Author name: Bob the Explorer

Chandigarh and Amritsar-one a king of planned city,other a historic kingdom

Chandigarh is a city that even children know about, but they especially know about rock gardens and a well-planned city with the proper urban planning of roads, homes, and drainage. Amritsar is a famous Punjabi city that has considerable involvement with the freedom struggle in the British period-the Jalianwala Massacre-the more exciting part being the […]

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Kodaikanal-The best popular hill station in Tamil Nadu

Kodaikanal-a popular hill station when we think of South India is genuinely worthy of visit-will. Say looks better than Ooty at times and has better places to offer, although very rush-prone! It’s a hill station where you can chill out, relax, and spend your time relentlessly. The one-day trip seems sufficient, but a two-day trip

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Cultural event at Kuchch

Bhuj-The Rann of kutch’s vibe in festivity and Dwarka’s gift of peace-with Somnath’s Legacy!

Today, I am here to talk about the two prolific and must-visit places of Gujarat-the Rann of Kutch in Bhuj and Somnath temple and Dwarka city near Okha. One provides the vibe of the local culture of Gujrat along with performances far and wide, whereas the latter one gives a sense of pride as to

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Nohkalikai Falls

Meghalaya-Barso Re Megha Barso aptly precise -hills romancing in the rain!

Meghalaya-the most pretty state, I consider, just after Sikkim for its sheer romantic aura, drizzles, and vast green mountains and valleys. A plethora of waterfalls and vast grassland with pure crystal water from Dawki are memorabilia for those who make it to this state. So when you are in North East, don’t mistake excluding Meghalaya

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