If a day comes when you feel like the sun is too much or the drinks and parties give you only headaches and hangovers. Then you need to clear your head by going away from the swarm of Homo sapiens, so take a look at this list and off you go. These destinations and activities in South Goa which we Read More
Triund Trek is a perfect getaway to the heights in McLeodganj. Situated between the Dhauladhar Mountains and Kangra valley, Triund Trek is one of the most sought-after treks in Himachal Pradesh. Triund Trek is not a tough nut to crack but it nevertheless gifts you the stunning views and thrills any other high altitude treks can give. The trail Read More
The Andamans have a lot more to offer than just picture-perfect sunsets and beaches. Venture out into the sea and the mysteries of the sea will unfold before you. Wheather it be on the surface or underneath it, Andamans will steal your breath at every inch. 1) Go for a Sea Walk! Plunge into the blue waters to witness Read More
You’ve should feel sorry for the title ‘Things to do in Goa‘. When it comes to Goa ‘things to do’ seems like a lot of hard work. Whatever it is, food, drinks, party, adventure, spirituality…… the list is always more than a handful in Goa. Most of the time this title holds in an overwhelming amount of list which you Read More
Chadar Trek is the celebrity amongst all the other Himalayan treks and one of the most sought after Himalayan adventure. It’s one of the most popular treks in the Ladakh Himalayan region. In this guide to Frozen River Chadar Trek, you will find detailed answers to your most common doubts and help on planning perfect Chadar trek trip. During winter Read More
The Rome in India – there is no better comparison that can be given to Hampi other than to the mighty Rome. This labyrinth of history and mythology will fascinate anyone who steps into this ancient kingdom of Krishnadevaraya. Magnificent temples, scattered ruins and castles of the past make Hampi a serious competitor for any other international historical locations. In Read More
There’s a reason why the British choose Andamans as the place to gather around all the prisoners. Maybe It’s because they can have a place remote from the main land which will in turn keep the mainlanders away from hearing the screams or maybe they would’ve decided to give the prisoners a glimpse of heaven before they reach there!. Read More
There’s more to Goa than its beaches, sun and sand. Goa has a deep and rich cultural and historical background and many offbeat attractions. The cabo de rama fort where it is believed that Rama housed Sita during the exile, The Aravalem caves where the Pandavas resided during their exile, to several offbeat but magnificent waterfalls and an incredible wildlife Read More
Parvati Valley – The Real God’s own country A village in which you will get fined if you touch the locals! The cleanest river you can find in India, hot springs and valleys surrounded by snow-capped mountains and lush green pine forests! I am not talking about some fantasy land conjured up by my imagination. This is Kasol in Read More
Andaman Islands are a paradisiacal archipelago and a tourist hot-spot – especially for nature lovers and adventure seekers. The Islands have a lot more to offer than just picture-perfect sunsets and beaches – the variety and popularity of their water sports stand testament to that. With so many impressive sights, attractions, and things to do in Havelock Island, it is Read More
The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are the perfect location for the perfect holiday. This is the perfect destination for those looking to escape the city’s madness and indulge in a glass of iced mojito, sitting on warm, white, sandy beaches. Andaman Nicobar Islands are ideal for range of activities, including ample opportunities to snorkel, scuba-dive and swim in the sapphire-blue Bay Read More
Everyone loves to go on a Himlayan trek when temperatures are optimal; we have a bright sunny sky. But as soon as Monsoons are upon us, most of us would not even consider a trek in Himachal Pradesh. Something about rains drenching us makes us want to stay indoors. But Monsoons are not the end of the trekking season. Some Read More
