India is very rich in its historical culture and it is bestowed with gorgeous hill stations, beautiful valleys, flower fields, and romantic gateways. When you think about India’s international boundaries with its neighboring countries, what’s the first thing that comes to your mind? Probably, Armed soldiers, fences, or maybe those unkind electric wires. The border has always been represented as a restricted area but what if I said to you that the border welcomes you...
You will be able to enjoy the diversity of Mumbai through the special culinary food that is available in plenty. The street food here is of different types and these include Gujrati, Muslim, South Indian, Persian and also Maharashtrian dishes. The colors, flavors and the textures of these foods would pop up in your mouth and the best thing is that these will not be a burden to your pockets at all. If you are...
Baoli, commonly known as step-wells in India, are wells with descending steps. Especially in the western part of India, Stepwells are a very common phenomenon and it can be traced back to the Indus Valley Civilisation. These step wells have their practical value and are not merely meant for an addition to the structure. Their step-wells are created by digging up and by going deep into the Earth and these Baoli act as water reservoirs...
India is considered the world’s oldest civilization with its most diverse cultural history. Several religions and races such as Shakas, Hunas, and Kushans, made India their home and they all contributed their mites to this country which makes it a goldmine for the study of architectural evolution throughout history. India has witnessed the rise and fall of great kingdoms, who had played a great personage and changed the destiny of this country many times. Every...
We can easily find the Shiva temple in almost all the states of India. Shiva or also known as Mahadev (Lord of Lords) is the supreme power and is an important deity in Hinduism who is worshipped by devotees all across the country. Shankar, Maheshwara, Rameshwaram, and Mahakal, are the few names by which Lord Shiva is known amongst his devotees. It is believed that he has a total of 1008 names. If you travel...
Winter is on the door and it is the peak season of tourism. The holiday season is celebrated all across the globe and travelers from other countries visit India to explore the country's richness and cultural heritage. Gujarat is one such location in India that is famous for its Runn Utsav, Archaeological Park, Ancient temple and architecture, and many more. There are several reasons why a person should visit Gujarat. Gujarat has everything from the...
The capital city of Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow is a place that holds many stories beneath it. Famous by the name City of Nawab, this mesmerizing city gives positive vibes to its traveler. This city has everything for you, starting from history, culture, peace, shopping, ancient architecture, and many more. This city has ancient architectural buildings of the Mughal era which are now being converted into museums and places are something which will take you...
Out of 1154 world heritage sites which are declared by UNESCO worldwide, Nepal is also home to 10 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These UNESCO sites are categorized under 3 different segments that are cultural, natural, and mixed properties. Nepal UNESCO World Heritage Site (Cultural) Kathmandu Durbar Square Located in the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu Darbar has several monuments such as Hanuman Dhoka, Taleju Mandir, Basantapur Tower, Nasal Chowk, Panch Mukhi Hanuman Mandir, King Mahendra Museum,...
Over more than 15,000 years ago, Adiyogi was believed to be the first yogi, who transmitted the science of yoga to his seven disciples who later came to be known as Saptarishi. He mentioned that there are a total of 112 ways through which human can attain moksha and can reach their ultimate potential. Adiyogi's teaching was individual transformation and it is said that an individual transformation is the only way to transform the world. The fundamental teaching of...
There are several Ashrams in Rishikesh by the River Ganga or The Auroville Ashram in Tamil Nadu, which attract many people from around the world. Some of them come to seek spiritual guidance while others visit here just to relax and escape the busy world. There are famous spiritual leaders like Swami Vivekanand and Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, who have spread the message of inner peace and self-discovery across the world. Also Read - Rishikesh: A Journey to Inner Peace...
First of all, you need to have a valid passport with a minimum validity of six months from the date of entry into the country. In addition, you must obtain a tourist visa before traveling, which can be applied for at the Indian embassy or consulate in your home country. Additionally, it is recommended that you take out travel insurance to cover any medical or liability incidents during your stay in India. This insurance is...
Let’s face it, you work hard! The whole week you go through a million stressors like, rush hour traffic, deadlines, targets, bad office coffee and what not... After some time, it can get too much for you to not implode emotionally or feel completely burnt out. So, what do you seek to get yourself out of the usual rut? A holiday perhaps, but not just any holiday – we suggest you take a spa break,...
The monsoon of India is simply wow. I mean when you will be here don’t be amazed to see so much of greenery everywhere but yes, the rainfall in India as compared to other countries quite on the high scale which is why there are so many places where you may not get an opportunity to explore which you would have if given the right chance. Talking of Monsoon is one such season that comes...
Durga Pooja is not a local festival of West Bengal. This prime festival is celebrated throughout the country, with equal importance. This is an annual Hindu festival celebrated during September or October. This festival is celebrated with many variations depending on the region. The colonial era is said to have imparted many changes to the festival. This festival is celebrated throughout the country. However, Durga Pooja is at the peak celebrated at a hand-full of...
Alleppey is a place that is known for backwaters, green paddy fields, elegant houseboats, and serene images. The destination is a tourist hub attracting thousands of visitors every year. For the Kerala tourism sector, Alleppey attracts thousands of tourists each year towards backwaters, houseboat experience and adventure. For adventurous people, Alleppey always has something new to offer. You get to enjoy a treasure trove experience when here in Alleppey. This destination is surrounded by ancient temples, wild beaches, forest...
Bundi is a small town, located in Hadoti region of Rajasthan. The city is known for its historical architecture and culture. The sweetness of Bundi is people living there. Its picturesque and magnificent sightseeing areas always attract tourists. The town is fully equipped with famous temples Hanumanji Temple, Radhai Krishan Temple, Neelkanth Mahadev Bundi and many more. Thus Bundi is also known as "Chhoti Kashi" among Indians. Hence we can say that it is a...
Every tour here takes on the spirit of an adventure mystery, making every tour in Bandhavgarh turn into a fascinating story and think of it as an adventure novel brought to life in a forest. This national park is famous for giving you the highest opportunity to spot Bengal Tigers. With the world’s highest number of tigers per square kilometre, Bandhavgarh is rightly known as the Tiger’s Paradise. However, the forest’s ecosystem consists of more...
Commonly known as the Seven Sister States, Northeast India is an amalgamation of undulating hills, rolling valleys and tranquil hamlets. It comprises of the seven Indian states namely Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Assam, Manipur, Nagaland, Tripura and Mizoram. Sikkim is the newest addition and became the eighth state in the year 2002. Enriched with diverse flora and fauna, these places are away from the tourist circuit. There history, culture and traditions are varied and deep-rooted in...
Kerala is God’s crafted destination. This is also a popular tourist destination for many reasons- sight-seeing, back water tourism, adventure sports, cultural tourism and of course wedding destination. When it comes to Romantic getaways, the idea gets limited to strolling on the beaches holding hands, candlelight dinners, and getting pampered in the luxurious accommodations of 5-star resorts. The Honeymoon destinations in Kerala include Chembara Peak in Wayanad, Treehouse facing the enchanting Waterfalls in Athirappilly, Houseboat...
When we first hear the name Tadoba National Park, the first thing that comes to mind is the roaring of the Royal Bengal Tiger from the dense forest of Maharashtra. But, wait a second, what if I told you Tadoba is just the beginning of an even bigger adventure? Widely known for its thrilling safari and tiger sighting, the areas near Tadoba are filled with many hidden gems, cultural sites, serene lakes, and untouched nature waiting...