Chandigarh has one of the most geographically convenient addresses in India for weekend travel. Within 250km, you can reach Himalayan hill stations, a UNESCO railway line, India’s paragliding capital, Sikh holy cities, and a 17th-century Mughal garden. The problem most people hit is calibration — they underestimate how long mountain roads take, or they ignore
Picture this: you’ve spent £285 on an Interrail Global Pass, you’re standing at St Pancras International, and the Eurostar desk is asking for an additional £35 just to reserve a seat on the train your pass supposedly covers. Nobody mentioned that part. You pay it, you get on, but you spend the whole journey to