Tucked away in the beautiful and lush Eastern Ghats of Andhra Pradesh, the little hamlet of Lambasingi is fondly called the ‘Kashmir of Andhra Pradesh’. It has similarities to Kashmir in terms of geography and climate. Situated at an altitude of 1025 m above sea level, this misty hill station in the Chintapally district is […]
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Mechuka is a town located in Arunachal Pradesh. It’s a beautiful hidden destination in India. Away from the hustle-bustle of city life. This place is a bucket list destination to visit and view at least once in a lifetime. Location Mechuka is located in the Shi Yomi district of Arunachal Pradesh. This place is about
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Kokernag is a collection of many small springs and it resembles the claws of a Koker (cock). Kokernag is the largest freshwater spring in Kashmir. The word Koker has been derived from the Kashmiri word “Morgee” meaning chicken, while the word nag has been taken from the Sanskrit word “Nag” meaning snake. Talking about the
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Across India, the temperature is rising as the summer is nigh. Colas, ice creams, and cooling summer drinks can keep your body hydrated, but what about your mind and soul? They need a vacation, a hill station getaway – Ponmudi hills! So if you are looking for an escape this summer, look no further. This
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Summer calls for mountains and mountains call for humans seeking serenity! Yes, we are talking about the tranquil yet offbeat hill stations to plan your summers. The commercialized hill stations might not do complete justice to your plan hence we present some magical Indian hill stations surrounded by nature. These beautiful hill stations are ideal
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Belur was famous as Velapuri, Velur and Belapur in the ancient days. The Chennakesava temple is in the banks of the Yagachi River and was one of the capitals of the Hoysala Empire. The massive Hoysala temple complex, the Chennakeshava Temple, was built by Hoysala King Vishnuvardhana to celebrate his victory over the Cholas in
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You must have heard about forts, palaces, and tombs built by wealthy kings for their beloved queens or their parents. But have you ever heard of a monument specially built by a king for his maids? As unusual as it may sound, it is true. There exists a small palace built by the mighty ruler
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Jaswant Thada is commonly famous as the Taj Mahal of Mewar. The marvel monument is in between the lush green trees and the gorgeous lakeside. The white memorial is the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city of Jodhpur. The crystal white monument is beautified with jalis, artworks, and portraits of Rathore
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Summar vacation in India calls for a perfect getaway to the heavenly beaches of India. Beaches are a divine combination of sand, sun, and serenity! As the scorching sun hits the human temperature, it is so important to take some chill and plan to visit Indian beaches for summer vacation. Wind caressing the trees while
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Hakki Habba known as the bird festival in Kannada is one of the famous bird festivals that takes place during the winter season in Karnataka every year. The winter season gets to see the various kinds of migratory birds from one spot to another crossing over miles and miles and stopping for a certain period
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Konkan fruit festival is held in Goa, in Panaji during April. This festival is a celebration that brings to the limelight The lesser-known fruits of Konkan. The festival features local as well as exotic fruits of the Konkan belt and also has many fruit-based competitions. Location The Konkan Fruit festival is at Campal Promenade at
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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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