Be it a drive in the yellow and black ambassador taxi, eating jhal muri, singhada and chai on the streets, listening to Rabindra Sangeet, reading a book or dedicating oneself to art and culture, eating ilish maach on that Sunday morning freshly bought from new market or going shopping...
By Nivedita Singh
Nestled in the lap of Garhwal Himalayas, Nag-Tibba literally translating to “snake hill” is the highest peak (9,915 ft) in this range. This serene abode is believed to be the home of ‘Nag Devta’ or God of Snakes from which it borrows the first part of its name.
If trekking happens...
By Megha Bajaj, Travel & Lifestyle Influencer
While some dread the monsoons and want to escape the city until the rainy days create havoc, for some monsoon holidays are a lifetime experience as the exotic locations and the romantic rains have the potential to leave you spellbound. If you’re a...
On the Banks of Tungabhadra River
By Saswata Chandra
India, being a confluence of different race and religion since centuries, is one of the greatest sources of historic and archaeological shreds of evidence. Hampi, in the eastern parts of central Karnataka one of the major structural wonders in India rightfully carrying...
