Roosted high in the Himalayas, in this marvellous little heaven, advancement is estimated not by Gross National Product, but by Gross National Happiness. Bhutan - is the world's final Buddhist Kingdom. Once in Thimpu, choose any 5 star chains offering luxury suits like Taj Tashi, Tashi Namgay, or local hotels in the heart of the city like the Thimphu Tower... Continue reading
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One of the most quickly developing urban communities in India, Surat is the second biggest city in Gujarat also known as, the Diamond City. From by-lines offering the most delicious Gujarati snacks, to upscale markets and huge Jems and Jewellery showrooms, Surat offers enough alternatives for a one day trip. There is the magnificent Surat Fort, the Mughal Sarai (Mughal-period... Continue reading
Profound, plunging valleys and approaching mountain extends that are amazing and heart-stopping, Himachal Pradesh is so sublime, that no Indian traveller can overlook. Explore the Tudor style #architectural buildings and Churches in a neo Gothic style. You may shop at Mall road or Lakkar Bazaar, if you can brave the crowds in summer or take a private tour to Kufri.... Continue reading
First we saw the Blue city then the golden city, now with the Pink city - Rajasthan has it all covered. Famously known as Jaipur, it was the first planned city in India and the colour pink was chosen, as it meant hospitality. It’s a bustling business centre with an age-old royal charm to it that can amaze any traveller. The... Continue reading
Hyderabad is the capital of Telangana, also known as the Pearl City, owing to its reputation of once being the diamond and pearl hub in India. A city located on the bank of Musi River, it was established in 1591, by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah. Hyderabad comes from haydar (lion) and abad (city). Its mines have produced some of the world’s... Continue reading
Nothing shouts Summer more than a lovely island escape at the Pemba Islands! It is one of the lesser known islands of the Zanzibar Archipelago, being home to just 400,000 people. This immaculate Green Island is a serene hideaway and you can reach there by charter flights or to Karume airport, serviced by Coastal Air, ZanAir or Auric Air. 33%... Continue reading
Jodhpur, also known as the Blue City or “Sun City”, is the second largest city in Rajasthan and is literally on the edge of the Thar Desert. The former capital of Marwar Kingdom has carried several names since its foundation. A number of houses around the Mehrangarh Fort are painted blue, adding a mysterious and romantic colour to the city. But ‘why?’ most travellers... Continue reading
After the end of the 26-year civil war in 2009, Sri Lanka has been courting both tourism and investment. Sri Lanka’s popularity with travelers may be because of its diversity of geo tourism, archeological and historical landscapes, cuisines, cultures, spirituality of India (follows Sinhalese and Tamil festivals), all condensed into a small territory, where almost everyone speaks English. Sri... Continue reading
“To understand the future, you must know the history”. Let us start by understanding the History of Hubballi. Hubballi was a commercial center from the times of Vijaynagar Rayas to the Mughals and finally the British. Being the twin of Dharwad, the city has always given importance to education, and was a major area of industries for the British. The... Continue reading
Ceiling Fans are a convenient & an effective way of keeping the room cool compared to a fully ACs room or one with Coolers. In hot or humid cities in Asia, you need both – meaning intermittent AC rooms. Use 1 hour of AC and 2-3 hours of the Fan to circulate air, evenly across the room till you feel... Continue reading
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