The Nafran valley trek is pretty offbeat and not very popular like the KGL or Tarsar Marsar but it boosts of landscapes and trails are pretty as these two sought-after treks. On this trek, you get to camp at some of the most pristine and picturesque localities where mostly you will be the only team camping. The treacherous Harnag pass, view of the Kolahoi glacier, and Harbhagawan lake are the highlights of this trek besides the Nafran valley itself.
Sikkim, the mystic land Where Nature Smiles enthralls you in many unique ways. Replete with magnificent rivers, breathtaking valleys, massive lakes, ginormous mountain ranges, and fascinating culture, Sikkim offers many opportunities for photography enthusiasts.
When we started our trek along the seashore in the morning, little did we anticipate treading through such diverse terrain. Within 9 km of the trek during the day, we had walked on wide sandy beaches, crossed streams and rivers, climbed rocks and cliffs, swam in a secluded bay, and walked through evergreen forest, all while keeping the lovely blue see in our sight.
Have you ever witnessed a Kathakali Performance and wondered what lies beneath that resplendent mask or what it takes to be a Kathakali Performer? Read on for a peek into behind-the-scenes of a Kathakali Performance.
The Viva Carnival is unique to Goa and is celebrated as a precursor to the abstinence of Lent. Characterized by floats, performances, food and drinks, the carnival was first started by the Portuguese during the 18th century when they ruled the territory. The tradition of celebration has continued since then. The Goa carnival 2020 was held during February for 4 days between 22nd and 25th. Click through to catch glimpses of the celebration at Panjim.
Wayanad, the rural district of Kerala is synonymous with dense forests, lush green vegetation, rivers, plunging waterfalls, verdant countryside, exotic spices, coffee and tea estates and intriguing tribal culture.