With your empty wallet think about to going on a trip, so you should must visit these educational and rich heritage destinations in India. I am on my first trip to Nahargarh Fort (Jaipur) as a traveler with just ₹5,000 in my pocket. I came back with not just photos
Ladakh is one of those destinations that has been on every adventure enthusiast’s bucket list. If you, too, are planning on exploring the Land of High Passes for the very first time, you are in here for a treat. The region is one of the best holiday locations for a
Things To Do At Udaipur:- When you start travelling hard, you’ll notice that you’ve already visited Udaipur, which is also known as the Venice of India as well as “The City of Lakes”. The capital of Rajasthan creates a lovely dreamland, with views so spectacular they take your breath away,
Jodhpur is a city of life, culture, and great architecture on the brink of the Thar Desert. Its beauty never grows old, whether you visit for the first time or have visited previously. From visiting magnificent forts and palaces to having spine-tingling desert adventures, Jodhpur has countless experiences that will
Imagine a city painted blue, shimmering in the hot Rajasthan sun. That’s Jodhpur, nicknamed the “Blue City”! It’s like stepping into a storybook about kings and queens, a place where India’s grand past comes alive. Want to see what it’s like? Jodhpur is full of amazing places to explore. Wandering
Kedarnath means Kedar (Field) Nath (Lord) Lord of the field, one of holiest sacred pilgrimage sites in India where thousands of devotees and adventure lovers visit every year. Kedarnath Temple Nestled in Garhwal Himalayas located at an altitude of 3,583 meters, this sacred pilgrimage site is part of Chota Char
