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Welcome to the Land of the great Nagas – Nagaland, a place that figures very rarely on anyone’s bucket list or travel itinerary. The land of the sixteen esteemed and proud indigenous tribes in the far north-eastern edge of the Indian sub-continent, this hidden haven is surrounded by lush, rugged mountains stretching from the Brahmaputra valley in Assam till the Patkai Range that border Myanmar. The intense flora of the area allows beautiful species of birds to flock and flourish. But there is more to Nagaland than meets the eye. Here are some interesting suggestions of the things to do when you are travelling to Nagaland next: You may also like: Travelling to The Land of Nagas – Nagaland Reconnect with the Head-Hunting Tribes. Nagaland is a land of 16 main tribes and painted with a rich history and generations of traditions. Tribe and Clan loyalty is an important virtue of the people. One of these tribes is the Konyak tribe. What sets

  Are you someone who is mystified by tales of horror and the supernatural? Well then, get ready for a real treat! India is a land of great beauty and culture. It is also a land teeming with innumerable myths and legends, many of which cross paths with the supernatural. Almost every city, town, and village here have their own share of haunted places and horror stories. Some of these places have become so popular that they have entered the legendary list of most haunted places in India.  10 Haunted Places of India with Real Stories So if you want to really test your courage and feel the adrenaline rushing, here are the top picks along with the stories associated with them: Bhangarh, Alwar Picture Courtesy: Google There is hardly a time when Indian spooky stories creep into conversations, and Bhangarh is not mentioned. This historic and majestic fort was built by Raja Bhagwant Das in the year 1573 and is located at the foothil

  Have you spent your lockdown hopping from one couch to the other? Well, rest and leisure may feel good. But too much of it can make life monotonous and leave your heart aching for some activity! Even if you are a fitness freak who has spent a comparatively productive lockdown, working out within the confines of the walls can get boring after a period of time. It is time for you to test your fitness outdoor and give your soul a taste of the adventure and adrenaline that it has been waiting for! With the second wave of the covid-19 almost coming to an end, now is the best time for you to sit down and start chalking your plans. Best 10 Ideas for Adventure Travellers To help you choose the best, we bring you a curation of the top adventure activities from across the length and breadth of our country. Go through them to plan your next trip or add them to your bucket list. Gondola Ride – Gulmarg Picture Courtesy: Google A hill st

Do you sometimes wish that you could time travel? Well, peeping into the future may still be a distant possibility. But with a bit of imagination, you can easily recreate the grand history of our past. And which is that vehicle that can transport you to the past? It is none other than many medieval monuments that are spread across the country. Medieval monuments have not just stood the test of time; they still fascinate us with their intricate architecture and rich designs. The stories that you may have read in your history books come alive as you explore these monuments that speak a more eloquent language than any tale heard or read. So join us as we explore the top 10 historical monuments that are worth a visit? Humayun’s Tomb, Delhi Built in the year 1569, Humayun’s Tomb has of particular cultural significance since it is one the earliest examples of the dynastic mausoleum built by the Mughals on the Indian subcontinent. Reversing

  From the ancient times till today, India holds a unique place in the world owing to its fabulous art and crafts. History tells us how kings and queens from distant land sent out their courtiers to fetch handcrafted jewellery, textiles and artefacts from India. Our traditional arts and crafts of India travelled through important trade routes such as the Silk route to influence art in other countries as well. Even today, the craftsmen of India remain unparalleled to the rest of the world.  In a sense, our handicraft is a mirror of the diverse culture of our country. Each part of our nation has a different craft to showcase. So if you love curating souvenirs, then India is more like a treasure trove for you. Wondering which art to souvenir from which state? Join us as we explore ten amazing art and craft that you can curate in your travel across India: Image Source: Google Dhokra, Chhattisgarh Image Source: Google When