travel guide

The Kadalekai Parishe is the annual two-day festival of groundnuts which is celebrated in Bengaluru. As per legends, the festival has been celebrated from the year 1537 CE when Kempegowda, the...

Living in a city for too long makes you realise the value of pristine nature. Drowned in kilometres of concrete jungle for months or years together drains all the energy of the city folks, but we...

With more than 81 temples, Mandi is fondly called the Varanasi of the east and is located on the banks of the Beas river. At a distance of about 70 km from Kullu, the place gets its name from a sage

Rajasthan, the royal land of kings, palaces, forts and temples, is rich with the history of many powerful rulers. The culture and tradition of this state is heavily influenced by these rulers,...

Located at a close proximity to the Pakistan border, Jaisalmer is a major tourist hotspot in the state of Rajasthan. The place is fondly called the Golden City due to the golden sand dunes of the...

When you ask a Bengalurean about where to head to over the weekend for an early morning bike ride, well, the unanimous answer would be Nandi Hills without second thoughts. Most of us would love to...

Since the national animal of India happens to be the royal Bengal tiger, the country is spread with numerous tiger reserves. Undoubtedly, one of the best tiger reserves in India is the Ranthambore...

Chopta is an untouched destination which lies in the lap of the Uttarakhand Himalayas and offers one undisputed views of the Himalayan ranges which include the peaks of Trishul, Nanda Devi and...

Uttarakhand is the place to be when you feel the need to let off steam after a busy week or month of work. Refreshing greenery covers the rocky landscape of the state that is surrounded by mighty...

Kerala Piravi marks the birth of Kerala as a state in South India. The state was formed on November 1st in the year 1956. Before its formation, the place was known by its three independent...

India is a land of many cultures, religions and traditions that come together and celebrate innumerable festivals. Places of all kinds of religious significance can, therefore, be found spread all...

Karnataka, as we know now, was formed on November 1st 1956; this date every year since then has been celebrated as the birthday of the state which is known as Kannada Rajotsava. In the year 1950,...