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  Imagine soaring above snow-capped peaks or racing down slopes in a Himalayan Paradise. It sounds good, right? What if I told you that it is all achievable and better than your imagination? A visit to Solang Valley, located 14 km from Manali in Himachal Pradesh, is the perfect destination for an amazing snow-laden experience. With an altitude of 2,560 meters, Solang Valley rightly secured its nickname: Snow Point. Solang Valley has earned a reputation for being a top adventure destination with stunning landscapes. There are activities available all year round, and the place is gaining popularity amongst thrill seekers. Skiing in Solang Valley is an unmissable part of the Solang Valley travel guide, but other activities like snowboarding, snow scooter riding, camping, and many others are also popular for experiencing the Himalayan adventure sports scene. Why Solang Valley is a Must-Visit for Adventure Lovers Picture Courtesy: Google There are several reasons to opt for Solang Valle...

  The Taj Mahal is famous for symbolizing love, but it holds many secrets beyond its stunning white marble. These stories have travelled from one ear to another for several generations, and their authenticity is waiting to be revealed. Located in the Indian city of Agra in Uttar Pradesh, the Taj Mahal was built by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife, Mumtaz Mahal. It is believed the construction took 20 years and was finally completed in the year 1653. Thousands of artisans and craftsmen were employed for its completion. The Taj Mahal is considered the finest example of Mughal architecture and blends Indian, Persian, and Islamic styles. A lot can be read and written about its magnificent beauty, but the history of the Taj Mahal is richer than its beauty. It is one of the Seven Wonders of the World and also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Exploring the Hidden Stories Behind the Taj Mahal Picture Courtesy: Google Yet, beyond its architectural brilliance and romantic legacy...

  It is a quiet and misty morning that characterizes hill stations. But as the veil of mist begins to lift, I am treated with a breathtaking sight of a picturesque town nestled right in the lap of the mighty Himalaya! This was my first impression of Gangtok, the capital of Sikkim. As an avid traveller with her love for the hills, I can vouch that Gangtok is special for more than one reason.  One aspect that has left a mark on me is its clean roads, cleaner footpaths, the civic sense of the local people and their organized way of living day-to-day life. Several off-beat experiences make Gangtok a unique travel destination. The blend of natural beauty and cultural richness makes traveling there a once-in-a-lifetime experience. If you ask a local, the city’s charm is in its beauty, vibrant culture and breathtaking vistas. In this blog, I will try to take you through this enchanting destination as I experienced it, accompanied by a tourist guide. Why Gangtok is a Must-Visit Destin...

India is blessed with a varied demography, and each season has its way of making different parts of the country look aesthetically mesmerizing. The monsoon season in India is particularly a magical time for travel. The monsoon generally begins in June or July and is famous among travelers for transforming India into a lush green paradise with rejuvenated rivers and waterfalls. Top Places to Visit in India During the Rainy Season Experience the enchanting beauty of India as the monsoon breathes new life into its landscapes. From lush green hills to cascading waterfalls and serene backwaters, the rainy season transforms the country into a romantic and refreshing escape. Whether you’re a nature lover, adventure seeker, or someone looking to unwind amidst tranquil surroundings, this guide to the best places to visit in India during the monsoon will help you plan the perfect rainy season getaway. Why Visit India During the Monsoon? The Allure of Monsoon Travel Travelling during the monsoon ...