Hello Traders !
Highly Volatile September Series came to an end, We saw high of 8055 and low of 7539 range of 516 points sentiments of traders moving from extreme negative to positive but overall from August to September expiry nifty moved just 81 points (Close of August Series 7948 and Close of September Series 7868) suggesting it was expiry for Option Writers. 7900 CE/PE combo was trading at 500 during September series has expired at just 32 Rs. For October series we need to close above 7958 for bullish move else any close below 7767 can see bears taking upper hand and nifty moving towards 7539/7422.
Nifty chart between 27-Aug to 24-Sept
The last month was very volatile, mainly driven by global cues, china concern, the FED etc. High volatility, fight between bears and bulls, humors, concern about global economy, slowdown etc was fatigue, stressful for many traders which resulted in anxiety, frustration and tiredness.
The upcoming 3-day holiday, 2nd to 4th October is a great opportunity to RELAX AND RECHARGE yourself. You may use the holiday to spend some quality time in nature's lap, away from your screen, away from your clients, away from your advisers, away from all the hip-hops and chit chat. To spend some time with yourself and your love ones.
It will surely relax you mentally, physically and spiritually! And when you will be back to your screen on 5th- October you will feel more energized more focus.
So what are you waiting for? Just pack your bags, make the arrangements..
I am just sharing some fantastic places near Delhi (by the way I live in Delhi) you may check some.
While most of the best known tourist places near Delhi are swarming with tourists during the peak seasons, it’s always better to travel to places that are lesser known. There are numerous offbeat destinations near Delhi that has survived the rampant wave of commercialism.
Places that aren’t yet well known may have some drawbacks, like scarcity of activities after sun down and extravagant accommodation options. However, the much needed peace and tranquillity is guaranteed.
1) Pangot- A birdwatcher's trove
A charming little hill town located in the Nainital district of Uttaranchal, Pangot is like a paradise for nature lovers and bird watchers. With around 580 bird species been recorded in this area, you are bound to encounter a few fluttering colourful feathers. Even though it’s counted as one of the offbeat places around Delhi, the resorts here are gorgeous and will make your holiday worthwhile.
Distance: 310 KM
Nearest Railway station: Kathgodam
2) Binsar- Towering peaks to roaring predators
Binsar is breathtakingly surreal! From the vivid view of the Trisul and Nanda Devi to its lush wildlife sanctuary, Binsar has it all to lure your wanderlust. Perched up at 2400 meters above sea level, it is one of the highest hill station in the Kumaon region. It’s still one of the fairly offbeat destinations around Delhi that is not yet commercialised by tourists.
Distance: 400 km
Nearest Railway Station: Kathgodam
3) Fagu- A hamlet of stone houses
Fagu is an enchanting little hill town in the Kufri region of Shimla. You can have a glimpse of the majestic Himalayan summits from here. Dotted by little stone walled houses and lush green plantations, it’s definitely one of the most charming offbeat weekend getaways near Delhi. Make sure to be a part of the ski fest if you’re here in February.
Distance: 380 km
4) Darang- A whiff of freshness and refreshments
Another Himachali beauty, Darang is located near Mcleodganj on the road to Palampur. Walk through lush tea gardens rolling over the hills and mesmerise to the sound of toads and chirping of birds. It is one of the offbeat holiday destinations near Delhi from where you can view the majestic Dhauladhars standing tall over the delightful hamlet.
Distance: 435 km
5) Kausani- Charming meadows adorned by pine and oak trees
Another undiscovered Kumaoni beauty, Kausani is the best place to view the majestic massifs of Nanda Devi, Trishul and Panchachuli in their full glory. There are a few 12th century temples in Bajinath that you can visit and the view points from where you can witness the mountains. It's one of the offbeat weekend getaways near Delhi in Uttarakhand that has managed to retain its natural form.
Distance: 398 km
Nearest railhead: Haldwani
6) Munsiyari- Gear up for Panchachuli
Munsiyari is a popular destination among mountaineers and trekkers, but it’s still counted as one of the offbeat destinations near Delhi since it’s not yet frequented regularly by tourists. The best part about this quaint little hamlet in Uttarakhand is that you can have a vivid view of the Panchachuli peaks from here. It is also the starting point for the Milam glacier trek.
Distance: 572 km
Nearest railhead: Kathgodam
7) Naukuchiatal- The lake with nine corners
Naukuchiatal is a surreal destination in Uttarakhand. Flanked by Bhimtal and Nainital on either sides, this picturesque hill town is best known for its placid and beautiful lake which is the deepest in the region. Another amazing feature of this place is the independent art and music festival, Escape.
Distance: 320 km
Nearest rail: Kathgodam
8) Kanatal- For a little adventure and tranquility
Situated between two extremely popular and commercial hill stations Mussoorie and Chamba, Kanatal is so far one of the offbeat places near Delhi that offers absolute tranquility and peace. There are a few awesome properties by famed hoteliers like Club Mahindra and there are also few adventure camps that offers exciting activities amid the hilly terrains.
Distance: 317 KM
Nearest Railhead: either Dehradun or Rishikesh
9) Dausa- Stepwells, palaces and royalty
Did you know, the bewildering step well that was featured as the ‘Pit’ in “The Dark Knight Rises”, is located in a small village in Rajasthan? That’s Dausa for you, a quaint traditional village located near Jaipur with many other historical marvels like Bhadrawati Palace and Khawaraoji. It’s one of the offbeat destinations near Delhi that you can visit with your family.
How to reach: 258 km
Nearest Rail head: Dausa
Source: http://traveltriangle.com/
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