Author: Shreya Pathak

Often referred to as the Oxford of the East, Pune is a bustling that has a lot to offer to its visitors. Read ahead to find out. 

The Taj Mahal, one of the seven wonders, is a masterpiece of art and heritage that draws visitors from all over the world.

Kolkata, a densely populated city in west Bengal has a vintage charm, leaving its visitors in awe. From the modern, technology-based growth to the ancient buildings of the royalty, Kolkata is a blend of two worlds, topped with heavenly delicacies. 

With rolling hills and misty slopes, Kotagiri gives you the feel of a mini-Europe right here in your homeland. This little hill station greets you with lush greenery and the best views. With an annual vegetable show and lanes lined with shrubs and misty trees, it’s a place right out of a fairy tale.

Delhi’s iconic monument- Qutub Minar is an important part of architectural heritage of the city. Visiting the monument is more than just looking at its beauty or learning about its history—it’s a fully-immersive experience.

Renowned for being the wettest place on earth; Mawsynram’s lush greenery dotted with waterfalls in every nook makes it a paradise on earth. Exploring this rainy town is an experience of a lifetime.

Hyderabad, popular as the ‘City of Nizams’, is a famous Indian city rich in history and tradition. Furthermore, owing much of its renown to the historical Nizam culture, the city delights everyone with a perfect combination of awe-inspiring palaces, glorious monuments, mosques, forts, serene lakes, vibrant streets, and more.