Who said festivals had to involve bright lights, loud music, etc.? There are some Indian festivals that highlight the diversity of our culture and biodiversity and showcase another side of fun and frolicking. Filled with vibrant colors, informative short films, exotic fruits, delicious cuisines, and many more, they promote ecotourism, agro-tourism, and sustainability – Dahanu […]
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Revisiting the Royal History and Glorious past that still echoes within the walls of the stunning Jaigarh Fort. Rajasthan, the land of the Kings gave us some of the mightiest and wittiest rulers of India. Be it Maharana Pratap’s glorious Rajputana reign, Rana Kumbha’s undefeated Sisodia Rajput Empire, or the wit of Maharajas like Udai
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Son Bhandar or commonly known as Sone Bhandar are artificial caves located in Rajgir, Bihar. Caves have always been a topic of amazement and mystery, and so are the Son Bhandar caves of Bihar. It is situated at the foot of Vaibhar Hills, Son Bhander are two adjacent caves in the state. History of Son
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Mir Osman Ali Khan was known for his quirks and his eye for impeccable craftsmanship in Indian jewels. Excellent would be too insignificant a word to describe the intricacy and charm of the treasure of Osman Ali. Every piece of jewelry in it was nothing but exquisite. The sheer magnificence of diamonds, sapphires, emeralds, pearls,
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Indian art is beautiful in various forms including paintings, sculptures, artifacts, and mystic rock paintings! Bastar is a small district located in the state of Chattisgarh. You must have seen the mesmerizing paintings on rock and different bases however, Baster rock paintings are out of this world! Rock paintings in Bastar represent not only ancient
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Exploring the Capital city of Rajasthan and Backpacking through the Desert State. Rajasthan gets its name because of being the Matrabhoomi (motherland) to many brave Kings and Warrior Princes of India. Raja’s Sthan means the Land of Kings. And thus Rajasthan got its true to the name history and culture that the world comes to
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Madhubani painting is an ancient type of rural art. It’s popular in Bihar’s Mithila area and parts of Nepal. Fingers, twigs, brushes, nib-pens, and match sticks are used in Madhubani painting, also known as Mithila painting. Mithila folk motifs are used in the sketching and numerous consumer goods. Traditional geometric designs are the major motif.
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Nestled in the snowy region of the Himalayas, Dharamkot is located in the Kangra district. This small hill station is home to adventure seekers with trekking expeditions and camping. Dharamkot on top of McLeodGanj, this backpacking destination provides spectacular views of Kangra valley. Dharamkot is a spiritual location and you can visit the Vipassana meditation
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Lake Pichola is situated in Udaipur and was built in the year 1362 AD. Pichola means the backyard, named after the nearby village Picholi. Later Maharana Udai Singh Ji decided to form the city of lakes – Udaipur by the banks of the beautiful lake. History of the lake Tourmyindia.com As per history, Maharaja Udai
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As normal people, we often wonder how royal palaces would be when we take a stroll around these palaces. Visiting an Indian palace is an unforgettable experience due to its rich history and culture. The palace visit is even more unique when it is stretching on water. So, if you are planning for your couple’s
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Forts and palaces are the unfading marks of history. Their glorious tales, the charm that they are built with, and the memories associated with them are what make them such iconic structures. Do such stories fascinate you too? Do you get excited seeing impeccable architecture? Are you a travel nomad just like us? If yes,
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Rajasthan is a beautiful state of India that attracts tourists with its majestic forts, beautiful palaces, tranquil lakes, and of course, the vastness of the Thar desert. Udaipur is one of the glorious cities of Rajasthan that adorns the sobriquet “City of Lakes”. Rich in culture and heritage, this city has welcomed tourists into its
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