Kaziranga National Park is a wildlife sanctuary nestled in the lush green landscapes of the state of Assam in North east of India. This UNESCO World Heritage Site, tucked between the Golaghat and Nagaon districts in Lower Assam, is home to the world’s largest population of rare, great one-horned rhinoceros. Spread across 1000+ square km area, live around 2500+ beautiful one-horned rhinos along with many other species of birds and animals. Kaziranga National Park has long been on our must-visit list. Luckily, we recently had the chance to experience Kaziranga's wildlife wonders for ourselves o ..read more

Robert Frost, in his narrative poem ‘The Road Not Taken’, mentions that when he is faced with a choice between two roads, he elects to travel the one that appears to be less worn, and that made all the difference. Isn’t that what offbeat or unexplored travel is all about? But nowadays the words ‘offbeat’ and ‘unexplored’ are used very cursorily. I’ve seen places like Gulmarg, Sonmarg, and Pahalgam being included in the list of offbeat places to visit in Kashmir, India. These places are visited by lakhs of tourists every year since decades! So, when we got a chance to do a true ‘Offbeat Kashmir ..read more

Pakistan is one of the most tranquil and underrated destinations in Asia. It is an often-overlooked and seldom-visited country. From pristine mountains to emerald lakes, epic adventures to archaeological sites, and diverse culture to incredible hospitality, Pakistan has it all! With Serene Air, Pakistan’s premium airline, offering comfortable and cheap travel to several destinations in Pakistan, the country is moving towards a tourism boom. Here are the top 10 tranquil escapes in Pakistan that you must definitely include in your itinerary. 1. Kaghan Valley Kaghan Valley is an alpine Valley loc ..read more

Srinagar, the largest city and the summer capital of the Indian Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, exemplifies beauty and romance. Srinagar is located on both sides of the Jhelum River in the core of Kashmir Valley. We were in Srinagar for a fortnight and were hopping around different areas with a single objective in mind – to discover and share the city’s best kept secrets in terms of stay and local experiences. We found the following areas/places as the best to stay in Srinagar. Table of contents Where to stay in Srinagar? What are the Prime areas to stay in Srinagar? Should you Stay ..read more

No other place in the world has so widely been referred to as paradise, as Kashmir. Srinagar, the summer capital of the state of Jammu and Kashmir and a beautiful valley set with lakes, brooks and exquisite gardens, is a wonderful first-hand rendition to what Kashmir truly is! We arrived in Srinagar smack in the middle of Spring Equinox, just when the winter had loosened its hold on the valley and the delicate fragrance of almond blossoms filled the air. This article will act as a complete travel guide on Srinagar that’ll highlight places to visit and stay in Srinagar, local delicacies to try ..read more

In a world full of comparisons, Dubai city stands unique and unmatched. It is the city where you will find the world's tallest building, largest mall, largest artificial island, and most luxurious hotel. In addition to being the most visited city in the world, Dubai has become a popular destination for people looking for work and for remote workers. Whether you are planning to visit Dubai for work, meetings, family, or vacation, it is important to understand the UAE visit visa for easy planning. In this article, we will discuss essential key things to remember for travelers planning a trip to ..read more

Rangat is a town on the Middle Andaman Island known for its stunning beaches. As you travel north from Port Blair to Rangat, you can see the changing colors of sea from brown to the beautiful shade of turquoise. We believe that’s why the town is named Rangat. In the Hindi language, ‘Rangat’ means ‘color’. Such a perfect name! We wrote a detailed travel guide to Baratang Island in our last blog. Due to the lack of decent accommodation facilities in Baratang, tourists generally travel up to Rangat for a night's stay. Where is Rangat? Rangat is a coastal town located about 60 kilometers away from ..read more

Baratang Island is one of the Middle Andaman Islands. It is many a times part of itinerary that travel agents provide if a traveller is spending adequate time in Andamans. It is usually offered as a day trip from Port Blair while most other tourists who spend less than a week in Andamans completely miss it out. In case you are one of those who is planning to explore Andamans beyond the usual trio of Havelock, Neil and Port Blair, this might be the easy one to include. But note that reaching and exploring Baratang Island isn't a piece of cake. There are points to keep in mind and things you mus ..read more

Most tourists know Andamans for Havelock Island (Swaraj Dweep) and Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep); and of course Port Blair (because that's where their flight lands). But, there's a lot more to Andaman Islands that meets the eye. Port Blair is just a tiny part of South Andaman Island. The North Andman and Middle Andaman Islands still remain unexplored. In this article, we give you a detailed guide on North Andaman and Middle Andaman Islands. By the end of this, you will understand the geography of the Andaman Islands, a brief on places to visit in North and Middle Andaman, the best time to visit ..read more

Kerala state in Southern India is rightly known as ‘God’s Own Country’. The state is blessed with abundant natural beauty in lush greenery, a vast coastal belt, picturesque hills (the Western Ghats), and beautiful backwaters. Kerala has always been a popular place for travelers of all kinds. The state can be divided into three parts. For ease of your understanding, we will list down a few tourist places in each of these parts. North Kerala houses popular tourist places like Kannur, Wayanad, and Kozhikode (Calicut), whereas Central Kerala includes Kochi and Thrissur. South Kerala is the most p ..read more