travel guide

India was once fondly called the golden sparrow, simply due to its pantheon of endless royalty. The heritage of the place has passed on from one generation to another; however, the glorious past of...

Capital of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla, is one of the most popular hill stations in India and is often fondly called Queen of the Hills. The town once flourished during the reign of the British...

For centuries, the many different cultures and traditions of India have been celebrated by people in the form of boisterous festivals or by building temples and other places of religious...

The commercial capital of India and one of the largest metropolitan cities, Mumbai, is well known for its secular character. The secularism manifests not only because of the multilingual...

As the Cyclone Ochki advances, pilgrims heading to Sabarimala have been alerted not to bathe or take a dip in the river Pamba as a precaution due to the sudden swelling of the river. Pilgrims have...

Everybody who lives in Bangalore or shifts to live in the city ends up never wanting to leave the place. The unpredictable and beautiful weather, warm people, easy access to everything and the...

Serving as the gateway to Northeast India, Assam is well known for its graceful tea. The place is also well known for the development of the first oil well in Asia. Situated at the south corner of...

A fine blend of historical places, beaches, temples, wildlife and rich heritage is what makes most of the beautiful western state of India, Gujarat. It is home to relics of times as old as the...

Ever thought of a temple in the weirdest of places, like under the sea? But wait! Hindu temples can be found over hills, mountains, inside caves, on seashores, close to waterfalls and many other...

If magnificent architecture, curiosity about the historic past and photography are on your hit list, then Chini Ka Rauza is a monument you must visit! Agra is counted as one of the unrivalled...

Bihar is home to a rich culture and heritage that dates back to thousands of years. Bihar is a word derived from "vihara" (abode) which is a Sanskrit as well as Pali word. Bihar's heritage can be...

Does every New Year's Eve feel the same nowadays? Who says you must celebrate New Year by attending the various parties with the same people? The feeling of already seen, already done is something...