OthersKerala

Often referred to a "God's Own Country", Kerala, in the south western coast of India, is famous for its beaches, backwaters, culture, spices, hills, Ayurvedic centres, and religious places.

The state is blessed with abundant greenery... More...

OthersMadhya Pradesh

For more general information on Madhya Pradesh (Economy, History, Demographics, etc.), please refer to the Madhya Pradesh ... More...

DestinationsMudumalai

Mudumalai means Old Hills and true to its name is an area of wooded hills, plateaus, deep valleys, rivers, marshes and waterfalls. Mudumalai is mainly dominated by the Mudumalai Wildlife Reserve that was established in 1940 and is a continuation... More...

National Parks & WildlifePeriyar Tiger Reserve

The star attraction of the Periyar National Park & Tiger Reserve are the herds of Wild Elephants viewed from the Thekkady Lake inside the park.

Periyar National Park is located high in the ranges of the Western Ghats in Kerala and ... More...

OthersRajasthan

India's desert state, and once a collection of princely kingdoms known for their valour and chivalry, Rajasthan is one of the most alluring tourist destinations in India.  Rajasthan's romance is defined by majestic palaces, rugged forts, sp... More...

DestinationsRanchi

A picturesque city and the capital of the newly founded state of Jharkhand, Ranchi was once the summer capital of the state of Bihar. It is situated at an altitude of 2140 feet above sea level in the valley of Chotanagpur in Ranchi district. More...

DestinationsSaputara

Saputara, meaning “Abode of Serpents”, is located in the southern tip of Gujarat and is the state's only hill station close to the border with Maharastra.  The town is surrounded by densely wooded hills and situated in the fores... More...

OthersTiger Reserves

One of India's national symbols, we only seem to hear and think about Tigers when the Census results come out - usually when the numbers are declining - or when a human is killed by this beautiful mammal. 

In addition to being a... More...

National Parks & WildlifeWayanad Wildlife Sanctuary

As part of the Niligiri Biosphere Reserve, Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary enjoys one of the richest bio-diversities in the region. The park is contiguous to Nagarhole National Park and Bandipur National Park of Karnataka and Mudumalai National Park... More...

OthersWeekend Getaways From Bangalore

• Devbagh: Devbagh Beach Resort is a beautiful island resort located in the north of Karnataka. This resort is hardly 22 kms south of Goa border, and is located at 3 km away from Karwar and 519 Kms North West Of Bangalore. Be... More...

OthersWeekend Getaways from Delhi

The number of choices for weekend getaways from Delhi is staggering.  Options for places to visit near Delhi include Hill Stations, Adventure, Wildlife, and Cultural and Heritage destinations and activities throughout the year (winter, s... More...

DestinationsAbbott Mount

Abbott Mount is one of the highest habitable points on the eastern side of the Upper Kumaon hill ranges. Located at a height of 7,000 ft above sea level near the town of Lohaghat in the Champawat district in the state of Uttaranchal, Abbot ... More...

DestinationsAbhaneri

The village of Abhaneri is home to an unheralded architectural jewel and one of the most beautiful step wells (Baori) in Rajasthan and India. The correct pronounciation of the village, Abha Nagri meaning "city of brightness" got lost somewhere i... More...

DestinationsAgra

The words Agra and Taj Mahal are inseperable. And while the Taj Mahal is a monument to be compulsarily seen while visitng Agra, the city has many more facets to its character. Agra, situated on the west bank of the Yamuna River, 200 kms south ea... More...

DestinationsAhmedabad

Ahmedabad, the largest city of the state of Gujarat and the 7th largest city in India (population of 6.5 million) is located on the banks of the river Sabarmati. Founded in 1411, the name Ahmedabad is derived from its founder - Sultan Ahmed Shah... More...

DestinationsAllahabad

Allahabad is the land of the holy confluence of religion, history and culture. Legend has it that Lord Brahma chose Allahabad for the 'Prakishta Yagna', on which the three rivers - Ganga, Yamuna and the mythical Saraswati, would flow in a q... More...

DestinationsAlmora

Almora is a little cantonment town founded in 1568, situated at an altitude of 5,500 feet in the southern end of the Kumaon hills in Uttaranchal. Almora's hillside scenery, quaint history and wooden houses are a reflection of its 500 year o... More...

DestinationsAlwar

Alwar is a city city carved out of rocks, seemingly crowned with the Alwar fort and covered with thick deciduous forest. The origin of the name of Alwar is certain, however there are several legends associated with it. According to som... More...

DestinationsAmritsar

  The spiritual heart of the Sikh community, Amritsar, which means “Pool of Nectar”, is perhaps one of India's most important junctions – connected to the rest of India by the 500 year old Grand Trunk Road on its east and ... More...

DestinationsAnnamalai

Annamalai is an ideal tourist destination for naturalists. Uncluttered and idyllic, the whole area abounds with a variety of flora and fauna. Located in the mountainous region of Tamil Nadu, along the border of Kerala at an altitude of 1,400m, t... More...