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Tihar in Nepal is a celebration of the harmony among animals, humans, family bonding and Gods at once. It’s as much meant for a spiritual purpose as for having some fun in life. Each day of the five-day festival signifies something different and rituals are intertwined with that philosophy. Here’s an account of the festival from our experience.
From a negative identity of ‘Kala Pani’ to its new identity as the gateway to the emerald islands of the Andaman and Nicobar, Port Blair (new name: Sri Vijaya Puram) has made a name for itself as a wonderful travel destination. This article has tips for someone who is planning their own trip to the island.
In spite of the crowd that throngs the spiritual destination, Rishikesh can be peaceful and soul- enriching, if you know what to do and where. From my experience of living and working in Rishikesh, here’s an article with insights into how to plan a beautiful slow day to enjoy the offbeat side of Rishikesh.
For ten days, Durga Puja transforms Kolkata into an open- air art gallery and a cultural extravagance. From Puja Pandals to street corners, from food stalls to shopping centers, from households to offices, nothing looks ordinary. They become artful and cheerful in festive vibes. If you are planning, here is a guide to have the best experience of Durga Puja in Kolkata.