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  A visit to Hampi is a journey through time, where the echoes of a glorious past resonate through the meticulously carved stones and majestic temples. It’s a place where history comes alive, and every corner tells a story. Whether you’re a history buff, an architecture enthusiast, or simply a traveller seeking a unique and culturally rich experience, promises to leave an indelible mark on your heart and mind. Beyond its historical significance, Hampi boasts breathtaking natural beauty. The unique rock formations, massive boulders, and lush paddy fields create a surreal and picturesque backdrop for your adventures. Solo travellers can relish the tranquillity of sunrise and sunset over the Tungabhadra River or embark on hikes to witness the panoramic views.  History Of Hampi Hampi stands as a testament to the grandeur of a bygone era. This UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its awe-inspiring ruins and rich historical significance, is a must-visit destination for history

  Gokarna, a hidden gem nestled along the western coast of India, has gained popularity among travellers seeking tranquillity, pristine beaches, and a vibrant culture. While it’s often frequented by backpackers and adventure seekers, embarking on a solo journey to Gokarna is a unique and enriching experience that promises unforgettable moments of self-discovery and adventure. One of the joys of solo travel is the opportunity to interact with locals and fellow travellers. Gokarna’s welcoming community makes it easy to start conversations, share stories, and make new friends. In this article, we will delve into the captivating experience of solo travel in Gokarna, a destination that offers serene beaches, spiritual sanctuaries, and a laid-back vibe. History Of Gokarna The history of Gokarna is rich and steeped in mythology, making it a place of cultural and spiritual significance. Located in the Uttara Kannada district of Karnataka, India, Gokarna has a history that da

  Are you planning your holiday vacation in the monsoon? Then I would suggest visiting Coorg, the hill station on the Western Ghats adorned with patches of coffee and aromatic spice plantations. The moderate climate with mild temperatures during monsoon makes the best time to visit the spectacular nature. As a place with misty mountains drenched with the first drops of rain, the lush green plantations are as breathtaking as the Scottish Highlands. This tropical paradise offers the finest vistas to treasure the experience of the enchanting view of a hill town. I preferred to walk along the meandering paths to soak in the scenery. If you are a rain-loving person, then monsoon is a bonus, while this little town is an all-year-round destination. [Note: The best season for trekking is from November to March] History of Coorg Madikeri is the district head of Coorg, situated at the Western Ghats stands 1452 meters above sea level. Kodagu was ruled by several kingdoms in so

  Mysore, the city with a glittering royal heritage, is also popularly known as  The Palace City of India . It is a famous weekend gateway for every travel enthusiast, blended with a few sprawling gardens, stunning waterfalls and lakes, which entice at every turn with their regal splendour. The splendour history of its majestic  Palaces  represents the living vibrancy of tradition and culture. The city has maintained its cosmopolitan nature imbibing modern developments with a seamless blend of old-world charm. The places to visit in Mysore are varied from highly regarded spiritual temples to the harmony of scenic beauty. To create beautiful memories, you must plan when the city hosts one of the colourful festivals of  Dussera . However, with several options, it provides to discover a unique experience of a different world.  History of Mysore The Cultural Capital of Karnataka has bestowed its heritage structures still apparent in its atmosphere. In the late 15th century

  The one state with different worlds concocts interest in every traveller. Karnataka adorns the best place to escape during holidays. It is a cauldron of landscapes ranging from some offbeat beaches of coastal provinces to the contrasting beautiful hill stations of the Western Ghats comprising plains of the Deccan Plateau. A place of billion stories endures a few of the testimony of its glorious past through its evidence in the forts, palaces and ancient towns  (The World Heritage UNESCO site of Hampi and others) . Karnataka’s fascination as a state of tourism offers combinations of heritage cities, wildlife, hill stations, waterfalls, beaches and temples to complete a delightful gateway for adventures, sightseeing and entertainment.   History of Karnataka The history of Karnataka dates back to the neolithic and megalithic age, the clear evidence of discoveries of pre-historical makings. A few places in Karnataka find mention in the folklore and tales from the  Rama

  What is the best destination for a mind that seeks serenity and a soul that craves nature’s healing touch? If you are searching for such a retreat, then look no further. Away from the chaos and noise of cities, the offbeat places in northeast India will be your salvation. The wonderful waterfalls of north-eastern states are sure to bless your weary heart with calm and peace. Picture Courtesy: Google Now, like most travellers you must be wondering, “is northeast India safe to travel to?” Here we would like to assure you that – yes, it is. It is safer than many other Indian tourist destinations. Thanks to the active efforts of the respective state governments, the North-Eastern tourism sector is also quickly flourishing. You can safely explore the hidden gems of northeast India. Follow our travel guide to know our selection of the top ten waterfalls of northeast India. Kanchenjunga Falls, Sikkim Picture Courtesy: Google

  The tall mountains and luscious green forest surrounding this quaint town are the most colourful hotspot for tourists and nature lovers. The breathtaking view of Manali tucked in the upper Himalayas is a fabulous place to spend time away from the humdrum of the cities. The town, a prominent location on the hippie trail of Himalayan bohemians, has laid back to be a part of the vibe. The divine beauty has been luring travellers to its forbidden slopes. Rightly to be praised, the Valley of Gods by idealizing its tranquil landscape. Manali is a complete go-to-vacation having some hide and seeks with the flavour of romance on a canopy.  After exciting trails of adventure, I halted at Rampur Bushahr, unplanned, as my next trip to Sikkim was postponed. I took it as an opportunity and started gathering details to reach Manali. The fabulous hill station is a go-to vacation spot for leisure seekers on a budget with active night eve