With its pedigree rooted in the lifestyle of Cholas and Pallavas, Tamil Nadu brews with one of humanity’s oldest and most preserved civilisations. Multicoloured temples, garishly painted humans, mythological figures, gigantic gateways, the music, and food splashes the state with unmatchable characteristics. Here is a guide to Tamil Nadu if you visit the state for...Read More
The Himalayas are a major mountain range in Asia that forms a barrier between the Tibetan Plateau to the north and the Indian subcontinent’s alluvial plains to the south. With more than 110 peaks rising to altitudes of 24,000 feet (7,300 metres) or more above sea level, the Himalayas feature the world’s tallest mountains, including...Read More
Kerala is an Indian state on the Malabar Coast. Kerala is the twenty-first biggest Indian state in terms of land size, covering 38,863 km2. It is bordered on the north and northeast by Karnataka, on the east and south by Tamil Nadu, and on the west by the Lakshadweep Sea. Thiruvananthapuram is the capital of...Read More
Bir-Billing is a doubleton destination, one incomplete without the other. The rural setting, adventure activities, spiritual aura and Tibetan vibes call people from across nations to this holy cum audacious land. Welcome to the melting pot of cultures and the “Paragliding Capital of India”, where you can amalgamate peaceful days with blessings. Pinned down in...Read More
The whole world is yours when you have wheels on your leg! These road trips are more than 500 km long, so you can easily cut off, relax and take one day, one place at a time. Here are spectacular seven road trips in India. Leh Ladakh Road Trip Sandwiched between the striking Tibet to...Read More
This is Ultimate Guide to Mulki. Lying on the banks of the gargantuan Arabian sea and river Shambhavi, Mulki is a tiny drop of heaven. It is an esoteric town for surfers, kayakers, wakeboarders. It’s where you feel the softness of the sand, explore sea creatures and corals in their natural homes, smack outstanding cuisine and...Read More
