India, undoubtedly, has a vast and varied landscape that offers gorgeous views that make your jaws drop. From snow-capped mountains to pristine beaches and cozy lagoons to bewitching lakes, India has them all. So no matter what landscape you choose to relax and rejuvenate, you will find countless options here in India. Speaking of relaxing […]
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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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If you’re looking for an off-the-beaten-path destination with stunning natural beauty, Haflong Hill in Assam is the place for you. Haflong, also means White Ants Hillock, is the headquarters of the Dima Hasao district of Assam. Standing at 2,159 ft above sea level is the only hill station of Assam. Nevertheless, it is a Dimasa
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Maithon is one of the top Jharkhand destinations. It is 46 kilometers from Dhanbad and is named after Mai-ka-sthan, which means “mother’s home.” It is said to be named after the nearby temple of Kalyaneshwari. Maithon is also home to the country’s first multipurpose project. Which was established in 1958 and has the Damodar Valley
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Your heart knows about the lush beaches and mountains. However, it is time to add Laitmawsiang, Meghalaya to your bucket list. This untouched destination is a gateway to the heavenly beauty of nature. Known as India’s best secret is a fantastic town located in the neighborhood of East Khasi Hills. An ideal trip surely includes
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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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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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The Pykara river rises at Mukurthi peak and is the largest river, which is considered sacred.It lasts two falls of 55 m and 61m. Known as the Pykara falls, The falls are located about 20 km away from Ooty and are situated in the state of Tamil Nadu. This fall is towards the Mysore road
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Let us explore Ferozabad and how the architecture changed across medieval times! India is a land that reflects every era and time it has been through in the rich architecture that is left behind. We can observe the Hindu Temple Architecture and the Indo-Islamic Architecture reflect the most in our monuments today. Especially in the
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The word Hauz Khas in the Urdu language is derived from the words ‘Hauz’ means ‘water tank’ and ‘Khas’ means ‘imperial’Hauz Khas Fort near Hauz Khas Village is one of the most visited tourist sites and a favorite hangout place of the Delhiites. Hauz Khas Fort was the frequent hangout spot for all the south
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