One of the most vibrant and effervescent states in India, Gujarat celebrates its annual extravaganza of music, dance, culture and entertainment between November and February. The festival is called the Rann Utsav and is dedicated to the celebration of the Great Rann of Kutch, one of the biggest salt deserts in the world as well as « Continue Reading »
There’s something about crossing a bridge that evokes unparalleled emotions in travellers. May be it is to do with the fact that a bridge signifies a connection, a transition, easy accessibility and a general pride in the human accomplishment. Add to it the fact that some bridges are downright gorgeous and are brilliant pieces of architecture, built over rivers and « Continue Reading »
If you ever have pondered what the best time to visit India is, we have the answer for you. India is at its glorious best in autumn, when the festival of Diwali is celebrated throughout the country with a great pomp and show. As the weather gets balmier and a little chill in the air is palpable, the country « Continue Reading »
A cycling tour of a place is one of the best ways to establish an instant connection, with it and discovering it at your own pace, away from the itineraries prepared by someone else for you. It’s often rejuvenating finding your own way from one attraction to another, and meeting the locals on your way. The experience works wonder to « Continue Reading »
The month of September is when most of India experiences heavy rainfall, making the prospect of exploring the country seem unattractive to most travellers. But the fact of the matter is that in a country as geographically diverse as India, there’s always a place to visit irrespective of the weather and time of the year. Moreover, September being the « Continue Reading »
The residence of his holiness, the Dalai Lama, Mcleod Ganj in Dharamshala, India is a known for its Buddhist communities and temples; cute, little artsy cafes; meditation and yoga centres and excellent trekking opportunities among other things. Carrying a Bohemian vibe about it, the little town is one of the best places in India for meeting other international tourists « Continue Reading »
We know that monsoons make some people curl up in their beds, and not leave the house till the rain (and its after effects) are nowhere to be seen, but give these stunning locations in India a chance, and you might never look at the rainfall as a nuisance again. Dedicated to the glorious greens that shine in the « Continue Reading »