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Japfü in Nagaland is a trek of surprises—potato farms, dense forests, rock climbs, an abandoned road, and even a towering bamboo maze. This lesser-known trail near Kigwema village offers ever-changing landscapes, twin peaks, and unforgettable views.
Japfü Peak: Exploring Nagaland’s Hills Read More »
Sigiriya, the ancient rock fortress of Sri Lanka, stands as a testament to a bygone era of ambition, betrayal, and architectural brilliance. Once the stronghold of King Kashyapa, who seized power through treachery, this UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a glimpse into a rich history filled with royal intrigue, artistic splendor, and advanced engineering. From the grand Lion Staircase and exquisite frescoes to the remarkable gardens and hydraulic systems, Sigiriya continues to captivate visitors with its timeless allure. Explore the tale of its rise, the dramatic fall of Kashyapa, and the enduring legacy left behind on the plains of Sri Lanka.
Sigiriya: Sri Lanka’s Iconic Rock Fortress Read More »
Discover the complete journey of the Basic Scuba Diving course at NIMAS in Meghalaya. From registration and scenic spots on the way to Dawki, to daily dive routines and post-course adventures, learn everything you need to know about this unforgettable underwater experience.
Basic Scuba Diving Course – NIMAS Read More »
After months of anticipation, stepping into Kuala Lumpur felt surreal. It wasn’t until the cab ride to our Airbnb that it finally hit us. We were not in India anymore, an obvious fact we’d known since our arrival in Kuala Lumpur. But all we had seen so far was the interior of buildings and the
Petronas tower to Petaling street – Life in Kuala lumpur Read More »
A 24 km long maze like cave that covers an area of 13 sq km at the foothills of a hill near Mawsynram in Meghalaya, India. It’s as if the mountain gods created a portal for mortals to witness the inner workings of this secretive cave. A fascinating world within a world.
Krem puri – World’s longest sandstone cave Read More »
The 16 km long David Scott trail is what’s left of a 130 km trade route from Assam to Bangladesh. David Scott, the first British Administrator in Assam, was instrumental in building the trail in 1827-1829 to lessen the distance and to escape the heat of travelling from the Assam plains to Sylhet.[] It is
David Scott Trek – Meghalaya Read More »
List of beautiful monolithic Nandi sculptures
List of beautiful monolithic Nandi sculptures Read More »
Bangalore -> Penukonda -> Puttaparthi -> Belum Caves -> Gandikota -> Lepakshi -> Bangalore
3 days road trip from bangalore Read More »
Built with over fifty bamboo bridges, this exhilarating bamboo trail takes trekkers on a journey across roaring rivers, deep gorges and ridges of mountains to places that would otherwise be inaccessible.
Mawryngkhang Trek (Bamboo trail) Meghalaya – A Complete Travel Guide Read More »
Located in the Kolar district of Karnataka, Avani shows us a glimpse into the times of the Ramayana.
Avani Betta – Birthplace of Lava and kusha Read More »