Mahabaleshwar is an enthralling hill station in Western ghats ranges in Maharashtra, India. The magnificent atmosphere along with majestic peaks, waterfalls, and dense forest welcomes a huge number of tourists every year. It is one of the best places to visit near Pune and Mumbai. It is a very famous place for strawberries. It is a perfect spot for travelers to spend their weekends here. The major attractions in Mahabaleshwar are: Mapro Gardens: The garden park – the first location – is located in Panchgani, on the way to Mahabaleshwar. Mapro is the renowned franchise here for scrumptious fru ..read more

Jammu and Kashmir one of the most beautiful destinations of all time leaves you awestruck. It was summer when I visited this state in India. We enjoyed our few days in Kashmir and then we proceeded to Jammu, which was hot during summers. The only spot that was left in the Jammu and Kashmir trip was Vaishno Devi. The Vaishno Devi shrine is situated in the holy cave at an altitude of 5200 ft in the three-peaked mountains “Trikuta” in Katra. The religious trek of 13 km from the base camp to Vaishno Devi is one of the holiest pilgrimages attracting devotees from all over the world. The trek is a p ..read more

Alibag is a coastal town in the Konkan region of Maharashtra, offering a lot as a weekend getaway. Alibag is famous for its pristine sandy beaches, marvelous forts, and local seafood cuisine. The spectacular weather and enchanting sunset and sunrise views attract many tourists throughout the year. Surrounded by the Arabian sea, it is referred to as mini-Goa of Maharashtra. It is the perfect holidaying spot for enjoyment and relaxation with friends and family. It is located just 96 km from Mumbai. One can also access ferry from Mumbai while enjoying the beautiful view of seagulls and cool breez ..read more

Mysore Palace stands as the prime attraction in India. It is the historic and royal palace at Mysore, Karnataka.  The old Mysore palace or wooden palace was established in the 14th century by the Wodeyars. Under the reigns, even Hyder Ali and Tipu sultan have ruled the palace. The old one was burnt into ashes during 1896 and was reconstructed by British architect Henry Irwin which was completed in 1912 dominating the skyline of Mysore.  A three-storied structure built in Indo Saracenic style combining Muslim designs and Rajput style gives the magnificent outlook to the palace. It has ..read more

The mind is the powerhouse of the body – it can be constructive or destructive at times. Today everyone is talking about mental health. What is it exactly? Isn’t our brain healthy? Does it need food? Which type of food? Is it thoughts? Good or bad thoughts? Is it possible to control thoughts? How? Do we have control over our minds when it is already in one particular state for a long time? Suppose everyone around a person blames him, neglects him, ignores him, or maybe fails to acknowledge for a long time. Then it is obvious that a person has repetitive signals of getting less importance. And ..read more

India, a country rich with culture and traditions, has its roots in the villages. Today I am going to share my relishing experience at a village Khandala near Nagpur. It was the 10th of March 2020. The whole country was grooving in the celebrations of Holi, the Indian festival of colors. (This was the last festival India celebrated counting today because then started the national lock-down and the pandemic of COVID-19.) I came home after enjoying Holi that day and cleaned myself to set out for a new journey. My dad and I started our drive at 1 o’clock and were supposed to reach the ..read more

कोंढाण्यावर चढाई It was June, I was there in Pune and the time for another adventure- Sinhagad trek. It was my 2nd time visiting Sinhagad fort. I was having the same enthusiasm to visit the fort, the reason being the splendorous view and stunning cool breeze which makes you enjoy that moment to its fullest. My squad was ready to go on the adventure. We decided to go on the trek one day prior. The group was very new, we just met one month before, started chatting one week before and planned for the trek 1 day before. So the trip was really going to be interesting and worth memory making. The l ..read more

When the world is in quarantine, sitting at home, I am doing nothing and blaming corona for destroying my final year days, I actually did nothing for 5 days now. Wandering in my daydreams, I just went in my balcony, watching some kids playing with their masks on. That day changed a lot. They were playing a game but to my information it was wrongly played, I told them about it, but they did not listen. I told them again, but the same happened. Finally I gave up, and just looked at them, because according to them it was correct. It gave me a super pleasure looking at them, it cherished my childh ..read more