travel guide

India is known as the land of many rivers, and agriculture is considered as one of the most prominent occupations in the country. India has 4000 odd dams which are built across various rivers,...

Champaner, the historical city of Gujarat, is located just 7 hours from Mumbai towards the north, making it a great weekend destination. The city was founded by the Chavda dynasty's king, Vanraj...

India is home to around 20 odd protected areas, whose main objective is to conserve the population of the beautiful red pandas. These protected areas in majority are found in the states of Sikkim,...

Situated at a distance of 425 km from the metropolitan city of Mumbai one would reach the World Heritage Site of Ajanta Caves. The caves were discovered by an army officer in the Madras regiment of...

India is home to some of the greatest monuments in the world. One such awe-striking monument is the Ellora caves in Maharashtra. It is one of the biggest rock-cut cave complexes in the world, due...

A small town located on the Konkan coast, which is named after the elephant-headed Hindu god, is Ganapatipule. According to local legends, the Lord is said to have moved to Pule from his original...

Cuddled on the majestic ranges of Western Ghats, Rajmachi Fort is a stunning historical fort, that is located just about 95 km from Mumbai and 80 km from Pune. The fort is composed of two citadels,...

List out the things which would make you feel patriotic about your country; one would be the rich culture and the diversity of the nation, the second would be the various armed forces which protect...

Harnai Beach, located in Harnai village of Ratnagiri district in Maharashtra, makes for a perfect weekend getaway. Also known as Maharshi Karve Beach, it is located at a distance of 240 km from...

The bumbling city of Mumbai is filled with so many things to do. But every once in a while, we wish to explore something more than what the city has to offer. The rich history of Maharashtra,...

Aurangabad is known as the city of gates, as the place is well known for its large number of gates and arches around it. The city is the 4th largest one in the state of Maharashtra and was founded...

Satara gets its name from the seven hills which surround the city. The city was established in the 16th century, and was the capital city of Chhatrapati Shahu who was the Raja of Satara. Looking at...