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KHAJJIAR Why to visit in winters – Khajjiar otherwise known as India’s Switzerland is famous for its beautiful landscape and aura. Welcome this winter by visiting the best place in Himachal at Khajjiar and also experience the unique snowfall. What to do – Visit to Golden Devi temple, Trek on Rohtang pass, Solang valley, visit Manu temple, … Continue reading TOP AMAZING PLACES TO VISIT IN HIMACHAL PRADESH IN WINTER
Leh Ladakh
A goal that will dependably stay carved in an explorer’s psyche; Ladakh is not simply one more goal but rather is a crosscut to a scene that is a cut of isolation on Earth. You may be a doubter voyager who is as yet stressed over going to Ladakh due to its elevation and remote area yet who knows ONE DAY your elderly neighbor with his stupendous kids close behind comes and thumps on your entryway and says, ‘Child!!! I have 10 great reasons why you should visit Ladakh now or never.’ Also Visit – Leh Ladakh Pangong Lake Tour
Firstly, for its sweeping scenic beauty
Encased in the middle of the Himalayan and Karakoram Mountain goes, the Ladakh district is a good country that is layered in otherworldly of red, orange, dark colored, green, and dim with extensive precious stone blue water bodies. The tough scene under…
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Information on Fort Palace of Rajput Amber contains every ingredient to make it the classic romantic Rajasthan palace-fort. It was built by one raja and completed by another. Its forbidding, practical exterior belies a bejewelled interior whose richness reflects the nearby sumptuous court of the Mughal emperors. The Kachchwaha story is a blend of myth, legend and … Continue reading Fort Palace of Rajput
The trip into the mountains is always interesting. The old Hill Cart road, the hustle bustle, students coming home from school, small towns packed with both vehicles and peoples and yes, there is a railway track on the right hand. The train just passed through here. I am going up to around 7000ft. to see the town of Darjeeling made famous as a British hill station. Thus, I am ascending through the clouds, imagining those bygone days which seems not so difficult. It’s June, a good time of the year for the clear skies. But, it’s raining up here. So, my hopes will go higher than the clouds for better views.
As I move higher into the hills and another train passes by, it does seem to be clearing a little. Now that I have reached the town through the scenic route which constitutes small towns of Kurseong and Ghum…
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Last of the Mountains as the land mass of the Indian Subcontinent gives way to the gushing waves of Seas and Oceans.
Tail of The Western Ghats
Surrounded by Coconut Nut Trees and Neem trees these Rocky hills are called Cardamom Hills and are the tail end of one of the Oldest Mountains of India , The Western Ghats.
Framed By Trees
Some of the Hillocks are capped by Temples which tell Tales of a time long gone by.
Dravidian Temple Architecture in Kanyakumari District
The Western Ghats are a unique Biodiversity Hot Spot. Enchanting ??
