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The Pushkar Camel Fair, an iconic event in the desert state of Rajasthan, India, is a vibrant celebration of culture, commerce, and tradition. Scheduled to take place from 1st November to 9th November 2024, this grand affair, also known as
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Leh Ladakh is perhaps the most visited place in India – This spot can likewise be known as the heaven of the Indian landmass with its celebrating beautiful scene. Leh-Ladakh! The most elevated settlement in India in the northernmost territory
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A gigantic stretch of white salt desert, the Great Rann of Kutch in Gujarat is among the best places to visit in India. Rambling in a space of 7500 sq km, Rann of Kutch is one of the biggest salt
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Investigation of India stays deficient without an excursion to the heavenly city of Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh. Otherwise called the city of Moksha (salvation), the spot holds extraordinary strict importance for the Hindus. Arranged on the banks of the holy
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Rajasthan Cultural Tour “Rajasthan, the Land of Kings, is true to its name with its lavish forts and majestic palaces that are apt reminders of a rich, romantic past that speaks of heroism, honor, and chivalry.” Incredible Rajasthan, with its
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For an amazing soul-stirring, beautiful bonanza of a lifetime, SHIKHAR TRAVELS has done it yet again! They generously offer the pious Hindu devotee a spiritual experience of a lifetime, combined with the most magnificent natural scenery and a visit to
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Navaratri is a festival dedicated to the worship of the Hindu deity Durga. The word Navaratri means ‘nine nights’ in Sanskrit nava meaning nine and ratri meaning nights. During these nine nights and ten days, nine forms of Shakti/Devi are worshiped.
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When you hear Ladakh, what comes to your mind? Royal Enfields? Biking groups? Treks? Tents? Lack of luxury? Well, you are not incorrect you are just misinformed. Although they are a few sides of Ladakh, they are not the only
» Read moreThe seven states in northeastern India are known for their unique flora and fauna, natural beauty and tribal culture. Being one of the most underrated travel destinations, North East offers great opportunities to create lifelong memories. Hornbill Festival is one
» Read moreIf there is the Gobi Desert and Arabian Desert in the Middle East, it’s the Thar Desert in India. Located in the north-western state of Rajasthan, the desert is famous for its sand dunes and the plethora of festivals that
» Read moreThe Durgoutsav or Durgopujo of Kolkata has been of much fascination & intrigue for the world over, one of the most awaited festivals for the Hindus, especially in all of Bengal & Tripura marking the victory of Ma Durga over
» Read moreSaid to be the most vibrant & exotic of extravaganzas, the Manipur Sangai Festival & the Hornbill Festival of Nagaland are one-of-a-kind, once-in-a-lifetime sort of experiences – deeply awaited & cherished throughout, exhibiting the tribes of the land– a myriad
» Read moreSet amidst the gorged hillside of Ladakh, the Hemis Festival takes place every year at the Tibetan Buddhist Monastery at Hemis, one of the most awaited monastic festivals, marking the victory of good over evil with a holy masked Cham
» Read moreLadakh, the cold and stunning region in the north of India is on the bucket list of millions of people across the planet and why not? Its picturesque landscape looks like nothing less than a postcard! However, there is something
» Read moreAmong the many incredible colours in the world, Nagaland offers you those which will have you staring in awe. The festival of festivals, Hornbill is all you need to understand the rich and vibrant culture of Nagaland. The ten day
» Read moreThe season of spring is a time when India goes colourful, and there is the fragrance of sweet Indian desserts in the air augmenting the enthusiasm of Holi. This spectacular festival of colours is an example of the devotion of
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