The Hidden Temples of Angkor Wat – Cambodia’s Timeless Marvels Category: Hidden Temples · Among the jungles of Cambodia lies one of the most breathtaking wonders of the world – Angkor Wat and its surrounding temples. Built by the Khmer Empire between the 9th and 15th centuries, Angkor is the world’s largest religious monument. While…
Get Paid to Move Abroad in 2025 – Countries Offering Relocation & Startup Grants Category: Offers & Schemes · Did you know that in 2025, several countries around the world will actually pay you to move there? With shrinking populations in rural areas and a growing demand for entrepreneurs, many governments are offering relocation schemes,…
Rajasthan Travel & Food Guide Discover the best places to visit, must-try food, and cultural tips Jaipur (The Pink City) Places to Visit Amer Fort – UNESCO World Heritage Site Hawa Mahal – Iconic Palace of Winds City Palace & Jantar Mantar Nahargarh Fort (Sunset Point) Famous Food Pyaz Kachori from LMB Dal Baati Churma…
A Complete Travel Guide to Somnath – The Eternal Shrine of Lord Shiva (2025) Category: Travel Guides · Somnath Temple, located in Prabhas Patan near Veraval in Gujarat, is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva and a timeless symbol of faith, resilience, and devotion. Revered as “The Shrine Eternal,” Somnath has withstood centuries…
The Hidden Cave Temples of Badami – Karnataka’s Rock-Cut Marvels Category: Hidden Temples · Nestled amidst rugged sandstone cliffs in northern Karnataka, the Badami Cave Temples are masterpieces of Indian rock-cut architecture. Built during the reign of the Chalukyas (6th–7th century CE), these temples are carved into cliffs overlooking the serene Agastya Lake. While Hampi…
World Tourism Day 2025 – Free Entry & State Discounts at Monuments (How to Plan) Category: Offers & Schemes · Every year on 27th September, the world celebrates World Tourism Day, highlighting the importance of tourism in promoting culture, heritage, and global unity. In India, the Ministry of Tourism and the Archaeological Survey of India…
The Legend of Rani Padmini – The Queen of Chittorgarh Category: History & Legends · Rani Padmini, also known as Padmavati, remains one of the most celebrated queens in Indian history. Known for her unmatched beauty, intelligence, and valor, she was the queen of Chittorgarh in Rajasthan during the 13th–14th centuries. Her story is deeply…
Durga Puja in Kolkata – Art, Community & Cultural Spectacle Category: Local Culture · Recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, Durga Puja in Kolkata is not only a religious event but also a grand cultural extravaganza. Every year, the city transforms into a canvas of art, devotion, music, and food, attracting…
7 Best Hill Stations to Visit in India During Winter Winter in India is not just a season – it’s the perfect excuse to escape to the hills. When snow blankets the mountains, mist hugs the valleys, and cozy cafés come alive, India’s hill stations turn into dreamy wonderlands. Here are the best destinations…
Onam Festival – Kerala’s Harvest, Pookalam & Vallam Kali Traditions Category: Local Culture · Onam is Kerala’s most celebrated festival, marking the annual harvest season and the legendary return of King Mahabali. Spanning ten days of rituals, cultural activities, and joyous celebrations, Onam unites people across religions and communities. In 2025, Onam will be celebrated…