Why do monks meditate in a cave? Why did the greatest yogis, thinkers, and spiritual masters use to isolate themselves in a cave for years on end? There must be something! Actually, it is. Caves provide a certain sanctity that is conducive to a meditative state. Caves, whether natural or man-made, are devoid of the […]
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Have you opened one of the magical storybooks that display magnificent lakes, snow-capped mountains, and the serenity of nature? Well, Suraj Tal lake is straight out of a fairytale with its stunning beauty. Hodophiles believe Suraj Tal lake to be the prominent spot for witnessing the ethereal glory of nature. This magnificent lake originates from
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Rajasthan is a land where culture echoes, tradition speaks, beauty enthralls, and diversity delights. Besides being an arid region, Rajasthan has a lot to offer. One such place in Rajasthan is Alwar and its famous Siliserh lake. Have you ever wondered about sipping your morning tea on the balcony of a palace surrounded by majestic
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Murud Janjira fort is one of its kind in the history of Maharashtra. This fort is situated right in the middle of the Arabian Sea. This fort has made its name in the history of Maharashtra due to its protective structure built in the middle of the sea. The fort remained unconquered till the time
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Exploring the Chilly and Snowy Terrain of Chandra Tal and the Lahaul- Spiti Valley Region in Himachal Pradesh. Whenever we travel to someplace we often are looking for something within us that we crave and want to fulfill. It could sometimes be a Long Drive in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by beautiful snow-clad mountains,
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The land of singing waves is what the name Tharangambadi translates to, and rightly so. The crashing waves on the shore are nothing less than music to the ears. This small fishing village in Tamil Nadu is a paradise for those seeking tranquillity, but that’s not all that this village provides. It has a royal
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Take a deep dive into the Holy Ganges and witness the biggest pilgrimage festival of the Hindu Religion. India’s Mightiest Religious Celebration and Fair Festival- A phenomenon you cannot miss-The Kumbh Mela: The Kumbh Mela witnesses millions of devotees and pilgrims from across the Globe attending the Mighty Festival. Why do so many people attend
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Manipur, the name means the land of jewels, is one of the seven sisters of North-East India. Burma’s geographic features are dominated in the east, Nagaland in the North, Assam in the west, and Mizoram in the south. Manipur is a mixture of ancient traditions and rich cultural patterns. However, the Sankirtana Dance shines as
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India as a nation has its diversity and culture of various regions. When it comes to religious festivities, every festival has a mythological narrative that binds people’s faith. In the various gods and goddesses that are worshipped in the country. Lathimar Holi is a Hindu festival celebrated by the people from the town of Barsana
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In a country where being anything other than society’s expectations makes you different. 4.8 million of the population who identify as transgender face many difficulties in living everyday life in the country. But, did you know that in ancient Hindu history, was married to ‘Mohini’ – Lord Krishna’s avatar as a woman. This fascinating history
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Chhau dance is an eastern Indian dance style that recreates scenes from epics such as the Mahabharata and Ramayana, as well as local folklore. Chhau dance is very significant with regional celebrations, especially Chaitra Parva in the spring. It takes its inspiration from indigenous dance and martial arts. Mock combat techniques, stylized gaits of birds
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Naag Panchami is a Hindu traditional festival celebrated on the fifth day of the fifteen days of the moon’s waning. In the month of Shravan (July/August). The name Naag means serpent, and Panchami means the fifth day. On this day, people worship snake deities or real snakes in some cases. They offer milk, flowers, and
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