Popularly known as the Scotland of India, Coorg is a true backpacker's paradise. The green pine forests, vibrantly coloured scenery, misty mountains, billowing falls, dense tropical forest, tea,...
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Pristine beaches, clear blue skies, lush green palm trees and full-on party vibes! Goa is definitely one of the most loved tourist destinations in India. Whether you want...
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Located about 8 kilometers from Almora, a quiet village nestled in the green Kumaon highlands. Kasar Devi hamlet, one of Uttarakhand's many hidden gems, takes its name from...
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Dehradun is one of India's most ancient cities, nestled in the Doon Valley in the foothills of the Himalayan Range, flanked on its eastern and western sides by...
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Jaipur, also known as the Pink City, is a treasured part of the Rajputana kingdom. People from all over the world visit this royal city in order to...
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Alleppey, a serene gem in Kerala, offers a myriad of enchanting experiences. Embark on tranquil backwater cruises, witness breathtaking sunsets, and indulge in the rich flavors of Kerala...
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A summer retreat and sanatorium during the British era, Dalhousie is still the place where the clean forest air and unpeopled woods can help you recharge. Warm sunlight,...
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Munnar is a town in Kerala, India, in the Western Ghats. Huge tea plantations and scenic beauty have made this area famous. The Malayalam word "Moonu Aaru," which...
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Agra, in the Indian province of Uttar Pradesh, is a top tourist attraction. The Taj Mahal is the sole thing that makes Agra famous, is a common fallacy....
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Backpacking had always felt like a western concept to me. I remember speaking to an Italian volunteer at an NGO in Pondicherry who had backpacked throughout Europe alone....
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