Beaches are great but have you seen the museums of Goa?  GOA IS KNOWN AS THE LAND of richness with its lush greenery, culture, mouth-watering food, pristine beaches and well-preserved history. Goa’s history spans centuries, encompassing Hindu kingdoms, the reign of Adil Shah and the Portuguese colonial rule from the 16th century right up to 1961. After it gained independence from the Portuguese, Goa became an important maritime center in the country. Today, the museums of Goa display well-preserved relics, artifacts and important pieces of the past that throw light on the state’s varied cultur ..read more

It is the season to celebrate love. Book yourself Valentine’s getaway and break free of everything and everyone to focus just on each other. Take in the breathtaking views as you hike, dive in to witness the thriving underwater marine life. We have curated a list of destinations to help you unwind and indulge in some quality time.   Alleppey This beautiful city in Kerala is known for its backwaters. Valentine’s day Kerala tour is a must-try for every couple. Needless to say, Alappuzha has plenty of water-bodies, and hence, there are a lot of activities for tourists. You and your partner can g ..read more

Spill the Tea! A favourite morning drink in India, the humble chai is more than just milk and masala. We look at a few interpretations of India’s favourite leisure drink. KASHMIRI KAHWA Light green tea is brewed with cardamom, cloves, cinnamon, and saffron. It is finally topped with almonds and pistachios and rose petals. This tea is savored during Muslim weddings. Traditionally prepared on burning coals instead of on the stovetop, it’s a must-try when you’re in the Kashmir. DUM TEA/PRESSURE COOKER CHAI Know that you’re not alone if you did a double-take at the title. The humble tea has got ..read more

PUDUCHERRY, approximately 150 km EXPERIENCE In Puducherry, spend hours walking along the cobblestone streets of the former French colony, White Town. This neighborhood is lined with cafes and bars overlooking the beach. Sip on a drink as you let the sound of the waves wash over you, or cycle through White Town to make sure you don’t miss any picture-worthy sights. If you need a break from the hustle of real life, Auroville is just a stone’s throw away. The meditation center at Aurobindo Ashram is perfect for some reflection. Eat The crepes and waffles are a must-try at Café Des Arts. Sample t ..read more

There isn’t a festival quite like Diwali. It encompasses grandeur and festivity on a large scale. But perhaps the most interesting of all is the fact that it is celebrated simultaneously across the country. India’s unity in diversity once again shines through during this festival, when different regions celebrate the same festival in unique ways. The celebration of lights is a significant time to spend with family and close friends. Festivals like Diwali are celebrated over a number of days have also become a favorable time for travel. During our hectic lives, a getaway from work is always a ..read more

Diwali is undoubtedly one of the most amazing festivals celebrated in India. The whole country is decorated like a bride with the brightest, beautiful lights and Diyas. Every corner of the country gets lit like a twinkling star. And if you are visiting Delhi during this festival, get ready to be delighted like never before. The streets are filled with amazing stuff to decorate your houses, sweets, and so much more. People get ready by wearing new clothes and clean their homes thoroughly to welcome the God of auspiciousness. That’s not just it; this festival is a whole month event. There are fu ..read more

illustration of Lord Rama and Ravana in Dussehra Navratri festival of India posterIf there is one festival that is celebrated with great pomp across different parts of India and is associated with age-old traditions, it has to be Dussehra. According to legend, it is believed that this festival celebrates Lord Rama’s victory over the demon king Ravana and connotes the triumph of good over evil. Celebrated on the tenth day of the Hindu month Ashvin, according to the Hindu calendar, this day falls in September or October. The day culminates in the nine-day fasting period of Navratri. The day also ..read more

Varanasi VARANASI KINDLES THE SENSES ON SO MANY LEVELS THAT IT IS DIFFICULT NOT TO BE OVERWHELMED. BUT, WHILE THE GHATS ARE WHERE THE ACTION IS, WANDERING ITS STREETS MAKES FOR AN EXCEPTIONAL EXPERIENCE, ESPECIALLY DURING SUCH FESTIVALS AS DEV DEEPAWALI. The Dev Deepawali spectacle Varanasi’s frenetic and frenzied pace kicks up several notches every year on Dev Deepawali (Diwali of the Gods), celebrated a fortnight after Diwali on Kartika Poornima (full moon in The Hindu month of Kartika, usually November-December). It falls on November 3 this year. However, four days of festivities precede i ..read more

From endangered single-horned Rhinoceros of Kaziranga to the Royal Bengal Tigers of Bandhavgarh, Wildlife of India is diverse and huge, leading to an amazing experience on its own. If you want to see the wildlife of such a diverse country it’s best to choose any of the well-planned wildlife tour packages designed just as your preferences. Wildlife isn’t just about the wildlife animals but the lush green forests, scrawny desert-scape, snow-draped mountains, water bodies and much more ..read more

You might have heard about the Dussehra story of Raavan and how it is celebrated in India. As the popularity of this celebration is not a secret to the world. However, there is something unique about this celebration in the city of Mysore. Mysore’s Dussehra is starkly different from the ones celebrated across India.  Goddess Chamundeswari (Goddess Durga) of Chamundi Hill Is worshiped and taken to the royal family on the first day. The The city’s magnificent heritage offers a grand commemoration of the event. In Mysore, Dussehra honors the Goddess Chamundeswari (Goddess Durga) of Chamundi Hill ..read more