Travel Guides & Information
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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Sikkim’s the first ever airport in Pakyong was inaugurated by Honourable Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi on 24th September. He said that he is very glad to inaugurate India’s 100th airport and he appreciated the work done by the engineers excavating the beautiful airport in between Himalayan Ranges.
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India Tourism Mart (ITM) has begun on 17th of September 2018 at New Delhi, the capital of the country. This is a unique initiative by the ministry of tourism of India. This mart spans for three days and are organized with FAITH (Federation of Association in Indian Tourism and Hospitality).
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One of the most unique reserves of India’s colonial history is preserved at the Partition Museum at Town Hall Amritsar that is still quite underrated as a tourist spot. The museum was built with the aim to be a central repository of the documents, archives, stories and history of the tragic partition that divided the
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Mosques in India are not just a religious symbol; they are grand architectural feasts for the eyes of the beholders. Most mosques in India were constructed by the historic Islamic rulers during their reign to exhibit power and opulence of the kingdom.
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Are you visiting India for a vacation? You would need an Indian Visa to enter and explore the country. There are numerous types of visas introduced by Indian government for the welfare of different types of tourists. When it comes to Visa, there are numerous questions and confusions among tourists of different nations. This guide
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Starting with God’s own country in Kerala, to the vibrant culture of Tamil Nadu, from the well organized cyber parks of Karnataka to the diversity of Andhra Pradesh… South India is home to numerous popular festivals that are as vibrant and diverse as the land itself.
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Durga Pooja is not a local festival of West Bengal. This prime festival is celebrated throughout the country, with equal importance. This is an annual Hindu festival celebrated during September or October.
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Kashmir, the beauty of India is famous for its unique culture, mesmerizing nature and holistic beauty. The season of romance is about to start in this region. Known as the paradise of the world, this region has been attracting tourists in bunches with its Shikara Boat ride, floating market, cultural activities, fresh orchards and much
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Indian Royal luxurious train the Palace on Wheels is going to start a new season from Delhi to Jaipur on September 5, 2018. The train will be flagged off from Delhi and it will reach its destination Jaipur on 6th September, 2018.
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Trains were the backbone any country’s economy back in the days of industrial revolution and they still are the lifeline of communication for many. Large coaches sitting on tracks traveling long distances for hours even days, equipped with all necessary amenities evoke a sense of romance and adventure unlike any other form of travel! Here
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The Pushkar Mela also known as the Pushkar Camel Fair is a unique celebration of the beauty of their coveted “ship of the desert” – the camel along with some other cattle. It is estimated that more than 2 lakh people from all around the world visit this unique fair, which mainly focuses on trading
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There is no better place than the South India for a diverse and unique vacation. Starting from waterfalls to barren lands, temple towns to nightclubs, this state is a mixture of everything in abundance. Covered by Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal and Indian Ocean on three sides, this beauty has a rich natural value.
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The second largest state of the country, Madhya Pradesh is becoming ready for the tourism season. To promote the state among the international travelers, especially the UK tourists, the state has planning to conduct three trade shows between October and December of 2018.
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