Depending on your age and interests also (abilities) so here goes and don’t just look at my age and move on!I’m 70 with some physical disabilities (fibromyalgia and atypical migraines (get migraines from light).Well, last week I tubed down the Yampa river at Steamboat (second time), went up The Gondola (9,000 ft.) had a picnic at the top and hiked 1.5 miles. Went to an art show.I’ve been to the Rodeo at Steamboat (fun)!My friends who are younger climb mountains, fish, ski, cycle. One owns a climbing gym. Another friend owns two tea houses.Denver has more coffee companies (real makers) than San Francisco and Colorado is a big beer crafting State.That brings me to some festivals.Tour de Fat (sponsored by New Belgium Brewery) is a bicycle costume parade in Fort Collins with 30,000 or more.There’s a Winter Kriskringl Fair in DenverCorn, Beer, Peach, Tea…food themed festivals and music festivals. (Tons of absolutely free things to do including concerts!)Winter here is beautiful! Lights in the trees all over Old Town, carriage rides and caroling. Tubing when it snows. Foodie walks and art walks on Friday nights.(Fort Collins)Every town has something going on. As you see, I take photos!(The food is good and healthy here too!)