If you’re looking for India travel blogs, inspiration, and informational guides, you’re in the right place. We’re Indians who have lived in India for 28 years and travelled around the country extensively for at least five years.
And we can tell you with certainty, that India is NOT just the Golden Triangle or the Himalayas. In fact, we’ll go out on a limb and say that Maharashtra (which doesn’t feature at the top of most India bucket lists) offers the highest diversity of attractions. And our personal favourite is Madhya Pradesh.
India has long been equated with tigers and elephants, but it is so much more than that. It is a land of stunning diversity, chaos, colours and spirituality.
Living in India can be difficult, because the country is still straddling that difficult ground between old and new. But when it comes to travel, we can safely say that India is pure magic.
Quick facts:
Yes, that’s a lot of area to cover! But obviously, you won’t be covering all of it. Given the vastness of India, it doesn’t make sense to try and see the entire country at once. Focus your travels on one of these parts of India: north, south, east, west, central, north-east or the islands.
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The monsoons bestow a lush green blessing on the fields and glades of Shahpura, a small town in Jaipur district of Rajasthan. It is a delight for nature worshippers as well as the birds and animals that spend idyllic days in this Rajasthani gem. In this post, I present a photo story of the beautiful …
Are you planning a safari in Bandhavgarh National Park? Read about our thrilling experience and find out about Bandhavgarh Fort in the meadows, hotels, best time to visit, bookings, and safari packages in the famous tiger reserve in Madhya Pradesh, India.
I often spend my evenings at Marine Drive, and on this particular evening, the skies seemed to have a special penchant for drama. It was quintessential Bombay and everything that I love about pre-monsoon dusk.
Is Delhi safe to travel to? And what is the Qutub Minar famous for? As regular travellers, we answer both questions with complete honesty in this travel blog.
Travelling to Manali in March? Our travel blog will give you a glimpse into what you can expect. Find a travel guide at the end with information on how to reach Manali, hotels in Manali, getting around, restaurants, shopping, and nearby excursions.
Over a stray weekend last December, a trip quite unlike any other, transpired in the un-touristy locale of Hadapsar, Pune. It was a trip of many firsts – first stay in an Airbnb listing, first visit to a town that isn’t on any traveller’s itinerary and first stay in a service apartment (I usually do …
An ideal day in one of Mumbai’s greenest and best-loved alcoves – Powai – would begin with a picnic to Aarey Milk Colony (located in nearby Goregaon) during the day, a visit to the cosy garden next to Powai Lake before the sun dips and gazing at the glittering city lights across Powai Lake by night. …
The bus ride from Mahabaleshwar to Mumbai, via Mahad took us through the Maharashtrian hinterland – a world so close to Mumbai; yet so far from the lives we know. The lines in bold are jottings from my bus ride and the rest were impressions I sat down to record, later. Development has begun to …
Getting around in Mahabaleshwar isn’t easy without a car but not impossible! Also find out about the top things to do in Mahabaleshwar in our travel blog. This guide also covers offbeat attractions like Tapola and travel tips for making the most of your tour.
We heard the song of the mist, the song of the forest and the song of the mountains. And it was the sweetest music we’d ever heard. One that nature orchestrated, and our souls applauded.