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There are various temples in Maharashtra which are well-known for their heritage and spirituality appeal. The state has a wealth of divine experiences starting from Shirdi Sai Baba’s serene abode to Trimbikeshwar Jyotirlinga Temple. This blog takes us to the temples in Maharashtra that carry their special magic and importance. Here are Most Popular Maharashtra…

Nepal has a very rich religious and cultural legacy. It also goes by the name, house of Gods & Goddesses. Some of the key spiritual sites in Nepal receive national and international tourists. The most amazing thing about Nepal, there are always fewer religious places. There are hundreds of ancient temples in Nepal that were…

Places to Visit Near Kailash Mansarovar: Mount Kailash Mansarovar is one of the holiest sites situated in the Himalaya Mountains where Hindus, Buddhists, and Jains do their pilgrimage. Pristine Mansarovar Lake is located below Mt. Kailash – lord Shiva’s abode. Therefore, pilgrims circumambulate the mountain in order to feel enlightened spiritually. Travelers attracted by a…

Some of the most exquisite ancient temples are also found in India, particularly in Odisha, a state with stunning architecture and historical value. There are many tales of history associating this dreamy location with myths and mysteries. The warm hospitality of local residents is something that millions of tourists come here for. On this tour,…

India is a country of festivals where people of various religions live peaceably together. Festivals In India epitomize its enchanting cultural heritage. The following are some interesting Indian festivals and celebrations worth mentioning about. Though celebrated yearlongs but in October, there is a liveliest view of the whole state. In India, each religion or group…

India, rich in sacred sites, beckons seekers of peace, with the ‘Chhota Char Dham Yatra of Uttarakhand’ standing out as a profound spiritual journey. Hindus believe that undertaking such a pilgrimage in their lifetime can liberate them from the cycle of birth and rebirth. Annually, thousands of pilgrims, including international tourists, are drawn to the…

Conversely, fewer tigers remain in Indian forests which have attracted many tourists eager to see those wild cats in their natural habitats. The latest census reveals that there 3,682 tigers at present in India, constituting 75% of the total tiger population of the world. As the wildlife jungle adventures are in vogue, the term ‘Tiger…

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has included the Sacred Ensembles of the Hoysala in its World Heritage list. These magnificent Hoysala temples in Belur, Halebid and Somananthpura of Karnataka have made India’s 42nd entry into the UNESCO World Heritage Site. This great honour comes hot on the heels of Santiniketan by…