Christmas in July is an alien concept in India and probably to many countries in the Northern Hemisphere. In India, we associate Christmas with the end of the year, winter vibes and plenty of holidays.
Hence, it is likely that many who read my travel posts will click this post out of sheer curiosity and not because they’re in a Christmas mood. However, it is fun to write on topics that most travel bloggers skip.
Maharashtra forts are an integral part of Maharashtra’s history. Hence, when you deep dive into the history of Maharashtra you will come to know more about more about them. These forts in Maharashtra have remained the core defence mechanism against foreign and local invasions. Today, these forts of Maharashtra stand as a symbol of pride and power narrating the stories of war and historic battles that they’ve witnessed.
Ramchandra Pant Amatya, Chief Minister of Tarabai Bhonsle in his royal edict mentioned that forts themselves are the kingdom. Hence, these forts have long been an integral part of the Maratha Empire’s defence and attack strategy.
Looking for the best tourist places in Madhya Pradesh for monsoon holidays? Nestled right in the centre of India, the word Madhya Pradesh means The Centre-State. Known for its vibrant culture, food, nature and wildlife, historical monuments and local attractions, Madhya Pradesh is called the ‘Heart of India’.
Over the years, Madhya Pradesh has done well in terms of tourism attracting domestic and international visitors. As per the 2020 Ministry of Tourism records, Madhya Pradesh is the eighth most visited state in India. The record states that 23.52 million domestic tourists visit Madhya Pradesh annually. Madhya Pradesh has won the Best Tourism State National award for three consecutive years from 2015 to 2017.
Looking for the safest city in India? Let me start with an honest confession: safety is a relative factor. Different travelers have different experiences, so someone else’s safety record doesn’t guarantee yours.
When we travel across India, Sarah and I focus on staying safe while enjoying our trip. We check for political or social issues, major events, and local conditions — things many first-time international visitors might not know.
Are you looking for the best places to visit in Tamil Nadu during monsoon season? Blessed with holy temples, historical monuments, heritage structures, beautiful hill stations and pristine beaches Tamil Nadu is a state you should not miss. Although, Tamil Nadu is the tenth largest state in India size-wise it still takes the number one spot for domestic tourism. With a whopping 140 million domestic tourists visiting the state, you should not miss it either.
Unlike the states on the western coast of India that receive monsoon via Southwest monsoon winds, Tamil Nadu receives most of its rainfall via the North-East trade winds. The monsoon activity in Tamil Nadu begins in mid-June and lasts until November and mid-December. However, if rain is not an inconvenience to you Tamil Nadu can provide you with some of the best monsoon destinations in India.
Choosing the right monsoon destinations in Andhra Pradesh can provide you with the perfect break you need from your routine. Over the years, Andhra Pradesh has remained one of the most visited states in India. While the state government has not aggressively promoted tourism in Andhra Pradesh the state offers captivating tourist spots. During the monsoon season, Andhra Pradesh offers some of the best monsoon destinations in the Eastern Ghats.
Andhra Pradesh is mainly known for its temples that draw plenty of tourists from around the globe. The renowned Tirupati temple attracts 30 to 40 million visitors annually. However, apart from majestic temples, Andhra Pradesh also has a diverse landscape which translates into scenic destinations. With the arrival of the rainy season, these tourist places in Andhra Pradesh transform into a holiday wonderland.
There is something magical about travelling in India during the monsoon season. This is when the dry summer landscape transforms into rolling green hills, overflowing waterfalls and mist-covered valleys.
Eros Cinema Mumbai is one of the most loved single screen theatres in Mumbai. Personally, I have many memories of watching movies here in the 1990s and 2000s era. From watching Hritik Roshan making his debut on the big screen in Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai in 2000 to being spooked watching Raaz in 2002, I had a great time. I have memories of watching Satya, Mughal-e-Azam (Coloured Version), 99, The Da Vinci Code, and Rang De Basanti as well.
Also, how can I forget that while watching Lagaan (2001), the crowd inside the Eros Cinema Mumbai all cheered for Kachra and Bhuvan as they beat Captain Russell and his team at their own game. We all knew who would win but the crowd went ballistic at every run as if it was a live cricket match. The energy in that movie hall was electrifying.
India’s railway history began long before independence, and some of its stations still whisper stories from the 1800s. Standing at one of these oldest railway stations in India is like stepping back in time. This is where British-era architecture, steam-age charm, and living heritage come together for an immersive experience.
With over 7,000 stations across the country, only a few have stood the test of time since the 19th century. These are not just transit points, they’re monuments of India’s industrial past, where the first engines rolled, and the nation’s love for train travel began.
Mumbai can be overwhelming, and sometimes the best escape is right within the city. A carefully planned staycation in Mumbai lets you unwind, enjoy luxurious amenities, and explore the best staycation places in Mumbai, all without the hassle of long travel.
It is quite obvious that most Mumbaikars rush to Lonavala & Khandala for a lovely weekend getaway. However, what if I show you a better way to flip your holiday experience and make the most of your limited one-day or two-days experience.