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In the foothills of Annapurna range of the Himalayas in central Nepal lies this serene town of Pokhara. For its proximity to some of the highest mountains in the world- Annapurna-I, Dhaulagiri and Manaslu, it’s often touted as the ‘Gateway to the Himalayas’. Culling from our experience, here’s an article on the best places to visit in Pokhara.
Gurudongmar Lake sits serenely up above the high Himalayas in the abode of the Gods. Situated over an altitude of 17,800 feet (5,430 mts) in a cold desert, it’s one of the highest freshwater lakes in the world. Its landscape is as much captivating as its legends are fascinating. With my personal experience, here’s a complete travel guide.
Surrounded by lakes and hills, Udaipur is one of the prettiest cities in India and counts among the top tourist destinations. With rich history. architectural heritage and cultural vibes, the city attracts millions of visitors from across the world every year. Here’s my take on the best places to visit in Udaipur.
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.
Mirik, a little hill station with a lovely lake, not far from Darjeeling, is is a wonderful off-beat destination, just perfect for a day trip. From verdant mountain scape to curvaceous tea gardens, to the pristine beauty of the lake in the middle of it all, Mirik is everything that charms the heart.
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.
Thekkady is a cute little hill station in Idukki district of Kerala. With verdant landscape, a beautiful lake and a vibrant culture, it presents itself as a great monsoon destination. In this article, I would like to share our experience, an experience of a lifetime. Many travel enthusiasts actually know Thekkady for the Periyar National Park, and its Tiger Reserve.
This article is about my experience in a remote island village called Karang in Loktak lake. From witnessing the fascinating Phumdis to boating in the serene waters, and celebrating Holi with local villagers, I had an amazing day. Manipur truly is the Jewel State of India.
The serene Vembanad lake with floating houseboats, and crisscrossing canals lined with beautiful coconut trees make for a plot straight out of a painting. But not everyone knows how to experience it the best way. In this article, I share tips on how to experience the Alleppey backwaters the best way.
Hills and clouds are made for each other. They make for such a romantic combination! That’s why, I love visiting Nainital during the monsoon. Named after the Naini lake, Nainital can be described as a land of a beautiful lake and seven hills. Ayarpata, Deopata, Handi-Bandi, Naina, Alma, Lariya-Kanta and Sher-Ka-Danda are the seven hills that surround the Naini lake and make for a gorgeous view.