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Long Weekend Alert: Discover the Magic of Valley of Flowers National Park
Unforgettable Long Weekend Getaway at Valley of Flowers National Park
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Exciting adventures await: Five places to get Indians to go in the rainy season
Don’t let the rain dampen your spirits! Brace yourself for thrilling journeys to Coorg, Munnar, Udaipur, Shillong, and Varanasi. Adventure calls, tag your buddy to join you on this epic rain-soaked voyage! Munnar, Kerala: “The hills and meadows are free” Tucked away in the majestic western ghats, Munnar transforms into a wonderland of wonder during the rainy season. With waterfalls, green tea plantations as far as the eye can see, and mists bursting through rolling hills, this peaceful getaway is a paradise for adventure seekers and an escape for them interested in nature. Coorg, Karnataka: “Rain inviting signal” Often referred to as the Scotland of India, Coorg amazes travelers with…
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Landour: Unveiling the Charms of Uttarakhand’s Hidden Gem
Escape to Landour, a tranquil spot inside the Himalayas. Discover its history, discover hidden gem stones, and indulge within the final retreat from town existence. Join us on this fascinating journey amidst the serenity, splendor and countless splendor of Landour.
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Discovering the Tranquility of Geneva: A Personal Journey
It was a sunny morning after I arrived in Geneva, searching forward to exploring this picturesque Swiss city. I had heard a lot about the town’s breathtaking landscapes, scrumptious chocolate, and wealthy records that I knew I turned into something unique. As I strolled thru the city, I couldn’t assist but experience peace and serenity. Everywhere I appeared, I saw green parks, crystal clear lakes, and snow-capped mountains in the distance. It turned into like being in a dreamland. My first forestall turned into the Old Town, a fascinating community of narrow cobblestone streets and colourful homes. I became right now struck through the beauty of the architecture and the…
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10 unusual places in India you should explore this May!
India is a country of diverse landscapes, cultures, and traditions. If you’re looking for offbeat destinations to explore this May, here is a list of 10 places that will make you forget about your travel plans abroad. Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh – Explore the remote valleys and snow-capped mountains of Spiti, a perfect destination for adventure seekers and nature lovers. Dzukou Valley, Nagaland – Experience the unspoiled beauty of northeast India in the Dzukou Valley, known for its vibrant wildflowers, rolling hills, and lush forests. Majuli Island, Assam – Discover the cultural and spiritual center of Assam on Majuli Island, known for its unique traditions, local cuisine and stunning natural…
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Sasan Gir National Park: The only place in the world where you can spot Asiatic Lion roaming free in the wild
Gir National Park: The Complete Guide in Hindi
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Shimla: Queen Of Hills Turns Into Stunning Winter Wonderland After Receiving Fresh Snowfall (Video)
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The Queen of Hills Mussoorie – Mussoorie Travel Guide in Hindi 2021
The Queen of Hills Mussoorie - Mussoorie Uttarakhand Travel Guide in Hindi
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Five exciting African museums to add to your travel wish list
Nompumelelo Maringa, University of the Witwatersrand Museums don’t often feature on vacation itineraries. That’s probably because people think of these spaces as dull houses of antiquities. But there are few better ways to learn about a country’s history, its people and their cultures than by visiting a museum. Maybe I’m biased: as an archaeozoologist – an archaeologist who studies animal fossils (mostly rodents) – I like digging in the past. And I’ve worked as a museum tour guide, at the University of the Witwatersrand’s Origins Centre Museum in Johannesburg, South Africa. So I love museums, because they archive, preserve and display objects of significant importance. They allow you to delve…
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Why COVID-19 means the era of ever cheaper air travel could be over
David Beirman, University of Technology Sydney After its worst two years since the second world war, 2022 is looking brighter for the global airline industry. For passengers, though, the chance to travel at low cost again may prove short-lived. In 2020 international passenger demand was less than 25% that of 2019, according to the International Air Transport Association. 2021 data isn’t yet available, but the hiccups of the Delta and Omicron variants make the association’s forecasts of 50% of 2019 levels look optimistic. With international and domestic routes reopening, airlines are offering a range of special deals on airfares. These deals are partly to entice back uncertain travellers and partly…
