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An all-weather destination up the Himalayas became one of my favorite places years ago. From the serenity of mountains to the hustle and bustle of a busy town, I loved everything about Mussoorie. From my experience of visiting the hill station five times now, here’s a list of best places in Mussoorie to visit.
No adjective can really do justice to describe this absolute beauty in white marble. The symbol of India as a tourism destination globally, Taj Mahal has attracted millions over the years. However, Agra has much more than the white beauty. So, here’s how to explore Agra, the pride of Mughals- Taj Mahal and beyond.
In the coastal town of Puri, in a grand temple, resides Lord Jagannath with his brother and sister. Millions of devotees visit the temple every year in their quest of religious accomplishment. Born not far from the temple town, I have fond memories of the place. Here’s sharing my experiences and some travel tips.
Nestled in the Palani Hills of the Western Ghats mountain range, Kodaikanal is an enjoyable place through out the year. Especially popular for its serene lake and spectacular landscapes, Kodaikanal is among my favorite hill stations for the monsoon season. Here’s our experience of a road trip in June 2023, with some travel tips.
Modern cityscape, magical streets, vibrant cultural vibes, and spectacular Himalayan vistas. These are the first thoughts that come to my mind while thinking of this beautiful hill station in Sikkim. Collecting from the memories of my numerous visits to the city, here’s a list of the best places to visit and things to do in Gangtok.
Though the concept of Responsible Tourism has been in use since three decades now, not many seem to have inculcated it in their regular travel habits. This is especially true for developing countries like India. Because tourism is still a new economy sector in these countries. Let’s discuss the issue in-depth with some examples.
Sitting atop 6943 feet over the Himalayas, Kasar Devi has been at the center of mysticism and fascination for long. Popular among offbeat travellers, including a lot of foreigners, it’s a place known for its tranquility and spirituality. Here’s my story of enjoying a few days in the spring, celebrating the festival of colours- Holi.
At the heart of Cambodia, not far from Siem Reap, Tonle Sap Lake has always been a life support system for the Khmer people. Its contribution to Cambodia’s history and economy is immense. In the vicinity of the great Angkor Wat, Tonle Sap Lake offers a refreshingly different option from the overwhelming grand monuments all around the region.
Shimla is a different shade of paradise in each season. Spread over seven hills in a crescent mountain range, Shimla wears a different outfit every few months. Adding to the natural beauty, thousands of colourful buildings crammed into each other, nestled over the mountain slopes, but rising through thick green forests, make Shimla look magical.
A remote corner of India that shares two international borders, Mizoram is a hidden gem that can actually pleasantly surprise most Indians. A quaint little town, capital city of Mizoram, educated and civilized, as developed as any other part of India, Aizawl has a refreshingly different vibe. Here’s an account of a day I spent in the cisty.