TRAVELOGUE

Be at Home in India

Homestays have gained a lot of popularity within the tourism industry for travellers looking beyond the cookie cutter experience. They want authentic and meaningful ways to connect with a destination.

This is where homestays have seen a steady rise as a choice of accommodation amongst travellers. Eye catching landscapes, home cooked food, warm and pleasant interiors, organic farming and personalized attention from the hosts, make homestays an ideal pick for a holiday.

Find Yourself in Varanasi

A city as old as time, Varanasi has seen the world turn, tides change and generations of humans born and die. It has been standing the tests of time for over 5,000 years and is said to be one of the oldest inhabited cities in the world. In Mark Twain’s words, “Benares is older than history, older than tradition, older even than legend, and looks twice as old as all of them put together.”

A Visual Odyssey Through India’s Green Paradise

Soak in the sun at the palm-fringed beaches. A drive that meanders through rolling hills of fragrant tea plantations. Wake up on a luxurious wooden houseboat gliding along the backwaters and welcome yourself into paradise. You have arrived. To Kerala.
Locals call it ‘God’s Own Country’ not without reason. Listed in TIME magazine as one of the...

Sikkim - A Land Where Nature Smiles

Bluff river valleys wrapped in rhododendron forests, orchid carpets flung far and wide, preserved Tibetan culture with astounding views of the Eastern Himalayas. Sikkim is an incredibly diverse hub of natural and cultural wonder. Snuggled between Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet, Sikkim only became part of India in 1975, and much of it retains the feel of a remote Himalayan kingdom. Rustic Buddhist monasteries hanging from the cliffs, the horizon dominated by the glaciers on clear sky...