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While three of the Hindu Char Dham sites are dedicated to Lord Vishnu, Rameswaram is the only one devoted to Lord Shiva. So, it holds a special significance. We visited Rameswaram last year as part of our south India monsoon exploration. While sharing our experience, here’s a travel guide to Rameswaram, the Hindu sacred town.
Tucked in a corner of the greenest part of India, Kaziranga National Park is the most enchanting forest of all. Spread over 430 sq. kms. and consisting five forest ranges, this national park in Assam in north-east India is among the least disturbed natural habitats. Here’s a guide on how to plan your visit to the Kaziranga N.P.
Just an hour’s drive to the south of Ahmedabad takes one to a blissful place- Nal Sarovar. During my decade long stay in Ahmedabad, I visited Nal Sarovar, a beautiful lake and bird sanctuary many a times as a day trip. In the semi-arid climate of central Gujarat, Nal Sarovar comes as an oasis for the millions of Ahmedabadis.
Our winter sojourn in Neil island in Andaman last year is still fresh in my memory. What’s great about the beaches in Neil island is that all the beaches are different, and have a character of their own. From a rocky Lakshmanpur beach to a secluded Sitapur beach, to a shallow Bharatpur beach, one can have a different charm everyday.
Serolsar lake, a cute little lake, nestled in a peaceful corner of Tirthan Valley in Himachal Pradesh, is worth spending a day at. It requires an easy, one day trek (5+5 kilometers) from Jalori Pass. With the mysterious Budhi Nagin Temple by the lake, the experience becomes all the more interesting. Sharing our experience of the trek with helpful tips for your planning.
Mumbai, or the good old Bombay, whatever appeals to you. Arguably, the best city in India, is not only a place of opportunities, but can also charm a traveller. Home to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites, a beautiful coastline and a vibrant cosmo-culture, Mumbai is a traveller’s delight. This article helps one to explore Mumbai in two days.
Tucked in a not-so-touristy corner of India, Bhubaneswar is a cute little city where the old meets the new. While Old Bhubaneswar has all the tourist interests, new Bhubaneswar is the capital city of Odisha. With its original temple architecture, a unique culture and great culinary offerings, Bhubaneswar can pleasantly surprise you.
Party buses have emerged as a great option for having fun while moving around. These buses have top-notch amenities that can be matched with the finest nightclubs in the town. In this article, we discuss how these party buses are redefining the entertainment quotient in Toronto, offering a unique and memorable experience on the go.
Havelis of Shekhawati, in their own rights, are no less in aesthetics than the grand forts and palaces of Rajasthan. However, these Havelis are in a state of despair. They are mostly forgotten, except a handful tourists. The government needs to intervene. Here are my thoughts on the subject.
Yuksom in west Sikkim is gateway to the Kangchenjunga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. One can see elements of both cultural and natural aspects of the World Heritage Site all over Yuksom. Serene landscape, ancient heritage, sleepy villages and laid back lifestyle of people, are features that I love Yuksom for.