Places

Indore in Madhya Pradesh state is a buzzing city aptly called its state’s commercial capital. Known earlier for its textile trading, the city has made enormous progress in economic, social and cultural domains.  The city gets its name from the Indeshwar temple built in the 18th century. The Maratha Peshwas handed it over to Malhar […]

Pushkar, in Rajasthan state of India, is known worldwide for its camel fair held in November every year on Kartika Purnima after Diwali. Another reason why Pushkar is well known is because it has the world’s only Brahma Temple. It is also a place for pilgrimage for Hindus and Sikhs. The Israelites love Pushkar and

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

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

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

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

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

The Taj Mahal and Agra are synonymous. While scores of tourists frequent the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort, several other lesser-known monuments in Agra are worthy of a visit. Some of these are remarkably well maintained, while others are neglected and need conservation. This travelogue will focus on the lesser-known but outstanding monuments we visited

While Jaipur, Udaipur and Jaisalmer take the most significant chunks of Indian and foreign tourist footfalls, other less frequented destinations are worth visiting in Rajasthan. Bharatpur and Deeg are two such hidden, unsung gems of Rajasthan that deserve more tourist traffic. Read on to know the things to see and do in Bharatpur and Deeg.

‘The Pearl of the Orient’- Goa on the Konkan coast of India is popular with Indian as well as International travellers. It has witnessed the rule of several dynasties with the Portuguese influence being the most significant. The former Portuguese colony was finally handed over to India in 1961. In the 1960s, Goa became popular