A Week Before Your Grand Getaway:
– Note down your packing list. Everything that you need to carry.
– Start consuming the perishables. Further, limit your purchases.
– Pay your due bills.
– Try and wrap up every piece of work.
– Gear up the reading material. This includes books, magazines or e-books.
– Re-fill your medicinal supplies. You wouldn’t fancy running out of them while on the trip.
– Let your relatives/friends know of your itinerary.
– Stock up toiletry and clothes. But what you don’t already have.
– If you have a pet, arrange for a kennel stay/pet sitter.
– Hold all your mails and newspapers. You don’t want everyone to know that you’re not home.
– If you’re flying overseas, notify your bank and credit card company so they might not refuse the charge

A Day Before:
– Get done with all the perishable items that are still left. You can carry some as in-flight snacks.
– Laundry needs to be washed.
– Confirm you accommodations if you’ve pre-booked them.
– The same goes for rental vehicles.
– Don’t forget to get a print of your boarding passes.
– Get your passport xeroxed.
– Make a list of all your destination’s addresses and their contact numbers.
– Put together everything that needs to be packed. And then remove as much as you can. It’s essential to travel light.
– Stay updated on your destination’s weather forecast.
– Backup your data. It’s vital in case you lose your phone or laptop.
– Format your camera’s memory cards.
– Keep a healthy amount of cash.

The Morning You Leave:
– Dispose the garbage.
– Ensure that all the windows and doors are locked.
– Unplug all the electronics.
– Completely charge all your electronic devices.
– Pack chargers for each device.
– Check for all your IDs and browse through your itinerary.
– Check for the last minute essentials (sunglasses, sunscreens, wallet, medicines)

Every time we leave, we end up forgetting a thing or the other. Trying to cram too many things on the final morning is just not feasible. To help you get organized, we, at Sehgal Transport, thought of coming up with this neglected yet essential topic. Let’s hope it helps you get all your ducks in a row.

The heart of the nation offers a plethora of historical monuments, tourist places, shopping sites, and religious places. We, at Sehgal transport, have narrowed down Delhi’s best tourist places to visit this time you drop by this alluring city.

1. Lotus Temple: The Bahai mandir or the lotus temple resembles a lotus and is similar to the opera house in Sydney. The temple is open to all, irrespective of their religious practices.

2. Gurudwara Bangla Sahib: It is one of the most prominent Sikh gurdwara, located in Connaught place, the heart of Delhi. The gurudwara was previously a marvelous bungalow owned by Raja Jai Singh Ruby of Jaipur. Meals are provided to the innumerable devotees arriving every day, free of cost.

3. Akshardham Temple: Akshardham, the divine abode of God, is a Hindu temple of worship, carved out of sandstone and marble. The premises exhibit a vibrant water and light show, gardens, and water bodies.

4. Jama Masjid: The largest mosque in India, Jama Masjid, is capable of holding 25,000 devotees at a particular time. It was the final architectural marvel by the prodigal Shah Jahan.

5. Hazrat Nizam-ud-din Dargah: The mausoleum belongs to Hazrat Nizam-ud-din Aulia, one of the world’s most famous Sufi saints. The Qawwali sessions on Thursdays and Saturdays are a must visit.

6. Dilli Haat: Bargain as much as possible on your visit to the Dilli Haat. With a plethora of handicrafts and culturally influenced bohemian jewellery, this place is a walk through Delhi’s culture.

7. Chandni Chowk: This centuries-old market is also, one of the country’s busiest markets and attracts a swarm of visitors from around the world. It is an ideal place to buy gold and silver ornaments, stationery and fabrics. The famous book-market at Daryaganj is just round the corner.

8. National Zoological Park: Spread over 176-acres, with about 1300 animals and 130 species of birds, this place is a heaven for wildlife lovers and nature lovers alike. With plenty of food joints and snack stalls around every corner, it is one of the most interesting spots in Delhi.