Kanchipuram, the town of thousand temples, is one of Hinduism’s seven most vital pilgrim centres. The city is essential to both Shaivism and Sri Vaishnavism. It’s also documented for its hand-woven silk sarees and most of the city’s workforce involving within the weaving industry. Brief History Still known as one of the most ancient cities […]
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Patiala, an erstwhile princely state, capital of PEPSU and a district headquarters of Punjab are situated in the Malwa region of Punjab. Malwa has the largest number of districts in the reorganised Punjab, and the antiquity of some of the cities goes back to the ancient and early medieval period. Patiala is relatively a young
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Kohima, town, capital of Nagaland state, northeastern India. The town lies in the Naga Hills, 30 miles (48 km) southeast of the railroad at Dimapur. Brief History Kohima, situated in the south at an altitude of 1444m above sea level, occupies pride of place as the capital city of Nagaland. Sharing its borders with Dimapur
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Aizawl, city, capital of Mizoram state, northeastern India, with its surrounding area and the rest of the state have been developed to meet the influx of domestic and foreign tourists. The largest city in the states, but still very remote. Aizawl is located at 3715 feet from sea level and is a religious and cultural
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Coorg, Conventionally known as Kodagu, is the most princely hill station in Karnataka. The vivid magnificence of this foggy place with slopes and the soothing sound of flowing streams and aroma of sedative coffee. Coorg is known as the Scotland of India. It satisfies its name by attracting a blend of history, extravagance, and Cuisine.
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The picturesque town of Palakkad in Kerala loaded with magnificent scenery, quiet landscape, and clear backwaters. Situated almost a wide low pass in the Western Ghats mountain ranges. Palakkad is the place where there are Palmyras and Paddy Fields and is celebrated as the main storehouse of Kerala. Palakkad gets its name from pala trees
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Panipat, popularly known as the “City of weavers” or “Textile City”. Situated 219 m above sea level, lies in the heart of the Haryana district. Moreover, the city is popular at the global level for recycling textile. This small city however emerges as a famous tourist attraction due to its historical significance. And in the
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Kurukshetra, popularly known as Dharmakshetra (holy place). This land is named after King Kuru who did rigorous penance for making it the land of religion or Dharmakshetra. The district is situated in the Indian northern state, Haryana. It had been known since the ages of Mahabharata, as the battle of Mahabharata was fought in Kurukshetra.
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Asha is planning a short break to dump her stress but she is not able to understand which spot she should visit which has beaches as well the other places for perfect peace. After researching a lot about where she would like to consume her free time. She chooses Pondicherry as her perfect destination. So
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Chennai, otherwise known as the “The Gateway to South India” and “Tourist pride” is located on the Coromandel Coast of the Bay of Bengal in India. It is India’s largest cultural, economic and educational centre. The traditional and de facto Gateway of South India. Chennai is the one of the most viewed Indian city by
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