Bhutan offers bewitching destinations. A nation sharing its boundary with neighboring countries of China & India. Bhutan has a distinct culture with authentic delicacies that can be relished with red rice, maize, cheese and chillies. Buckwheat forms a crucial part of their diet. The character of Bhutanese food shows that Bhutan loves chillies & cheese is…

Rajasthan, a vibrant state rich in folk cultures, music, gigantic forts and delicacies. The extensive golden desert, turbans, spicy food, and many crafts that are rich with traditional handmade handicraft, an incredible location for experiencing India. Sprawling on 342239 sq km, Rajasthan is for history or culture aficionados, adventure & wildlife seekers. Architectural Significance: Forts,…

A temple believed to be around 1500 years old, made by a forest occupant named Kannappan. In order to protect her daughter from evil spirits, he used to sacrifice every day for Goddess Bhagavathy. One day he didn’t find any animal for sacrifice and hence requested his daughter to bring a pet calf for sacrifice….

The Life of Tilopa and Oḍḍiyāna A dakini in the form of a young lady giving gifts and advising Tilopa to visit the land of ­Uddiyana in order to receive secret tantric teachings. Tilopa shares the advice provided by the dakini with his parents. His parents recall all the past predictions from similar Dakinis that…

The last Himalayan Kingdom where happiness prevails, a region regarded as heaven which is shrouded with mysteries. The Kingdom is cuddled with pictorial & sub-alpine mountains. Amidst mountains, tourists find a range of scenic gateway in Bhutan. With 47,000 sq. km, Bhutan has many getaways for thrill seeking adventurers in this rugged region, offering an adrenaline rush…

Located to the west of Java in the Lesser Sunda Islands, Bali is world-renowned for its scenic rice terraces, fragrant cuisine, stunning culture and tradition. With elaborate temples, endless coastline, best coral reefs, waterfalls with amazing retreats, Bali combines leisure and adventure impeccably. A combination of spiritual gateway with hard-partying all into one. The island boasts sparkling sunrises & sunsets, enough for enticing you with…

In 1156, Raja Rawal Jaisal built the Jaisalmer Fort that dominates the countryside of the India – Pakistan border. The complex is called Sonar Kila (“Golden Fort”) for its gleaming golden sandstone walls and buildings, flourished on the east-west caravan path which connects India/Central Asia to the Middle East and North Africa. Merchants built elaborately…

Kappad or Kappakadavu is the rock-studded and historically famous beach, as it is here that Vasco Da Gama landed in India on May 27, 1498. He was the first European to explore India with 170 men that led to the relationship between India & Europe. This also became a permanent way for India from Europe…

An archaeological museum exhibiting collection of country’s artefacts. The site remains open from 9.00 – 17:00, except on Mondays. Krishnapuram is 47 km away from Alappuzha, 2 – 3 km from Kayamkulam railway station. Kerala has royal palaces that were erstwhile princely domains. Krishnapuram Palace is among these palaces, a palace close to Sree Krishnaswamy. History…

Inside Kozhikode of Kerala, under the Trusteeship of the Zamorin of Calicut, a revered temple dedicated to Tali Shiva is worshipped from 12th CE. It is considered among the oldest and sacred temples of Kerala, built by Swamy Thirumulapad, a Zamorin King, within his palace complex. Famous for Kerala style architecture, features woodwork, mixed with…

Shillong, the native soil of three hill communities Khasi, Garo and Jaintia presents a mosaic spectrum of distinct cultures which harmoniously co-exist since ages. The residents of Shillong are the Khasi Tribe who are mostly Christians by faith. Apart from Khasi, many communities along with Nepali communities inhabit in these hills. The Khasi society is matrilineal by nature where…