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Capital of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Silvassa is an amazing destination to indulge yourself in the wildness of nature. And if we turn back the pages of time, then Silvassas past connections with Portuguese heritage makes it an impeccable opportunity to explore for the history lovers. Apart from its wild side, Silvassa is majorly famous for its lush greenery, exotic resorts, water parks, industries and even tax-free alcohol. If you are travelling with kids, then, your best bet would be to head towards some of the amazing water parks which are present here in Silvassa. It is as if Silvassa wears many hats, yes, because it is the kind of place where you will find everything ranging from scrumptious food, adventure activities, and natures beauty - all rolled into one. Talking about the cuisine, the speciality of Silvassa are Italian, Chinese and last but not the least Gujarati food.

Located about 10 kilometres in the north-east direction of Varanasi, Sarnath is the place where Gautama Buddha had first preached a group of disciples. This is also the very place where the Buddhist Sangha came into existence through the enlightenment of Kondanna - a king who became the follower of Lord Buddha. Sarnath takes its name from Sarangnath also referred to as the Deer God. The city is also known as Isipatana and has been regarded as one of the four sites of pilgrimage by Lord Buddha himself. Thus, if you are someone who prefers quiet places; and want to be somewhere you can contemplate as well as know the great history of India, then, Sarnath is the place to be at.

Today, famous as an archaeological site, Vaishali also referred to as Vesali, was once a culturally thriving city in Bihar. Situated north of Patna on the banks of Gandak River, this ancient city was the capital of Licchavi Kingdom and from the very beginning has been closely connected with Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism. We can have a fair idea of its significance, as historical records state that during this time, roads connected Vaishali with many prominent regions like Kapilavastu and Shravasti, and till date, these ruins have an amazing spiritual appeal about them. It was on this soil, that Lord Mahavira was born. It is believed that Lord Buddha also visited this city not once but on several occasions for spreading the message of Buddhism. He even preached his last sermon here in Vaishali. After Buddhas passing away, in 483 BCE, the second greatest council of the Buddhists was held here in Vaishali.

Faridabad is the eighth fastest growing city in the world and the third in India. It is the most populous city and the Industrial capital of Haryana. On 15 August 1979, Faridabad was declared as an independent district, one of the 22 districts of Haryana, Faridabad is the district headquarters which covers the region of Faridabad, Nuh and Palwal. It has been selected as one of the hundred Indian cities that has to be converted into smart cities under Smart Cities Mission by the Ministry of Urban Development. Faridabad being a major Industrial hub of Haryana boasts to be the home to many renowned large-scale companies of India like Yamaha Motors, Havells India, Larsen and Tubro, Escorts Limited, Whirlpool India and many more. Manufacturing of tractors, motorcycles, tires, shoes, garments are its primary industries while it is also famous for Henna production in the agricultural sector.

Varkala is situated in the Thiruvananthapuram District of Kerala State in India. It is one of the most popular tourist regions. It is also a commercial hub in the state of Kerala. Exploring the city can be an adventurous experience for anyone as it holds a rich history, along with exotic and intriguing places. The popular Papanasam Beach is believed to have the holy waters. Also, the ancient Janardhana Swamy Temple is a famous Hindu pilgrimage site that observes a number of devotees every year.

fascinating place to visit, Spiti Valley is all about discovering and redefining the spirit of adventure in a person. The iconic beauty of this place is beyond ones imagination. The nice blend of nature there is inclusive of mountains, clear skies, and greenery that make this travel destination a must-visit for any travel lover. Did you know that the meaning of the word Spiti means the The Middle Land and interestingly it is indeed situated between the Indian-Tibet border? And perhaps it is due to this geographical position that the locals here essentially follow Buddhism.

Auli, a hill station-turned-ski destination situated in Uttarakhand, India, is surrounded by lush oak trees, apple orchids, and pine trees. Apart from being home to different types of flora and fauna, it is home to several adventurous activities such as skiing, trekking, camping and many more. In the north of Auli, there is Badrinath Temple which is one of the most sacred pilgrimage sites for Hindus. Another attraction is Valley of Flowers National Park which is famous for alpine flora and wildlife snow leopards and red foxes. The growing popularity among tourists, Auli tourism adds great revenue to the Indian government.

Ajmer Sharif is a Sufi shrine of Moinuddin Chishti, a very highly revered Sufi saint in the Muslim community. Located in Ajmer, Rajasthan, this shrine houses the grave (Maqbara) of saint Chisti. Dargah Ajmer or Khawaja Gharibnawaz Dargah Ajmer is a holy place where one can experience divinity in the air. The holy Sufi dargah (shrine) of Sufi saint Moinuddin Chisti is visited not only by Muslim followers but by people of all religions as well. Moreover, tourists in general from around the world also visit here.

Bangaram Island an island in the Lakshadweep which is one of the seven union territories of India. It is locally known as Bunnagara. The island is popular amongst tourists as a relaxing getaway from city life. Tourists can enjoy spending quality time enjoying roaming on pristine beaches while exploring vibrant coral reefs. Exploring Bangaram Island can be a great opportunity to know various aspects of sea life.

Also famous as Maliku, Minicoy island is an adorable destination situated amid the mighty Arabian sea. What makes this island worth travelling to is its simple beauty. There is practically every reason why you should be planning a trip to Minicoy Island. Being the second-largest island in Lakshadweep, Minicoy Island is all about making new memories and having some real fun. And the fact that it has been covered with coconut trees, this island comes across as a very interesting travelling option to explore. However, this travel getaway also has a somewhat negative reputation. Yes, there are some cannibals scattered all over which comes across as a thing to worry about. In the local language, this place was known as Minikaa-raajje. The meaning of this word is the Cannibal Kingdom.

Amindivi is another exotic island that is worth visiting for a vacation. Located in the northern part of Lakshadweep, the island is known for beachside activities, picturesque views, sparkling azure water, golden sand, and simply magnetic views of sunrise and sunsets. Coral reefs, lagoons, and coconut trees only add to the beauty and ambience of the island. Amindivi island over the years has become a favourite destination for romantic travellers and nature lovers.

Kadmat Island is a part of the Amimdivi group of islands of the Lakshadweep archipelago. The island is a popular tourist destination located outside the mainland of India in the Arabian Sea. Kadmat Island is known for marine turtles and coral reefs. Spread up to approximately 9 kilometres, the island is also known as Cardamom Island. Besides the enigmatic views, this travel getaway is also known for multiple water adventure sports such as snorkelling, scuba diving, and sailing.

Also famous as Andrott Island, Andretti Island is the largest island present in Lakshadweep. And for travellers, perhaps the best thing about the island is that it is closest to the Indian subcontinent as per its geographical presence. Visiting here what would really engage you is this destinations unmissable charm. Here, the tourists can really hope to spend some really splendid time along with their loved ones. The highlighting factor of this island is its delightful evenings, a perfect time for you to relax and unwind.

Kalpeni is fundamentally a group of three islets along with Tilakkam, Pitti and Cheriyam. Together these islands come across as a peculiar travel getaway to explore nature. They are a must-visit for anyone who likes to travel a lot. Kalpeni is a great place for activities like swimming, snorkelling, and doing reef-walk in the vast lagoon and also indulging in water sports on sailboats, pedal boats, and kayaks. Interestingly, one of the coolest features of Kalpeni is a large storm bank consisting of majorly nothing but coral debris. The reason for all this debris present here is believed to be a storm which came in 1847. It is said that this storm threw up huge coral boulders along with the shores of Kalpeni and since then it has been like this. However, this island is quite socially progressive as well. Yes, as it was here that the local girls first went to school locally. It was a time when education for women was considered as a taboo in the male dominant society.

Kavaratti Island is a beautiful island of white sand beaches, bordering turquoise-blue waters. It is also the capital of the Union Territory Lakshadweep. Every year tourists from mainland India and abroad visit the island for its exotic views and calm ambience. The island is known to be one of the most developed islands of the Lakshadweep Archipelago. An interesting fact about the island is that it is home to as many as 52 mosques that are spread in its roughly 5 square kilometres of area.

If what you are looking for is an adventure and relishing yourself amid the magnificent beauty of nature then you must consider travelling to Dandeli. Fundamentally an adorable city in Karnataka, Dandeli has just about everything which anyone would seek in an ideal travel destination. Yes, as here you will not just be finding a diverse variety of flora and fauna but also some really cool restaurants and places to visit where you can hope to spend some really quality time along with your loved ones relaxing, unwinding and recharging from the chaos of city life.

Who doesnt want to travel to some of the most exotic and scenic destinations of our country and indulge ones senses in the ravishing beauty of nature? Clearly, anyone would desire to explore new places, especially with enriching natural beauty. And one such destination in Leh, Ladakh where you can hope to explore the fabulous beauty of the mountains is the Nyoma village. It is situated in the Leh district, on the banks of the charming Indus River promising some really fabulous landscapes to cherish upon for the travellers.

Dumas Beach is located in Gujarat and is popular more for its spooky stories than its scenic beauty. The beach is nearly 20km away from Surat. Located along the Arabian Sea, Dumas Beach is known for its black and grey sand that only aids the claims of paranormal activities and adds to the gloomy vibes of the place. Dumas Beach is also in the list of top 30 haunted places in India.

district located in Gujarat and is also known as the 'Diamond city of India'. The district is culturally and historically rich and is located in the southern banks of the Tapi river. Surat district is known for many things such as diamond merchants, flyovers, silk weavers, big industries and exotic beaches. Tourists from across the country visit Surat to witness the historic sites and amazing beaches that are located here.

Bhangarh Fort is a historical and mysterious fort that has, for long, been a centre of attraction for adventure travellers, historians, curious souls, and tourists in general. The fort is located in the Alwar district along with the Sariska Tiger Reserve. The renowned fort has acquired fame for spooky stories and the gloomy ambience that surrounds it. Many ghost stories and paranormal activities have been reported at Bhangarh fort over the years which has made it rank at the top on the list of haunted places in India. Although the fort is haunted yet it draws a great number of tourists from across the globe to its premises. Many say that there is a unique charm camouflaged in its majestic lush green surroundings, which acts as a temptation that persuades one to visit it at least once, even after hearing the deadliest stories.

Kuldhara is a village situated in the Jaisalmer district of Rajasthan, and the one and the only reason why it has managed to highlight itself on the Indian map is that it is haunted. Yes, intriguingly, many people believe to have seen ghosts here. However, tracing back its history this village was established sometime in the 13th century. However, what is further interesting to know is the fact that there was a time when this place was considered quite prosperous. Hard to believe, isn't it? There was a time when this place was inhabited by the Paliwal Brahmins which in itself is a sign of prosperity.

Considered as one of the most beautiful parts of the Kashmir valley, the city of Anantnag is a must-visit for anyone who likes to spend quality time with nature. The gushing streams and the vast skies of this place only add to its incredible beauty, making it no less than heaven for the travellers. Did you know that Anantnag is regarded as the commercial and financial capital of the Kashmir valley? Furthermore, this place is situated at a confluence of the three streams, namely Arapath, Brengi, and Sandran. Apart from that, there is another stream which joins the river a little downstream. The views of this confluence are quite unforgettably majestic. In earlier times, this place was considered as the main source of transportation for the people.

Bhalukpong is a small town which is located in the district of West Kameng, Arunachal Pradesh in India. Situated along the Kameng River, it comes under the district that goes by the same name as the town. It is also one of the must-visit tourist attractions in Arunachal Pradesh. Apart from being a picturesque destination, Bhalukpong is historically rich as well. If you want to see something different other than the same valleys and lakes then Bhalukpong is the place you ought to visit. It is a place where you can look for some adventure and fun while you are there with your friends and family. Try going on hiking, trekking, river rafting, etc. and enjoy the beauty of the land. Bhalukpong might be just a small town in the reaches of Himalayas but is certainly the most beautiful place in the state of Arunachal Pradesh.

Alsisar, located in Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan, is one of the historic places of India. It is also a part of Shekhawati region which is a historic region consisting of Jhunjhunu, Sikar Churu districts and some parts of Nagaur & Jaipur. It is known for castles, cenotaphs, Havelis and ancient Hindu temples. Alsisar Mahal is one of the most famous forts where the popular Magnetic Fields Festival is organised every year. These forts and castles are known for extremely artistic paintings. Most forts are artistically designed with fresco paintings which is one of the major tourist attractions in Alsisar.

Kaziranga National Park is one of the most popular tourist attractions in India. Spread in the area of 378km, it touches the districts of Golaghat, Karbi Anglong and Nagaon which are parts of Assam State in India. It holds an important place in the world map as it is home to two-thirds of the worlds one-horned rhinoceros. It is also a perfectly protected place for different types of fauna such as tigers, elephants, wild water buffalos, eastern swamp deer and more. With the constant effort of government, the sanctuary was declared as the official tiger reserve in 2006 which added its name to the list of world's highest populated tiger reserves. Apart from this, bird lovers too would love to find their solace place here. It is also declared as an important bird spot by BirdLife International. Amazing and gigantic flora of Kaziranga Wildlife Sanctuary nurtures the habitat with lush and dense forest including elephant grass, marshland, fringed lagoons. Also, various small and big water bodies add supplementary help to the habitants. Such brilliant amalgamation also forms beautiful and breathtaking sceneries for wildlife photographers.

Located in the Nagaon district of Assam in India, Nagaon city is blessed with natural beauty in abundance. Here, you can find the true Assamese hue. Being the 4th largest city in Assam, it contains a large number of population. The city is also rich in agriculture and mostly known for paddy crops. It is also home to world-famous Kaziranga National Park where the worlds rare one-horned rhinoceros are found. This is the reason, the place witnesses a number of tourists throughout the year. Apart from being rich in flora & fauna, the place has also been the centre for spirituality as it is also the birthplace of great polymath Mahapurush Srimanta Sankardeva who was the founder of Vaishnavism. Nagaon is one of those cities too where famous Satras are established by Sankardeva.

Located in Sawai Madhopur district of Rajasthan, this national park is renowned for being one of the biggest parks in Northern India and home to a fierce class of big cats, tigers. Ranthambore National Park is the name by which it is known by the locals and the tourists. Located in the lap of Vindhyas and Aravali hill ranges, this park is known for its rich biodiversity, rare species of flora and fauna, Chambal river, celebrity tigers, lush green meadows and surreal views.

Another name for Kanha Tiger Reserve is Kanha National Park. One of the popular tiger reserves of India and also the largest national park of Madhya Pradesh, this natural sanctuary is located in the very heart of India. Established in the year of 1955, this sanctuary was officially named as the Kanha Tiger Reserve in the year 1973. And today, this place stretches over an area of around 940 sq. km, spreading in the districts of Mandla and Balaghat. It has a surrounding buffer zone of 1, 067 sq. km making it one of the largest National Parks in Central India. This park has got a significant population of royal Bengal tigers, Indian leopards, sloth bears, barasingha, and Indian wild dogs. What will really leave you intrigued is the fact that this is the same forest that was depicted in Rudyards Kiplings The Jungle Book.

Dhanushkodi can undeniably called a hidden natural beauty of South India. While not many people live here owing to its geographical and climatic conditions, it still is one of the most fascinating places for tourists and adventure lovers who continue to visit Dhanushkodi. It is situated in the south-eastern tip of the Pamban Island in the state of Tamil Nadu. It, mostly, is uninhabited ever since the Rameswaram cyclone hit it in 1964, which more or less left the place destroyed. Now, there remain only the ruins of that catastrophe. Furthermore, it is very intriguing to know that Dhanushkodi is located on the tip of Pamban island which is separated by Palk Strait. This places only land border lies between India and Sri Lanka which is one of the smallest borders in the world covering a stretch of just 45 metres.

Situated in the Meerut district of Uttar Pradesh, Hastinapur finds its mention not just on the modern Indian Map but also in the ancient mythological texts. Hastinapur is a city that witnessed the great war of Mahabharata, a tale of rivalry between brothers who belonged to the same family, the eminence of Lord Krishna and the advent of Kalyuga! Hastinapur is a popular tourist destination for spiritual and curious travelers as the proof of Mahabharata, in the form of structures, that are spread across the city for which people come here from across the country and abroad to experience them.

Meerut is one of the major cities of Uttar Pradesh State of India. One of the oldest cities in India, Meerut holds the ability to stun you at every step. Once you start taking a stroll in the city, you will get to experience all the colours of life. The culturally driven and rich heritage of the city will help you know a lot of things about Meerut. One of the prominent cities in Uttar Pradesh, Meerut is the place where several mythological traces from the great epic, Mahabharata have been found. when it comes to handicrafts, Meerut has earned a great name in handlooms.

It is intriguing to know that when you are still cozying up in your bed waiting for the sunrise, there is a part of the land in our own country which sees the very first radiant rays of sunlight piercing the clouds and warming up life on the land and forests alike. The place which we are talking about is Dong - the easternmost village in India. Here the tourists climb up the mountains at 3 am to witness the very first rays of sunlight.

Although this exotic island is not a part of mainland India, yet its a popular tourist destination for all the Indians and beach lovers from across the world. Pamban Island is a part of the Ramanathapuram district of Tamil Nadu. Pamban Island is the largest island in Tamil Nadu in terms of area and is known worldwide for the popular pilgrimage site Rameshwaram. Rameshwaram is the holy place in the Hindu text, as it is believed that Lord Rama built a bridge of stones across the sea to rescue his wife Sita from the demon king of Lanka, Ravana. Pamban Island is located between the Indian Penninsula and Sri Lanka. Pamban Island is connected to mainland India via the Pamban channel. Apart from the ancient and religious significance, the island is also known for its rulers from the Chola Dynasty and Jaffna kingdom. The island was invaded by many traders from the west such as Britishers, and Dutches, because of its easy to access geographical location. After independence, the region came under the Ramanathapuram district, in Tamil Nadu. Today Pamban Island is considered an offbeat destination for travelers. The island accommodates ancient temples for religious tourists, beaches for beach lovers, sea rail bridge and water sports for the adventure seekers.

Do you ever feel like visiting a place which is famous for a legend associated with Hindu mythology? If yes, then you ought to travel to Devikulam. Located at a distance of around 10-12 kilometres from Munnar, it is believed that this is the place where Goddess Sita bathed in the celestial waters of Devikulam. The sheer energy which you feel after visiting here is simply astounding. Moreover, it is also said that the lake has certain curative powers present in its mineral waters. Travelling to this place, you feel a kind of rush of natures beauty coming as a downpour in your thoughts which stimulates your imagination. The very name Devikulam is a conjunction of the word Devi meaning Goddess and Kulam meaning pond.

Arambol beach is totally different from the other popular and rustic beaches of Goa like Calangute. Life at Arambol Beach is rainbow-like! Surrounded by lush green plantation, sparkling blue water, golden sand, and beach huts, this beach has a serene ambience that will let you relax and breathe in purity. Apart from that, you will also come across a great Bohemian culture which the millennials will instantly fall in love with! The evening hustle-bustle around the beach will definitely refresh you and will fill your soul with happiness. Artists with different talents can be seen performing yoga, singing, doing live sketching, dancing, or creating sand sculptures. Arambol Beach is one of the most spectacular beaches of North Goa.

The thought of driving on a beach sounds very exhilarating but experiencing the same in reality is even more thrilling! If the thought excites you then this place can be your next vacation spot. All you need to do is head towards Kannur District in Kerala to witness a beautiful and the longest drive-in beach in Asia - Muzappilangad Beach. The stretch of this beach is about 4 km long and driving on it along the waves is a fruitful experience in itself. For this, one has to pay a fee to take the vehicle on the beach shore which is not more than Rs 50. After which, all that is left for anyone is to enjoy and drive along the shore till sunset. You can also experience water sports too, such as parasailing, powerboating, and catamaran ride here.

Mind-blowing sunsets and sunrises, golden soft sand, vast skies, and myriad water adventure sports make this beach one of the most visited beaches in Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The thrilling beauty of this place has won it many awards, and one of the most prestigious awards till date is the Best Beach Award in Asia by Time Magazine. Radhanagar beach is also famous as one of the seven best beaches in the world.

Vacationing by the beach is always a great idea. It helps you unwind your soul and get drenched in happiness and joy. Nowadays, mostly every beach has been commercialized which has resulted in just too many people flocking in a single place to have fun. As a consequence of this, most of the beaches have become overcrowded. However, Laxmanpur beach, situated on Neil Island, is quite different from the rest of the beaches, as a visit to this tourist spot will leave you peaceful and relaxed. The beach is quite an ideal location for activities like swimming, sunbathing. The white shell sands and the dead corals make this place great for snorkelling as well.

Maravanthe is one of its kind travel getaway in India that will surely amaze you! Let's build the plot around this popular Indian destination with a question! Have you ever seen or imagined a road that runs alongside a sea and a river at the same time? It sounds impossible but such a place does exist in India! Yes, you read it right, the National Highway 66 is the place to be at, if you want to experience this surreal view. This road is popularly known as Maravanthe road as its a part of Maravanthe village, Kundapura, Karnataka. The Maravanthe road has the Arabian Sea on one side and the Souparnika river on the other.

Discovering this Whispering Wonder of India wouldnt be less than a majestic experience for anyone. Essentially a mausoleum of King Mohammed Adil Shah, who was the prosperous Sultan of Bijapur, this place is worth every ounce of your energy and time! This mausoleum was constructed in Vijayapura, Karnataka and the construction of this monument started in 1626 and got completed in 1656. As one can calculate, it took almost 30 years to construct this Deccan styled architectural marvel.

Tso Moriri Lake is surprisingly quite similar to that of Pangong Lake and owing to the stark resemblance, it is also known as a twin to the Pangong Lake. This lake offers an amazing sense of peace and tranquillity to the tourists. Surrounded by the snow-covered mountains, the whole atmosphere of the lake only comes across as somewhat more enchanting. Apart from that, the crisp sky makes it a sight worth enjoying. It has also been declared as a wetland conservation reserve. Situated at an altitude of about 4, 522 m, this is one of the highest altitude lakes that are entirely within the Indian subcontinent and the geographical boundaries of Ladakh. This lake is majorly fed by the springs and the snow which melts from the adjacent mountains. Mostly, the water enters the lake from two major stream systems, originating from the north and southwest directions.

Located in the Kishtwar district, this park is situated on a plateau above the Chenab river. One highlighting feature of this place is the cultivation of Saffron is done in these regions, however for a limited amount of time only. Kishtwar National Park covers an area of around 400-500 sq.km and is known for its wide variety of flora and fauna. Primarily, this wildlife park established to protect snow leopards. Apart from the snow leopards, some of the prominent wild animal species found here are the musk deer, Himalayan black and brown bear. People who love to be in nature would hardly be able to resist this amazing travel destination.

Set at an altitude of 2743 m, Baltal is a must-visit destination and is surely a perfect place for all the Amarnath Cave pilgrims to explore and unwind. Located at a distance of 14 kms from Amarnath, this place serves as the base camp for devotees with adequate arrangements of pitch tents to spend the whole night in a somewhat adventurous yet comforting way. Here the pilgrims can find accommodation at fairly reasonable pricing. Apart from this, Baltal is also renowned for its absolutely picturesque environment. And if you wish to explore the towns and cities then in close proximity lies places like Srinagar, Pahalgam and Sonamarg where you can hope to explore some really interesting travel places. Thus, there is all the more reason to explore Baltal. Surely, while returning from Baltal you will only have sweet and memorable moments of your trip.

Dras is situated at a distance of 60 km from Kargil on the road towards Srinagar in Jammu and Kashmir which is recently reorganised as a Union Territory of India. It is also known as the Gateway to Ladakh. What is interesting to know about this place is the fact that it is situated at a height of around 3, 230m. Being the second coldest place in the world, it even experienced minus 60-degree Celcius in the year 1995. Dras has spell bounding scenery to keep you engaged and explore more of its beautiful views the valley has to offer. Moreover, the tiger hill can also be viewed from Dras. What is really interesting is the fact that this town is considered as a popular trekking base where people participate in trekking activities from Minamarg to Amarnath via Zojila Pass.

Khilanmarg in Jammu & Kashmir, India, is a small valley that is about 6 kilometres away from the Gulmarg. The place is filled with lush green meadows, that gets flowers in the spring season, and enigmatic views of the Himalayan mountains and forest cover. The distance between Gulmarg to Khilanmarg is nearly 600 meters and tourists have to walk to this mini beautiful valley as there is no other way to reach here.

The construction of this fort was way ahead of its time as it still manages to amaze the tourists and how! Thanks to its ingenious architecture that leaves people jaw-dropped even after 6 centuries! The Golconda fort or Mankal which is its historic name, was built on a hilltop in the year 1143 and is spread in an area of 11 kilometers. Although the fort was built by a ruler of the Kakatiya dynasty, altered by the Bahamian kings, yet it is associated majorly with the Qutub Shahi dynasty and its rulers! The fort was expanded, and went through modifications on elementary and advanced levels and was upgraded to the stature of an architectural plus acoustic wonder under the Qutub rulers.

Tso Kar Lake is a very enchanting travel getaway to explore. This destination, owing to its scenic views is popularly known as the White Lake. The serenity and peace which lives here is just something else to experience. What makes Tso Kar Lake really interesting is the presence of nomadic families who live around in the region. And if you are a bird lover, you will find this lake just superb to explore. A very wide variety of birds such as Brahmin ducks, bar-headed geese and many others can be found here

Suru Valley is a great place to a plan a trip if you want to be surrounded by the wonderful beauty of nature; magnificent hills and rivers highlight the terrific beauty of this place. The valley is adorably snuggled right under the great Himalayan ranges stretching from Kargil town to Penzi la watershed. The snow-capped mountains only add to the naturally oozing charm of this travel destination. Suru Valley occupies its geographical boundaries of Snaku, Panikhar, and Rangdum and is inhabited by 25, 000 people (approximately). The majority of the population here are the followers of Islam and are essentially Shias. Other than Muslims, Tibetan Buddhists reside here who are quite socially and culturally hospitable.

Located in the Pulwama district in Indias northern state of Jammu and Kashmir, Pulwama city is located at a distance of 25 km from Srinagar. An interesting fact about this place is that it is also known as the Anand of Kashmir and Dudha Kul of Kashmir for high milk production in this area. Fundamentally an agricultural economy, the place is now developing as a tourist spot as a lot of tourists from across the country arrive here to witness its beauty and indulge in adventure sports such as mountaineering and trekking. All this boosts the tourist economy and offers a good monetary share in the state's revenue model.