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Where the Ganga meets the Varuna river, the city of Drama called Sarnath is born. Just located at a distance of 10 kilometers from the eternal town of Varanasi, this city is the ideal camping ground for visitors coming to Varanasi. The city itself is sprinkled with many beautiful monuments and temples and has an exquisite sense of spirituality in the air.
Ooty, a paradise located in the southern part of India, is one of the best hill stations across the nation. Bestowed with colossal mountains, lush green meadows, and innumerable tea estates which makes it a heaven for nature lovers. The breath-taking scenes and panoramic views of the Nilgiris attracts a large number of tourists every year.
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Located in North India, Uttarakhand is famous for its snow-clad mountains and green covers which soothe your eyes and revitalize your soul. Cool breeze from mountains, picturesque sunsets and local delicacies of Uttarakhand makes it an ideal place for exploration for nature lovers.
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Goa is a traveller’s dream of heaven. From scenic beaches, thrilling adventure sports to fascinating beach shacks, coastal food and night markets; Goa has everything amazing.
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Chandigarh, also known as “The City Beautiful” is one of the earliest well-planned cities in India. It is a perfect combination of serenity and city life. It is the capital of the states of Punjab and Haryana, and is also a Union Territory. This city was designed by a French architect named Corbusier. The place is famous for its architectural marvel.
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Kabini, an initial private hunting area for the British, is an extremely popular wildlife destination today. In addition to offering exquisite wildlife habitat, it also offers an abundance of beautiful flora and fauna that make the gorgeous tourist spot even more alluring.
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Daman, a city in the union territory of Daman and Diu is one of the most alluring seaside destinations in India that is ideal for a delightful vacation. Located by the Arabian Sea, Daman has a rich heritage and was under Portuguese colony during the pre-independence era.
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The city of Jaisalmer lies in the state of Rajasthan and it is blessed with vast and grand forts and the golden deserts. Jaisalmer tourism is an amalgamation of adventure, grandeur, and beauty. If one loves history and wants to explore the olden Indian dynasties, there is no better place than Jaisalmer where desert safari is also very popular.
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Rajasthan has always been known as the land of Rajputanas and its every fort and palace depicts the past of the royal families. In the present day, these palaces are converted into beautiful hotels which gives a peek of the royalty to the visitors. These heritage 5-star hotels in Rajasthan still hold the same charm and grandeur which is represented by the Rajputana architecture.
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"Blue seas, virgin islands and colonial past.” The phrase sums up Andaman for you. Some of the earliest archaeological pieces of evidence suggest that the inhibition of the Islands dates back to 800 BC, which was sometime during the middle Paleolithic age. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands were occupied by tribes called Andamanese and hence the name.
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There are several cities in and around Assam, which are great tourist destinations and one of them is Dibrugarh. It is a city located on the banks of the great river Brahmaputra; an industrial city surrounded by scenic tea plantations.
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If you have been to Udaipur or have been planning a visit, it is not unknown that the city is known for its royal touches and expeditions. Based on tourism as the primary income source for so many people in the city, hotels are one of the most important establishments that you will notice around.
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Ramnagar is a very beautiful though a small town and a municipal board in the Nainital district of Uttarakhand, India. It is known to be the gateway to one of the oldest national parks in India - the magnificent Corbett National Park. It is also known to have quite a religious touch and significance.
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Dalhousie is known as the summer retreat of India. The city of Dalhousie is built on five hills, namely, Kathalag, Potreyn, Terah, Bhangora, and Bakrota. The town is surrounded by virgin forests and snow-capped peaks. If you are a mountain lover, you must not miss an opportunity to explore the places in and around the town.
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If you are planning a visit to Goa, at least a day should definitely be spent at the Dudhsagar falls. Dudhsagar is one of the tallest waterfalls in Goa with a height of 310m. Dudhsagar falls lie on the Mandovi river. The beautiful Dudhsagar Falls is located on the borders of Karnataka and Goa.
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Gokarna is home to some of the most scenic beaches in the country. Be it with your family, a large group of friends, or a loved one, the town has something for everyone. The coast offers more than just clean waters. There are adventure sports, camping, hiking, and lots of water expeditions.
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Goa is not just about Baga, Calangute, Tito's and Mambo. There is another side to the party capital of our country that you must explore and it's down south.
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The historical town of Somnath is known for providing a magical experience to all kinds of tourists. Interestingly, the city that calls for many pilgrims each year, has a lot more sites than just temples. The Shree Somnath Jyotirlinga Temple is one of the major attractions in the town. The clean waters of Somnath beach add to the natural beauty of the town. Being well located between many places of interest, you can find a huge number of hotels near Somnath to choose from.
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Saputara, a hill station in the state of Gujarat is considered to be a good enough holiday destination and you can visit it any time of the year.
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The city of Pondicherry is a seamless blend of western beauty and traditional lifestyle. This coastal town is a popular getaway for all kinds of travelers. The city is known for its lip-smacking food and is admired for its vibrant nightlife.
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Puri, an ancient city known for its history and spirituality, is quite famous with travelers coming from all around India. One of the Char Dhams of India, Puri is particularly popular with pilgrim tourists and attracts a number of visitors each year.
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The coastal town of Murudeshwar is always bustling with sea lovers. A popular getaway for both pilgrims and adventure seekers alike, the city has a lot to offer in terms of attractions and adventure sports.
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Munnar is a scenic town in the Western Ghats in Kerala. Famous as a honeymoon destination, Munnar offers you with the most splendid views. The rolling hills, covered with lush tea plantations and the misty clouds, make it a perfect destination for couples and families.
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Chopta is a small but picturesque settlement in the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand. This beautiful hill station is covered with layers of snow-capped Himalayan peaks and green meadows, providing a postcard perfect view to the travellers.
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Trivandrum, the capital city of Kerala is the perfect blend of spirituality and nature lover’s paradise. This picturesque city is swelled upon seven hills and has an appealing urban charisma and numerous attractions, which are sure to leave you perplexed.
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