These family-friendly trails not only make for enjoyable excursions but also serve as opportunities for parents to bond with their children, sharing stories of the forts’ historical significance and the legendary battles that took place there Continue reading Top Child-Friendly Treks Near Pune
Bhimbetka Rock Shelters are the largest collection of prehistoric art in India. They allow visitors to step back into prehistoric times when humanity was undergoing significant transitions and making remarkable discoveries Continue reading Visit Bhimbetka Shelters: India’s Ancient Rock Art Heritage
Sindhudurg Fort, a sea fort built by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, features 42 bastions and a fascinating history. Accessible only by boat, it took four years and 3,000 workers to construct. The fort houses temples, ruins, and three freshwater wells. Visitors can explore imprints of Shivaji, a temple, and a palace ruin, amid tales of its glory. Continue reading Discovering Sindhudurg Fort: History, Architecture, and Spectacular Views
Heaven on Earth, Jannat (Paradise), Switzerland of India — call it by any name, Kashmir is all of it and more. The Valley is breathtaking in every way and every season. The blooms of tulips, saffron, lotus and rose are a feast for the eyes in spring and the vast green meadows in summer welcome travellers with open arms. Autumn, unquestionably the most beautiful season … Continue reading Here’s why you should visit Kashmir in December
There is no dearth of historical monuments and structures in Delhi. Ranging from the earliest relics of the Maurya dynasty to the recent British rule. Every emperor left a lasting legacy. One such architectural wonder is the concept of baoli or stepwell. What is a baoli? A baoli is a man-made reservoir that is dug deep — all by hand — in the earth to … Continue reading Hidden Gems: Agrasen Ki Baoli, Delhi
Punekars consider themselves lucky in myriad ways. One of them is the proximity to the beautiful countryside. If you are in Pune, a one hour drive in any direction will transport you away from the maddening crowd and commotion to a world of tranquillity. Come monsoon, Punekars head to some favourite spots or are in search of some lesser-known destinations. Unfortunately, 2020 ruined the annual … Continue reading Monsoon Magic: Pune – A Photo Essay
Across India, many monuments are said to be an inspiration for the Taj Mahal. The Ibrahim Rouza in Bijapur is one such glaring example. The local guide in Bijapur narrated stories about how the Taj was inspired by Rouza’s architecture. But the only validated inspiration for the Taj Mahal is the tomb of Mughal emperor, Humayun, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Humayun was born as … Continue reading Humayun’s Tomb, the inspiration to Taj Mahal
Headed out to the blue city of Jodhpur? The city with palaces and royalty, the street food in Jodhpur is vibrant and delectable. Plan a visit to these famous spots for an authentic street food experience of the Rajasthani cuisine on your trip to Jodhpur. Also Read: What to see and do in Jodhpur, Rajasthan Mirchi Bada and Kachoris at Janta Sweet Home A famous … Continue reading Must Eat Street Food in Jodhpur, Rajasthan
The Mehrangarh Fort located in Jodhpur in the state of Rajasthan is one of the largest forts in India and one of the must-see places in the city. The mammoth fort was built by Rao Jodha, the founder of Jodhpur, in the year 1459 and sits atop a hill 410 feet above the city. The landmark structure is visible from almost everywhere throughout Jodhpur. Entrance … Continue reading Mehrangarh Fort and Palace: A Photo Essay
Khandi is best explored during the rains with numerous waterfalls. Continue reading Monsoon Getaway: Khandi
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