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LIVE 24-SEVEN - TRAVEL TRAVEL NEWS WHERE TO GO IN OCTOBER…


October is the perfect time to immerse yourself in other cultures. Head to India and join millions of Hindus, Sikhs and Jains for Diwali, the five-day 'Festival of Lights' or discover the historical sites of Jordan, where the lack of summer heat means you can explore the ruins at biblical sites such as Mt Nebo in comfort. Home or away, here's some travel inspiration for you...


PALACE STAYS & COLOUR GALORE. . .


October to March happens to be the best time to visit Rajasthan with its cities of pink, blue and gold. Romantic lakeside palaces that are breathtaking and desert camps for the adventurous are all on offer in one of India's most beautiful states. Udaipur is full of romance whilst the streets of Jaipur present you with all the hustle and bustle that you would expect when visiting India.


ROMANIA. . .


SUNDAY LUNCH & STAY IN CAMBRIDGE. . .


The studious town of Cambridge welcomed the opening of the University Arms in August, a hotel the town had been crying out for. The Victorian building has been transformed by classical architect John Simpson and maximalist interiors are by Martin Brudnizki (the new Annabel's in London). What gets us most excited though is the restaurant Parker's Tavern, the fact that Sunday lunch is served from the roast-beef trolley and they also offer Parker's Picnics, Paniers and Punting Hampers to take the Parker's experience outdoors, makes us want to jump with glee! 192 rooms and suites means there's plenty of room for people wanting to explore this famous town....Universityarms.com


Romania is a country of medieval castles, Gothic churches and charming towns. Carpathian Mountains and the Black Sea, dense forests and snow- capped peaks all add to the travel appeal. Hotels made of ice, underground amusement parks (I'm not joking) and Dracula's Castle are just a few of the other reasons to consider a visit. Sighisoara, a small medieval town in Transylvania has a UNESCO-protected centre and colourful houses lining the streets, but there is an eerie side to the town... it's the birthplace of Vlad the Impaler and considered one of the most haunted cities in the world...Why not time a visit for Halloween?


MATCHMAKING FESTIVAL SUCCESS!


For 150 years the Lisdoonvarna's matchmaking festival has been said to hook-up hundreds of lovebirds! Hosted across every weekend in September, it's the place to be if you're single. This year the festival attracted over 40,000 people who came for the live music, pub crawls, speed-dating, horse racing and the craic! It takes place every year, so make sure it's in the diary for 2019...that is if you're single of course. The festival itself dates back to when farmers from the surrounding areas came to town in search of ladies to woo....it now attracts singles from all over the world... matchmakerireland.com


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