A dynamic and developing country, India has a lot of lure for tourists of all sorts. If you’re travelling to India for the first time, it’s best if you keep in mind the following quick tips to ensure that your […]
Hampi is a short journey from Bengaluru. It takes 7 hours by bus and 10 by train… but train journeys are just so much more fun. The one thing that the Indian Railways gives you without fail is a brilliant […]
Opening in September 2011, Mana Hotel at Ranakpur promises a memorable experience to all travellers visiting this Mid Way between Udaipur & Jodhpur. A funky mix of glass, stone, steel, and concrete sitting upon the banks of a seasonal river. […]
Bright, colourful, and elegant, traditional Rajasthani clothing is always vibrant against the monotonous backdrop of sands and hills. While the clothing is obviously suited for the harshly hot climatic conditions of the region, every item that completes the Rajasthani ensemble, […]
Review of Fateh Bagh Hotel: Fateh Bagh is probably India’s first attempt at ‘relocating a fallen palace’, faithfully preserving the rich Rajput architecture. Some years ago, Jitendra Singh Rathore, owner of the HRH group of hotels chanced upon a conversation […]
The capital of Rajasthan, Jaipur – the Pink City has a lot to offer to the tourist. Along with the plethora of museums, forts and palaces, parks, and great shopping for semi-precious stones, Rajasthani handicrafts, and garments, Jaipur also offers […]
The Indian summer can be terrible. It can literally suck all the life out of you. High temperatures, dusty and dry winds, or sometimes the exact opposite, oppressive humidity can make even the most energetic person feel lethargic and considering, […]
The eight principles of Mahaveerji philosophy had one common objective – to improve quality of life. He preached that every soul is in bondage to karmic atoms accumulated by good and bad deeds since eternity and that in a state […]
Surrounding the grand Kumbalgarh Fort is 578 square kilometers worth of protected forest area, known as the Kumbalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary. It extends over the Aravalli hills and covers parts of Rajsamand, Udaipur, and Pali districts. The wildlife here includes some […]
Rajasthani cuisine is influenced by its imposing heritage and arid climatic condition. Food traditions within India differ from place to place basis the drastic geographical variations available here. In Rajasthan, the scarcity of water and the presence of a rich […]