Travel Guides & Information
February in India is the mark of end of winter and start of summer. Thus, the temperature would not be too cold and at the same time, it would still have the charm of winter.
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Mumbai is the capital of Maharashtra. This is the city of dreams and you can always find the place at its peak of beauty all throughout the year. Early summer is the time for those who love wildlife activities. Are you planning to visit Mumbai in this summer? Mumbai has an international airport.
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The month of February is pleasant and is perfect to visit any region in India. During this period the climate of India remains neither too cold nor too hot. Thus, it makes the journey joyous and comfortable. If you are thinking to take a break from your busy schedule and spend some quality time in
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Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC) in association with Pawan Hans has launched heli-tourism. The chief secretary, Government of Maharashtra, Swadheen Kshatriya inaugurated the service on January 7, 2016 along with the secretary of tourism and cultural affairs, Government of Maharashtra, Valsa Nair Singh. Tourists can avail the service of heli-tours from 3:00 pm.
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Call it as a second honeymoon or a trip with your almost-newly-wed partner, travelling as young couple is always entertaining. You need to pick places that would kindle romance and also have considerable amount of other entertainments that would help you to stay outdoors too. But, as a young couple, you would also need some
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Are you someone who loves to take pictures? There are a lot of photogenic places in Bangalore for giving your camera some busy time. But, are you looking for more?
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Delhi is a mixture of all kinds of elements. This is the place where you can find wonderful street food vendors with unique cuisine and stunning restaurants creating memorable moments. You ought to enjoy the street food of Delhi to taste the authentic cuisine of the land.
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Bodhgaya is a religious site for Buddhist pilgrimage. It is located in Bihar in India. This is the place where Lord Buddha attained enlightenment under a banyan tree. The main attraction here is Mahabodhi temple which is a world heritage site. There are a lot of other attractions too.
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Quest to the land of seraphic beauty- South India. South India represents the glorious past of India with its ancient shrines, lavish palaces, wild seas and rich Dravidian culture.
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Indian tourism has many elements of varying styles and experiences in it. But, these six iconic monuments determine the tourism wealth of the country. Most of the tourists who come to India visit this monument. Many are visiting India just for the sake of seeing these monuments. 1. Taj Mahal Taj Mahal is one of
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Bangalore by itself is a wonderful tourist destination. Apart from this, there are a lot of weekend getaways near Bangalore for those who want to enjoy a wonderful weekend.
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Houseboats are the major attractions of the South Indian state of Kerala and draw numerous tourists to God’s Own Country (Kerala). Therefore, the houseboats are considered as prominent source to boost tourism in India and Kerala. Kerala is the well-known throughout the world for its exquisite houseboats. These are the sources for leisure trips to
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Are you planning to visit the country for the very first time? You need to learn about a few important things before entering the country.
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Durga Puja is an important festival that is celebrated in India, especially West Bengal. This is a festival that happens for nine days. According to mythology, three goddesses joined together to become Durga to kill a demon. This year, Durga Puja starts on 15th of October and ends on 19th.
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India is the seventh biggest country in the world. It has numerous languages, ethnic groups, cultures, monuments, palaces, backwaters, waterfalls and other spectaculars. There is no such place in India that can be tagged as a boring destination for tourism.
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