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As avid explorers of the world’s hidden gems, we often stumble upon cultural treasures that not only captivate our senses but also offer a glimpse into the profound tapestry of human heritage. Among these, the Perumthitta Tharavad Festival stands as a radiant gem, a radiant celebration that weaves together history, devotion, and camaraderie in a harmonious blend. Join me as
Put your thinking caps on and hazard a guess – which nation can be the least world’s least visited nation in the world! Strange, isn’t it? While travellers are heading to every nook and corner of the world, it is hard to believe that there can be a place which is considered the least visited in the world! Formerly
Pushkar, a small town near Ajmer that is not only known for the only cursed Brahma temple in the world but also for the celebration of one of the largest camel, horse and cattle fair in India. Nestled amidst the mystical landscape of Rajasthan, this iconic fair is a vibrant tapestry of colors, culture, and camaraderie that has been enchanting
As the sun dips below the horizon, casting a golden hue over the expansive Brahmaputra River, a rhythmic symphony fills the air, setting the stage for a magical celebration like no other. Imagine a place where tradition dances hand in hand with festivity, and cultural richness is adorned with vibrant colors. The Majuli Raas Mahotsav offers a delightful escape into
The frequency of tourism has changed drastically over the years with a surge in exploring the unchartered territories exalting global tourism to a trillion-dollar company, subsequently leaving behind excessive carbon footprint. By definition carbon footprint is carbon emitted during tourism activities like travelling by combustion of petrol-driven vehicles as well as carbon embodied in items purchased or activities carried out
Oh yes!! And this really ain’t Alibaug but a fishing hamlet that is about two hours from Alibaug – known as Murud-Janjira. And although the beach is within the confines of this town, it remains nameless even on Google maps!! It could either be called an extension of the Janjira Beach or the beach right across Khokari Tombs. Although Mumbai
When we say “sweets” the usual ones that appear before our eyes are gulab jamun, rosogolla, peda and so on. Because Bengalis eat, breathe and sleep sweets it shouldn’t come as a surprise wasn’t that I waited with bated breath when Taste Atlas recently revealed the top three Indian Street food sweets in the world. But I soon realized it
Nestled in the picturesque landscapes of Northeast India, the vibrant state of Manipur this unique celebration of Sangai Festival offers a perfect blend of traditional charm and contemporary zest, making it a must-visit event for every travel enthusiast. So, buckle up, and let me take you on an enchanting journey through the history, significance, and jubilant festivities of The Sangai
Oops!! I hope I am not too late in collating the list…..Nevertheless better late than never. Have you planned on the Valentine’s gift yet? Before gifting do note that teddys, flowers and chocolates and candle light dinners are not for everyone, especially those bitten by the travel bug. Teddys will eventually find a place in the farthest corner of the
Needing no introduction the reels and videos of this spectacular reverse waterfall of Maharashtra is across all social media platforms is known as Naneghat Waterfall or popularly known as the Reverse Waterfall of Maharashtra. Located at an elevation of 2,800 feet Naneghat Trek is one of the most popular treks in Maharashtra and a biodiverse spot in the Western ghats