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India’s coastline stretches over 7,500 kilometres, touching the Arabian Sea, the Bay of Bengal and the Indian Ocean. Along this vast edge lie beaches that are not only scenic but also suitable for family holidays. For parents travelling with children, safety, clean surroundings, accessible facilities and manageable crowds matter as much as beauty. Fortunately, India … Read more
By the time May arrives, much of India begins to simmer. Plains shimmer under a relentless sun, city pavements radiate stored heat, and afternoons stretch long and heavy. For generations, the answer to this seasonal intensity has been simple: go uphill. India’s hill stations were once summer retreats for colonial administrators seeking relief from the … Read more
Convincing children that a trip can be both educational and enjoyable is often a delicate negotiation. Mention the word “learning” during school holidays and enthusiasm can quickly fade. Yet across India, there are destinations where curiosity replaces boredom and history, science and culture come alive in ways that feel anything but academic. The key lies … Read more
March and April mark a subtle shift in India’s travel calendar. Winter loosens its grip in the north, summer has not yet reached its harsh peak, and much of the country stands at a gentle crossroads between seasons. Hills bloom, beaches glow under softer sun, wildlife parks reopen after winter fog, and festivals paint entire … Read more
Winter in India is a season of transformation. The country that many associate with deserts, beaches and monsoon rains turns startlingly white in its northern and northeastern corners. Snow drapes pine forests, settles on temple roofs, silences mountain roads and redraws familiar landscapes in soft shades of silver and grey. For travellers willing to brave … Read more
Every spring, as winter recedes and mustard fields glow across northern India, a festival erupts that is unlike any other. Holi is not simply a celebration of colour. It is a ritual of renewal, a playful defiance of social boundaries, and a reminder that joy can be collective. Streets turn into open stages. Strangers smear … Read more
Traveling with children can feel like preparing for a military operation. There are bags to pack, snacks to organize, tickets to confirm and moods to manage. Yet ask most parents about their favorite memories and many will speak of a family trip. The chaos fades. What remains are stories, shared laughter and small moments of … Read more
There is something transformative about watching a child spot a deer for the first time or fall silent at the distant roar of a tiger. Wildlife trips are not just holidays. They are immersive lessons in patience, ecology and respect for the natural world. For families seeking adventure beyond theme parks and malls, India’s wildlife … Read more
In a country as vast and varied as India, the train is more than a means of transport. It is a moving window into landscapes that shift from deserts to forests, from coastal plains to snow capped mountains. While flights save time and highways promise speed, rail journeys offer something deeper. They unfold slowly, allowing … Read more
When the plains begin to simmer under the summer sun or city life feels overwhelming, the mountains call. For generations, Indians have escaped to hill stations for cooler air, slower mornings, and panoramic views. The good news is that you do not need a luxury budget to enjoy these retreats. Across the country, several hill … Read more