The Indian sub-continent is home to mountain ranges, hill stations and soaring peaks higher than 3000 m. The Himalayan mountain ranges in India are the most famous mountain ranges, home to the tallest peaks in the world. There are more than 100 peaks that are higher than 7000 m...
When was the last time you tasted a samosa or a kachori and wondered what other Indian snacks to try? From tasty samosas to mouth-watering panipuris, piping hot pav bhajis to the irresistible chole bhatures, there are so many types of Indian street food to give your tastebuds a...
India is a peninsula with remarkably different climates. South India is flanked by the Arabian Sea to the west, the Bay of Bengal to the east and the Indian Ocean in the south. Southern India has a more tropical climate, while Northern India has more pronounced winters. The Himalayan...
India has some of the world's most scenic and diverse national parks, from the Hemis and Valley of Flowers in the north to the Namdapha in the East, Ranthambore and Gir in the west to the Periyar in the south. These national parks in India safeguard the natural habitats...
India is a land of beaches. It has over 7500 kilometres of sun-soaked coastline lined with many beautiful, lively and unique beaches. Being a tropical country, all the beaches in India have a moderate to cool climate throughout the year, and the water is never too cold for a...
When you're travelling through India, the two things you'll experience as soon as you land are the food and the weather. India mainly has three seasons – summer, monsoon season and winter. And every season has food and drinks that match the weather.
There are drinks for every climate and...
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