India
There are over a hundred national parks in incredible India to choose from. The Corbett National Park located in the state of Uttarakhand is a top choice. It is India’s oldest national park spread over 521 square kilometres. Residents include leopards, deer, sloth bears, Himalayan black bears, elephants, jackals, Indian Grey mongoose et al. Named… Continue reading Sounds of music at the Corbett National Park
All set to visit the Queen of Hill Stations – Ooty? At an altitude of 2240 m, Ooty lies in the Nilgiri Hills. April to June is the ideal time to visit Ooty, as the temperature is pleasant. The winter months from October to March get chilly. Ooty was a popular summer resort during the… Continue reading The Best Places to Stay in Ooty – Our Pick of Hotels
As our car made way to the Little Rann of Kutch, it was evident that this is a unique and eclectic piece of India. LRK (as locals refer to it) is spread over 5000 square kilometres in Gujarat. The word ‘Rann’ refers to a salt marsh and the word ‘Kutch‘ denotes something which gets wet… Continue reading Travel Diary: Little Rann of Kutch, Gujarat
By Ginni Gold – Finding wanderlust in antiquities is trending among the travel bent millennials of today. Relics and artefacts are the new cool and no sooner does this generation utter these terms, one already finds himself voyaging across monuments at the ‘Camel country‘ Bikaner that stand tall to glorify its lanes through the layers… Continue reading Forts and Temples: The Best Instagram-Worthy Places To Visit In Bikaner
Kashmir is India’s stairway to paradise. Any seasonS here tell a different story, but my favourite season and the most magical time to visit Kashmir is the Autumn season, which sets in from mid-September to mid-November. Autumn is Kashmir’s golden season — everything turns golden and all imaginable hues of yellow, gold and orange. Misty… Continue reading Colours of Autumn in Kashmir
Lush green tea plantations, streams flowing from the hillsides, and winding undulating paths are how Munnar can be best described. Located in the Western Ghats mountain range in Kerala, Munnar is a hill station, known as the resort town for the British upper-class in the 19th century. Today, Munnar is one of the most popular… Continue reading From Tea Plantation to National Park: Getting Lost in Munnar
The town of Pushkar in the state of Rajasthan witnesses colourful festivities in November every year. Celebrated around the full moon night of Kartik Purnima, this famous seven-day-long camel and livestock fair sees thousands of camels, horses and cattle being traded. It is the world’s largest camel fair! The fair is now a staple on… Continue reading 5 Reasons to Visit the Pushkar Camel Fair
Udagamandalam, better known as Ooty, is a hill station in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu and serves as a popular tourist and honeymooning destination for Indians. Tucked away in the Nilgiris, this hill station is connected by the century-old Nilgiri Mountain Railway, which is among the oldest running trains in India and gives… Continue reading The Hidden Gems in Ooty
Tucked away near the western ghats lies the capital of Maharashtra and the financial and business powerhouse of India — Mumbai. Known to be a city that never sleeps, Mumbai has hundreds of attractions throughout the city, you simply can’t finish covering this town even if you’re a resident. The hectic life of the city can be… Continue reading Best Weekend Getaways Near Mumbai