101 places in Sikkim that deserve to be on your travel bucket list. From famous hotspots to secret hidden gems, I got you fully covered. 1-10: Popular Cities & Towns in Sikkim Gangtok – The vibey capital city, full of cool cafes, monasteries & epic MG Marg street. Pelling – A lil town with jaw-dropping…
The tiny Union Territory of Lakshadweep (One Lakh Islands) makes an exotic tropical holiday destination for anyone who loves the sun, sea and sand, plus a relaxing ambience away from the mainland! This compact conglomerate of scenic islands located just off the coast the Kerala replete with beautiful beaches is a perfect getaway if you…
The state of Karnataka is an amalgam of phlegmatic destinations of nature, barbaric spectacles of wildlife, flawless aura of majestic temples, the pristine beaches and daunting views of the festivals. Every abode is admirable, beauteous and delightful to visit. It draws you out of your hectic schedule letting you rejuvenate your exhausted souls. A trip…
Crowning the southeastern region of India, this majestic and grand state of our country is the fifth largest state. This alluring and classy state grazes the Deccan Plateau. It is encompassed with Tamil Nadu on the south, Karnataka on west, Maharashtra on the north-northwest, Madhya Pradesh joined by Orissa on the northeast and the roaring…
If you want to witness the saying that ‘Good things come in small packages’ you must visit Sikkim. Even though Sikkim is one of the smallest states in India, it is a popular tourist destination. It is a calm and serene place away from the modern busy city life. This state is full of natural…
1. Dargah Sharif This holy shrine housing the tomb of the Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti is a sacred refuge where heartfelt prayers are heard and answered as well! Hailing from Persia, the Saint arrived in Ajmer in 1192 and resided here until 1236 when he passed away. 2. Nareli Jain Temple Located amidst the…
The Andaman & Nicobar Islands happen to be a beautiful locale set within the deep blue waters of the Bay of Bengal, lying to the South East of India. Often likened to the Bahamas and Hawaii, the islands enjoy millions of tourists every year despite the frequent rain storms. The attractions are varied with almost…
1. Triveni Sangam What makes Allahabad a divine place is the confluence of three holy river Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati. Both Ganga and Yamuna are revered rivers in Hindu mythology, rises from the Himalayas in Uttarakhand. Saraswati is said to be the hidden river or it flows underground and is equally revered in the Rig…
1. Lampokhari Lake Surrounded by dense pine forests, Lampokhari Lake is one of the important tourist sites in Aritar, located at an elevation of 4600 feet is a such an enchanting old lake of Sikkim, attracts tourist for a number of reasons and one of them is, it discovers an interesting narrow lane that connects…
1. Ambalappuzha Sri Krishna Temple Believed to be one of the significant Hindu temples in Kerala, it is renowned as the “Dwaraka of the South” among the tourists. Located at a distance of 14 km in Alleppey, Sri Krishna Temple is categorized under one of the ancient temples of this place. For the tourist, the…
