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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South Goa in the monsoon is green, peaceful, and romantic. Best beaches in South Goa include Palolem, Agonda, Varca, Benaulim, Colva, and Cavelossim. Among the best things to do in South Goa are visiting temples, spice plantations, Goan villages, and Portuguese mansions.
Gir National Park is situated in Gujarat, India. It is famous for its population of endangered Asiatic lions, which are native to India. During our safari, we spotted two adult lions.
Malabar Hill is an excellent Mumbai picnic spot for couples and families, with two different parks (Kamala Nehru Park and Hanging Garden), the ancient Banganga Tank, and the Chowpatty Beach nearby. We’ll also tell you about great restaurants and bars in Malabar Hill, Mumbai, in this travel blog.
I can’t think of Udaipur without experiencing an ache that’s made up of equal parts longing and contentment. In all my other trips, I remained a mere tourist. In this one, I bloomed into a traveller.
We spent three days in Pondicherry and Auroville, covering major things to do like Paradise and Serenity Beach, French Colony, Matrimandir, and Beach Road. This travel blog is a story of three friends on a journey of bonding and discovery.
Points of interest in Varkala include the beach, the temple, and the picturesque clifftop cafes. Things to do in Fort Kochi include visiting Paradesi Synagogue in Jew Town, the spice markets, Fort Kochi beach, and the Dutch Cemetery. Find out more in this Kerala travel blog.