Offbeat Places in Leh Ladakh Ladakh invites droolers to seek its concealed secrets, jagged peaks, camouflaging monasteries, and cultures stuffed into the mainstream life of locals. For travellers who want a little extra out of place, this list will give you every spice you are searching for in Ladakh. Apart from the yellows of the...Read More
Northeastern India contains the state of Meghalaya. On January 21, 1972, Meghalaya was created by dividing the state of Assam into two districts: United Khasi Hills, Jaintia Hills, and Garo Hills. About Meghalaya A majestic range of green hills with waterfalls gushing down their length emerge from a sea of soft white clouds. Yes, you...Read More
There are several benefits to visiting Leh Ladakh. One such explanation is that it is a country of unusually beautiful natural scenery that gives off a charming impression of what heaven may be like. Ladakh, often known as the “Land of High Passes,” is currently a distinct Union Territory; in the past, it was a...Read More
In the Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary and Mollem National Park close to Goa, Dudhsagar Falls is located on the Mandovi river. This waterfall rises to over 600 meters in elevation and cascades beautifully. The English translation of Dudhsagar is “Sea of Milk.” About Dudhsagar Falls The Dudhsagar waterfalls are located on the border between Goa and...Read More
Karwar, which is mostly influenced by South Indian culture, exhibits an exquisite fusion of different other cultures as a result of its history as a subject of numerous kings and rulers. Karwar’s vast biodiversity is a sight to behold, and its special position contributes to this. Both adventurous and relaxed vacationers like visiting Karwar. Karwar...Read More
Colours commingle in the galactic Sikkim; virtuousness is present in its peace and tolerance; young and energetic people make it alive; holy rituals and rites, religious festivals and ceremonies, gaudy dance and dresses sublimate heaven for explorers. The settled mighty Himalayas and their eclectic peaks, including Mt. Kanchenjunga, can’t be mapped or explored by a...Read More
Sirsi Guide – Uttara Kannada’s Largest City Uttara Kannada oozes elegance in its abundant natural wealth of flora, fauna, culture and geography. It is a seething biodiversity hotspot embellished with camera-friendly destinations like Gokarna, Kumta, Honnavar, Murudeshwar, and Dandeli. Sitting at the South-East corner is Sirsi: Uttara Kannada’s largest town and leading commercial centre. Earlier...Read More
Ladakh Guide – Where Land meets Sky! Ladakh has established an important place in history by sitting at the crossroad of many trading routes. At present, it is a little of Tibet splotched on the jagged peaks of the Himalayas; spirituality flows in its air as fluttering flags liven up the scenes. Sitting at the...Read More
With its pedigree rooted in the lifestyle of Cholas and Pallavas, Tamil Nadu brews with one of humanity’s oldest and most preserved civilisations. Multicoloured temples, garishly painted humans, mythological figures, gigantic gateways, the music, and food splashes the state with unmatchable characteristics. Here is a guide to Tamil Nadu if you visit the state for...Read More
Kerala is an Indian state on the Malabar Coast. Kerala is the twenty-first biggest Indian state in terms of land size, covering 38,863 km2. It is bordered on the north and northeast by Karnataka, on the east and south by Tamil Nadu, and on the west by the Lakshadweep Sea. Thiruvananthapuram is the capital of...Read More
