Let’s dig deep into what tourism heritage does the countries have!!

1. India

Must-do things

• Take a sunset/sunrise boat ride in the Ganga River in Varanasi to dive into the feeling of tranquillity and spirituality.
• Try out camel safari in the widespread desert and have authentic home-cooked meals whilst your Visit to Rajasthan
• Never miss your Visit to Delhi-Capital city of India to go back in time and yet stay connected to modernization.
• Grab your bike and go on the most motorable road and one of the best road Trips to Leh-Ladakh.
• Cruise the backwater and get rejuvenated with your Ayurveda Spa Treatments on your Visit to Kerala.

 2. Maldives

Must-do things

• At Per Aquum Niyama, enjoy a tradition dhoni sunset cruise with your family
• Party hard at Finolhu in Baa Atoll on its sandbank and pool areas.
• Pick up a new adventure activity every day of your visit
• Let live view of the marine life from your luxury stay or villas of stay
• Dine at the world’s first underwater restaurant at Conard Maldives Rangali Island resort.

3. Bhutan

Must-do things

• Become local- from opting your stay with the locals to experiencing its local food and drinks is a must to do while in Bhutan.
• Trek the tiger nest in Paro in central Bhutan for mesmerizing views and experiences
• Soak yourself in the mineral spring bath of Tshachu for some healing therapy
• Pay a visit to the Jigme Dorji National Park to explore the real flora and fauna.
• Soak in the breath-taking view of the Himalayan range or in that case Mount Everest.

4. Sri-Lanka

Must-do things

• Climb the world heritage site of rock top fortress named Sigiriya
• Head to the Uda Walawae National Park for some elephant site seeing.
• Pay a visit to the heart of Sri Lanka tea industry in the Haputale mountains.
• How can you miss out on the number one leopard sanctuary of Yala National Park?
• Make sure you visit the Temple of the Tooth in Kandy town.

5. Nepal

Must-do things

• Trek the Annapurna Sanctuary which is the paradise of trekkers.
• Relieve the history of Buddhism in a visit to pilgrimage sites of Lumbini and Sarnath.
• Go on an elephant safari in Chitwan National Park
• Enjoy boat ride in calm waters of Phewa Lake of Pokhara
• Give your thrilling side the edge by riding the water of Trishuli river close to Kathmandu                                      

Happy Tripping!!

1. GOA

You want to have a big party of any kind in India, well look no further Goa is the best place you can go. It is a very cool place filled with party animals all over the year but on New Year’s Eve it is something unique. The frenzy and chaotic music filled with booze will make you a free-spirited animal. Not much to say except if you haven’t visited Goa for New Year, you missing something major in your life.

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2. MUMBAI

Not so far away from Goa is another party hub, Mumbai. Known for Bollywood or Hindi movie production, the city of dreams know how to have a good time for welcoming New Year with bigger dreams. The best thing about being in Mumbai is you can see your favorite stars enjoying the same parties as you but from a little distance. There’s also a chance of visiting Marine Drive if you want a little outside air at midnight.

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3. DELHI

It’s not like you need sea and sand to party. North Indians show how to party hard in clubs, arenas, and grounds, anywhere. If want to see your body moving to Punjabi beats and groove on the music with loud roars of the crowd, Delhi is the place for you. Even gathering at night at India Gate feels like a big party on New Year’s Eve. Other than all these organized DJ nights are sort of tradition there, be it any partying occasion.

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4. BANGALORE

This IT Hub does work hard but party harder. The malls, open places, and other gathering places are immune to play loud music on New Year’s. The entire city converts itself into a party spot where everyone can dance and have the time of their life. Live DJ sets of this place are unmatched and for the lovers of techno music, this place on New Year is a must.

5. KOLKATA

One of the major and oldest cities of India, it does have something unique to give you on New Year’s Eve. Other than fun parties with happening crowds, you will get your dose of local food with a lot of different flavors. Kolkata is famous for giving new experiences every time you visit and you can have a royal yet memorable time.

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6. GULMARG

Loud music is all fun and good but sometimes when you want a moment to have a life-changing conversation with yourself or a special person, you have to skip the party for a bit. For doing all this Gulmarg is the place for you. Other than loud music parties in warm halls, the silence outside is revealing too. The feeling of being in nature’s lap is something beyond exciting.

7. PONDICHERRY

You love beach parties and the sound of the ocean waves coming to the shore, well Pondicherry has all that and more. Generally, the atmosphere here is cool and breezy but it’s extra special on New Year’s as the city readily has some performances for the visitors. This certainly is one of the great places to have a good time.

This year celebrate New Year’s Eve at the place you have never being before.

We wish you a wonderful year ahead!

Apparently, the concept of hot air balloons is a relatively new one in India. It has created excitement and curiosity among people. As more people come to know about it, the more popular it became and is now getting a place as one of the rising tourist activities in the country. Despite the increasing popularity, there are very few places in India that offer an opportunity for ballooning.

Here is a list of destinations where you can have the best of the best experiences of Hot Air Balloon Rides in India

 1. Agra, Uttar Pradesh

The exotic balloon ride is accorded at Taj Mahal. This is one of the dreamiest excursions with some enviable views. The amazing view of the magnificent Mughal monuments and of course, the visionary sight of the Taj in all its glory is something which cannot be put in words. Even though the rides are a little different here – the balloon is at a low height which rises to about 500m, provides a spectacular and close vision of magnificent structures.

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 2. Pushkar, Rajasthan

Riding in a balloon at Pushkar during the famous annual Pushkar fair is an exciting and a must-do activity which is hugely popular among the travellers. A ride during such an event over soaring sky and watching the largest gathering of cattle on planes make this one of the finest experience of hot air balloon rides in India. The delight of travelling over hundreds of people, numerous camps over dunes, sight of the holy lake, and all the other beautiful destinations is awe-inspiring.

 3. Lonavala, Maharashtra

Lonavala, Maharashtra is an ideal getaway for Mumbaikars. Hot air balloon rides are available from Kamshet near Lonavala. Lonavala and its surroundings offer a scenic, quaint view. Adorned with dense greenery, sturdy forests, caves, lakes, and dams, Lonavala is the perfect destination to indulge in recreational activities.

 4. Jaipur, Rajasthan

When you fly over the most beautiful and breath-taking palaces, Haveli, forts, and buildings above the beautiful Pink City, it will turn out to be an amazing and incredible experience. It is one of the favourite pastimes for tourists from India and abroad as well. It is one of the must-do activities while you are visiting the capital of India’s most picturesque. This beautiful North-Western state beholds the awesome sight of palaces, forts, colourful bazaars, and ever-changing landscape which you will cherish forever.

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 5. Goa

Besides being the perfect combination of sun, sand, and sea; Goa has a number of recreational activities to offer to its visitors. One of them being – Hot Air Ballooning.

This amazing ride will provide you with a 360-degree view of the gorgeous landscapes of Goa.You can also witness the unusual sight of sunrise or sunset from distant horizons of the sea which will surely be a memorable experience.

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Besides the listed places, you can also experience this beautiful activity at Manali, Delhi, NCR, Bhopal, Darjeeling, and Karnataka. Grab the first opportunity and have the best time with your friends and family.

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To make sure that you make the most of your holiday, we are today presenting you with a list of all the things which you will require at the beach.

Before enlisting, I will brief you with an overall plan. Light and breezy clothes should be the maximum among your wardrobe choices. Of course, you want to be comfortable, but it is a big NO to faded and ragged T-shirts. You should be aiming for a summer look which is polished and not at all dumpy. Take your time and think about how will you get wet and sandy items back home. The last thing you want is a suitcase full of sand!

On that note, let’s get directly to the list and ensure that you pack everything you require for a fun beach holiday.

1. Bikini/Swimsuit

Of course, this is an absolute must. However, we recommend you to pack two pairs of your bikini or swimsuit. Thus, you can wear one of them, while the other is getting dry.

2. Swim CoverUp or Sarong

This is another essential which is perfect for wearing down to the beach. Sarong, however, is more preferred since it covers up your shoulders as well as legs. The reason sarong is preferred in case you are visiting any temples or monasteries.

3. Flip Flops

Provided the fact that you will be spending most of your time at the beach or by the pool, a pair of flip flops become a must-have.

4. Water Shoes

At beaches, there can be a lot of rocks and coral. To protect your feet, it is recommended to pack a pair of slip-on mesh shoes.

5. Snorkel Set

If your destination has an amazing life underwater, you have to have a good quality snorkel kit. Of course, you can borrow or hire these kits, however, it is nice to have your own with the perfect fit.

6. Sunscreen

If your beach holiday is going to be all about spending time at the beach or by the pool, you need a good quality sunscreen to protect your face and body.

7. Sandals

These are perfect for walking around the town or if you are heading out for shopping or going out to dinner. A pair of sandals can also be used for light hikes.

8. Jacket

Since it gets a little cool and windy at night, you might also require a light jacket. A rain jacket can also be worth provided you are going to a location which often has downpours.

Well, this was our list of essentials which you will definitely require at the beach. You can also pack a floating device and sunglasses to capture the most amazing pictures of yours.

Take a great trip and wear off all the daily life tensions.

Have fun!

However, these are the ‘little creatures’ who can enhance the experience of your trip and also, it makes your trip even more fun. There are several places which you can visit with your kids to make the most out of their vacations. And one of the best places to make the most of with your kids is Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

However, even if people go to the Andaman Islands with their children, they aren’t sure of what to do with their kids there.

So here we are, presenting you with a list of possible fun activities which you can do with your kids in the Andaman Islands.

 1. Radhanagar Beach

This is one of the most splendid beaches in India with a scenic and forest-fringed stretch of sand. You can swim and snorkel here and also; you could escape the heat and relax in the shade of trees.

You will feel at peace while looking upon the turquoise waves splashing over the white powdery sand.

With all the necessary facilities available, there are not much of water sports or entertainment options available. Thus, you can sit back and enjoy the silence and let your kids have their own gala time.

 2. Children’s Traffic park

This park is situated near Marina Park, where you can explore all the fun and adventurous activitieswith your kids.

This park features miniature streets replete with roads, speed breakers, traffic lights, and traffic police. All this is arranged for children to understand and follow the traffic rules.

This park is flooded with tourists all the time during dusk and dawn for long strolls or a fun learning session for kids.

3. Corbyn Cove

This destination is scenic and is lined with coconut palms. Corbyn Cove provides you with several options for entertainment, which makes it accessible and often a crowded place on the water. You can swim, soak up some sun and make the most of the bars and restaurants around the area.

4. Samudrika Marine Museum

You can head to Samudrika Marine Museum where you can explore a diverse range of exhibits on display. The Indian navy manages this museum, and thus, the museum’s objective is to spread awareness about the environment in the ocean and the difficulties being faced by it.

You’ll find various informative sections in the museum where your kids can learn the history of the Andaman Islands and tribal communities. In addition to it, there’s information and history of area’s marine, plant, and animal life.

5. Chatham Saw Mill

You can head up to Chatham Saw Mill with your kids to make them learn about how workers produce timber to meet the local construction requirements. Japanese bombs destroyed this place during World War II, but it revived in the 1950s, salvaging the functional and reparable.

You can still examine the place where the bomb was dropped and thus, hire yourself a guide to get yourself a long history about the mill. Later, you can head to the museum to observe the photographs and artefacts.

Well, this is it with the list of what you can do with your children in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

Let us know where you went and share your experience with us as well. And if you explore any other place where you can visit with your kids, do let us know as well.

Onam: Welcoming The Mighty Mahabali

Onam is one of the important festivals of India. The day is celebrated in the end of August or 1^st week of September and continues for 10 days, to welcome the legendary king Mahabali. During this festival people wear traditional wear, decorate houses with Pookalam (floral designs), and prepare Onasadya (ostentatious meal of about 13 dishes). There are certain events are scheduled such as Vallamkali (snake boat race), Kaikottikali (clap dance), Kathakali dance, and Pulikali procession (artists dressed and painted like tigers and hunters) to celebrate the festival.

Key attractions: The spectacular Snake Boat Race, the enigmatic Kaikottikali dance, and the Elephant procession.

Where: this festival is celebrated in south of India, primarily Kerala.

Ganesh Chaturthi: Ganpati Bappa Mourya! Eleven Days Of Pampering Lord Ganesha!

A 10 day affair, Ganesh Chaturthi is another Hindu religious festivals of India. Lots of people place huge handcrafted Ganesh idols in their homes or in public pandals. For all 10 days, puja is performed in the morning and the evening. The day marks the Birthday of Lord Ganesha. On the 10^th dayVisarjan (immersion of an idol in a water body) is done with great enthusiasm. Lots of cultural activities such as singing, dancing, and theatre, and free medical and blood donation camps are held.

When is it celebrated? The 4th day of the first fortnight (Shukla Chaturthi) in the month of Bhadrapada of the Hindu lunisolar calendar, which corresponds to August or September of the Gregorian calendar.

Where: Earlier the festival was celebrated mostly in Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh, but in the recent years it is celebrated all across the country.

Navratri: The Nine Days Of Fasting, Faith, & Devotion

Navratri is celebrated by all people all over India in different ways. In Gujarat, it is a nine-day celebration of renewingGarba nights and highly energetic DandiyaRaas dances. People are dressed in beautiful, colourful traditional clothes and participate in Garba and Dandiya nights. In other states of India, people pray to Goddess Amba in in nine different forms, fast and at the end of 9^th day, they feed and pray to girls andgreet them with lovely gifts.

Where – all across the country

Durga Puja: Celebrating the Vicrory of Goddess Durga over the evil buffalo demon Mahishasura.

Durga Puja is celebrated with magnificence by Bengalis, throughout the country. The 4 days of fast, feast, and worship of Goddess Durgafollowed by the grand immersion of Durga idols on 5^th day, are accompanied by cultural songs, dances, and dramas. Huge and beautiful Durga idols are made and placed in specially made artistic Pandals(canopies). People dress in traditional wear and go around the pandal – hopping, praying, and feasting.

When: 10th day of Ashwina Shukla paksha according to the Hindu lunisolar calendar, which corresponds to September or October of the Gregorian calendar

Where: mostly in Kolkata and the metros cities in India.

Dussehra: Witness The Triumph Of Good Over Evil

Dussehra (AKA Vijayadashami) is the celebration of victory of good over evil. On this auspicious day Lord Ram killed demon king Ravana. This is also one amongst the most famous festivals of India. It is celebrated in different forms of countrywide. At lots of places, Ramlila (enactment of scenes from Ramayana) is held for 10 days, which isconcluded with “RavanDahan” – the burning of huge figurines of Ravana, Meghnath, and Kumbhkaran which is a real sight to see.

When: On 10th day of the month of Ashwin according to the Hindu lunisolar calendar, which corresponds to September or October of the Gregorian calendar. In general, it is celebrated on the day next to the finishing of Navratra

Diwali: The Grand Festival Of Lights

Diwali is one of the most prominent festivals of India. During this festival of lights, houses are decorated with clay lamps, candles, and Ashok leaves. People wear new clothes, participate in family puja, burst crackers, and share sweets with friends, families, and neighbours. The day is marks the return of Lord Rama, along with his wife Sita and brother Lakshmana, after a long exile of 14 years.

When: The darkest new moon night of Kartik month of the Hindu lunisolar calendar, which corresponds to October-November

Gurupurab: Religious Processions & Peaceful Hymns

The day is celebrates the birth of the first Sikh Guru and Sindhi Community in Guru Guru Nanak. This is one of the most holy festivals in Sikhism and Sindhis. Special assemblies on the lives and teachings of the gurus, and langars (community meals) are organized in the Gurudwaras. Karah Prasad is distributed among all, and hymn chanting processions are held in the city. People light up their homes with lamps and candles and burst crackers to celebrate Gurupurab.

When: The full moon day in the month of Kartik of the Hindu lunisolar calendar, which corresponds to November of the Gregorian calendar

Where: Celebrated by the Sikh community all over the world, especially in Punjab

Christmas: Celebrating The Birth Of Jesus Christ

One of the most awaited festival in the world. Everyone regardless of their religion enjoy this day equally; especially children. Theydesperately wait for the surprise gifts from Santa. All the churches are lit up and decorated to celebrate the birth of Lord Jesus. The best places to enjoy the celebration of Christmas are Goa, Pondicherry, and Kerala.

Where: The festival is celebrated across India.

This list of Most Celebrated Festivals of India comes to an end but the celebration continues. The cycle of celebration begins again with the commemoration of New Year. Discover the India and its various facets during these festivals, you are sure to feel enchanted with the vibrancy of these festivals.

Baisakhi:

Celebrated on 14^th of April, Baisakhi is primarily celebrated by the Sikh community in Punjab and those around the world. Baisakhi indicates the beginning of the harvest season for the Rabi crops. Local folk dances such as Giddha and Bhangra are the expressions of happiness of this prosperous and auspicious day. This festival is of great religious significance in India as it also marks the day when the tenth Guru of Sikhs, Guru Gobind Singh, laid the foundation stone for the Panth Khalsa-the Order in the year 1699.

Key attractions: Folk dances, Punjabi feasts and decorations

When: 14th April

Where: all across the country mainly by Sikhs

Bihu: Dance, Music, And Laughter (celebrated in second week of April)

Bihu is one of the most popular among the festivals of India celebrated in the North East, Bihu is the harvest festival of Assam. Mostly the festival falls in second week of April. During this week-long celebrations, people wear their traditional clothes and perform the Bihu dance in the village fields and courtyards. It is also celebrated as New year in Assam.

Key attractions: The Bihu dance, ocal cuisine – coconut ladoo, tilpitha, ghilapitha, and fish pitika

When: 2^nd week of April

Where: Mainly in North East India

Eid-Ul-Fitr: (June)

Eid-Ul-Fitr (aka EID) is one of the major festivals celebrated by the Muslim community. People dress up in nice traditional attires, attend a special community prayer in the morning, visit friends, and relatives and exchange sweets. Children are given Edi (in the form of Gifts or money) by elders. The day is celebratedat the conclusion of the holy month of fasting called Ramadan.

Key attractions: Morning Eid namaz at the mosques, and the sweet dishes specially “siwainya”- (Sweet noodles cooked in Milk).

When: On the 1st day of the month of Shawwal of the lunar Hijri calendar, (usually falls in June or beginning of July)

Where: All over the country

RakshaBandhan: Strengthening The Bond Of siblings (Brothers and sisters) – (August)

Rakhsha Bandan (aka Rakhi) is celebrated almost all across the country. The festival signifies the bond between brother and sister.The sister performs Aarti (prayer), applies tilak, and ties rakhi (a sacred thread) on the brother’s wrist wishing his well-being. In return, brother promises her to protect the sister throughout her life. Brothers also please their sisters by giving them nice gifts

Key attractions: Markets showcasing a colorful variety of rakhis and sweets

When: The full moon day of Shravana month of the Hindu lunisolar calendar,

Where: All over India, Particularly in North, Central and West India

Janmashtami (Birthday of Lord Krishna)

Also popular as Gokulashtami or Sreekrishna  Jayanthi, Janmashtami is another vibrant festival widely celebrated all over India.  ​According to the Hindu calendar, Janmashtami is celebrated on the Ashtami (eighth day) of Krishna Paksha (dark fortnight) in the month of Shravana or Bhadra (in the Hindu calendar).

In Tamil Nadu the festival is known as Sri Krishna Jayanti. Although the festival is celebrated all around India, but to enjoy the real celebration – Mathura and Vrindavan are the best places. These are the places where Lord Krishna was Born (Mathura) and bought up (Vrindavan).

Across India there are lots of ceremonies and prayers at temples dedicated to Krishna. Many people consider fasting, a day before and prayer up to midnight, the time at which it was said that Krishna was born.

Key attractions: Lord Krishna’s birthday celebrations in Temples, schools and public places where Kids are dressed up as Krishna and Radha

When: The full moon day of Shravana month of the Hindu lunisolar calendar,

Where: All over India, Particularly in North, Central and West India

Stay tuned for more fun and celebration in India, during rest of the year.

India celebrates many festivals all through the years. Here is the list of most exciting and vibrant festivals of India

1. Makar Sankranti: Hindu’s New Year

Celebrated on 14^th of January, Makar Sankranti is the new year of North Indians and Sikhs which is celebrated just one day after Lohri. In India, 14^th January is also considered as end of winter and beginning of spring. In many of the states like Rajasthan, people celebrate this day by flying kites and having savoury ‘Bajreki khichdi’ and sweet ’til ladoo’. In Western part of India including Gujarat, the same festival is named as Uttarayan.
Significance: Beginning of farming cycle.
Key attractions: Kite flying
When: 14th January
Where: Makar Sankranti is most celebrated in North region of India.

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2. Pongal: (14^th January to 17^th January)

Celebrated in South of India, Pongal corresponds to Makar Sakranti. It is a four-day long harvest festival of South India. People prepare special Pongal dish and wear their traditional dresses. Bonfires, dance, cattle races, sweets, and savouries are the key attractions of this delightful festival.
Significance: Thanksgiving to mother earth and nature for the first harvest of the year.
When: 14th January to 17^th January
Where: Celebrated primarily in Tamil Nadu

3. Basant Panchami (February)

Celebrated, either in the end of January or February, Basant Panchmi is devoted to Goddess Saraswati – Goddess of Knowledge. This festival is celebrated all over India, differently in different states. In the states of Bihar, West Bengal, Assam, Odisha, Punjab, and Haryana different sweets are offered to Goddess during the “Saraswati Puja”. People in Rajasthan offer jasmine garlands to the goddess and langars (food offering to poor people) are held in the state of Punjab. It is also the beginning of the spring season. People welcome the season by wearing Yellow color and preparing yellow dishes such as Ladoo and Saffron Rice.
Significance: It marks the beginning of spring
Key attractions: Yellow coloured clothes, yellow dishes and sweets, prayers and Yagans all across the countries.
When: Fifth day of Magha month of Hindu calendar (Mostly falls in the beginning of February)
Where: Mostly in States of Bihar, West Bengal, Assam, Odisha, Punjab, and Haryana

 4. Maha Shivratri: Devotion To Lord Shiva (February- March)

The day holds huge significance in Hindu mythology. Celebrated on the 14th day of the dark fortnight in the month of Phalgun, the day is marked as marriage day of Lord Shiva. It is believed that whoever worships Lord Shiva on this day realises salvation from their sins. Unmarried as well as married women fast on this day to attain marital bliss. In many North Indian states, there is a special procedure of worship, followed in Lord Shiva’s Temples, which generally accompanies the Prasad of “Bhang” (it is an intoxicating drink made from the leaves and flowers of the female cannabis plant), of course in a limited quantity, to the devotees

Significance: Wedding day of Lord Shiva
Key attractions: Fasting and worshipping for Lord Shiva
When: February or beginning of March
Where: North India and Nepal

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5. Holi: The Festival Of Colours (March)

AKA the festival of colors, Holi is one of the famous festivals of India, celebrated with a lot of enthusiasm across the country. On the eve of Holi, people make huge Holika bonfires and sing & dance around it. On the day of Holi, people gather in open areas and apply dry and wet colors to each other, with some carrying water guns and coloured water-filled balloons. People of all age groups enjoy this festival a lot. This is one amongst the most vibrant and widely celebrated festivals in India.
Significance: Signifies the victory of good (Prince Prahlad) over evil (Holika).
Key attractions: Holika bonfire and playing with colors.
When: Full moon (Purnima) of the Phalgun(Falls in the month of March)
Where: Almost all over the country. North India is the best place to see the vibrancy of this festival.

This is not all, the list of the festivals is huge. Watch out the space for more festivals of India.

Book Your Wild Life Trip to Sariska Tiger Reserve

There are more than 220 species of birds are found in this reserve. The ponds and lakes inside the reserve are the best places for spotting variety of birds. During winter season, you can see several migration birds from central Asia, Europe and others.

The Kankwari Lake is the best location to spot some rare birds. If you are visiting in winter, the Mansarovar dam near Tehla gate and Neelkanth temple are good spots for birdwatching apart from the lake.

How to explore Sariska Tiger Reserve

Sariska National Park, isn’t only a home to birds and animals, there are many ancient monuments, caves and temples within the premises. Usually, jeep safari is best for those looking to go deep into the park to enjoy remote attractions. Jeep safari can take you many historic sites as well such as Kankwadi fort. This only way to reach this fort is through Jeep. Safari takes place in two slots. The safari timings varies with season. –

Canter is another way to explore the reserve. This is ideal for those who are travelling in large groups. Canter travels in all the places that are covered by jeep.

There are Naturalists available for hire, in the park, who can help you enjoy safari in a detailed manner. They will guide you to spots where you can find many interesting animals including tiger.

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In additions to various species of birds and animals, there are lots of archaeological spots and ancient monuments. Your naturalist will be able to explain in detail about the history of those buildings.

• Shyamsa Caves: If you are an art lover, you will surely enjoys the cave paintings in Shyamsa caves. Near to this cave region, you can spot, a very rare Indian herb, which is used as an Ayurveda medicine.
• Neelkanth Temple: Neelkanth temple of 6th century stands on an isolated mountain in the Sariska National Park. This temple is famous for various attractions including its collection of erotic statues. Similar to Khajuraho, this temple also showcases lots of erotic artworks within the temple premises.
• Waterfall: There is another ancient temple that stands with anattractive waterfall. The temple is rich with many birds and small mammals. This temple has a mythological significance due to its association with Mahabharata.
• Palace Turned into Luxury Hotel: Several centuries ago, there used to be a palace, which is now turned into a luxury hotel, for those who love to enjoy a stay close to the nature. This palace hold ancient architectural magnificence, which holds the attention of the viewers. The hotel allows guests to take up safari and trip to the reserve from the hotel.
• Bhangrah: Located on the edge of the national park, the fort of Bhangrah is the site for hearts of steel. Most thrilling part about the fort is the haunted history associated with it. There are rumours about paranormal activities in the fort, which attracts adventurers and youngsters to the fort.

Conclusion

Sariska tiger reserve is not just about these few activities. This is the one of the best place for wildlife lovers and spotting tigers which gives you a lifetime experience.

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If you are a beach lover, here is a list of most exotic beaches in India

1. Agonda Beach: South Goa

Agonda is a long stretched and crowded beach and one of the cleanestbeaches in Goa. The beach is mostly popular for late night parties, events, water sports, and delicious cuisines.

Near to this beach, there are lots of independent huts to stay, which allows you to enjoy the weather from there and watch the waves of the sea water running towards the beach. There are some nice souvenir stalls, small shops etc. and cool restaurants and cafes to enjoy the best seafood in Goa. The best time to visit this beach is from November to April.

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2. Radhanagar Beach: Andaman and Nicobar

Everyone knows about the beauty of beaches in Andaman Island. Radhanagar beach on the Havelock Island is one of those outlandish beaches. The beach is also awarded as “Asia’s best beach” by Time Magazine.

Uniqueness of this beach is due to the white sand and turquoise blue water. Although, adventurous activities such as water sports are not allowed on this beach but swimming is allowed. Radhanagar beach is ideal place to spend quality time with family and friends.

Also Read: 6 Romantic Places to visit in India

3. Varkala Beach: Kerala

Varkala beach is one of the amazing beaches in Kerala. The beach is more popular amongst honeymooners. It is settled at the bottom of a long cliff and also is the best place to view extend of Arabian Sea. This is what that makes this beach interesting and unique. There is alsowalkway along the cliff which is covered with coconut palms, shops, hotels, and guesthouses.

Varkala Beach is the distinct place for the revivifying activities such as Yoga and Ayurveda.

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4. Puri Beach: Orissa

Known for a spectacular view of Sunrise and Sunset at the same place, this beach is located near the Lord Jagannath Temple, Orissa. This beach is also close to some religious sites including Sun Temple and Bhubaneswar. This fine white sand beach is an ideal for seafood lovers with various fishes, prawns etc.This peaceful and enchanting beach is a must visit place in India.

5. Yarada Beach: Visakhapatnam

Yarada Beach is a famous and unspoiled beach in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh. This is ideal for those who enjoy peace and solitude as you won’t any water sports or parties on this beach. Visitors mostly enjoy the beauty of the beach with calm and lush greenery.

The beach has the longest beach road in the country and amongst the clean and neat beaches.

Conclusion:

Beaches are always beautiful, but not all of them give you same kind of experience. Some of them are good for sporting and adventurous activities; whereas as others gives your opportunity to connect with nature. If you wish to create some great memories of exotic holidays with family and friends, you can pick up from any of these amazing beaches in India.