Planning for a trip this Holi? And still, stuck where to go? Well, we have sorted out this for you. This Holi-day why to sit at home when you can travel and enjoy Holi of distinct places. There are places that
India is a land of diversity, where every color, architecture even flower has its specific meaning. Every street, corner or even a 'Chai-Wala' has own story to tell, you just have to look around and listen carefully. As soon as March
India is the land of beaches, mountains, deserts, backwaters, Monasteries, mystical places and so the list goes on. And to even miss any of these places will be a crime. So for that not to happen I have jotted down
Away from civilization, lush green fields all around while streams flow by and the pressure is so high that your ears go numb. And all you can see are mountains beneath that shiny blue sky there you will find your
Lord Shiva is praised for many reasons and is the presiding deity of five elements that is Air, Water, Earth, Sky, and Fire. These five elements are building blocks of everything which exists on this earth. This Mahashivratri plan a
Kasol used to be a sleepy village lying on the way to Manikaran. Which is now a huge destination for backpackers and travelers. Many times mistaken as Mini Israel (Thanks to big boards which are written in Hebrew), Nestled in
Nestled in Himachal Pradesh and surrounded by snow-clad peaks of Deo Tibba and Chanderkhani, Malana is a secluded village whose habits and traditions are alien to the outsiders or for nearby villages, It sets at an altitude of 9500 ft
Going to offbeat places knowing its culture and people on whole another level can be really interesting sometimes. Situated in Kerala, Vagamon still stays an unexplored place. 1100 meters above the sea level with lush green fields and clear blue
Life is a long road which we travel while experiencing some beautiful path covered with flowers and hard rocks but this journey becomes more tolerable when there is someone beside you who promises to stay in your highs and lows.