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Andaman is deeply and intensely picturesque. It is a treat to all senses and makes for an ideal destination for honeymoon couples especially. The blue seas, the gentle breeze, the secluded beaches along with the unique beauty of the corals and the lively underwater world make Andaman a very attractive destination for all ages.
The temperature of Srinagar in summer ranges from 14°C to 30°C. If one wants to experience the natural beauty of Srinagar, then the Srinagar trip in summer is the best. See More...
The name 'Lakshadweep' translates to 'one lakh islands' in Sanskrit, reflecting the archipelago's abundant natural beauty. The islands are known for their tranquil environment, pristine sandy beaches, and crystal-clear waters, making them a popular tourist destination. See More....
Indulge in many activities including Scuba Diving, Kayaking, Snorkeling , Canoeing , Boating, Swimming, Sun Bathing and you can also go for sightseeing visiting Light Houses, Marine Museum and local houses. See More...
The capital city of Andaman boasts of tourist-friendly places that are gorgeous and awe-inspiring. Revel in the clear blue water, trek alongside green and brown thickets, and engage in the cultural history of India, as you explore the best places to visit in Port Blair.
Why Gulmarg is India's ultimate Winter Wonderland?
Gulmarg with the meadow of flowers is a sight to behold in winter- a snowy vista with breathtaking views of the Himalayas...
Lauterbrunnen is a picturesque valley town located in the Swiss Alps, known for its stunning natural beauty with cascading waterfalls and scenic Swiss hamlets...See More...
Ladakh transforms into a magical winter wonderland as the mountain peaks, and girding hills are adorned with a delicate layer of white snow.
Best Time To Visit: November - April
ISTANBUL, A Magnificent Beast!!
An Awesome Place with 39 Districts, 15 Million People, and 1700-plus years of History
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Bangaram Island, Lakshadweep: A Unexplored Place in India That Will Blow Your Mind....
A secluded island encircled by turquoise-coloured water, creamy white sand beaches, and tall palm trees.
Attractions: Agatti Island, Minicoy Island, Water Sports
Best Time To Visit: June to August
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Have intimate, local interactions and authentic cultural experiences...
Hoi An in Vietnam is a definite must-see for culture and history lovers. It has a centuries-old history of being an important market and port city, and it's still home to a rich tradition of tailors.
Built to promote world peace and prosperity as well as to commemorate 2500 years of Buddhism, Shanti Stupa is the major attraction in Leh. Perched on the mountain top, this religious place also offers a panoramic view of the city and the surroundings, and thus is a must-see.
This attraction in Leh was built at a part of the Peace Pagoda Mission by Japanese Buddhist Bhikshu. Underneath the stupa is the relic of the Buddha. Sunrise and sunset are considered to be the best time of the day to visit the Shanti Stupa when views from this place to visit in Leh are spectacular. The architecture of Shanti Stupa has been done in a way to make it a two-level structure. On the first level, there is the relief of Dharmachakra with deer on each side and a central golden Buddha image sits on a platform. On the second level, there are reliefs depicting the birth and the death of Buddha and him defeating the devils while meditating. On both levels though, one can see a series of smaller meditating Buddha reliefs.
When in Odisha, tourists can now take a walking tour of the state’s best historical and cultural sites. These guided tours were recently launched in order to help promote Odisha’s rich culture and history.
Beautiful Punakha has been inextricably linked with momentous occasions in Bhutanese history. Two of Bhutan’s important rivers converge in Punakha. At their confluence is the majestic Punakha Dzong, an absolute marvel. These rivers are also home to one of the last surviving populations of the critically endangered white-bellied herons.
The route from Thimphu to Punakha is quite spectacular and takes travellers over the renowned Dochula Pass, which showcases interesting monuments along its course and offers the awe-inspiring opportunity to view the great Himalayan Mountain Range.
Driving down from Dochula towards Punakha, visitors can discover the Royal Botanical Park, where an excellent collection of Himalayan plants and good birding sites can be found.The country's most idyllic dzong is situated at the confluence of two rivers. Breathtaking from outside and rewarding inside with rich wall paintings and friendly local monks.
Reached by crossing the 3,116 metre Dochu La, the fertile valley floor is the winter home of the country’s largest monk body and produces a wide variety of fruits and vegetables which you won’t see anywhere else in the country.
India is blessed with diversity in every sense! Whether in terms of religions or seasons, it is the diversity of this nation that makes it so colourful and rich. Be it summers or winters, there are places that one can visit and experiences that one can have to make memories throughout the year.`
Hauntingly beautiful. Two words that aptly describe the surreal and silent landscape of the Great Rann of Kutch, the largest salt marsh in the world. In winter, this endless white landscape — nestled in the heart of the Thar desert — is at its magical best while it hosts the three-month-long Rann Utsav. A spectacularly colourful festival that allows you to sample local Kutchi culture, Rann Utsav (held at the hamlet of Dhordo, located 81 km from Bhuj) includes but is not restricted to, local handicrafts, traditional embroidered fabrics and folk performances.
What can make this experience even more special is a night spent lying on the pristine white sands as one gazes at prominent winter stars (such as Sirius, Orion, Taurus and Gemini) glowing brightly in the velvety sky. Also, remember to take a night ride up the Kala Dungar to witness the silvery moonlight lighting up the infinite white sands – a panorama that will remain etched in your memory forever.
Kochi (Cochin) is a beautiful destination in Kerala which is also known as the “Queen of the Arabian sea”, the place has a wonderful destination where you can enjoy various soul-soothing activities. The best part of visiting here or staying here is that the air quality is at the finest level compared to the rest of India. Numerous activities like classical dance, swimming, elephant training center, kalarippayattu (martial art) and many more activities are Famous Things in Kochi (Cochin).
Thiruvankulam is a suburb of the city, famous for its many lakes and canals, but especially for its 8 acres wide abandoned quarry. Dive into its depths and go snorkeling. Behold a vivid world of bright corals, sea urchins, and schools of fish. Instructors will coach you before you dive, teaching you about safety precautions, snorkeling tips, and hand signals. They will be present with you at all times, so you need not worry about the safety of your loved ones. Expert underwater photographers will immortalize your magical experience on camera, as a souvenir of your adventure.
Tucked away in an inviting blanket of earthly glory, Spiti is a heavenly gateway for those seeking solitude in the bliss of nature. Lahaul Spiti tourism attracts thousands of people every year towards its fascinating beauty and unadulterated environment. Spiti is bordered in the northern side by Ladakh, Tibet in the East, Kinnaur in the South-East and Kullu valley in the North. This majestic cold desert valley in Himachal Pradesh is replete with pine forests, green meadows, beautiful monasteries and inhabited villages that will leave you totally awe-stuck. Situated at an altitude of around 12,500 ft above the sea level the barren mountains over here change their hues every second and it is definitely a sight to behold. The tiny villages over here under the shadow of huge mountains have a population of around 35 to 200 people. This sparsely inhabited land is a slice of paradise for all those who’re yearning to cut off from the intoxicating city life.
World Town Planning Day is observed annually on November 8. This day was set aside to commemorate the important role planning and structuring play in the creation of our communities. Town planning is one of the most important parts of creating our organized, livable communities, and this act gained full recognition when this day was founded in 1949 by late professor Carlos Maria della Paolera. World Town Planning Day also goes by the name “World Urbanism Day.” The holiday seeks to encourage community planning by paying heed to environmental factors involved in progressing a town.
Some Best-planned Cities in India
Chandigarh, Haryana
The city of Chandigarh was the first planned city after India’s independence in 1947 and is known internationally for its architecture and urban design. It is also known as the wealthiest city in India. It is a union territory that serves as the capital of Haryana and Punjab. Chandigarh was designed by Le Corbusier, a Swiss-French architect, and urban planner. The city is divided into 56 zones at 800 meters by 800 meters with all modern amenities. Chandigarh is now on its way to becoming a “smart city. It is neatly planned and divided into sectors that are well connected to each other.
Gandhinagar, Gujarat
Located in the northern part of Gujarat and is the state capital. The city has been planned and Architect by H.K. Mewara and his assistant Prakash M Apte. The capital of Gujarat which is situated on the western bank of the Sabarmati River is a beautifully planned city like Chandigarh. Gandhinagar is also considered the “greenest” city in the world. As this place has many parks and gardens which make the place green. The city does not face traffic congestion as it has service lanes on most roads. In addition, individual sectors are labeled for residential, commercial, educational purposes, and the IT industry.
Jamshedpur, Jharkhand
The city is located at the southern end of Jharkhand, India’s first planned industrial city, founded by the late Jamsetji Tata. He urged to establish a city that has all the luxuries and conveniences that a city can provide. Jamshedpur is commonly known as “Tatanagar”. It is also known as the steel city. The first steel company was established in Jamshedpur and the city was built around that steel plant without a municipal corporation. Jamshedpur has top roads, which provide good roads, clean water, a clean environment, and uninterrupted electricity to its residents. The presence of popular educational establishments, health care, and entertainment facilities puts Tata’s Jamshedpur in the list of top planned cities in the world. Most areas of the city are well-planned with public holiday spots such as Jubilee Park, Dalma Hills, good roads, dense forest, clean water, uninterrupted electricity, and wildlife sanctuary. Another added benefit of this city is that it is established, built, developed, and nurtured by the Tata group and continues to date.
Jaipur, Rajasthan
Jaipur is next on the list. Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan and the first planned city of India. Jaipur is also known as the ‘Pink City’ of India and is home to some of the most fascinating historical monuments including the famous UNESCO World Heritage Sites – Jantar Mantar and Amber Fort. The city is planned according to Vastu Shastra with three entrances towards east, west, and north. The roads are pre-modernized and divided into six areas as 34 km. The urban quarters are further subdivided by a network of divided roads.
Whether it is Korean TV series, movies, beauty products or lesser-known ingredients, top travel destinations or the culture, we often see that a lot of people strike a chord with all things ‘K’ lately. Among these, K-drama hits such as Squid Game (2021-), Crash Landing on You (2019) and Goblin (2016), are available on various OTT platforms. They have not only created a dedicated fanbase across the world but have also made a mark in the global entertainment industry. And, for people who are not just Korean TV show enthusiasts but travel lovers too, visiting these popular K-drama locations where some of the iconic scenes have been shot is no less than a treat.
South Korea has several beautiful locations that attract tourists and its capital, Seoul, is a traveller’s paradise. Along with ancient architecture, scrumptious delicacies and serene beaches, it is one of the best places to be in. Add to it the chance to visit the K-drama locations where some of the most popular scenes from Korean TV shows featuring your favourite actors were shot or better, recreate them in your own way for Instagram.
