I have always wondered why the greatest civilizations in history flourished beside rivers. The Tigris and Euphrates gave birth to Mesopotamia. The Nile nurtured Egypt and the civilisations of north-eastern Africa. The Indus and the Ganges shaped the long arc of Indian
5 Activities You Shouldn’t Miss In The Archipelago With its salt-suffused air, majestic green and blue landscapes, and pristine white-sand beaches, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands is, hands down, one of the top travel destinations in the whole of India, and for
India is a country where you will find an end number of cuisines and places for food lovers that are worth exploring. This fact is undeniable that food lovers can drive to any extent to satiate their hunger. Travel to any direction
Soaring at a height of 13000 ft Chopta Valley is a popular place in Uttarakhand and an all-year holiday destination. Call it a bird watcher’s paradise, an amazing trek location, a place of panoramic views of snow-capped mountains or a pilgrimage place,
It was late May and the just right season for a flight to the hill, when we arrived in Jorethung, a small town in the West Sikkim, situated at the confluence of the rivers Rammam and Rangeet. A four hour bus ride
Humans may have reached the moon, but in some locations, people have yet to reach the nearest roadway. There’s one place in particular where people and environment are at odds with one other and that placed is called Bundelkhand. Khajuraho and Panna
When autumn breeze starts blowing and the sky turns azure and clouds like combed cotton sway, I can hear the call of the Himalaya to my inner ear every year. It almost bends me to pack up and set out for the
Planning to travel as a team of office colleagues any time soon, here we leave a trail of our path, or I should say here you could re-live our experiences of our first team trip to Ooty, Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu. You will
How is Odisha Relevant to the Travellers? When you hear the national anthem of India ‘Jana Gana Mana’, you come across ‘Utkala’ in the second line, right? Well, that’s Odisha, home to the largest population of the Scheduled Tribes in India. The
What about doing some heritage travel this year? Somewhere in the districts, where commercial tourism is not rampant and there are hidden archaeological treasures to seek out? And as a bonus, you get to see a treasure trove of exquisite sarees too!
It’s about that elementary school geography book. With the name of our country, India, almost all of them were in the hands of geography. And India means memorizing its state name. Not only the states but also the Union Territories are with