The Grand Trunk Road Tripping: How to Plan A Road Trip from Delhi to Kolkata
For those who might be on-road for the first time, they should begin by planning, before going for a road trip to Kolkata by calculating the total distance to be covered with stopovers and night-halts.
Plus, you should also take account of all on-road expenses and toll fees as they constitute an important part of the budget.
Nainital Weekend Getaway – Delhi to Nainital Roadtrip Plan
Weekend Getaways from Delhi – Nainital: Lake District of India. Weekend Getaways from Delhi – Nainital: Lake District of India
Planning Your Next Travel to India? Here’s what you need to know.
Honest suggestions for you before you plan your travel to India from US India is shining on the global map for all the good reasons. …
Sobujbon – Kolkata’s Weekend Getaway Spot in Nature
If you are also like me who spends the entire year looking for top travel destinations just for this season, come aboard. I think we can plan an outing together. If you are looking for a weekend getaway destination from Kolkata, then I have a fantastic location in my mind, Sobujbon Resorts near Shantiniketan
Kolkata Photowalk – Jorasanko Thakur bari | Home of the Tagore
মাঝে মাঝে তব দেখা পাই…..চিরদিন কেন পাইনা। It seems like these words of Kobiguru Rabindranath Tagore resonate through my ears whenever I have been back …
Malviya Nagar – Top Ceramic & Pottery Shopping Spot in Delhi
Give your abode a 360° makeover with ceramic & pottery handicrafts City life has confined us to limited spaces. Gone are those days when we …
Rann Utsav – The Cultural Grandiose of Gujarat
Rann Utsav – a confluence of cultures, breathtaking beauty and tapestry of vivid colours Every year, the Rann Utsav engulfs the lustrous white desert of …
Sarnath Travel Guide – Why it should be on your bucket-list!
Top Tourist Spots At Sarnath, near Varanasi Barely 30 minutes from the hustle & bustle of Varanasi, Sarnath presents an absolute contrast picture. Situated around …
Gariahat Market – Kolkata Street Shopping Therapy
,There goes an old saying that, “Bagh’er Doodh Theke Hathi’r Daant, Sob Pava Jabey”. To translate it in simper words, it means that you will …
Diu Fort- Reminiscence of Portuguese Heritage in India
Gujarat Weekend Destination: Diu Diu is a very popular weekend getaway destination among the bhais and bens of the westernmost city of our country, Gujarat. …
Chittaranjan Park – Mini-Kolkata of New Delhi
Hub of Probashi Bangalis – Chittaranjan Park of New Delhi Chittaranjan Park or CR Park is pretty much synonymous to ‘Kolkata’ in New Delhi. Every …
Rock Garden of Chandigarh – A Rocky Utopia
Rocky History of Chandigarh Rock Garden How far will you go in doing something illegal, knowing that you’d get caught some day and your life …
New Delhi World Book Fair
History of World Book Fairs If you look at the history of book fairs then you would come to know that it had a humble …
Udaipur – A lickety-split three hour tour
Busy lives with busier schedules call for short breaks which help us rewind and reboot our system. And, to help you do that we are …
Eating Your Way Through Rajkot Restaurants
Here is a list of some of the popular restaurants and food joints in the city of Rajkot in the Kathiawad region of Gujarat.
Jigme Dorji National Park: A Trekker’s Paradise In Bhutan
Established in 1974 in the memory of the late Third King of Bhutan, Jigme Dorji Wangchuk, Jigme Dorji National Park is one of the oldest …
Serampore: Exploring the Danish Connection
Serampore or erstwhile Fredriksnagore appears to be just like any other Bengal town, but there is another side to the place which is truly unique and this can be found in its history. The colonial history of this place is particularly fascinating though the history of the place pre-dates the arrival of first Europeans in the subcontinent. The quite little village on the banks of Ganga drew attention of the Danish East India company in 1755 and it sparked the beginning of an exciting time, filled with richness and grandeur.
Majnu ka Tilla: Tibetan Culture Center of New Delhi
It is not unusual to see a Tibetan child at Majnu ka Tilla, offering prayers at the monastery while people like us standing behind and …