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January holidays

India's state of princes is spectacular in January. It's pleasantly warm, the holiday crowds have vanished and you can dance through its palaces as if on your own private Bollywood set. Don't miss the jewels in its crown - pastel-hued Jaipur, turquoise-speckled Jodhpur and romantically golden Udaipur - but leave room in your itinerary for a few forgotten treasures: serene Jal Mahal or the lost city of Bhangarh. January also provides the perfect weather for an Arabian Nights-style safari in Jaisalmer, where you can traverse the desert on the back of a camel and sleep under the stars.

​If you are searching for some winter sun, visiting Thailand in January is your best pick! Clear skies and rays of sunshine will make for a memorable vacation, whether you are looking for a beach retreat or a city break. Nature lovers will be especially overjoyed with the blooming flowers in the countryside or go rafting in Khao Sok National Park. Sun-seekers have plenty of islands to choose from, as Ko Phi Phi or Ko Samui, where the snorkelling or diving activities are at their highlight. And though the Chinese New Year is not a Thai public holiday, Bangkok’s Chinatown transforms itself into the soul of the party with numerous dragon parades and dancing, where everyone will definitely have a good time!

Regarded as the peak of the summer season in South Africa, January with numerous activities and beautiful landscapes, available to its visitors. Photography and nature lovers will be stunned by the blooming flora and lush sceneries. Cape Town is at its best during this month, coming alive for Kaapse Klopse festival (Second New Year) with its bright colours and traditional music. Another highlight of the region is the L’Ormarins Queen’s Plate Racing Festival, celebrated since 1861, this is one of the most important races in the world. The Eastern Cape is perfect for a safari, while the Northern regions attract birdwatchers from all over the world. This is definitely the ideal month to enjoy the incredible pink and red arrays of South Africa’s sunsets!

If you want to experience a unique Brazilian summer, the best time to visit this incredible South American country is definitely the month of January. Throughout the country, warm temperatures and a couple of rainfalls can be expected, but the last only makes it a true Brazilian travel experience. The major cities, and Rio de Janeiro in particular, can be a bit busier as preparations for the festivals take place, but they are equally exciting to visit. Canoeing in the Amazon is a highlight for adventurers who enjoy wild experiences. And if you want to see the real power of Iguassu Falls, January is the best time. Brazil in January is a recipe for a one of a kind vacation!

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