TravelManagers Australia - Mamita Mishra

15/02/2025

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Our exclusive small-group Char Dham Tour is almost fully booked!
Your chance to embark on a spiritual journey of a lifetime. Message me if you’re interested! 🙏✨
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🌟 Join Our Exclusive Char Dham Teerath Yatra – Sept 2025! 🌟

After an incredibly successful and deeply spiritual journey to the Himalayas last year, many have asked for another opportunity—so here it is! ✨

🚩 Small group departure in September 2025
🚩 Limited seats available – secure yours now!

If you've been dreaming of this sacred pilgrimage, now is the time. Contact me ASAP for details! 📩🙏

13/02/2025

🌟 Join Our Exclusive Char Dham Teerath Yatra – Sept 2025! 🌟

After an incredibly successful and deeply spiritual journey to the Himalayas last year, many have asked for another opportunity—so here it is! ✨

🚩 Small group departure in September 2025
🚩 Limited seats available – secure yours now!

If you've been dreaming of this sacred pilgrimage, now is the time. Contact me ASAP for details! 📩🙏

01/02/2025

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29/12/2024

We were honoured to do the Cunard Queen Elizabeth II Ship inspection earlier this month. It is a beautiful ship and am so excited for my group to be cruising Japan and Korea this beauty in April.
They have really interesting itineraries.
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Cruising is at the heart of what we do, so we jump at any chance to check out incredible cruise experiences up close. Earlier this month, 13 of our superstar PTMs (plus one lucky NPO team member) were buzzing with excitement as they spent a day aboard Cunard's glamorous Queen Elizabeth during her stop in Sydney 🛳️✨🌏

23/12/2024

Re-posting as I did not get an opportunity to take a photo this year while volunteering at the local shopping shopping.

Wishing you all a lovely Christmas and a very happy, healthy and joyous New Year filled with lots of travels and adventures.

I want to take a moment to express my sincere gratitude for your unwavering support over the past years. 🙏✨ Your trust has been the driving force behind my journey, and I am incredibly thankful for the wonderful memories we've created together. 🌍❤️

2024 has been a memorable year with a few trips and the highlight has to be the group I escorted on the Char Dham Tour in the Himalayas. I feel very blessed to have visited these spiritual places and have ticked a few off my “Places to visit list”

As we look forward to the future, I’m filled with excitement for the endless possibilities ahead. 🚀✈️ Your support inspires me every day to keep delivering exceptional travel experiences and personalized service that you deserve. 🌟🌐

Here’s to more breathtaking adventures, more unforgettable memories, and even more opportunities to help bring your travel dreams to life in 2025

May your holidays be filled with love, warmth, and joy, surrounded by those who mean the most to you. 🎅🎁❤️ Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a New Year filled with health, happiness, and prosperity. Stay safe, and here’s to the magic of the season! ✨

Stay safe everyone
From your personal Travel Manager, Mamita
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🎄🌟 Heartfelt Christmas Greetings from your Personal Travel Manager - TravelManagers Australia - Mamita Mishra 🌟🎄

As the year comes to a close, I want to take a moment to express my sincere gratitude for your unwavering support over the past years. 🙏✨ Your trust has been the driving force behind my journey, and I am incredibly thankful for the wonderful memories we've created together. 🌍❤️

Once again, this year I am so excited to be part of charitable organisations and volunteered as a Christmas gift Wrapper at the local shopping centre to spread holiday cheer while embracing the spirit of giving. It's a small gesture to express my gratitude and contribute to the community that means so much to us. 🤝❄️
Looking ahead, we're excited about the opportunities the future holds. 🚀✈️ Your support motivates me to continue providing exceptional travel experiences and personalized service. 🌟🌐

Here's to more adventures, more unforgettable moments, and more opportunities to assist you with your travel plans in 2024.

May your holiday season be filled with warmth, joy, and the company of loved ones. 🎅🎁❤️ Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year. Stay safe everyone
From your personal Travel Manager, Mamita
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18/12/2024

Experience the magic of India with our exclusive Taj, Tigers, and Holi package! Celebrate the vibrant Festival of Colours, explore the iconic Taj Mahal, and embark on a thrilling safari at a renowned national park to spot majestic tigers. A journey you’ll never forget!

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06/12/2024

✨ 12 days of Christmas ✨
Let’s countdown to Christmas with unique festive traditions from a different destination around the world each day!

Day 5: South Africa 🇿🇦
Christmas in South Africa is as colourful and vibrant as the Rainbow Nation itself. You can experience traditional Northern Hemisphere elements like twinkling lights and carol singing (such as those seen on Cape Town’s Adderley Street and at Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens), while enjoying the warmth of the summer season. Many South Africans spend Christmas Day at the beach, enjoying the outdoors and a festive meal ☀️

A staple of South African culture is the braai: a wood or charcoal-fired cookout where perfectly grilled meat, often lamb or chicken, takes centre stage. Roasted whole suckling pig is another popular choice for some families' Christmas dinner, ideally followed by a generous serving of Malva pudding with custard. Other traditional foods include milk tart, koeksisters and a variety of salads. Christmas in South Africa is a true celebration of summer, family and community.

18/11/2024

Get ready to jingle all the way with our Christmas Travel Trivia Competition! This holiday season, test your knowledge on festive destinations, holiday traditions, and winter wonderlands around the world. Play our trivia game and you could win a $100 eGift Card for yourself and one for your personal travel manager. Whether you're a globe-trotting trivia master or just love all things Christmas, our promotion is a great way to get into the holiday spirit. Let's make your Christmas season merry, bright, and full of surprises!

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11/11/2024

The travel sale event of the year is here at TravelManagers and we have so many exclusive offers not to be missed! To get you into the festive season we have a collection of offers from 9 suppliers with products ranging from luxury cruises to walking tours and everything in-between. Welcome to Black Friday 2024.
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03/11/2024

Kolkata, India
I organised a private customised tour in Kolkata for our last day as I wanted to visit specific places that is not in the usual tours. Our tour guide, Malini was amazing.

1. Our journey began at the poignant Indentured Labourers “Girmitiyas” Memorial at Kolkata port, and it was an experience that deeply moved us. Standing at this historic site, we were struck by the weight of the stories it held—this very port was the departure point for countless Girmitiyas, sent off by the British to distant lands like Fiji, Mauritius, Trinidad, and Suriname.

These individuals signed a five-year agreement (this word “agreement” became “girmit”), lured by the promise of golden opportunities. Instead, they faced grueling labor in the unforgiving sugar cane fields, a grim reality that felt like slavery. It was heartbreaking to reflect on the resilience and suffering of those who were promised so much but received so little in return.

As we walked among the memorial’s stark yet powerful reminders, we felt an urgent need to honor these lives and share their stories, which are often absent from our school curriculums. This chapter of history may be overshadowed, but it deserves to be remembered and acknowledged. Our visit was a reminder of the enduring impact of colonialism and the strength of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

2. 15th century Shaktipeeth Kalighat Kali Temple visit was next and to our pleasant surprise there was hardly any crowd which made it extremely easy to visit the temple and have darshan.

3. Next stop was Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose house which has been converted into a very interesting museum. His achievements as a freedom fighter to help India gain independence is truly beyond words.

4. The first non-European and the first lyricist to win the Nobel Prize in Literature Ravindra Nath Tagore’s house, now museum was our next stop. He was a Bengali poet, short-story writer, song composer, playwright, essayist and painter. His very talented family of 250 lived in this huge house.

5. Next stop was the drive over the famous Howrah Bridge to Belur to visit the Ramakrishna Mission Belur Math. Which was also adorned with colourful Diwali lights. As soon as you enter the gates, you can feel the peace and calm, meditative ambience of this beautiful kept huge area. We visited the temples of Ramakrishna and Swani Vivekanand temple along the Hooghly River. A place well worth visiting in Kolkata.

6. Next on the tour was the Dakshineswar Temple. Dakshineswar Kali temple has 12 dome. Twelve temples of Lord Shiva have been established around this huge temple. The temple of Mother Kali is situated on the terrace in the form of a huge building.

7. We strolled through the vibrant streets, which were alive with Diwali festivities. The atmosphere was electric, filled with the joyful sounds of celebration. Music filled the air while dazzling lights and decorations adorned every corner, creating a magical ambiance, a true reflection of the spirit of Diwali.

As we drove to the airport for our flight home, the festivities of Diwali celebrations bid us farewell and we carried with us memorable memories of this wonderful place.

29/10/2024

After an amazing experience and many memorable moments on the ABN 7 night cruise on the mighty Brahmaputra River, we left for Kolkata via Jorhat airport, arriving at JW Marriott Kolkata.
Kolkata is alive with the festivities of Diwali

28/10/2024

DAY 7 of the Brahmaputra River Cruise

Today, we experienced the once royal kingdom of Assam along the Brahmaputra that is Sibsagar, which also served as the capital of the Ahom kings. Sibsagar serves as a testament to the Ahoms' enduring legacy and the unique blend of Indian and Southeast Asian influences that shaped their culture. Shan by origin but later converted to Hinduism, the Ahoms ruled Assam for some 600 years until the mid-1820s. One of their many architectural feats was recently awarded the UNESCO World Heritage tag.

We visited temples with stupa-like profiles and palaces of distinctive form. The temple tank here is believed to be the world’s largest hand-excavated reservoir and quite the feat of engineering.
On our return to the ship, which had cruised down to Neamati Ghat, close to Jorhat.

We were treated to yet another wonderful range of delicious food which was also our farewell dinner hosted by wonderful crew.

Our last night on the ABN cruise ended with tea/coffee in the saloon.

28/10/2024

Day 6 of the mighty Brahmaputra River Cruise
Today we visited the biggest river island, Majuli Island and visited 2 satras, a high school, mask making satra.
We reached Majuli Island around breakfast time. One of the world’s largest river islands and a microcosm of Assamese culture, Majuli is much-photographed but little-visited. It is a stronghold of the peaceful religion of neo-Vaishnavism and the elegant island satra’s (or known as monasteries) dating back to the 15th century. These satra’s have played a crucial role in preserving and promoting Assamese art, culture, and traditions. The celibate monks showcase a unique way of life where the faithful live simply, offering worship through gayan-bayan (songs and musical instruments), dance-drama and recitation of scriptures.

We visited a monastery at Auniati with its eclectic museum, then attended a dance performance at Kamalabari monastery before we cruised up to Salmara Ghat.
Another satra we enjoyed visiting is Samaguri Satra which is very famous for mask making, the art has been handed down by generations and we were very privileged to meet with the Padmashree recipient, Shree Hem Chandra Goswami, the satradhikar or religious and administrative head of the Samaguri Satra in Majuli was selected for the award for his painstaking efforts to revive the traditional masks of Assam.

In the afternoon, we visited a nearby village known for its traditional handicrafts such as hand made pottery and handlooms.
The early evening we were entertained by an international multitalented Niranjan who played various flutes, drum and dance.

The day wrapped up with a delightful tandoori dinner on the sandy banks. The staff truly outdid themselves, creating a stunning setup complete with twinkling lights and a cozy bonfire under the stars. As we savored our meal, we attempted to spot and identify planets in the clear night sky, all while the soothing sounds of Assamese and English classics played in the background. It was a magical evening to remember.
Looking forward to tomorrow and the new highlights of this amazing trip.

25/10/2024

Day 5 of the Brahmaputra River.
We visited one of the villages along the banks of the river.

25/10/2024

Day 4 of the Brahmaputra River Cruise, visit to the local village, Bishwanath

The banks of the mighty Brahmaputra boast riches galore, from wildlife to tea gardens, walks through tiny villages to cycle rickshaw rides through country towns. With many places almost inaccessible on foot, a cruise is a leisurely, pleasurable way to experience the ‘real India’ in this often overlooked corner of the country.

This morning we visited Biswanath, known for its Ahom-period Shiva temples. There is a lot of history dating back centuries.

The Biswanath Ghat is also popularly known as “Gupta Kashi”. It also a large village of Assamese silk weavers, weaving intricate patterns onto colorful fabric made from the Mugga Silk.

The Bordol Shivji temple is said to be built by Ahom king Rajesvar Singha (CE 1751-1769).

Walk through this quaint Assamese riverside town before embarking aboard and setting off again, with Kaziranga still on the far bank. Keep an eye out for wild elephants which have been spotted while sailing past the National Park, and once or twice, memorably, a tiger.

A leisurely afternoon of gently cruising up the river offers a good chance of spotting the endangered Gangetic dolphin.

25/10/2024

Day 3 of the Brahmaputra River Cruise

After indulging in a delicious breakfast, we embarked on an exciting excursion to a scenic Assam tea plantation, a perfect introduction to the region’s lush landscapes and rich tea culture. Later, we continued our upstream journey, cruising past the famed Kaziranga National Park. This part of the voyage is a magical blend of adventure and serenity, offering breathtaking views of one of the world’s most remarkable wildlife sanctuaries.

Whether you’re a nature lover, wildlife photographer, or simply craving a peaceful escape, gliding through the waters alongside Kaziranga offers an unforgettable experience. As the day drew to a close, we anchored near the charming village of Biswanath, ready for more adventures ahead.

23/10/2024

The Brahmaputra River originates from the Kailash ranges of the Himalayas, starting at an impressive elevation of 5,300 meters. It winds its way through Tibet before entering India through Arunachal Pradesh, then flows across Assam and Bangladesh, eventually joining the Bay of Bengal.

Day 2 - Kaziranga National Park is a UNESCO listed world heritage site of India protected area in the northeast Indian state of Assam, and known for Great Indian one horned Rhinoceros.

Spread across the floodplains of the Brahmaputra River covering 42,996 Ha, its forests, wetlands and grasslands are home to tigers, elephants and the world’s largest population of Indian one-horned rhinoceroses. Ganges River dolphins swim in the park’s waters. It’s visited by many rare migratory birds, and gray pelicans roost near Kaziranga village.

21/10/2024

Day 1 of the 7 night ABN cruise on the Brahmaputra River, Assam sailing upstream towards Jorhat