Being the land of kings, Rajasthan sparkles like a jewel on the alluring golden sand. Apart from being India’s largest state, Rajasthan is a casket of vivacious heritage, culture, festivals, art and fairs, making it one of India’s best places to explore. Exploring this state over a week isn’t possible, but we have the seven...Read More

Circumscribed by the Aravalli Ranges on three sides, Bundi is a captivating town with impressive ancient havelis, monuments, temples, palaces and a pictorial lake, adding alluring to its charm. Bundi is a extremely popular for its byzantine paintings and carvings. Located at a distance of 153 Kilometers from Chiitorgarh, Bundi is one of the few...Read More

Established by Bappa Rawal in the 8th century, Chittorgarh is the epitome of the glorious past of the Rajputs. This city is the land of forts and its ancientness is believed to date back to the time of Mahabharata. The Chittor fort holds a very dear place in the history of medieval Rajasthan apart from...Read More

Believe it or not, Delhi is a haven for love-birds. Be it summer or spring, one can’t fail to spot couples wandering hand-in-hand at every corner of the city. For every love ridden soul, there are oodles of romantic places in this amazing city. We have listed for you Top 5 Romantic Gardens where you...Read More

Celebrated as the “The City of Lakes”, Udaipur is a spectacular city in Rajasthan with a famed history and fascinating cultural background. The city skilfully reflects the great Rajputana’s architectural superbity and unforgettable history. Udaipur is considered one of the world’s most romantic cities and is often called the “Venice of the East”. Nothing can...Read More

Apart from being a culturally and historically rich city, Delhi is also an amazing place for shopaholics. Shopping is something you can’t afford to miss, while in this city. Whether you are on your own in Delhi or with some local acquaintance, you must always take along some bargaining principles to apply in the local...Read More

Does your travel keeda wakes up every weekend, asking you to take out your car and ride on a luring road? Most of you will have “Oh Yes!” as an answer to this but your corporate life will not allow you to do so most of the times. Don’t Worry! We have for you the...Read More

Chittorgarh was the capital of the kingdom of Mewar. The city gets its name from the Chittorgarh fort, a symbol of Rajputana legacy. This fort is the landmark of the city of Chittorgarh and is among the strongest still-standing forts in India.  Chittorgarh fort is spread over 700 acres and has 22 water bodies, towers,...Read More

Located at a distance of 48 kilometers from Udaipur, Nathdwara is famous as the abode of Shrinathji. The entire town lives around Shrinathji and you will be pleased to be greeted with “Jaya Sri Krishna”, “Hare Krishna” by the people living here. If you are in Nathdwara, you can’t afford to miss the maìgala-ärati. Right...Read More

From Slave Dynasty to the Mughals, the capital of India, Delhi, has a powerful historical and cultural background. This place has been ruled by some of the Indian history’s most powerful rulers. Delhi has been a witness to a lot of political, historical and social turmoil for over 5 centuries, during which the city was...Read More