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Tamil nadu : Welcome to Tamil Nadu! On your arrival, you will be transferred to Tirupati. Visit Tirumala and the famous Lord Venkateshwara ...

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Pleasurable 3 Days Delhi to Tamil Nadu Tour Package

Tamil nadu : on arrival in airport, Get ready to transfer by speedboat to your hotel. Check-in your hotel. The rest of the day at ...

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Memorable 2 Days Tamil Nadu Holiday Package

Tamil nadu : It reminds me of tauromachy in Spain. An Indian festival Jallikattu is a bull taming sport that is a part of Pongal ...

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Magical Tamil Nadu Tour Package for 2 Days 1 Night

Tamil nadu : The tropical dry evergreen vegetation is what makes Guindy National Park a unique national park in south India. Situated in ...

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Amazing 2 Days Tamil Nadu Trip Package

Tamil nadu : Upon arrival at Chennai International airporttamil nadu : Sighteings at Parthasarathy Temple, Kapaleeshwar Temple and Adeeswar ...

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2 Days 1 Night Tamil Nadu Trip Package

Tamil nadu : Held in between October and November in Tamil Nadu the Thimithi festival is another unusual festival in India and is a ...

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5 Best Honeymoon Places in Tamil Nadu

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21 May 2020
Top 7 Cities For Singles In India

Have you been alone for some time now? Have you been around the same people for years? We all get to that to that point where we want to see unknown beautiful and handsome faces. The following Indian cities provide you with a chance to meet someone special.

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21 May 2020
Explore India on Foot - India's Best Walking Tours

Walk down the streets of India and you shall be filled with knowledge, experience and most importantly lessons. The colorful country renders opportunity to travel aficionados to soak in it and take back home a picture of India that they never knew of. Here are few destinations in India that are best explored on foot:

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17 Jan 2024
21 Best Places to Visit in January in India

Here’s the list of 21 best places to visit in January in India, as January is the month of new beginnings and we all want to begin the New Year on a high note. Moreover, January is considered to be the best month for travelling for those who love to enjoy steer clear views and not so touristy crowd at the places. The holiday season gets over and most of the tourists are back to their home, so it is the best time to grab great hotels and air-tickets deals as most of the companies give huge discounts in the off-season. Also, best of hotel stays and flights one can get in the month of January.  So to make the most of the New year start we have curated here some of the best places to visit in January.   

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21 May 2020
Best Cities to live after Retirement in India

Most Indian prefers to stay in their home land after retirement. But settling elsewhere can give you better life after retirement. Here is a list of Best 5 cities to live after Retirement in India.

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17 Jan 2024
7 Stunning Road Trips Around Bangalore

The city of Bangalore has great weather and is a beautiful city. There are also abundant places around Bangalore to explore by road. If you live in Bangalore, we suggest you take road trips to the surrounding areas that are great to unwind and take a break from the city life. Here is our list of 7 beautiful road trips from Bangalore.

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26 Sep 2024
Why and How is Dussehra Celebrated All Over India?

Dussehra symbolizes the triumph of good over evil. The word 'Dussehra' is derived from the words 'dus' and 'hara', where 'dus' means ten and 'hara' means annihilated. On this day, Lord Rama slew the demon king of Lanka, Ravana, after a fierce battle. This festival is celebrated on the 10th day of Shardiya Navratri. If you want to know the date of Dussehra this year, check it out. History of Dussehra The history of Dussehra goes back to the Ramayana. It describes the story of Lord Rama, who defeated the demon king, Ravana, in Traeayuga. The king of Lanka, Ravana, had abducted Sita, Lord Rama’s wife, leading to a battle with Lord Rama. Rama, accompanied by his younger brother Lakshmana, disciple Hanuman, and an army of monkeys, travelled to Lanka to bring back Sita. He worshipped Durga and emerged victorious eventually, marking the day as Vijayadashami or Dussehra. The Significance of Dussehra in Indian Culture Dussehra personifies India's rich cultural tapestry and traditions. This signifies the triumph of good over evil and teaches us that righteousness always prevails.  The Dussehra celebration unites communities across India. The statues of Ravana, Meghnad, and Kumbhakarna are set on fire. This day also marks Goddess Durga's win over the mighty buffalo demon Mahishasura, underpinning the might of feminine power. People celebrate this occasion with fervor, forgetting all the regional and cultural differences.  Why is Dussehra Celebrated? It is celebrated differently in different parts of the nation. So, going forward, we will delve into how the festival is celebrated in the different regions of India: North India In northern India, Dussehra signifies the spirit of “Good always prevails.” The depiction of Rama's life in Ram Leela starts ten days before Dussehra. Numerous theatre groups in villages, cities, and suburbs of North India perform this. Among these celebrations, it's a tradition for many to give gifts on Dussehra to honour the occasion. South India In Tamil Nadu, Dussehra celebrations start nine days before Dussehra. These nine days are devoted to the worship of the 3 main deities of Hinduism. Goddess Lakshmi is adored in the first 3 days, as she is the provider of wealth and prosperity, while Saraswati is prayed for the subsequent 3 days, called the deity of knowledge and art. The last 3 days are dedicated to Goddess Shakti, the goddess of valour. In Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh, miniature statues and beautiful dolls are set up in artificial stages in homes, usually known as 'Bommai Kolu'. Eastern India In the Eastern part of the country, Dussehra is celebrated as Durga's victory over the demon Mahishasura. It is supposed that after a fierce battle of nine days, the goddess subdued Mahishasura and slayed her, so this day is famously known as Vijayadashami. Idols of Durga are immersed in waterbodies with great reverence. In Orissa, the festival is called Vijoja Dashami. This day is marked as the conclusion of Sharadiya Durga Puja. West India In Maharashtra, Dussehra is related to numerous legends besides Rama. On Dussehra, the flour tree is adored, and its leaves are gifted to the dear ones, with Dussehra's gifts and sweets being considered a good omen. After completing 12 years of exile, Pandavas recovered their weapons from under a Shami tree, where they had stored them. The nine days before Dussehra are famous here as Navratri. The idols of the Goddess installed on the initial day of Navratri are engrossed in water on Dussehra. Therefore, Dussehra has different kinds of importance in several regions of India. Here are the places you can visit to be a part of the famous Dussehra celebrations,

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24 Jul 2024
15 Places That Are No Less Than Heaven for Food Lovers

India has always been known for its unity in diversity, and if a live example of this is to be seen, look at the diversity in the food culture of India. Whether you are an Indian or a foreign tourist, these 15 places are a paradise for food lovers. Every state has some delectable food, and every dish tells a story. So, let us dive into the world of food and stories.  

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25 Jul 2024
Visit the 12 Jyotirlingas in Saavan to Seek the Blessings of Lord Shiva

Lord Shiva, revered worldwide, is enshrined in the ling gorm called Shivalingam or Jyotirlingas, a powerful union of Shakti and Shiva. With its rich cultural heritage and temples, India is home to 12 Jyotirlingas, each steeped in historical and mythological significance. These sacred shrines, particularly in the month of Saavan, invite us to delve into their intriguing historical and mythological context. Let's explore the unique stories behind each of these jyotirlingas, one by one, in this blog.

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16 May 2024
14 Pet-friendly Travel Destinations in India

There are close to 40 million pets in India. We all know that whenever we get exhausted, the best way to rejuvenate is to travel. But while travelling, we don't think about our fluffy friends.  Pets also feel suffocated and bored and need some retreat. Pet owners hate going to travel destinations without their Pets, and throughout the trip, they miss their loyal Pets. But not anymore; in India, there are tons of pet-friendly travel destinations that you can explore with your Pet and have a blast of a time. These locations have proper arrangements to keep your Pet safe and provide it with a calming travel experience. Here are the top 14 pet-friendly travel destinations in India that every pet owner must visit with their pets:

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17 Jan 2024
7 Most Magical Places in India to Celebrate Christmas 2022!

Everything seems so beautiful with the arrival of Christmas, the season of joy, gift-giving, and families bonding. Christmas is about the birth of Jesus Christ, and the people gear up for the celebrations. These celebrations include adorning Christmas trees, winter wonderland decorations, great food, gifts, Christmas cake, mass in the Churches, and many traditional Christmas delicacies to celebrate the festival in great pomp and show. Since Christmas is around the corner, you must get an early Christmas present in India's best places to celebrate Christmas 2022. Undeniably, Christmas is a grand festival and the best way to bid farewell to the past year and ring in the New Year. So, plan your travel to the seven top destinations of the country where you must experience Christmas, the festival of colours and lights, and also give new hopes and opportunities that you have been looking for.

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17 Jan 2024
The Goddess Who Protects The Fetus Masaniamman Temple In Tamil Nadu

 Located in Anaimalai, Tamil Nadu, this temple is dedicated to the goddess Arulmigu Masani Amman, who is an avatar of the Shakti or Masani Devi. People believe that the Masani Devi can cure any illness in the human body if you step into the temple and pray with total devotion. A lot of women visit this temple as this Goddess is known to protect their fetus. 

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