They say history gives us a frame of reference, and fortunately the Northern part of our country has more than its share of historical marvels. If you are a fan of breathtaking architecture then exploring the grandeur of forts in North India…
When you think of Forts in South India, the first thing that comes to your mind is the grandiose blend of traditional and modern architectural style. The forts in South India were mainly used as military bases and for trade purposes. These magnificent forts stands as an evidence of India’s historical past and reflect lifestyle, traditions and heritage of the bygone years.
Known by the name of Prace de Diu amongst the Portuguese, Diu Fort is one of the prime spots for the travelers who want to check Daman and Diu off their lists. It falls on the coast of the Arabian Sea touching borders with Valsad, Daman and Junagarh, Gujarat.
Hidden amongst Vindhya & Satpura range, most forts were impregnable with an added layer of security by Mother Nature. Among dense forests, built on a strong base of sedimentary rock beds, these forts were smaller compared to their Northern counterparts – but equally grand when it comes to the stories they tell!
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Enhance your travelling experience with the right app that organises information effectively in your kitty. While on the road, we all have been in situations which we wish didn’t happen. Taking support of travel apps that provides authentic details about the country you are visiting is essential in planning your trip.
The correlation between travel and therapy is highly positive. For healthy functioning and a fulfilling life, you need both – Travel and therapy.
The purpose of travelling is not just seeing tourist attractions and meeting new people. A growing body of research is placing well-being and travel at the centre of an integrated approach to mental health.
Stay at India’s first Igloo hotel in Manali. Make your childhood dream come true at this snow wonderland.
For most travellers, Kerala means backwaters, beaches, luxury resorts and Ayurveda. It is no surprise, when people only end up visiting Kochi, Allepey and Munnar. But if you are not one of those regular tourists and love to walk the lesser known…
“Words often don’t do travel justice – it improves your life in so many ways”. If I tell you that travel will change your life, will you believe me? Yes! No! I am telling you from my personal experiences and that of…
There are as many forms of love as there are moments in time. Jane Austen Love – a single word with many meanings. Yet, we always associate Love with romantic relationships only. In doing so, we exclude a diverse and complex range…
Bundi in Rajasthan is a keyhole to a glorious past. Hidden between Aravalli’s and Vindhyachal mountain ranges, this oasis of yesteryear’s architectural glory is a must visit for any traveller. Bundi by itself is a destination which would require not less than…
Divya Kumbh, Bhavya Kumbh From January to March 2019, millions will gather at Prayagraj for Ardh Kumbh Mela. Let me explain the origin and significance of one of the largest religious gathering on Earth. The Kumbh Mela has its origins in Hinduism,…
Amer Fort is located 11 kms away from Jaipur city in Rajasthan. Located on a hill overlooking Maota Lake, Amer is one of the most sought-after destination for tourists in Rajasthan. The town of Amer also known as Amber was established by…
‘If you want to conquer fear, don’t sit home and think about it. Go out and get busy.’ Dale Carnegie Is India the most dangerous country in the world for women travellers? Wait & read this article before nodding your head in…
Guwahati – a city like any other. Considered being the gateway to North East India, this faceless city to some is still just a starting point for their trips to more fascinating destinations like Meghalaya, Kaziranga, and Majuali. This summer I was…
A place where culture and religion meet each other, in Hajo Buddhists, Hindus and Muslims co-exist in harmony since time immemorial. Hajo is 30 km from Guwahati and is an ancient pilgrimage site of major importance but now almost forgotten. The monuments…
The story of the Bleeding Goddess Kamakhaya Temple is one of the oldest among the 51 Shakti-Peeths. It is a Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Kamakhya. Like any other pilgrim destination, Kamakhaya too has many interesting stories of origin. My favourite, Khamakhaya…
Manas National Park is situated along the banks of Manas River, a major tributary of the Brahmaputra at the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas in Assam. On the other side of Manas river which serves as an international boundary between India and Bhutan…
