A little known country landlocked between India and Tibet, Bhutan is barely touched by tourism. While it may be small, it is a treasure trove of enthralling moments and unparalleled spiritual experience, home to ancient monasteries that cling to mountaintops, museums and c...
Hang Son Doong Cave in Vietnam is taken as one of the world’s largest caves. It is 5 times larger than the well-known Phong Nha Cave. This magnificent and amazing structure is the biggest chamber of Son Doong. This cave was created 2.5 million years ago. Tourists can camp near ...
It’s never too late to explore one’s adventurous side, and road trips can definitely do that. Road trips are one of the best ways to explore the inner self that was hidden for so long. These trips make people go a little carefree, let themselves out in front of the unknown scenic be...
Many eerie sites have become popular tourist spots ― from hotels with grisly histories to abandoned ghost towns to chapels decorated with thousands of human bones. There is a whimsical elegance to places that have experienced lifetimes of occupants, as if hiding a secret that o...
Home to the country’s high-tech industry, Bengaluru or Bangalore is popularly known as the Silicon Valley of India. Not just this, the city is blessed with mesmerizing natural beauty too, owing to its location on the Deccan Plateau. And, this lets nature enthusiasts, adventure junki...
From a place where birds commit suicide to a fort where entry after sunset is forbidden, there is no shortage of mysterious places in India. With a rich culture, history, and millions of people who believe in the metaphysical and the paranormal, India is definitely a land of mystery...
The viewing point in Gujarat’s Nadabet is aimed at boosting border tourism in the state. It will have a ‘Beating Retreat’ ceremony; tourists can view weapons used by the Armed Forces like MiG-27 aircraft and surface-to-surface missiles. Gujarat gets its version of the Wagah — a...
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