Category: Travel Blog

Rajasthan is a state which is famous for its culture, hospitality, forts, and cuisine. Mostly people prefer other locations over Rajasthan for honeymoon. But this state has some of the most romantic places which can be a perfect romantic gateway for newlywed couples. Suppose having a date …

Located at the junction of the Andaman Sea and the Bay of Bengal, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands are one of the most popular destinations in India for an exotic vacation. The islands are famous for their serene, white sandy beaches characterized by sparkling blue …

India is home to many festivals and all the festivals are celebrated with full joy in the country. Navratri is one of the most popular festivals that is celebrated for 9 days in the whole of India. In these 9 days, people worship the 9 goddesses to bring happiness and …

The culturally rich and visually stunning state, of Rajasthan is a real gem of India. It is home to magnificent palaces, colourful festivals, vibrant markets, and sprightly outfits. Rajasthani culture reflects the colourful history of the state. One can even find the essence of the …

Maharashtra- the home to a fount of natural beauty, architectural wonders, gastronomy, and glamour; it is one of the most popular tourist destinations in India and the place where modernity and tradition coexist together brilliantly. It is a prominent Indian state that is famously called …

India is heaven when it comes to tourism as here a traveler can tick all the boxes. From Desert to rainforest, snow mountains to seas, travellers can explore all the conditions here. Also traveling is one of the things which almost every human being enjoys. …

Almost every big city has a zoo, but seeing animals stay put in a cage is nothing fun. The real thrill is seeing those wild animals in their natural surroundings, hunting, scavenging, idling, running, and doing all sorts of activities. It’s nothing short of a …

Derived from the Sanskrit word Deepavali, which means “row of lights”, the name means the row of clay lamps (Deepak) that Indians light outside their homes to symbolize the inner light that protects from spiritual darkness. Diwali is India’s biggest and most important holiday of …

Holi the festival color is one of the most awaited festivals in India. At this time the street in India looked like a painted canvas in which one could feel the joyful vibes and happiness all around. People all around are high on energy and …

India is home to many interesting and amazing festivals. Festivals in India reflect those living here’s culture, tradition, values, and belief systems. All the people celebrate these festivals with full joy and enthusiasm. It all started with the Makar Sankarati celebration on 14 January. Makar …