Discover Karnataka’s Lakelands along the Captivating Kerala Backwaters
Often called the Asian equivalent of the American Bayou, the Kerala backwaters are an expansive network of intricate waterways that include five lakes, forty rivers and a host of canals that span half the length of its home state. Stretching across over 900km the labyrinth…
Shaniwar Wada- the spectacular palace of a bygone era
This ancient palace fort in Pune, India was the power seat of the Peshawas. Its architecture and design exudes the Moghul influence and the Peshawas desire for power as well as their extravagant spending and their insistence on total security. Built in 1736, it was…
Hin Ta and Hin Yai
Situated on the picturesque coast of Koi Samui in Thailand is the renowned Hin Ta Hin Yai, which translates to ‘grandfather and grandmother rocks’. The unique rock formations are a must see for travellers during their holiday in the country. Amongst the most popular attractions…
Bird Watching in Bali– a pleasing experience for nature enthusiasts
The Greek word Indos and Nesos meaning Indian and islands gave birth to the archipelago known as Indonesia. Located in both the Pacific and Indian oceans, it is the world’s fourth most populous nation. Its tropical locale assures the islands of ample rainforests, rich landscapes…
Thames River
The longest river in all of England, it comprises over 80 islets. With its freshwater stretches and seawater, the river supports a wide variety of wildlife. Adorning the cities that it flows through, the river has been supporting human activity by providing its water for…