Author: Shabari Shankar

The city of Mysore in Karnataka has always been an important part of India’s history and heritage. Also called the City of Palaces, it is steeped in stories of power, prestige, and grandeur, which still reflects in its edifices and culture.

The quaint little town of Manali is a colourful hotspot for tourists and nature lovers, tucked in the hills of the upper Himalayas. A picturesque place to spend some time away from the humdrum of the cities, the town offers something for every kind of traveller.

An ancient trading hub, Kannur sits in the northernmost part of Kerala. With colonial structures, a rich legacy of art and culture, and a laid-back beach vibe makes it a promising travel destination.

Kanyakumari is a pilgrimage and tourist destination on the southernmost tip of mainland India. Sitting on the edge of the southern coast of Tamil Nadu, it is often called The Land’s End.

Lakshadweep is a picturesque archipelago of 36 islands off the coast of the Arabian Sea on the western shores of India. The name Lakshadweep means “one lakh islands” in the local language and is the smallest Union Territory of India.

Kanha National Park, aka Kanha Tiger Reserve, is the largest national park of Madhya Pradesh. Kanha is MP Tourism’s biggest highlight and has been the inspiration for the iconic creation by Rudyard Kipling – The Jungle Book.

Andaman and Nicobar Islands is a union territory and a coveted beach destination on the Indian ocean. With beautiful beaches, marine life, indigenous culture and history, this island cluster has evolved into a delightful tourist destination over the years.

Auli is a hiking and ski destination in the Chamoli district in Uttarakhand. Surrounded by the Lower Himalayan Mountain ranges, it is the most non-commercial hilly getaway you can find in the state.