Delhi, the capital city of India, is renowned for its rich history and cultural heritage. While iconic landmarks like the Red Fort and India Gate attract hordes of tourists, there are numerous lesser-known monuments waiting to be discovered. These offbeat places offer a glimpse into Delhi’s storied past and provide a refreshing escape from the crowds. Era after era this Read More
Mumbai the bustling metropolis of India, is not just known for its vibrant culture and bustling streets but also for its rich architectural heritage. The city boasts a treasure trove of colonial-era buildings that stand as a testament to its colonial past and architectural grandeur. These amazing structures have well blended with the landscape of the city. ‘City of Dreams’ Read More
Can’t go to Rome? There’s a better deal in India itself – Hampi! Is visiting Rome at the top of your bucket list? Do you feel like it’s a bit overambitious? Is it way out of your reach (financially)? The answer for your queries and worries are lying at the north of Karnataka for the last 600 years. I hope you guessed it right, Read More
These travelers live on the edge. They make us feel shame on the kind of stale life we are having. They took the conventional travelling ideals into to the trash. For them the entire world is ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’. Nothing stops them. Having a family of three children doesn’t stop Derek and McKenzie from travelling; being deaf doesn’t stop Calvin young 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
I was 10 years old when I first visited Agra. Like every person who visits the Taj Mahal, I fell in love with it. Words cannot fully describe the breathtaking beauty of the monument which stands for love. Situated on the banks of the river Yamuna, this piece of Mughal architecture beautifully combines Persian and Indian architecture style. But Read More
The state of West Bengal has a lot more to offer than Darjeeling, Kolkata and few other popular destinations. Visiting some offbeat places in West Bengal is a great way to have fun and adventure filled holiday and to explore places that lie off the beaten path. Going by the wanderers that we Bengalis are, we thought we ought to list Read More
Kmsarakhand, is the land of Gods, they say. Now that is not too difficult to believe because it is a magical place, a place where the most powerful angels are even hypnotized to fall from heaven. Our list of 10 Offbeat Places to in Uttarakhand has locations that aren’t exactly commercialized conventional ‘tourist destination’, these are ‘travellers’ destinations’. A tourist visits places but Read More
These undiscovered, untouched spots in Himachal Pradesh retain their maiden glory to a great extent. Mystical views of silvery peaks and sparkling streams that is sure to leave you in awe. We all want to visit places still spared by the hordes of tourists, so here take a look at our 12 offbeat places in Himachal Pradesh. 1) Tirthan Valley Read More
As popular tourist destinations are getting shrouded by herds of tourists, we want to dodge the crowd and run away to quiet, secluded lands gets more urgent. In India, countless destinations yet lie untouched and always want to hidden away from the urban craze. As precious as hidden gems, these offbeat places in India will give you the chance of Read More
Jammu & Kashmir, the Paradise of the Earth said the Mughal Emperor Jahangir; no one can deny that this place is blessed with surreal blissful beauty. It is the Northern most state of India, sharing borders with China, Tibet and Pakistan, is also known for the most scenic states of India. In spite of its violent past, nobody can stand without batting Read More
Surrounded by the world’s mightiest mountain ranges, the Himalayas and the Karakoram, Ladakh is also known as “Land of High Passes”. Situated in the state of Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh has close cultural ties with Tibet. This high-altitude desert lies at the altitude ranging from about 9,000 feet at Kargil to 25,170 feet at Saser Kangri in the Karakoram. Monasteries Read More
