Nomadic Life

  Bhubaneswar, the capital of Odisha, India, is a mesmerizing blend of old history and modern vibrancy. Bhubaneswar, known as the "City of Temples" for good reason, is home to more than a thousand temples, each of which has its own story to tell. But Bhubaneswar's offerings extend far beyond its temples. It's a vibrant city where history flows from every corner and delicious cuisine draws the senses. A spiritual start: One of Bhubaneswar's biggest and oldest Shiva temples, Lingaraj Temple, is a great place to start the day. See the calm of the morning puja (prayer ceremony). Your day will have a spiritual tone created by the detailed carvings and serene surroundings. Go to the calm Bindusagar Lake after taking in the spiritual atmosphere. Enjoy taking your time walking down the ghats, which are steps that lead to the water, and observing the residents going about their daily lives. An enjoyable way to start the day is to take a boat ride on the lake. A dive into h...

The name alone evokes thoughts of magnificent scenery, sparkling lakes, and a diverse range of cultures. However, Kashmir is not just a picture-perfect paradise. A country where time seems to slow down among the gorgeous Himalayas, this place is rich in history. But Kashmir's story is also complicated, loaded with societal and conflict over politics.   A Trip Through Time: A glimpse of Kashmir's ancient past opens our adventure. It has been a crossroads of cultures for thousands of years, ruled by kingdoms and empires whose art, architecture, and customs have all left their mark. Kashmir's past is whispered through every stone, from the calm Buddhist monasteries to the beautiful Mughal gardens.  Treat for the Eyes : The beauty of Kashmir is undeniable. Gorgeous valleys filled with wildflowers, snow-capped peaks reaching the heavens, and the jewel-like Dal Lake, which reflects the lively life around it. A unique sensory experience is created when the aromas of freshly made K...

The compelling fusion of dynamic culture, historical significance, and rustic appeal can be found in Purulia, located in the southwest corner of West Bengal, India.  Warm light from the March to April sun brings Purulia's red soil to life, creating a captivating scene.  Now is the ideal moment to travel to this undiscovered jewel, where spectacular natural beauty blends with traditional practices.   Panchkot, Where History Whispers :   The starting point of your exploration is Panchkot, the former Malla rulers' capital.  The magnificent Panchkot Garh, a laterite fort that dates to the twelfth century, provides evidence of the area's lengthy past.  Explore the exquisite sculptures of the Jagannath Temple, an architectural marvel, located within the fort complex. Feel the weight of millennia whispering tales of wars conducted and empires formed as you roam among the ruins. The Terracotta Temples of Bishnupur: A Spiritual Journey   Proceed to Bishnupur, w...

Have you ever wanted to get away to a spot where crystal-clear beaches are surrounded by turquoise waters, and vibrant coral reefs filled with life are just below the surface? The Andaman & Nicobar Islands, India's hidden treasure tucked away in the Bay of Bengal, are the place to go. This archipelago is an underwater wonderland, welcoming scuba divers and snorkelers from all over the world. An Entire Spectrum of Coral Kingdoms :  Some of the most fascinating coral reefs in the world may be found in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. These underwater towns are an explosion of colors and patterns, built over centuries by microscopic coral polyps. While brain corals resemble their namesake with their intricate folds, staghorn corals extend upward like fingers. Fan corals are fragile and move gently in the currents, while table corals create organic platforms full of life. An astounding variety of marine life finds a home in this colorful tapestry. Vibrant schools of fish dart ...

Ladakh, frequently referred to as the "Land of High Passes," is a place that combines a rich cultural history, a sense of serenity that is beyond the every day, and vivid natural colors. Adventurers, nature lovers, and anybody else looking for an unforgettable experience will find paradise in this chilly desert region of northern India, which is hidden back among the majestic Himalayas.   A Landscape Painted in Contrasts:   Dramatic contrasts are what make Ladakh so beautiful. Gigankar, the second-highest mountain in the Karakoram range, and other towering snow-capped peaks penetrate the clear sky. A surreal atmosphere is created by the barren, lunar-like Nubra Valley landscapes punctuated by sand dunes formed by the Shyok River. Lush green meadows, such as the Shangri-La Yumthang Valley, blanketed with colorful wildflowers in spring, provide a welcome contrast to the dry environment.   Interesting Locations to Discover the beauty of Ladakh:   Pangong Tso: ...