Culture Tourism In India

Jantar Mantar in Jaipur is one the largest astronomical observatory for measuring and monitoring positions of celestial objects. There are other such five observatories in India. Of all the tourist attractions that Jaipur has to offer, Jantar Mantar in Jaipur is one of the most interesting and unique sights. It is a beautif...

Partake in the vibrant culture and heritage of Rajasthan’s villages in Chokhi Dhani, and experience the best of the festivities here. Chokhi Dhani Village, Jaipur is a mock Rajasthani village that showcases rustic charm and rich workmanship of this area. Spend time at these traditional huts, and dance and dine to the fulles...

A jewel in the crown of the city of Udaipur, City Palace is the true representation of the rich culture and grandeur of the region. As you set foot in the city of lakes, the first vew would be of the magnificent palaces like the City Palace, splendid havelis and of course glistening lakes. Comprising a series of palaces, th...

Misty hills, lush valleys, scenic routes are what surround the majestic Anamudi Peak in Munnar. Situated at a height of 2,695 meters, Anamudi Peak in the Idukki district not only the highest peak in South India but is also the tallest in the Western Ghats as well. Anamudi trek is one of the most coveted trails in South Indi...

JLF is a five day long festival, wherein eminent writers and authors come together under one roof. It is held at the Diggi Palace every year, and serves as a platform where people come together to share their experiences, work, and other topics of interest.

It is a great arena for socialising and networking as the people w...

The Hawa Mahal in Jaipur is a very popular destination among tourists. Jaipur is the largest city and capital of Rajasthan and is also one of India’s most visited destinations, enamoring Indian and international travelers alike. Every year, travelers flock to the Pink City in a huge number to see for themselves, the magnifi...

A cycle tour is Udaipur is all you need to explore and enjoy the beautiful city of lakes. The two to three hour tour takes you through the ancient forts, havelis, and palaces of this town. You can go on a bicycle tour in Udaipur either through the old city routes or through the rural landscapes.

On the Old city cycle tour...

Opened by Tata Tea group in 2005, the Tea Museum diligently displays the origin and evolution of century-old tea plantations in Munnar. The museum is among the most significant places to visit in Munnar. This industry and history museum is located at Munnar town in the Idukki district of Kerala in South India. Officially na...

Enjoy the amazing kathakali show in Munnar in one of the most charming hill stations, Munnar. This traditional dance form originated in this southern state and allows you to view it in its traditional essence. Witness the magic of Kathakali in Munnar as performed by skilled artists in an art performance temple called Kooth...

If you are a nature lover, flock to the scenic and majestic Chinnar wildlife sanctuary where there are a variety of high sholas,  dry deciduous forests, and some grasslands. When you visit this wildlife sanctuary you will get to view the multitude of animal species like spotted deer, elephants, hanuman langur, peacocks, sam...

The most unique aspect of tourism in Kochi that cannot be found anywhere else is the amazing Cochin carnival in Kochi that takes place in the aesthetically beautiful area of Fort Kochi every year in the last week of December. There are a lot of other reasons to visit Kochi, such as the scenic beaches, wonderful activities ...

The Chinese fishing nets in Kochi are particularly famous for adding additional beauty to the beaches and the mundane waters. They are one of the most photographed sites in Kochi, and deservingly so. Their silhouettes against the sunset create a breathtaking view. The Chinese fishing nets in Kochi are a famous tourist attra...

The Folklore Museum in Kochi aims at providing education and knowledge to the art lovers, researchers, and travelers from all over the world. This museum is the only museum that is built with exquisite architecture in the whole of Kerala. The wood and bronze sculptures, ancient terracotta, jewelry, paintings from the stone ...

Santa Cruz Basilica is a Roman Catholic Church in Fort Kochi and one of the eight basilicas in India, making it an extremely special location for tourists. They visit the Basilica to admire the architectural structure. The architecture resonates with the classic Gothic architecture that can be seen in many Roman countries. ...

The Kerala Tourism Development Corporation (KTDC) operates a luxurious island resort in Kochi that is the oldest Dutch palace outside of Holland, known as Bolgatty Palace in Kochi. The palace is known for its remarkable architecture and is located in the backdrop of Kerala’s scenic landscapes. The Bolgatty Palace in Kochi i...

A double-storeyed structure exemplifying the blend of colonial and Kerala architectural styles faces the tranquil backwaters of Kochi in the neighbourhood of Mattancherry.

Built by the Portuguese in 1555, the Mattancherry Palace was presented to the erstwhile ruler, Raja Veera Kerala Varma of Kingdom of Cochin. It was reno...

The cycling tour in Jaipur is an eco friendly way of exploring the ‘Pink City’. To explore the exquisite architecture and to admire the entire city, the hilltop forts and the massive villages, cycling is the best way. The temples and shrines can also be added to the list of places covered during the tour.

A cycle tour in ...

Amber Fort is the most famous tourist attraction of pink city, Jaipur which is located at distance of about 10 to 12 kilometres which is short drive away from main city. The palace was beautifuly constructed by Raja Man Singh in 1592 Century and further construction was completed by Sawai Jai Singh in 18th century. The grea...

Sheesh Mahal in Jaipur is as beautiful as other mirror halls built in different royal residences of its time in India. Famous for intricate mirror work, this pavilion was built in the Amber Fort by the imperial family. The construction began under the orders of Man Singh in the 16th century and it was finished in 1727. It i...

Perched on a hilltop, the beauty of the Monsoon Palace illuminates the skyline of Udaipur. This palace was created as a summer retreat for the Mewar kings where they could sit and watch the monsoon clouds, hence the name. Formerly known as the Sajjangarh Palace, this palace offers a panoramic view of the surrounding country...

Experience the rich Rajasthani art and culture at the magnificent Jag Mandir palace in the beautiful lake town of Udaipur. To reach this palace, you will have to take a boat ride across the glistening waters of Lake Pichola. As you approach the palace, you will see an exquisite marble structure floating in a lake, that is a...

Gurgling brooks, blooming rhododendrons and dazzling hillocks make Meesapulimala a natural paradise. This is South India’s second highest peak that is situated at a majestic height of 8724 feet above sea level. Literally meaning “ face of the tiger”, you can trek to the top of Meesapulimala after meandering your way aroun...