Travel Guide

Andhra Pradesh is the amalgamation of history and culture. It was formed in 1953, and after that, it has been developing beautifully. If you are visiting Andhra Pradesh, there are countless places to visit that add to your itinerary. It has several cities, and by crossing every border, you will encounter amazing cultural aspects.  You might get into a dilemma about which places to visit and which to leave as there are umpteen fantastic places to visit. Here we are to sort out your problem by giving you a glimpse of the best locations to visit in Andhra Pradesh for an unforgettable experience. Visakhapatnam If you are visiting Andhra Pradesh, then you cannot miss out on Visakhapatnam . The other name of the place in Vizag. It is the industrial center where you will encounter amazing infrastructure. Being the coastal town, it also has the cleanest coast that people enjoy while relaxing. If you are a nature lover, you must visit Ramakrishna Beach, which is one of the city's popular s...

Introduction: Goa, when you hear this name, all dreamy beaches, nightclubs, water activities, and most of all parties come into your mind. Goa is one of the ultimate places to visit in India. The places have a lot to offer, no matter how many times you visit, every time your excitement level will be out of the window. That explains why we are often confused about what and where to start our vacation in Goa. You don't need to worry; we have created a list of places and activities for you to make the most out of your goa vacation. Let's take a look at places/ activities to explore in Goa:  Dudhsagar Falls : One of the most stunning waterfalls in India. The white water flowing through steep portrays a cascading effect with a height of 310 meters, making it the tallest waterfall in India. Dhudhsagar falls standing in its glory in the middle of Mollem National park, rich in flora and fauna. The four-tiered waterfall flows along with the Mandovi River originating from the Deccan Pla...

Gujarat, a coastal state in western India, is worth visiting for a variety of reasons. It is the home of the Asiatic Lion, which may be seen in all its grandeur in Gir National Park. With a history spanning thousands of years, it is studded with temples, mosques, and other historical structures that take you back in time and provide light on its illustrious past. Gujarat is also home to numerous natural wonders, including the Rann of Kutch, the world's biggest salt desert. Gujarat is one of those Indian states where you can keep touring and yet feel like there are many more Gujarat tourist places to see. If you're struggling to decide what to do in Gujarat, we're here to assist with our list of must-see attractions. Here we go: Somnath Devotees throng to this spiritual city, home to one of the most ornate Shiva temples, Somnath Temple. It is built in the Chalukya architectural style and shows the talents of Somaputra Salats. You may also pay a visit to Kamnath Temple, whic...

  Delhi, the city of history and djinns, is one of the world's oldest inhabited cities. The city has been built and rebuilt numerous times, from the dazzling Mughal minarets to the ordered structure of British New Delhi. This history may be found in every nook and cranny, and it is here that four-lane roads give way to centuries-old ruins. The rich and colourful history, along with a modern, vibrant culture drawn in by migrants from all over the world, offers Delhi a distinct character. Whether you're a regular in the city or just passing through, here are some activities to do and the best places to visit in Delhi that you should not miss: On foot, explore Old Delhi Old Delhi's meandering alleyways give witness to centuries of Mughal reign! Begin your stroll at the Red Fort, erected by Shah Jahan in the 17th century, then proceed to Chandni Chowk, one of Delhi's oldest and largest markets. Before visiting the famed Jama Masjid, one of India's largest mosques, take...

  Temple Of Lord Sukra at Kanjanoor - Navagraha There is a village called Kanjanoor in Tamil Nadu's district Thanjavur. Located on the North shore of the Cauvery river about 18 km northeast of Kumbakonam, this quaint village lies on the river’s north bank. Known for its temple, Agneeswarar Swami Temple, this place is popular. Agniswarar Swami is primarily dedicated to Lord Shiva and honored as an important shrine dedicated to Venus (Shukra). It is considered a Navagraha temple and one of nine of these temples in the Cauvery delta. In the northern portion of Kanjanoor, several small hills are between 100 and 150 feet high. Magnesite deposits are present in these hillocks. Once the seat of the Cholas, Thanjavur encompasses important historical sites. There are six sub-districts in Thanjavur, which is a municipality in the district of the same name. When the Chola kings ruled, Thanjavur acquired great importance and became their capital. Towards the end of the 18th century, Thanjavur ...

Chidambaram in South India is the ideal destination to visit if you want to experience the authentic Dravidian culture. Only around 250 kilometers from Tamil Nadu's capital, this tiny hamlet with a population of 5 is a popular pilgrimage site for followers of Lord Shiva. The town was formerly a Chola stronghold in southern India and is a popular tourist destination for those interested in experiencing local culture. In the past, this area was home to a forest of mangrove trees known as Thillai, thus the name Thillai. Legend has it that Lord Shiva was so moved by the devotion and commitment of Patanjali and Vyagrapada that on Thaipusam, he performed the Nataraja dance as a sign of his gratitude to the two revered saints. As a result of this narrative, the town and its present history have grown and evolved; Sundra Pandya created the golden hall of dance, which he then covered with gold plates. It includes inscriptions from the Cholas, the Pandyas, the Pallavas, and the Vijayanagara,...

Chidambaram is ideal for nature enthusiasts who want to get lost in the splendour of the woodlands and the Pichavaram backwaters. Chidambaram also does not disappoint bird watchers as migrating birds flock to the Pichavaram Mangrove Forest. Find a detailed Chidambaram travel guide with top sites, best times to visit, and top things to do. Annamalai University is also located here. Popular Chidambaram Tourist Attractions: Chidambaram tourist places combine nature and spirituality. Tourists can enjoy the mangrove forest, canals, unusual birds, seafood, and beautiful temples. This blend of religion and nature attracts visitors from all around India and the world.   1. Pichavaram Mangrove Forest: Pichavaram's mangrove forest comprises 1,100 hectares and reaches the Bay of Bengal, separated by a long sandbank, a renowned tourist destination in South India. The woods feature 50 islands of various sizes and 4,400 canals. Around 200 bird species have been discovered, as well as otters and...