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हरिद्वार में वैसाखी और मुंडन
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By Arun Singh

सिद्धबली धाम, लैंसडौन और तारकेश्वर धाम की अप्रतिम यात्रा
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By Neelam Dhir

Om Parvat – Abode of Lord Shiva
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By Roopesh

Andaman and Nicobar – Around Port Blair
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By Sagar

दिल्ली से दयारा बुघयाल की सैर
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Winning Bandhavgarh Trip and getting won over

By Kumkum Dasgupta

I never win freebies that are advertised tantalizingly with magazine subscriptions. But, as they say, there is always a first time. So, when I…

Shettihalli – a church submerged in the waters

By Backpakker

It was the backwaters of the Hemavathy Reservoir and the monument was the Holy Rosary Church built by French Missionaries around 1860. We met a few villagers on our return who told us that this village was once a lush hamlet where the River Hemavathy flowed watering fields of sunflower.

A Visit to the abandoned city of Fatehpur Sikri – Part I

By Manish Khamesra

In 16th Century, childless and desperate for a heir, The Great Mughal Emperor Akbar undertook a pilgrimage on foot to the shrine of Khwaja…

Inn Season – Jodhpur, Review and Pics

By Smita Dhall

My travel tales are becoming more of hotel reviews which I don’t necessarily enjoy writing, unless they’re too good and I can brag enough,…

North Wales (Snowdonia) and Cardiff

By Rahul

Essentially, we had only a day and two nights in the beautiful hilly heartland of North Wales, Snowdonia. Wales is Castle country, North Wales only more…

Zermatt – A Weekend Trip

By Aditya

Background This post is in continuation to my previous post A day trip to Zermatt(Switzerland).In the starting of October 2004, we had covered almost…

Tirthan Valley-an uncharted heaven in Himachal

By Rachna Tomar

Our very own resort kitchen guy ‘yogi’ also hopped in for this trek with due permission and became our trek guide voluntarily. It was considered to be an easy trek of about one hour one side for adults; but with small kids it was relatively tough.

Mehrangarh Fort, Jodhpur – A Photo Essay

By Smita Dhall

I have not been to many forts and am essentially not a fort fan but I had been to my share of them like…

The Rickshaw run

By Ajeet

This must be a great inspiration for fellow ghumakkars : My friend is driving an autorickshaw for charity across india starting from cochin ending…

Mandir Palace, Jaisalmer – Pics and Review

By Smita Dhall

Jaisalmer has many many hotels for its small area and population, but heck, the city survives on heritage tourism. There are hotels right in…

Bangalore with my 5 year old

By Geetha Saravanan

In the second week of November 07, Saravanan’s work took him to Bangalore and Gayatri (our 5yr old daughter) and I accompanied him there….

San Francisco – the Desi daytrip – part 1

By sanjay

As you all know, San Francisco Bay Area is pretty much the Desi Capital of the West. With the technology industry relying increasingly on…

1 Steve James Calcutta -The city of Joy

Winter is the perfect time to travel and explore new places! Pick your dream destination and book with Brahmand Tour. See our tour packages here https://www.brahmandtour.com/5-days-golden-triangle-package
2 Vinod Kumar Calcutta -The city of Joy

Lovely photos, Philip. The Victoria Memorial shots are my favourite, especially the way the white marble sits against all that greenery. You're right that it was built partly to rival…
3 Deeba M A short Day trip from Vadodara to Hathnimata Temple & Waterfall

Hathnimata Temple and Waterfall look like a wonderful choice for a short day trip from Vadodara! The combination of natural beauty, peaceful surroundings, and spiritual significance makes this destination ideal…
4 Mythili V Om Parvat – Abode of Lord Shiva

Om Parvat looks like a truly amazing destination for nature lovers and spiritual travellers. The sacred mountain and its breathtaking Himalayan surroundings make this journey a memorable experience. Planning such…
5 Mythili V Kerala – A Tourist State

Kerala is truly beautiful, with its lush greenery, peaceful backwaters, scenic hill stations, and rich culture. I especially love the idea of exploring places like Munnar and Kochi on a…
6 Rakesh Lansdowne – Walk and simply walk

Very nice kumkum, agar hindi me likhte to ot bhi acha lagta Landsdowne me bhi janchuka hu bohot achi jagha hai
7 Ankit Verma रूपकुंड की यात्रा Roopkund Trek – २

Hi there, I came across your destination-focused website and wanted to introduce Bir Camps. We focus on camping around Bir Billing and would appreciate being considered for any suitable travel…
8 Akhil Mehta रूपकुंड की यात्रा Roopkund Trek – २

Hello! We are looking to build relationships with relevant travel and tourism websites. Punjabi Rasoi 7 is a hotel and restaurant near Bir Billing, and we also provide adventure activities…

Khajuraho - Beyond Temples

All that you can do besides the temple sojourns in this beautiful city Take me here

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हरिद्वार में वैसाखी और मुंडन

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सिद्धबली धाम, लैंसडौन और तारकेश्वर धाम की अप्रतिम यात्रा

By Arun Singh

बहुत दिन हुए किन्तु कहीं घूमना फिरना नहीं हो पा रहा था, आखिर होता भी कैसे क्यूंकि हमारी पांच माह की बेटी ने हमे…

Om Parvat – Abode of Lord Shiva

By Neelam Dhir

A dream was coming true, when we started Adi Kailash Yatra on 3rd Oct, 2022 from our home. At that time, we did not…

Ethereal North East: Trip to Guwahati, Shillong and Cherrapunji

By Mala Raman

We woke up early next morning as per our itinerary with excitement to experience some of the grandest waterfalls of the region. We started by witnessing the famous Elephant Falls in Shillong, The falls which is locally called “Kshaid Lai Pateng Khohsiew” or three step falls, was coined “Elephant falls” by the British due to the rock on the left side that resembled an elephant.

In memories : Jaipur, the Pink City (Part 1)

By Pamela

Jaipur is renowned for its colorful markets, gorgeous handlooms and wonderfully laid out gardens. The people are very cheerful and friendly. Don’t forget to try the famous Rajasthan delicacies including the thali. Rajasthani arts and handicrafts are things that you can’t afford to miss.

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