Hugely traditional but impeccably surprising, India is one destination that is on the bucket list for every traveller at one point in time or another. They might travel to Agra to come face-to-face with the majestic Taj’s glory or wander around the royal and elaborate places around Rajasthan. Some may even come to the country
Travelling the world as a tourist can easily slip into a superficial affair of ticking off the highlights, skimming the surface of what’s available before moving on to the next location. This isn’t how I like to travel. Travel to me is about digging a little deeper. Staying a little longer. Not worrying about the
Kerala is a land of lush green nature, rich diversity, and festival fairs. Be it winter or monsoon, summer or spring, Kerala hosts breathtaking festival fairs all year-round. Vibrant colours, unique cuisine, old school traditions, classical folk dances, and soothing music are a few among the many must-have experiences in Kerala. The festival fairs accompanied
The capital of Ladakh, Leh is a popular destination for holidaymakers looking to experience a true taste of India. You will struggle to find another destination that is as hassle-free yet traveller-friendly as Leh. It has so much to offer everyone that visits, with something for all ages. From the stunning scenery to the variety
Its landscapes and beauty spots are what makes India score highly on most people’s must-visit lists. If you are reading this, you’ve probably considered a trip to this mesmerising country. And who could blame you? But with so much to see and sample, which city, town or area is the ultimate holiday destination? To find
India is a brilliant mosaic of the exotic, romantic, mysterious, burnished throughout its 6,000 years of history and tempered by a collage of cultures. And like a mosaic, any image of India is designed with color: from sari and pallau to phad painting and embroidery to prismatic bazaar and gilded temple. Amid this celebration of
