Lakshadweep, a peaceful haven and a perfect destination for those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of cities. India’s smallest Union Territory of Lakshadweep – literally meaning 100,000 islands – is actually a group of 36 pristine atolls and islands in the Laccadive Sea, around 200-440km off India’s southwestern coast. History Formerly […]
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Dhanushkodi – A Deserted Historical Town
An abandoned town where time stands still and a myth that has endured for eons, Dhanushkodi is an interesting place to visit. Dhanushkodi is located at the tip of the Pamban Island and is separated from the mainland by Palk Strait. It shares the land border with Sri Lanka and is the smallest border in the […]
Read More...Mahabalipuram – An Architectural Grandeur Of History
Mamallapuram, also known as Mahabalipuram is an ancient historic seaport of Pallava Kings. History An archaeological wonder and a UNESCO designated heritage site, Mammalapuram was a very important seaport during 7th century AD. Situated about 60 Km from the city of Chennai, Mammalapuram was once a bustling seaport where traders who traveled across to the […]
Read More...Sakleshpur – A Road Trip to Remember
Sakleshpur’s enchanting mountains, scenic roads, and lush coffee estates are perfect ingredients to make a good weekend holiday. History A historical town, Sakleshpur has been ruled by Chalukyas and Hoysalas for many years. According to popular legends, during the reign of the Hoysalas, a broken Shivalinga was discovered here and the name ‘Sakleshpur’ came about. […]
Read More...Wayanad – A Paradise On Earth
Wayanad, a calm, serene, ethereal place with a rich history and unexplored mysteries tucked away in its pristine green cover is a paradise on Earth History The rich history of Wayanad dates back to the rule of Vedar Rajas followed by Kerala Varma Pazhassi Raja of Kottayam, who fought the British valiantly. Developed as a […]
Read More...Dindigul – A Historical City In Tamil Nadu
For those who love to take an offbeat holiday to historical cities, will find Dindigul an alluring prospect to explore. History Dindigul (or Dindugal) is an old South Indian City and District headquarters located 420 km Southwest of the Chennai, the capital city of Tamil Nadu. Dindigul region is located in the foothills of Sirumalai hills […]
Read More...Gavi – An Offbeat Jungle Experience
You will find stunning shades of shamrock green, cobalt blue and cloud-grey form a stunning confluence in Gavi. History Gavi lies 25 km to the southeast of the town of Vandiperiyar in the Pathanamthitta district of Kerala and is a part of the Periyar Tiger Reserve. Not only is it a pristine location nestled in the […]
Read More...Valparai – A Scenic Hill Station In Tamil Nadu
Located 3500 feet above sea level on the Annamalai Mountain range, Valparai is a verdant green land of mountains, mist, tea estates, sparkling water falls, forest reserves and dams, making it a beautiful destination for weekenders. Valparai is a scenic hill station situated 104 Km from the city of Coimbatore History In 1846 Ramasamy Mudalaiyar […]
Read More...Kakkayam – A Picturesque Destination In Kerala
Also known as Malabar’s Ooty, Kakkayam is a picturesque dam site situated in Kozhikode (Calicut) and nestled on the outskirts of the Western Ghats. History Kakkayam was deeply affected by the political turmoil which took place during the Emergency and has witnessed and played an important role in Indian history. That being said, Kakkayam is […]
Read More...Kalasa – Temple Town Of Karnataka
Kalasa is a holy temple-town located on the banks of Bhadra River, 92 km south-west of Chikkamagaluru in Karnataka. History The word Kalasa has been adapted from Sanskrit word-Kalash, which means a jug or a pot. It is a small town situated in the Western Ghats, which has been recognized by UNESCO as World Heritage place […]
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