There are some places that you visit, and then there are some places that you feel. Valsad is one such place. It’s a feeling that starts with the gentle sea breeze on your face, carrying the sweet, unmistakable fragrance of ripening Alphonso mangoes. It’s a corner of Gujarat
There are some places in India that feel more like a pilgrimage than a holiday destination. They are not just dots on a map, but chapters in our nation's storybook. Porbandar, a quiet city nestled on the shores of the Arabian Sea in Gujarat, is one such place.
Have you ever felt the call of the sea, not the roaring waves of a busy tourist spot, but the gentle whispers of a town where history breathes in the salty air? That, for me, is Valsad. Tucked away beautifully between the hustle of Mumbai and the bustle of Surat,
There are some places that call to you, not with loud promises of adventure, but with a quiet whisper of peace. For me, and for so many others looking for a break from the city's relentless pace, Valsad is that whisper. Tucked away in the southern corner of
