Wildlife

P.C: Ahmed Aman Diglipur, in the archipelago of the Andamans, is a dusty little island town that has mesmerising secrets to awe you. The town is nestled in the southern end of the Aerial Bay while Port Blair fringes the town ...

P.C: sanchantr Gandhinagar, nestled on the west banks of the river Sabarmati, is the newly crowned capital of the state of Gujarat. Located just 27 km away from Ahmedabad, the former capital of the state, the city of Gandhinagar has been ...

P.C: George Hiles The South Garo Hills in Meghalaya is one of the most underrated destinations in the country. The South Garo Hills shares its boundaries with East Garo Hills in the north, West Khasi Hills in the east, West Garo ...

P.C: Alan Godfrey The political citadel of the Gandhi and the Nehru family, the old city of Raebareli in Uttar Pradesh is nestled on the banks of the river named Sai. The town originated in the year 1858, carved by the ...

P.C: Likhith Yanam, a part of the Pondicherry Union Territory, is the little French counterpart of India, and is a place rich in culture and history. A tiny part of the French India during the days of colonial rule, till ...

P.C: Jakob Owens From archaic historical essence to magnificent natural vistas, Maharashtra is a state that has so much to offer to its visitors. Yavatmal, usually, does not make an obvious choice for a break in Maharashtra, but this little place ...

P.C: McKay Savage Rudyard Kipling's 'The Jungle Book' never seizes to fascinate one with the wilderness and simplicity of the jungle life. If you are also intrigued by Mowgli's lifestyle, then we have handpicked some of the coolest trekking trails among ...

The state of Uttarakhand, also known as 'The Devbhumi' (Land of Gods) has rapidly emerged as one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country. The state's hilly landscapes and famous Hindu pilgrimage sites have been the top choice for ...

Mobile phones and the Internet are the major sources of distraction, especially for the youth of today. Keep all this away and let us head to someplace more wonderful. More adventurous. But where? Beaches? Hills? No. Let us awaken the wildlife ...

The enthralling lagoons and backwaters of Kerala attract more than ten million visitors on an annual basis. The trend of Ayurveda is still going strong in the state of Kerala and it comprises treatments like 'uzhichil' and 'pizhichil' and ailments like ...

How does the name Kannan Devan sound to you? Would you ever associate it with the name of a hill? But as the legend goes that when the British first visited Munnar, it was two Mudhuvan tribesmen who took responsibility to ...

Have you ever wondered what actually a saltwater lake is? Let us make it easy for you. Also referred to as hypersaline lakes, saltwater lakes are the ones which contain a high amount of salts and minerals compared to seawater. It ...