Bali is worth visiting for its picturesque beaches, culture and heritage, and warm locals. Add to that the fact that Bali is budget friendly for most international travellers. Thanks to Instagram and Facebook, Bali is popular among Gen Zs and Millennials. There are specially curated Instagram tours for tourists wanting to visit popular spots to […]
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Nestled in the Garhwal Hills of Mussoorie is the Benog Mountain Quail Wildlife Sanctuary. It is home to some very colourful Himalayan birds, including Red Billed Blue Magpie, Long-tailed Broadbill, Blue-throated Barbet etc. If you are a nature lover, bird watcher or wildlife enthusiast, then do plan a visit to the sanctuary. Read on to
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Landour in the Dehradun district of Uttarakhand is a quaint little hill station close to Mussoorie with an old-world charm. If Mussoorie is called the ‘Queen of Hill Stations’, Landour can be christened as the ‘Princess of Hill Stations.’ Visiting Landour is like stepping back into a bygone British era, complete with colonial buildings housing
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When you think of Bali, beaches and shopping may come to mind — but hidden in its lush interiors lies something far more ancient and profound. Bali’s UNESCO World Heritage Site take you into the heart of a thriving culture shaped by spirituality, harmony, and a remarkable water management system called Subak. If you are
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One of the reasons Bali is a popular tourist destination and ranks high on every tourist’s list is the number of artisanal and bohemian items one can buy at highly competitive rates. Whether it’s the temples, markets or tourist spots, you will see scores of shops run mainly by enterprising women selling handmade products. The
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Bali, Indonesia, has a vibrant culture, picturesque landscapes and warm locals. From lush green rice terraces to serene beaches, busy markets, and holy temples, Bali has many activities for tourists who crave an immersive experience. The fact that it is budget friendly for tourists from most countries is another feather in Bali’s cap. Here is
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Rishikesh, in Uttarakhand, is the perfect getaway if you’re looking for some spirituality or adventure with scenic backdrops. Situated on the banks of the Ganga, the pilgrimage site is home to several ashrams and temples. In 1968 the Beatles came to Maharishi Mahesh Yogi’s Ashram, and soon the city became popular amongst foreign tourists eager
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Nashik situated on the banks of river Godavari is in the northern region of Maharashtra state. It is known for its pilgrimage sites and vineyards. At a drivable distance from Mumbai and Pune, it offers a medley of heritage and mythology, several treks that take you to its caves and hills and the winemaking and
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A one-hour ferry boat ride from Mumbai can take you to the Elephanta caves located on the Elephanta or Gahrapuri Islands or the City of Caves. Away from the hustle and bustle of the metropolis, one is metaphorically transported back in time to 600 A.D. when these Hindu caves devoted to lord Shiva were constructed.
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Nashik, known for aeons for its sacred spots, has become a popular tourist spot amongst youngsters in the past few decades thanks to its vineyards. Wine tourism in Nashik is booming, and Nashik vineyard tours are increasingly sort after. Sula Vineyards is Nashik’s first winery, established in 1999. Soon others followed suit, and now Nashik
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