India

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.

Upon first glance, Maharishi Mahesh Yogi’s Ashram isn’t very different from most other ashrams around it. It was possibly the most famous ashram in all of India thanks to four British men who we know as The Beatles.

Blessed with Mother Nature’s abundance, Nainital serves as the starting point to your sojourn in the Kumaon region’s mountains. It has a unique charm and pleasant climate all year round.

For those of you who wish to have your romantic escapade in India, then look no further than Goa, India — where the sun, sand, and sea meet! Here are the 10 best things to do.

The regions of South Asia and Southeast Asia are traditionalist spots; learning social norms will keep you from potentially upsetting the locals.

More than a hill station, Mussoorie is famously and fondly known as the ‘Queen of Hills’. Beauty lies in the little things, and it’s these things that make Mussoorie worthy of its nickname.

Are you thinking of travelling the pink city of Rajasthan, otherwise known as Jaipur? Well, you ought to, as it’s one of the most beautiful and visited cities in India and the capital of Rajasthan.

Travelling with your besties is all about adventure and fun, so the places you visit should have a great vibe too. India is a country with rich culture and vibrancy.

Indian food is usually identified for its spiciness. From the chole bhature (fried bread) of North India to the famous Hyderabadi biryani of the south, pack your bags and set off on a food journey.

Bhangarh Fort is the only place in India that has been legally declared haunted. While the main attraction of this site is its haunted status, it also has a number of ruins and temples to visit.