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The Ultimate Traveler’s Guide to Khajuraho Temples
In the heart of India in Madhya Pradesh lies the small town of Khajuraho, renowned for its unique temples. Khajuraho temples were built during the Chandela dynasty between 950 and 1050 AD. An amalgam of intricate architecture and exotic sculptures, this UNESCO World Heritage site attracts tourists from all over the world. In this detailed guide to Khajuraho temples, we will explore the ancient structures and everything that you need to know while visiting the city. Groups of temples, Entry fee Khajuraho temples are classified into three main groups: Western, Eastern, and Southern. The Western Group of temples are protected and currently under the wing of ASI. Visitors need to…
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How a dacoit helped restore Bateshwar Temples
Delve into the intriguing story behind the restoration of Bateshwar temples in MP. Learn about the unlikely alliance between a dacoit Nirbhay Singh Gujjar and KK Muhammed, the eminent archaeologist of ASI.
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Bijamandal temple ruins- Khajuraho’s unexplored gem
Delve into Khajuraho's Bijamandal Temple ruins that are overshadowed by its more famous counterparts. Discover why it remains unrestored and less explored.
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Exploring the Marvels of National Rail Museum, Delhi
Here is a complete guide to exploring the marvels of National Rail Museum, one of the best museums in Delhi. Experience the thrill of train rides and get ready for a fun-filled day at the museum, where you can witness real heritage trains, take a ride around the beautiful gardens, learn about different types of trains from history and explore the replicas of railway platforms. A little know-how Established in 1971, the National Rail Museum is spread across 11 acres of vast expanse of land in Chanakyapuri, Delhi. Showcasing the rich history of Indian railways and the progress of present times, this museum is highly recommended for children and history…
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Avoid travelling to these places during Monsoon
Keeping the intense rainfall of 2023 in mind, it is best to stay indoors and be safer than sorry. Record breaking showers have disrupted normal life and taken many lives. Here are 5 places to avoid travelling to during monsoon. Please stay at home unless an emergency compels you to do so.
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Ahmedabad’s iconic place that deeply inspired us
If you want to witness how India's freedom movement shaped up and paved a path for the country's future, Sabarmati Ashram in Ahmedabad is the place to visit. It is not just a museum that showcases the life of Gandhi and his disciples but also a center for learning, development and empowerment.
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OMG! 6 Best places to visit in Ahmedabad ever
Ahmedabad is much more than chic cafes, big malls and busy food joints. Our trip to this city in February this year had a long list of activities to do. So here is a list of 6 best places to visit in Ahmedabad for your next trip. 1. Sabarmati Ashram Who doesn’t know Sabarmati Ashram. Afterall it was Gandhi ji’s place and home until he breathed his last. Popularly known as Gandhi Ashram, Sabarmati Ashram on the banks of Sabarmati River is home to memories and works of Gandhi and his disciples. The premises has empty rooms of Gandhi and his wife who lead a simple life, helping and educating…
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Should Modhera Sun Temple be in your bucket list?
The architecture of India’s ancient monuments have always been a point of interest and symbol of pride for us. Though a lifetime may fall short to visit these stunning iconic structures, Gujarat’s Modhera Sun Temple deserves to be in your bucket list. Here is everything about this beautiful 9th century temple that has no idol of deity and draws millions of visitors every day. History Modhera temple is dedicated to the Sun god, Vedic gods and elements of nature that create humanity. It is said that during the reign of Bhima I of Chaulukya dynasty, Mahmud of Ghazni had invaded his kingdom around 1024-1025. A 20,000 strong force of soldiers unsuccessfully tried to avert…
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3 must-visit stepwells of Gujarat
Hey folks! After a long spell of no-travel, we finally ticked a new Indian state off our bucket list. It was Gujarat and we can’t wait to share our travel stories with you. But first let me start with the most beautiful architecture of the state that got our attention and are worth mentioning. Since we had a travel plan of 7 days, we could visit Ahmedabad, Patan and Modhera. This post is all about the 3 must-visit stepwells of Gujarat that we highly recommend to every traveler. First things first A stepwell is called vav in Gujarati. Wells with long stairs earned them this name. The purpose of constructing…
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Things to do in Wellington, Tamil Nadu
The quaint town of Wellington is a lesser-known place nested in Tamil Nadu's Nigiri hills. If slow travel excites you, here is a list of things to do in Wellington and explore the sleepy little hamlet.
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Daytrip to Adi Yogi in Coimbatore – A guide
The magnificent statue of Adi Yogi in Coimbatore and the Isha Foundation ashram need no introduction. The dark statue and the founder Sadhguru’s popularity draw lakhs of visitors on a daily basis. There are certain myths and confusions around this place which we want to bust and help you plan a day trip here. Adi Yogi- The origin of yoga The 112 feet (34 meters) tall bust statue of Lord Shiva is made of steel and weighs 500 tons. Designed by Sadhguru, the height of the statue signifies 112 possibilities to liberation or salvation. It is also symbolic of 112 chakras in the human body. Sadhguru’s vision behind creating this…
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Murugan Temple in Ooty: Worth your Bucket List
The Nilgiris boast nature’s bliss, amazing weather and lip-smacking food culture, together which make the hills a popular tourist destination. Over time Ooty’s popularity rose by many folds and the town has more commercialized spots than before. Nonetheless among the less crowded, peaceful places in Ooty, do check out Murugan Temple on this lush green hillslope. Why is Murugan Temple unique? We are sure you have seen or heard about the tall golden statue in Malaysia’s Batu Caves. Lord Murugan idol there at 140 feet is the tallest Murugan statue in the world which draws thousands of tourists every day. The one in Ooty looks like a replica of the…
