When you ask the question: “How many islands are there in India?” you may or may not be shocked to hear that there are over 1,000. In fact, there are 1,208 islands in India, and quite many of these...
Lothal in Gujarat is a 4,500-year-old Harappan port town. The word lothal in Gujarati literally means “the mound of the dead”. First discovered in 1954, Lothal was subsequently excavated by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).
The city was a...
“Nirvana” in Buddhism refers to a condition of detachment, an aura of blissful existence, which liberates the soul from the cycle of rebirth. My visit to the excavated Buddhist sites from the 7th century AD in Odisha would not...
Situated on the west coast of India, the small state of Goa is most famous for its stunning beaches. Once a Portuguese colony, it has a unique mix of cultures. There are loads of smaller, charming towns and villages...
While we know Goa is the ultimate beach destination in India, it’s not all that it offers. Indian’s smallest state has so many charming worlds, that even the most seasoned travellers are spoilt for choice. If you are willing...
Goa isn’t a big state, but when it comes to its experiences, there is a huge difference when you look at North Goa Vs South Goa. With so much to see across the state, you may be asking, which...
Goa was once a laid-back paradise, and soon became one of the top tourist destinations of India. Influenced by centuries of Portuguese rule and culture, the old Goa is a very different place from the rest of the country....
While Goa usually represents beaches and parties, it’s a unique state in India. Though the rest of the country was mainly colonised by the British, Goa was under Portuguese rule for almost 450 years. This has resulted in the...
Goa is one of India’s most popular tourist destinations, famous for its sunny beaches and vibrant nightlife. One of the most magical times to experience Goa is at Christmas. When I heard about the atmosphere of festivity in the air...
Goan cuisine is shaped by the many cultures that have contributed to the small Indian state over the years, including Portuguese, Arab, Brazilian, French, Konkan, and Malabar. However, the major influence on Goan dishes comes from the Portuguese, who...