Munnar – Peace and Solitude

‘Munnar’ or ‘Moonu Aaru’ which means three rivers in Tamil is a small valley nestled in the Western Ghats mountain ranges, bordering the states of Kerala and Tamilnadu. This beautiful hill resort though geographically and politically part of the state of Kerala, this valley is populated by Tamils and Malayalees alike.

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Sikkim – Peace – Prayer and Meditation

Tucked away in the inner ranges of the Himalayas is the tiny state of Sikkim. Part of India demographically and politically, Sikkim is the twenty second state to be annexed to the Indian Union, post Independence.

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Kumarakom – Houseboat Odyssey

Kumarakom was a tiny fishing hamlet on the banks of the Vembanad Lake till the authorities discovered its tourist potential and made it into one of the most sought after tourist retreats. The whole of Kerala state is known for its natural beauty, especially its backwaters and Kumarakom occupies a pride of place among the locations in Kerala where one can enjoy the natural beauty of a backwater and the leisure activities it offers.

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Kashmir – Paradise Lost

Situated on the northern most borders of India is the state of Jammu and Kashmir. This state borders Pakistan and Chinese occupied Tibet on either side making this state a very strategically indispensable sector to India. Kashmir is in the northern half of this state and this part is called as India’s Switzerland.

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Darjeeling – The Real Queen of the Hills

Called the ‘Queen of hill stations’ Darjeeling is a scenic valley situated in the north eastern Himalayan ranges of India. It was part of the state of Sikkim before it was handed over to the East India Company by the king of Sikkim in 1835.

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Rajasthan – Desert Romance

Rajasthan evokes many thoughts in the minds of the people when they hear the word mentioned. There is a continuous mixed feeling of passion, romance, adventure, heroism and melancholy associated with this big state situated on the north western borders of India, landlocked between Pakistan and the Indian states of Punjab, Haryana and Gujarat.

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Goa – Sun and Sand – Fun and Frolic

A beautiful tiny state on the western coast of the Indian peninsula is the state of Goa. Sometimes referred to as the pearl of the orient, Goa is rich in culture, history and natural beauty and is one of the most important tourist destinations in India. Sun kissed beaches, palm and coconut trees lining its long coastline, plenty of sunshine make this a much sought after tourist paradise.

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Kerala – Gods Own Country – Nature at its Best

When somebody mentions the word kerala, what immediately comes to mind is beauty. That is what you will find in kerala, nature’s beauty at its resplendent best. Kerala is situated on the southwestern tip of peninsular India, bordering the Arabian Sea on the west and the state of Tamil Nadu in the east. Listed among the top ten tourist destinations of the word, kerala draws millions of tourists,

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Traveling in India – Not Peaceful but Adventurous and Exciting

India is a beautiful country rich in natural beauty and places of interest spread across the length and breadth of this country. Since this is a huge country traveling the whole country is a very difficult proposition. Even though most of the major cities and towns are well connected by air, road or rail, it is the interior parts of the country, which are sometimes inaccessible. The Indian railway system is perhaps the largest network in the whole world catering to millions of passenger’s everyday.

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Shimla – One of the Best Tourist Spots in India

India is considered to be one of the most beautiful countries across Asia. Even though there are many countries famous for many things India is considered to be one of the best tourist places across the globe. There are many places in India to visit and in order to visit all places it requires good amount of time.

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