My Experience Travelling to Rishikesh
Do I love to explore? Do I love to travel? The answer is a big yes! Hi, My name is Megha and I will be sharing my experience of travelling to Rishikesh in this article. Rishikesh is a city in Uttarakhand. It has an immense beauty of having mountains, hills, rivers and other things as […]
Film-Induced Travel and Tourism in Kerala
Situated along the coasts of the Arabian Sea and a languid network of backwaters and the spice and tea-covered hills of western ghats, the southern state in India -Kerala, the state has been marketed itself as “God’s own country” and known as India’s most advanced society with world-class health care systems and almost one hundred […]
Way to Andaman & Nicobar Islands
Hello Everyone. I hope you are well and good. Yogesh Karn this side. I am a student of master’s in Tourism & Events. Let’s travel together on my journey to Andaman & Nicobar. My Journey starts from Kolkata airport to PortBlair Airport Due to the rain during that period, the temperature was highly humid at […]
5 Least Explored Places of Western Ghats
Tired of chaos? Need an escape from the maddening rush? . . Take a break & plan a trip to any of these incredible destinations. The Western Ghats in India are known for their stunning natural beauty and diverse ecosystems. While popular destinations like Munnar and Ooty draw a large number of tourists, there are […]
My Journey to Gangasagar: Where Faith Meets the Sea
The saying, ‘Saare teerth baar baar, Gangasagar ek baar,’ implies that while other pilgrimages shall be visited multiple times, Gangasagar is an exception – meant to be visited only once. I believe this is not only due to the challenging route to Gangasagar but also its profound significance in Hindu scriptures. I truly understood the […]
Exploring Dooars: Where Nature and Wildlife Thrive in Harmony
The Dooars area, located in northeastern India, is a hidden gem that entices tourists with its unspoiled beauty and abundant wildlife. The Eastern Himalayan woods are accessible by Dooars, which is Bengali meaning “doors.” This area, which straddles the southern border of Bhutan and the northern border of West Bengal, is proof that nature and […]