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COORG:- SCOTLAND OF THE EAST

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     To the west of Mysore and the east of Kasaragod, along the eastern slopes of the Western ghats, sits the district of Kodagu, or more popularly as it is known, Coorg. This district is one of the richest places in terms of sights. Dotted with rolling hills, waterfalls, resorts, various rivers, historic buildings, parks, and even a riverine island,  Coorg provides a rich variety of enjoyment and merriness. Everything about the district, from its climate to its inhabitants is just perfect. Though Coorg is nourished by various rivers, the main river in the region is Kaveri, which rises at TalaKaveri, located in Kodagu itself. Rated as one of the top hill destinations in India, Coorg has a pleasant weather throughout the year, but the best time to visit is between October to March, as it has the ideal weather to get the classical Coorg experience. The place is simply mesmerizing at this time of the year. It is a must visit place for couples, adventurers and people trying to take a break
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KULLU MANALI: A HAVEN IN THE HIMALAYAS

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  Among the mountains of Himachal Pradesh, where the Beas river creates the Kullu valley, at its northern end sits the town of Manali. Aloof in its mountainous abode, Manali offers both a relaxing environment for people looking for a nice quiet vacation and a adventurous setting for dauntless, brave adventurers looking for challenges. Situated in the district of Kullu, Manali is a perfect pocket in the midst of the Himalayas for new experiences and relaxation. Apart from this, Manali is also a hotspot for devotees and architecture lovers due to its immense collection of temples, monasteries and castles and much more establishments well over 3 - 5 centuries old!  Manali experiences a subtropical highland climate ranging from warm summers to relatively - cold winters. Manali is best visited during the summer season from March to June but, if you want to experience what snowfall feels like in Manali, then you should visit between the months of December  and February. The summer season is
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Location: Manali, Himachal Pradesh, India
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KATHMANDU: THE JEWEL OF NEPAL

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 Kathmandu, also known as Kantipur, is the capital and jewel of the mountain country of Nepal. Kathmandu's serene and spiritual environment attract people all over the world. Kathmandu is an enchanting conglomeration of medieval architecture and traffic chaos. It is a perfect mixture of traffic, art galleries, museums, sticky scent of temple offerings, cooing doves, marketplaces and the only way to see this wonder of mankind is by foot. Nestled amidst the Kathmandu valley, this city is home to many Hindu and Buddhist centers of worship. The Bagmati river, running through Kathmandu is a mesmerizing sight, especially at sunset and sunrise. This city of Nepal is the perfect place for people looking to explore the past of our forebears and learning the enormous history of Nepal. It is also a go-to place for individuals who have a flair for archaeology in them. Things to do: - Forget the world in the Garden of Dreams Gaze over the entire city atop the Swayambunath temple Visit the magni
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JAIPUR:- THE PINK CITY

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  Named the Pink City of India for its trademark color, Jaipur is the capital city of the Indian state of Rajasthan. Built by the architect Vidhyadhar Bhattacharya on the command of Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, Jaipur holds the distinction of being the first planned city in India. Nicknamed the Island of Glory by Sir C.V. Raman, Jaipur is a wonderland of culture and heritage, brimming with architectural gems. Jaipur is overflowing with architectural forts and palaces like the Hawa Mahal , a residence for the ladies of the royal household, or the Jal mahal, a palace built entirely on water in the middle of the Man Sagar lake!! There is also the famous Jantar-Mantar, a must visit place for astronomy experts and enthusiasts. Apart from this, there is also the famous markets of Jaipur like the Chandpore Bazaar, the hub of unique handcrafts that attract the tourists. Things to do:- Catch a enchanting sunrise from the Nahargarh fort Visit the Albert Hall Museum Explore the Jal Mahal Witness
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Location: Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
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MUNNAR:- KASHMIR OF THE SOUTH

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  Munnar is a town nestled between the Western Ghats in the Indian state of Kerala. Situated between rolling hills dotted with tea plantations established in the 19th century, Munnar gives of a aura of serenity and calm that attracts tourists from all around India. Located at the confluence of three mountain rivers -Muthirapuzha, Nallathanni and Kundala, Munnar is also a sought out place for newly-weds. The Eravikulam national park, home to many endangered animals is a fascinating place to visit. Apart from this, the serene hills, tea plantations and the mountain rivers flowing through Munnar make the place look ethereal. Munnar is also home to the Tea museum, a museum tracing the production of tea with old machinery, photographs and demonstrations. Munnar's climate is typical of  a hill station in the western ghats, making it a ideal place for a vacation. Things to do:- Go boating in the Kundala river Pay a visit to the inhabitants of Eravikulam national park Visit the Mattupetty
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Location: Munnar, Kerala 685612, India
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COCHIN:- THE QUEEN OF THE ARABIAN SEA

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  Cochin, or Kochi is a port city in the South Indian state of Kerala. Known as the queen of the Arabian sea, it flaunts one of the finest natural harbours in the world. Kochi is spread over a series of islands and criss-crossed by backwaters and the sea. One can experience the perfect blend of old world charm, leisure and cosmopolitan culture here. Kochi has a typical tropical climate. Palm groves can be found in abundance in Cochin and make for a pretty sight.  Fort Kochi, a charming seaside settlement, houses Dutch, Portuguese and British colonial architecture. Cantilevered Chinese fishing nets are a common sighting in Cochin. Watching the fishermen at their work is a fascinating sight. Cochin is the go-to place for sea-lovers and people who want to experience the nostalgic time of the 17th century. For a good experience in your stay, book a room in a heritage hotel which are basically old buildings turned into hotels, for example a lighthouse, overlooking the sea, transformed into
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Location: Kochi, Kerala, India
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ALAPPUZHA: VENICE OF THE EAST

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  Alappuzha, or Alleppey, is a city on the Laccadive sea in the Indian state of Kerala. Aleppey is also known as the Venice of the east due to the Kerala backwaters, a network of tranquil canals and lagoons. Famous for its rustic houseboat cruises, Aleppey is everything a water lover might want. It's also home to ancient sites like the Alappuzha Lighthouse, built in the 19th century.  Aleppey is also a great place to visit for some relaxation from work, to let go of your stress. Glistening sands, beautiful waves and an enchanting sunrise on the beach makes Alappuzha fascinating. The Kerala backwaters, once used for fishing and agriculture have long since become a tourist attraction. It's common to see boat-houses on the river, where people live. The Marari beach in Alappuzha has a wide coastline, mking it a go to place for families who want to chill out. Alappuzha has also islands near it in the Laccadive sea, which can be visited by hiring a boat. To enjoy Alappuzha to the ful
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Location: Alappuzha, Kerala, India
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