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Quote: Humayuns Tomb. Delhi.Humayuns tomb is on the eastern side of Delhi and is India’s first Mogul garden mausoleum. It was built by Humayuns senior widow the Hamida Begum 9 years after his death to honour his memory… Read More
Quote: We were planning a trip to Goa in summer holidays this year. All the tour responsibility is upon me, how to book hotels resort, what are the major attractions in Goa, how to get the best holiday package in Goa. I… Read More
Quote: Palolem is a dream of a beach, a languid kilometre and a half-long crescent of light golden sand overseen by high coconut palms, blue hills, humpbacked rocks, and rounded islands. The beach is hard and flat and… Read More
Quote: When we'd finished eating the crew cast off and we set off again. The peace and emptiness of the backwaters are a pleasant relife in a country that's normally so noisy. It's not easy to get away from people in… Read More
Quote: Just 30km from Aurangabad, the 34 cave temples at Ellora were carved over a period of 5 centuries by Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain monks. The cheapest way to visit Ellora is by bus, but it's worth paying the extra… Read More
Quote: ll the major sights were within walking distance.(don't miss the beach view from the helipad!) I moved with ease among the men ferrying fish on cycles, women is sarees carrying vegetables and fish on baskets on… Read More
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Quote: I live just up the road from the UK's oldest rock garden at Lamport Hall in Northants and I have been heard to comment that it looks a bit like a pile of builders' rubble covered in moss. Cruel and harsh perhaps,… Read More
Quote: The Sunderbans are a part of the world's largest delta (10,000 square kilometres of land and water) formed by the rivers Ganges, Brahmaputra, and Meghna. Half of Sunderban is in West Bengal, India, and the rest… Read More
Quote: My brother-in-law confesses that as a small child, he called Calcutta’s most famous building ‘Toria Moria’—he couldn’t quite figure out the convoluted pronunciation. But he knew one thing: Toria Moria was a… Read More