Where to stay in Rajasthan
Here is a list of 8 hotels which you can make your base, and immerse yourself in unforgettable experiences in the royal state that is home to the Thar and the Rajput warrior clan Continue reading Where to stay in Rajasthan
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Where To Stay In the Himalayas
The hills are alive for those who love birds, pines, flowers, clouds and forest. Here’s a list of 12 pristine places to stay and enjoy slow, serene holidays Continue reading Where To Stay In the Himalayas
Green Retreat at Kanatal
This little-known hillstation in Uttarakhand lets you rediscover the myriad colours of nature Continue reading Green Retreat at Kanatal
5 Affordable Hotels in India
These five hotels suit the budget and business travellers. Continue reading 5 Affordable Hotels in India
Good Hotels in Pilgrimage Places
Among the oldest civilizations in the world, India is the centre of many spiritual and religious spots. These two hotels in Vrindavan and Tirupati are for the discerning traveller, someone who seeks hygiene and comfort Continue reading Good Hotels in Pilgrimage Places
Dance Of Colours In Vrindavan
Home to the blue god, Krishna, and his spiritual consort, Radha, Vrindavan is where you can see the many shades of life Continue reading Dance Of Colours In Vrindavan
Suryagarh, Jaisalmer: Cupid’s Playground
Suryagarh, Jaisalmer: Cupid’s Playground. The dreamy, musical journey created by this luxury boutique hotel in the arid region will make you fall in love with life Continue reading Suryagarh, Jaisalmer: Cupid’s Playground
Red City Bikaner: No Farewells, Please
Discovering Bikaner with Narendra Bhawan–Rajasthan’s premium luxury boutique hotel Continue reading Red City Bikaner: No Farewells, Please
