Offbeat Rajasthan: A touch of real at Jaipura Garh
Jaipura Garh was a home. It didn’t just look good but FELT good. Outside was a real village.This was a real Rajasthan experience; offbeat, luxury and raw.
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Dibru Saikhowa: An island wildlife sanctuary in Assam
Dibru Saikhowa Wildlife Sanctuary had caught our attention since the time we decided to make our first trip to Northeast India. We were looking at the map to get an idea of the places we could visit and this piece of land in the middle of what looked like the mighty Brahmaputra looked intriguing. That it was a wildlife sanctuary meant that we had to visit it.
Life on the Majuli island
Or, how the people of Majuli island in Assam are using technology to overcome natural adversities. “The biggest river island in the world that’s fast receding” was all we knew
Basar: A must visit destination in your travel itinerary for Arunachal Pradesh
We were walking down a village called Gori 2 in Basar. Spotless, organised, perched on a hillock in the midst of lots of bamboos, a river flowing at the bottom
Exploring a rural Indian bazaar, a weekly market and a cattle fair
It was the weekly village market, albeit the biggest of the year. But a rural Indian bazaar, with its explosion of colour and activity, is never “just a market”. It
Morachi Chincholi, Maharashtra, India
Morachi Chincholi, a village of tamarind trees with peacocks A village with more peacocks than people, Morachi Chincholi is actually an unofficial peacock sanctuary. Less than 50 km from Pune