India

With so many different beach destinations to choose from in India, you'll need to find something that’s right for you based on the amount of time you have, the activities you want to do, and what your budget is.

Plot a route around Kerala, India and consider these 10 amazing resorts that will help you discover and experience her beauty.

Time describes it as, “Fire and ice trips – one jaunt that juxtaposes two staggeringly different climates (usually one snowy, one sunny) — offer more variety and experiences than a single trip to one destination might.”

Being a paradise of nature, Sikkim draws many international and national tourists throughout the year. From mountainous caverns to the rich culture and heritage, this Indian destination offers visitors the chance to discover something unique and different.

The Tribal Museum in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh is India’s first museum of its kind and gives visitors an immersive experience of local tribal culture.

Connecting the nation’s capital Delhi with Agra and Jaipur, the India Golden Triangle circuit is the most visited tour as it covers important destinations in Northern India.

The beauty of Kashmir, India is starting to make itself known throughout the world.

Every road in Ladakh has a story to tell and I’m so glad I got to create memories on them. Nestled in the Trans-Himalayas, high-altitude mountain passes, monasteries, and stunning high-altitude lakes are what add to Ladakh’s allure.

Goa is more than a paradise for tourists who love its beautiful beaches, nightlife, cuisine, heritage, and festivals. This western Indian state has more to offer; Goa is a shopper’s paradise too.

South India is a land of many languages, with a rich history and diverse culture. Each region here is so different from one another that the locals take offence when generalised as South Indian.

Considered one of the most remarkable cave temples in all of India, Kailasa Temple is a megalith carved out of a single rock. Its size, architecture, and sculptural treatment are also what makes it so impressive.

Periyar National Park was initially made a sanctuary in 1934, but in 1978 became Kerala’s first tiger reserve. Hence why the area is also known as the Periyar Tiger Reserve.