Travel Guides & Information
Is there a country or even a village around the world, which is 100% safe for any traveler? Well, the answer is no. Is India safe for solo female travelers? The answer is not a simple yes or no. There are certain guidelines, which will keep solo female travelers safe.
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Chittorgarh Fort or Chittor Fort is a heritage site, famous for being one of the largest forts of the country. This fort is located in the Mewar region of Chittorgarh, Rajasthan. After walking round one kilometer on a bridge, you will see yourself in a six-gateway fort occupying a large portion of the plateau. The
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India is a host for almost all the religions of the world. India’s culture thrives with these festivals, fairs and gatherings. In short, the country is a colorful potpourri of celebrations, which result in spirit of harmony. The country literally celebrates everything starting from the beginning of spring to presence of specific full moon.
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The best way to explain Varanasi in one word would be ‘sacred’. The city is one of the colorful and ritual based destinations on the face of earth. This is one of the oldest inhabited cities, which is still in use. Hindus believe that the city was built and lived by the divinity, himself. The
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Perhaps the most spiritual and uniquely mesmerizing fest with wonderful people, displays, stalls, shops and experiences is the largest fair in India – Kumbh Mela. The fair is the meeting of holy men every three years, from different walks of life coming to the vast fair grounds at Allahabad in the state of Uttar Pradesh
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Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur, one of the most impressive works of the ancient times, speaks volumes about the rich heritage and glorious past of India. It is one of the most splendid forts of India and the most visited place in Jodhpur with tourists rushing from all over the world. Some enthralling tales of Mehrangarh
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Although added under the same topic, Pushkar and Ajmer are two different destinations with unique features and attractions. When a tourist chooses Rajasthan, he will always rely on Jaipur, Udaipur and other iconic attractions and leave out of the cultural beauties like Ajmer and Pushkar.
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Nepal is one of the countries where globalization or modernity have not easily affected their ancestral culture. A multicultural territory where its ancient religions, its extensive nature and its gigantic mountains have contributed to Nepali traditions much of this currently is the main nation attraction for all tourists. In this sense, we show you 12
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South India has very densely populated forests with immense flora and fauna. According to ISFR survey in 2017, South Indian states Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala played a crucial role in increasing forest growth in all over India.
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In the North-East India, Meghalaya is one of the most visited regions. This is due to the sheer beauty of nature in this region. Until today, this region is one of the rare places to visit in the country.
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November marks the beginning of cool climate in India. By the end of October, frequent rainfalls would cease and the place starts to cool gradually. With full moon around the corner, this month has many auspicious dates and unique celebrations in its pockets.
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The beauty and richness of the safari clearly depends on the geographical location of the land. Given the climatic condition and geographical pattern of North India, it is not a surprise to see a lot of wildlife parks and interesting safaris in this region.
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Rajasthan is famous for its architectural wealth. Starting from forts to luxury hotels, there is always an architectural beauty associated with it. The same goes with the temples of the state. You can find magnificent temples around the state famous for beauty, rituals and pilgrimage.
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Varanasi is an excellent place to buy both the local and the international products. This city is one of the oldest and most sacred place for Hindus and is known as Banaras also. Many things with a connection of Hinduism can be found in the markets of Varanasi.
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Mandawa is a one of the smallest town of northern Rajasthan, located at the shekhawati region and is generally a Fort town. Established in the 17th and 18th century this is a place that is even today popular for shooting movies, so don’t be surprised when you get to see some actors and actresses during
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