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Why Summer Might Be The Most Underrated Season To Visit Assam
Skip the hill stations! Assam in summer offers lush tea estates, dramatic river views, and surprisingly rewarding wildlife.
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Which Is The Oldest Dam In India?
Kallanai Dam in Tamil Nadu, built around 150 CE, is one of the world's oldest functioning water diversion structures.
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Which River Is Called The "River Of Blood" Of India?
The Lohit River flows from Tibet through Arunachal Pradesh, known as the River of Blood due to its red hue from iron-rich soil and mythological legends.
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Why Visit Dawki, A Picturesque Town In Meghalaya, Where Boats Appear To Float In The Air
The Umngot River lies at the heart of Dawki's charm. Its water is incredibly clear, often leaving visitors amazed as boats glide gently over it.
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Which Is The Oldest City In India?
Steeped in ritual, myth, and everyday devotion, Varanasi stands as a rare city where ancient traditions continue to shape daily life without interruption.
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Why Borneo Should Be Your Next Wildlife Destination
Wild orangutans, pygmy elephants, a rainforest older than the Amazon, and somehow, nobody in your friend group has been yet.
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You Need An Oxygen Mask On This China-Tibet Train, Where Tickets Cost Rs 500
Most of the 1,956-km-long line runs at an altitude of around 4,000 metres (13,123 ft) above sea level, with its highest point soaring to 5,072 metres (16,640 ft) at Tanggula Pass.
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Why Johar Valley In Uttarakhand Should Be Your Summer Destination This Year
Johar Valley in Uttarakhand offers a serene summer escape with cool temperatures, blooming meadows, and views of iconic Himalayan peaks.
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This River Is Known As The Silent River Of India
Kunthipuzha, known as the Silent River of India, flows quietly through Kerala's pristine Silent Valley National Park.
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Why China's 'Heavenly Pit', World's Deepest Sinkhole, Should Be On Your 2026 Travel Bucket List
Xiaozhai Tiankeng in Chongqing, China, is the world's deepest sinkhole with its own ecosystem and rare wildlife.
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Indian Army Builds Stunning River Cafe In Arunachal Pradesh In Just 31 Days
A clip of this remarkable transformation was recently shared by MyGov Arunachal Pradesh on X, drawing huge attention online.
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Watch: This Majestic Hidden Waterfall Is 4 Times Taller Than Niagara Falls
The untouched waterfall in the Amazon Rainforest is 741 feet in height.
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Why Manali Is The Perfect Destination For Adventure Sports In Summer
Manali offers the perfect balance. This combination of scenic beauty and adventure makes it one of the best summer destinations in India.
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6 Tea Destinations In India Every Tea Lover Must Visit
From Darjeeling to Munnar, discover India's top tea regions that every tea lover should visit. These destinations promise great brews and memorable travel experiences.
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Sacred Lakes, Street Food, And Seven-Coloured Earth: The Mauritius Indian Travellers Need To Know About
Mauritius offers more than turquoise waters, featuring volcanic peaks, sacred lakes, and diverse cultural heritage reflecting Indian, African, Chinese, and European influences.
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Why Summer Might Be The Most Underrated Season To Visit Assam
Skip the hill stations! Assam in summer offers lush tea estates, dramatic river views, and surprisingly rewarding wildlife.
-
Which Is The Oldest Dam In India?
Kallanai Dam in Tamil Nadu, built around 150 CE, is one of the world's oldest functioning water diversion structures.
-
Which River Is Called The "River Of Blood" Of India?
The Lohit River flows from Tibet through Arunachal Pradesh, known as the River of Blood due to its red hue from iron-rich soil and mythological legends.
-
Why Visit Dawki, A Picturesque Town In Meghalaya, Where Boats Appear To Float In The Air
The Umngot River lies at the heart of Dawki's charm. Its water is incredibly clear, often leaving visitors amazed as boats glide gently over it.
-
Which Is The Oldest City In India?
Steeped in ritual, myth, and everyday devotion, Varanasi stands as a rare city where ancient traditions continue to shape daily life without interruption.
-
Why Borneo Should Be Your Next Wildlife Destination
Wild orangutans, pygmy elephants, a rainforest older than the Amazon, and somehow, nobody in your friend group has been yet.
-
You Need An Oxygen Mask On This China-Tibet Train, Where Tickets Cost Rs 500
Most of the 1,956-km-long line runs at an altitude of around 4,000 metres (13,123 ft) above sea level, with its highest point soaring to 5,072 metres (16,640 ft) at Tanggula Pass.
-
Why Johar Valley In Uttarakhand Should Be Your Summer Destination This Year
Johar Valley in Uttarakhand offers a serene summer escape with cool temperatures, blooming meadows, and views of iconic Himalayan peaks.
-
This River Is Known As The Silent River Of India
Kunthipuzha, known as the Silent River of India, flows quietly through Kerala's pristine Silent Valley National Park.
-
Why China's 'Heavenly Pit', World's Deepest Sinkhole, Should Be On Your 2026 Travel Bucket List
Xiaozhai Tiankeng in Chongqing, China, is the world's deepest sinkhole with its own ecosystem and rare wildlife.
-
Indian Army Builds Stunning River Cafe In Arunachal Pradesh In Just 31 Days
A clip of this remarkable transformation was recently shared by MyGov Arunachal Pradesh on X, drawing huge attention online.
-
Watch: This Majestic Hidden Waterfall Is 4 Times Taller Than Niagara Falls
The untouched waterfall in the Amazon Rainforest is 741 feet in height.
-
Why Manali Is The Perfect Destination For Adventure Sports In Summer
Manali offers the perfect balance. This combination of scenic beauty and adventure makes it one of the best summer destinations in India.
-
6 Tea Destinations In India Every Tea Lover Must Visit
From Darjeeling to Munnar, discover India's top tea regions that every tea lover should visit. These destinations promise great brews and memorable travel experiences.
-
Sacred Lakes, Street Food, And Seven-Coloured Earth: The Mauritius Indian Travellers Need To Know About
Mauritius offers more than turquoise waters, featuring volcanic peaks, sacred lakes, and diverse cultural heritage reflecting Indian, African, Chinese, and European influences.
