Namaste India Trip Blog

It is a cup-shaped valley called, “The Meadow of Flowers”. It is the finest and the most famous pleasure resorts in Kashmir. It is a lush green meadow sprinkled with flowers, a height of 2,650 meters above the sea level. It is at a distance of about 46 kms from Srinagar. The en route stations are Shalteng (7 kms); Mirgund […]

Discovered by a British Army officer in 1919, the Ajanta and Ellora Caves in Aurangabad are stunning examples of India’s cave architecture. The bend on the cemented pathway in no way prepared me for what lay ahead. Just beyond the curve was a staggering sepia-hued horseshoe-shaped cave complex, The Ajanta Caves, chiseled in the rock face by many a deft […]

Himachal Pradesh is full of incredible destinations and offers diverse sceneries to its visitors. While navigating through the splendid landscape of Spiti Valley, I stumbled upon the picturesque hamlet of Langza. Spiti Valley is full of isolated villages, blessed with ancient monasteries and remains of prehistoric life, but there are a few villages that will awe-strike visitors and leave them […]

The quaint little town of Bharmour is held in high regard for its sacred soil, which houses the Chaurasi Temple. In fact, it is a complex that includes many temples, with Lakshmi Devi, Ganesh, Manimahesh, and Narasimha being the main ones. Around these temples revolve the activities, culture, and customs of the local people. The magnificent mountains surrounding the area […]

For a leisurely trip to unwind amidst nature at its best, to experience the thrill of adventure sports, or to immerse yourself in the traditions and customs of the locals, Himachal is the perfect getaway. The state offers a unique setting where nature coexists with human-made creations, striking a perfect balance where each complements the other. Be part of this […]

Although it is the tiger that attracts most visitors to the Sundarbans National Park, its biological diversity is one of the main reasons why UNESCO designated it a World Heritage Site in 1987. Location: Spans West Bengal, India, and Bangladesh. Size: 4,264 sq. km in India, with 2,585 sq. km as a tiger reserve. UNESCO Heritage Site: Designated in 1987. […]

Assam is home to several renowned wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, which offer a blend of natural beauty and rich biodiversity. These sanctuaries are excellent for wildlife enthusiasts, nature lovers, and photographers. Below are some of the most famous ones: Kaziranga National Park Location: Located along the Brahmaputra River, Assam. Famous for: The one-horned rhino and abundant wildlife. UNESCO Status: […]

North East India, clad in dense forest covers, hills, and mountains kissed by the low-lying clouds, has a mystic beauty of its own. The springs and fountains, fauna and flora, the tribal culture, and the earthiness that you experience in the North East are indeed unique and memorable. Read on to learn more about North East India. Northeast India consists […]

Kerala, with its backwaters, coconut trees lining the water bodies, beaches, typical houseboats, historic temple towns, beautiful hill stations, and wildlife sanctuaries, has lots to offer to a tourist. Visit the lush green, mesmerizing Kerala and get your senses and vision touched by an exotic feel that refreshes you thoroughly. The tourist places of Kerala will appeal to any vacationer. […]

Enjoy the thrill of visiting Jim Corbett National Park, one of the most famed wildlife sanctuaries in India. Jim Corbett National Park is famous worldwide for the many endangered species of animals it preserves. A jungle safari in the park would be a truly memorable experience for any visitor. Read on to learn more about Jim Corbett National Park. Everyone […]