Travel Guides & Information
Indians use rupees as money. They come in denominations of 2000, 500, 200, 100, 50, 20, 10 and coins. Each note has clear mentioning of the value of the note in English and Hindi. If you are planning to visit India for a vacation, you ought to learn about the cash system.
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Standing pride and high along the hills of the southern part of Gujarat, this statue claims the new title of being the world’s tallest statue. Although not known to the entire world, the personality celebrated as the statue is ‘The Iron Man of India’, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel.
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Every country has got tourist places. India, with its massive diversity has got uncountable tourist hotspots. However there are some of them that are considered valuable from the standpoint of popularity.
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India has begun granting South Koreans with visa-on-arrival. The main aim of this grant is to promote tourism between the two countries and to boost the arrival of business delegates.
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Pondicherry or Puducherry is a small union territory infused with European culture and unique lifestyle. Pondicherry is quite common among local and international tourists for numerous reasons and here is a new feather to the hat. The union territory now holds India’s first and only underwater sea museum.
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Bikaner is a colorful desert town famous for its classic desert outpost look, grand ancient forts and others. Since it is seldom capsulated by tourism elements, you can enjoy a hustle-free vacation here. Among the many elements of Bikaner, camel is an important one.
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You would be very familiar with Shatabdi Express. The high-speed train of the land has been on tracks for 30 years. Shatabdi means centenary. This train was first introduced to celebrate birth centenary of Jawaharlal Nehru. Thirty years look like a long run and it is time to think about the next version. T-18 or
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India is all about beauty and history. One of the cultural spots of ancient world, India holds numerous beauties and wonders, than one can even imagine. If you were looking out to find reasons to choose India as your next vacation destination, these facts would be the best way to determine and valuate your options.
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You will be familiar with the fact that Travelogy India is a certified GSA of Palace on Wheels. Thus, tourists from around the world rely on Travelogy India to safely book tickets, learn about offers and so on. On Oct 17th 2018, 40 passengers are taking the iconic itinerary of Palace on Wheels train, via
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Tourism Department of Arunachal Pradesh celebrates this festival to promote the tourist attractions and traditional values. Tawang is a wonderful festival, to know about the rich varied traditions and cultures of Arunachal Pradesh.
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Abhaneri Festival focuses on expressing cultural elements of the tribe and locals. This is the festival for live cultural entertainment, adventure activities, shopping and much more. Every second of this festival is dedicated to expressing the cultural and traditional value of the land.
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This carnival is the biggest celebration of Fort Cochin. This ten-day celebration ends on New Year’s Eve. It is famous for its colorful costumes, street parades, decorated elephants, music, dance and much more. Why is it more fun to visit a destination during a celebration? You can find all the hidden delights out in the
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The Venice of India and God’s Own Country, the tropical region of Kerala is all ready for tourists and is even better with more developments. The state experienced one of the worst floods and spent the last few months trying to overcome the situation.
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It is true that the whole country does not speak Hindi. Not even the whole North of India speaks Hindi. However, most of the people understand and can communicate in Hindi in India. You can travel to all the regions in the country with nothing but English and Hindi.
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September 27 is observed as the World Tourism Day, worldwide and it is celebrated every year. Since 1980, the World Tourism Organization under UNO who has been responsible for promoting and sustaining tourism throughout the world; conducts this celebration every year.
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