Travel Blog

Ellora Cave Temples, Maharashtra: Built over a large area there are over 100 caves excavated out of which only 34 are earmarked for public view. Of these 34, cave 16 houses the most magnificent temple one could ever even imagine, the Kailash temple. Carved starting from the top it is a masterpiece. The site

Keoladeo Bird Sanctuary, Rajasthan It is considered one of the most important locations in India for Bird feeding and breeding. Formerly known as Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, it was a royal hunting ground converted into a national park and then recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Kudremukh: As far as trekking is considered, Kuduremukha peak is the numero uno destination in Karnataka. Situated amid western ghats, it is the second highest point in Karnataka approachable only by a long trek route. The name Kuduremukha translates into “horse face” as the peak resembles the face of a horse when viewed from

Chittorgarh Fort: Initially built during the last decade of the 7th century by the Mori Rajput rulers, is an iconic fort of the country. Standing atop a nearly 600 ft high hill, the massive fort has a 13 km long perimeter wall encompassing the fort's area of nearly 700 acres, and you need to

Corbett Tiger Reserve: The launch of the Project Tiger initiative took place at Jim Corbett National Park in 1973. Established in 1936 as India’s first national park, it was rightly given the privilege of being the country’s first tiger reserve as well. Apart from a thriving tiger population, the reserve is blessed with a

Auli: Located in the state of Uttarakhand about 290 km from Dehradun, this small town is one of the best locations for skiing in India. Located on a slope, the town has a natural landscape for skiing, attracting ski enthusiasts, both amateur and professional, from all over the country. The name Auli translates into