Besties for life, sisters / brothers from another mother, or simply soul mates, no matter what you call your gang, the fact remains unchanged that they are, have been and will always be an important figure in your life. So we at Tripbeam thought, why not pamper these mates of yours with a great weekend getaway destinations? We’re offering cheap flights from Toronto to Delhi and many more such journeys to help you guys explore all the different facets that life still has to offer you.
With everyone usually working their heads off during the week, it is only natural that people want to relax on the weekends with their friends in tow. To chill out in the luxuries of nature with your close ones without spending a significant portion of your bank account, isn’t that the ultimate dream? We’re here to make it come true with these fantastic weekend getaway destinations that are not too heavy on your pocket, yet provide you with all the rewards of the vacation for working harder.
Neemrana offers a quick escape from Delhi with an offbeat experience. Party hard in the evenings and go wild in the mornings with activities like zip lining.
Distance: 140 km from Delhi (about 3 hours’ drive)
Try out the local wine here or go camping after trekking to Triund. We assure you, partying out here in the mountains would be definitely worth the entire trek!
Distance: 475 km from Delhi (about 10 hours’ drive)
Explore Mussoorie on foot, especially the walk to Lal Tibba. Other enticing things here include the delish aroma of food at Chaar Dukaan, the lovely waterfalls for some good times with picnic, games and swimming, along with the splendid Himalayan ranges’ view accompanying you on the journey.
Distance: 287 km from Delhi (about 6 hours’ drive)
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Uttan is a fisherman’s town near Mumbai with activities like camping, band performances, barbecue and bonfires aplenty along with some of the cleanest beaches you’ll ever see. To visit, book online flight tickets from Toronto to Mumbai on Tripbeam and avail exciting discounts.
Distance: 40 km from Mumbai (about 1.5 hours’ drive)
Imagine ochre domes, blooming gardens, ornate interiors of the palace and yummy flavorful Hyderabadi Biryani to eat your fill of. What else could you need more?
Distance: 150 km from Bengaluru (about 3.5 hours’ drive)
Waterfall, wildlife viewing and coffee plantations- Chikmagalur is complete in its own way. You have to pursue this fun- filled evening with friends, should you love wildlife sanctuaries.
Distance: 245 km from Bengaluru (about 4.5 hours’ drive)
Parties near waterfalls or coffee plantations? How about relaxing near colonial architecture? Coorg offers it all, so just come visit.
Distance: 245 km from Bengaluru (about 5.5 hours’ drive)
Intriguing landscape views with thick forests and high mountains, emerald coloured pristine lakes and breathtaking waterfalls. That is Wayanad in a nutshell.
Distance: 280 km from Bengaluru (about 5.5 hours’ drive)
Trek through the forests of Matheran with fresh, crisp air surrounding you. Do remember that vehicles are banned here so if you love natural getaways, this is your go- to location. All you have to do is book airline tickets from Toronto to Mumbai with Tripbeam.
Distance: 80 km from Mumbai (about 2 hours’ drive)
Did this help you with choosing your next destination for the weekend getaway? Or are you having trouble with flight bookings? Ask us about any trip related queries and we’ll get back to you with a solution in 24 hours only.
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