The holy land of India holds a great significance for festivals and festivals since ancient times. In the last blog, VBee told you about major religious fairs in India. This blog will look at the 5 unique non-religious fairs in India.
India is the traditional land of fairs and festivals. Since ancient times, fairs and festivals have been integral to Indian culture. Fairs in India is an outpouring medium for Indians to express their joy and belief.
Kodagu, formerly known as Coorg, was merged with Mysore state in 1956. It is rated as one of the top hill stations in India. Even foreigners adore the place pretty much.
The beautiful hill station of Deccan, Lonavala, is located 64 km away from its district Pune and 96 km away from the film city, Mumbai. The hilly town of western ghats is ideal for vacations and staycations.
Located in Eastern India, Orissa is the 8th largest state of India. Also known as Kalinga in ancient history, many powerful rulers rule the region.
Manali is named after saint Manu, situated at the northern end of Kullu Valley; this beautiful town of Himachal Pradesh is an entire story to live.
“Nightlife in Mumbai” is a dream for every party animal. Mumbai celebrates one of the best nightlifes in India. The vibrant cosmopolitan vibes make the city the most loving party destination in India.
Indian women are overcoming their fear of "log kya kahenge” and chilling with “Kuch to log kahenge, logo ka kaam hai kehna." A few decades back, if we see Indian history, we couldn't find solo woman travelers in the pages.
Hrishikesh or Rishikesh, the city of Dehradun, is one of the most popular places in Northern India. Also known as “Yoga Capital City of the World” and "Gateway to the Garhwal Himalayas," the pilgrimage town is considered one of the holiest places for Hindus.
India- a country connected via beautiful roads. These roads not only connect one geographical end of the country to another. But also to the millions of hearts and smiles. Talking about Road Trip, who doesn't love to travel and explore Indian roads.
