8 Reasons Why Travelling is so important in Life!
Travelling is a very important part of life as it is the best way to get out of a busy schedule. There are many reasons why humans loved to travel. Some People travel For discovering new lands and to interact with different people, by learning about a different culture, food, music, festivals and the way […]
12 Cuisines to taste when you are in Pune
Cuisine is a significant and naturally inseparable part of the culture of a certain place. Pune is a culturally diverse city located in Maharashtra, a place where foodies are welcomed. The cuisine involves a whole spectrum of delicacies that would stimulate every taste bud on the tongue. In this article, I’m going to provide you […]
25 Underrated destinations to travel in India
This Pandemic has not only affected our physical well-being but has also affected our psychological health by taking what we love the most “the adventure” that gives us a zeal to live. But worry not, after it all ends you can embark on a new journey to quench the thirsty traveller in you.If you are […]
Mysore: The Cultural Capital of Karnataka
Mysore or officially Mysuru is a city at the foothills of Chamundi Hills in the southernmost part of Karnataka state. The city’s atmosphere is a blend of royalty, heritage, and tranquillity, thus making Mysore the cultural capital of Karnataka. Located at 770m above sea level, fairly flat yet slightly undulating land experiences a favourable climate […]
Agra: The Taj City
Agra is popularly known as Taj City or Taj Nagri. It is located on the bank of river Yamuna. It is one of the most famous districts of Uttar Pradesh. It ranked 24th in the list of best tourist spots in India. Since Agra was one of the most important cities under the Mughals, it […]
Kollam: The Cashew Capital of the World
Kollam or Quilon, is an old seaport and city on the Laccadive Sea coast in Kerala, India on the Ashtamudi Lake banks. Kollam, once called Desinganadu, had a sustained commercial reputation from the days of the Phoenicians and the Romans. Fed by the Chinese trade, it was regarded by Ibn Battuta as one of the […]