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50 Km From Pakistan, This 30-Km Road In Gujarat Seems To Float On Water
The 30-km stretch, called Road To Heaven, connects mainland Kutch to Dholavira village in Gujarat
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Ever Seen A Reverse Waterfall? Viral Video Shows Maharashtra's Rare Phenomenon
A recent viral video has captured the mesmerising sight of reverse waterfalls in Maharashtra, where powerful monsoon winds push water upward instead of down.
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What To See And Do In Andaman Islands, A Complete Travel Guide
The Andaman Islands aren't just India's tropical islands. They're proof that you don't need to leave the country for world-class beaches, diving, and island paradise experiences.
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5 Out-Of-The-World Activities That Make A Bhutan Trip Truly Adventurous
Bhutan's adventure offerings aren't about ticking boxes or chasing Instagram moments. They're about genuinely pushing yourself in landscapes that humble you.
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Toxic Dust Or Snow? How A Dumping Yard Became 'Switzerland Of Rajasthan'
Kishangarh Dumping Yard near Ajmer, known as Asia's largest marble dumping yard, has become popular for Bollywood shoots and tourism but poses health risks.
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Jodhpur vs Udaipur: Which Royal City Fits Your Travel Style?
Jodhpur, the famous Blue City, is known for its rugged landscapes, towering forts and vibrant desert life. Udaipur, the City of Lakes, is softer and more romantic, surrounded by calm waters and green hills.
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7 Eco-Friendly Stays In India For Environment-Conscious Travellers
These eco-friendly stays in India combine luxury with sustainability, allowing you to enjoy an unforgettable experience while caring for the environment.
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Viral Video Shows Eco-Friendly "Water ATM" In Ooty, Internet Applauds Initiative
Plastic water bottles are prohibited in Ooty. As a result, the hill station has set up water ATMs to refill resuable bottles.
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How Expensive Is Lakshadweep Really? Flights, Hotels and Food Explained
Lakshadweep follows a controlled tourism model. Visitor numbers are limited, nightlife is minimal, and the islands prioritise conservation over scale.
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Gargoyles And Gothic Design: Iconic Structures Tourists Must See In Mumbai
Gargoyles are carved stone figures with a spout that directs rainwater away from a building's walls, thus preventing the structure from water damage.
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50 Km From Pakistan, This 30-Km Road In Gujarat Seems To Float On Water
The 30-km stretch, called Road To Heaven, connects mainland Kutch to Dholavira village in Gujarat
-
Ever Seen A Reverse Waterfall? Viral Video Shows Maharashtra's Rare Phenomenon
A recent viral video has captured the mesmerising sight of reverse waterfalls in Maharashtra, where powerful monsoon winds push water upward instead of down.
-
What To See And Do In Andaman Islands, A Complete Travel Guide
The Andaman Islands aren't just India's tropical islands. They're proof that you don't need to leave the country for world-class beaches, diving, and island paradise experiences.
-
5 Out-Of-The-World Activities That Make A Bhutan Trip Truly Adventurous
Bhutan's adventure offerings aren't about ticking boxes or chasing Instagram moments. They're about genuinely pushing yourself in landscapes that humble you.
-
Toxic Dust Or Snow? How A Dumping Yard Became 'Switzerland Of Rajasthan'
Kishangarh Dumping Yard near Ajmer, known as Asia's largest marble dumping yard, has become popular for Bollywood shoots and tourism but poses health risks.
-
Jodhpur vs Udaipur: Which Royal City Fits Your Travel Style?
Jodhpur, the famous Blue City, is known for its rugged landscapes, towering forts and vibrant desert life. Udaipur, the City of Lakes, is softer and more romantic, surrounded by calm waters and green hills.
-
7 Eco-Friendly Stays In India For Environment-Conscious Travellers
These eco-friendly stays in India combine luxury with sustainability, allowing you to enjoy an unforgettable experience while caring for the environment.
-
Viral Video Shows Eco-Friendly "Water ATM" In Ooty, Internet Applauds Initiative
Plastic water bottles are prohibited in Ooty. As a result, the hill station has set up water ATMs to refill resuable bottles.
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How Expensive Is Lakshadweep Really? Flights, Hotels and Food Explained
Lakshadweep follows a controlled tourism model. Visitor numbers are limited, nightlife is minimal, and the islands prioritise conservation over scale.
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Gargoyles And Gothic Design: Iconic Structures Tourists Must See In Mumbai
Gargoyles are carved stone figures with a spout that directs rainwater away from a building's walls, thus preventing the structure from water damage.
