Beauty Spots in India

Embarking on a road trip is undoubtedly one of the most exciting ways to experience the beauty and culture of a destination. Recently, my companions and I had the opportunity to embark on a remarkable journey through South Goa. Over five days, we discovered pristine beaches, immersed ourselves in local traditions, and indulged in delicious cuisine, all while exploring at our own pace in the comfort of our car.    Source: whatshot.in Day 1: Arrival and Beach Bliss Our adventure began as we landed at Goa International Airport, picked up our rented car, and headed straight to Palolem Beach. Known for its breathtaking crescent-shaped coastline and calm waters, Palolem Beach offers the perfect setting for relaxation. We spent the day soaking up the sun, strolling along the shore, and indulging in fresh seafood at the beachside shacks. Day 2: Historical Charm and Seaside Delights After a refreshing start, we set off to explore the historical charm of Old Goa. With its magnificent ch...

Journey and accommodation arrangements are conveniently online, and the rapid rise of tourist numbers indicates a greater interest. Children need their exciting vacations just like the professionals need to unwind. Explore the ancient ruins of Mexico Across the world to the south of the USA lies Mexico with its unique collection of mysteries, both natural and manmade. Towns that date back to Spanish colonialism yet stand. Teotihuacán ruins and the Mayan Chichén Itzá remain to give the mind much to ponder. When you hit the capital Mexico City, it is a fashionable world of shopping along with museums and eating places. Constitution Square and the National Palace, Metropolitan Cathedral, and Temple Mayor are worthy places. Among the many splendid beaches, Mayan Riviera, Cancun, and other fantasy destinations are high on the must-see list. Vallarta is yet another of those secluded beach resorts that boggle the mind. Mountain fantasies and the Copper Canyon lie in the northern state of Chi...

 Udaipur, a city in Rajasthan, is steeped in tradition and has a rich history. Udaipur used to be the capital of the Mewar dynasty, and the town was established by Maharana Uday Singh II in 1559. The city has earned many epithets to its credit like the ‘Venice of the East, and ‘Lake City, but its most prominent nickname is ‘The City of Palaces.’ The city is well-known throughout the world for its lakes. Its palaces mainly were built during the Rajput era. Where it is located Udaipur is situated in Southern Rajasthan and is located at 1,962 ft above sea level. The best time to visit Udaipur is from the middle of September till early April. Udaipur has a continental climate with sweltering and dry summers and chilly winters with scanty rainfall. But the days remain sunny throughout the year. Udaipur attracts tourists from all over the world because of its numerous historical sites, especially palaces and lakes. Many of the courts have now been converted to imposing hotels and resort...

It’s a Wonderful experience when you share your thought, your experience, and your pleasure time with friends and family and with the people of the Globe. Today I am here to share my fabulous trip to Kodaikanal district Tamilnadu We started from Bangalore, around 7 AM in the morning. I and my husband and our two friends packed our baggage and started for our weekend trip. From Bangalore via Krishnagiri to Salem, from Salem took a right towards Dindigul, a famous historical place enriching the life of the great Tipu Sultan. Dindigul has a famous fort atop a hill that can be viewed on the way itself. If you can spare some time, then the fort is worth visiting. After Dindigul, a couple of km down, the ghat section starts to climb of approx.60-65 km up the hill to Kodaikanal . we drove all the way. On the way, we took breaks and had our breakfast, lunch. There were times when we had stopped the car for seeing the scenic beauty of the hill when the sunlight...

Overview Nepal is the only Hindu monarchy in the world that is nestled in the Great Himalayan Mountain Range - not only the highest of all the mountain systems in the world but the youngest as well. The word or name ‘Himalayas’ means ‘home of snow’ in Sanskrit. The entire mountain range straddles the countries of Nepal, Bhutan, Tibet, India, China, and Pakistan and stretches for more than 2,400 km between the rivers Brahmaputra and Indus. Over three-quarters of Nepalese territory comprises the Himalayas. Of the 14 loftiest mountain summits in the entire world (all of which lie in the Great Himalayan Range), 8 peaks are located in the Nepal Himalayas. The Himalayan Mountain Range in Nepal Nepal is truly a Himalayan nation as a significant area of the country is cocooned in the might The Himalayas. The state, because of its unique geographical location and unique topographical features, attracts tourists in droves from throughout the world. Nepal earns more than 70% of its ...

Coaker's Walk: Coaker's Walk derives the name from Lt! Coaker, who prepared the map of Kodai and it is about a kilometer from the lake, which runs along a steep slope on the southern side of the Kodai। Some of the best views of the plains can be seen from here। Pillar Rocks Within the city limits one can see three boulders standing shoulder - to - shoulder vertically measuring to a height of about 122 meters providing a panoramic view। Silver Cascade: Silver Cascade waterfall is located on the Ghat Road about 8-km from Kodaikanal. The overflow of Kodai Lake comes down here as 180 feet high falls. Berijam Lake: Berijam Lake is one of the beautiful picnic spots in Kodai, located 21-km away from the bus stand। This lake supplies drinking water to Periakalam town। The scenery around here is delightful. Bryant Park: Bryant Park, situated on the eastern side of the lake, is noted for flowers, hybrids, and rafts. Varieties of flowers can be seen in a glasshouse. The ...

Image source: Reddit You need to getaway from urban stresses and revive spirits and recharge batteries during vacations. Shrouded in mystery and comparatively unknown until recently, Arunachal Pradesh The state could become your dream destination. Surrounded by the Himalayan Mountains in remote north-eastern India, look forward to intense scenic beauty in Arunachal Pradesh. A vibrant and colorful lifestyle is expressed in fairs and festivals that depict agriculture, the chief occupation. Worship is followed up with songs and dances to show the eternal universal spirit. Ziro Festival of Music, Losar, Tamladu, and Sangken Festivals are some important ones. Tribal life keeps you busy with celebrations throughout the year. Buddhist religious ceremonies invoke divine blessings for all sentient beings. Read on to discover Tourist places in Arunachal Pradesh and how to reach there. Lots of exciting things to do in Arunachal Pradesh would bring happiness to all the generations in ...