India Tours & Travel Blog
Are you in Pokhara or visiting Pokhara and want to try lip-smacking meals? Then you are at the right place because here in this blog, I have mentioned the best places to eat in Pokhara and what you should eat at these restaurants for a gala time with your dear...
“Satnam Sri Waheguru”, meaning “True name of Wondrous teacher, the one who leads us from darkness to light”. This is the faith that is found in the hearts of people for their Divine. India is a land of religion and faith. The people of India esteem God even above their...
Karnataka happens to be the largest State of South India. The capital of this state is Bangalore, which also happens to be one of the most advanced and highly developed cities in terms of technology. The state enjoys rich culture and traditions. The people have adapted to the modern lifestyle,...
In this blog, I will tell you about the 5 amazing and colourful festivals of Bhutan. Thimphu Tshechu Festival: The Festival, also known as the National Festival of Bhutan, is the country’s most famous festival. The mask dances are done to bless the viewers and teach them Buddhist doctrine at...
Loaded with a bucket list of mesmerising destinations, India proffers a vast diversity of epic adventures tours. In this treasury of enthralling Indian destinations, the majestic lure of Rajasthan is an essential gem. A land adorned with historical glory and cultural delights, the desert beauty of Rajasthan is an exquisite...
South India is in the southern part of India, which is made up of Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Karnataka, Telangana, and Tamil Nadu states. It also consists of the union territories of Pondicherry and Lakshadweep. South India is surrounded in the east by the Bay of Bengal. The great Arabian sea...
A refreshing break from everyday tiresome work into a place of more peace and fun does no harm. It makes you more productive but improves your mental health, which the pandemic sure has taken down the rabbit hole. Wondering what breaks the monotony of work the best? We suggest a...
Punakha, Bhutan’s long-lost historic capital, is located at the confluence of the country’s two main rivers, the Pho (father) Chhu and the Mo (mother) Chhu. The city is around 70 kilometres from Thimphu, the current capital. Punakha is a warm location, surrounded by hills on all sides, with an average...
Ranakpur, also popular as the spiritual abode, is a small village nestled in Rajasthan luring lakhs of travellers each year due to its rich culture and heritage. Yes, Ranakpur is dotted with the most beautiful jain temples, but besides the temples, you’ll see other interesting places also to visit during...
For a soothing escape, a trip to the hills is always the best idea because the lush green valleys, epic mountain views, some adventure and the touch of those gentle winds on the face is always a mesmerizing experience. Mussorie, a hill station in India has gained a lot of...
