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Some places in our country are like hidden treasure chests, holding stories of courage, art, and a way of life that continues to whisper to us through the ages. Tucked away in the green hills of Karnataka’s Bellary district is one such gem – the former princely state of Sandur.
Sometimes, the soul craves a different kind of journey. Not one filled with loud tourist spots and checklists, but one of quiet conversations with oneself, amidst the rustling leaves and misty mornings. If your heart is yearning for such a place, then let me tell you about Kurseong. Tucked away
In the bustling heart of Punjab, a state known for its vibrant culture and fields of gold, there stands a place of serene beauty and quiet devotion. It's a place that tells a story not just of faith, but of resilience, art, and harmony. I'm talking
Siliguri isn't just a city; it's a feeling. It’s that beautiful, bustling energy where the plains gently rise to meet the mighty Himalayas. It's a place where countless cultures—Bengali, Nepali, Tibetan, and more—have stirred their traditions into one delicious pot. To
Some places in our country feel different, don't they? It's as if the air itself holds stories, and every corner whispers secrets of a time gone by. I felt this deeply on my journey through Mayurbhanj in Odisha. It’s not just a destination; it’s
Some places on this earth don't just welcome you; they seem to recognise a part of your soul you didn't even know was searching. Gokarna is one such place. Imagine standing where the salty air of the Arabian Sea mingles with the fragrant smoke of temple
Some places in our country don't just exist on a map; they live within the stories we tell, in the silent prayers of our ancestors. In the heart of Assam, near the beautiful town of Tezpur, lie the ruins of the Da Parbatia Temple. This isn't
There are some places in our incredible India that feel less like destinations and more like living stories. Step into the heart of the "Jhar" (dense forest) and "Gram" (village) that is Jhargram, and you'll find one such story etched in stone and spirit
Imagine standing on the gentle slopes of Chandra Bharati hill in North Guwahati, with the mighty Brahmaputra river flowing peacefully nearby. You can almost hear the soft chanting and the distant temple bells mingling with the river breeze. This is the feeling you get at the Doul Govinda Temple, a
