India has some beautiful lakeside locations, perfect for relaxing, wildlife spotting and exploring charming towns and villages. We highlight our top five lakes of India.
Continue reading...23. December 2011
Guest blogger Arti shares her photos and experiences of a trip to Badrinath in Uttarakhand to celebrate the festival of Diwali.
Continue reading...17. November 2011
For travellers looking to get off the beaten track and find a remote and unexplored destination is the small town of Nighlat, tucked away in the rolling hills of Uttrakhand is just waiting to be discovered. We look at things to do in Nighlat.
Continue reading...4. November 2011
Guest writer and photographer, Raghav explores Mussoorie, a popular "hill station" getaway for people from cities like New Delhi and Chandigarh.
Continue reading...11. July 2011
During July monsoon festivals waft through the country in a riot of colour and celebration. Here are some of the July festivals in India not to miss.
Continue reading...28. March 2011
In the first of our National Parks of India we discover Jim Corbett National Park and find out about it's history, attractions, how to get there and where to stay.
Continue reading...14. December 2010
Our heritage homestay series discovers homestay options that allow you to explore the historical side of India. The Cottage in Naintal has an illustrious history relating to Swami Vivekananda.
Continue reading...10. September 2010
India is a huge country which means that it is always the best time to visit somewhere in India. Here are some helpful tips which will come in handy while planning your trip to some of India’s most popular destinations.
Continue reading...21. June 2010
Mahindra Homestays have prepared this special seven day north India tour taking you to Delhi, Agra and Corbett. From a visit to the iconic Taj Mahal to tiger spotting in the breathtaking Corbett National Park your trip will provide you with unique photo opportunities and the chance to experience real India.
Continue reading...29. May 2010
Sometimes referred to as the land of rivers the waterways of India play an essential role in day to day life with strong religious, cultural and economic significance. Tourists can enjoy the Indian lakes and rivers in a number of ways, from exploring spiritual lakes to riding white knuckle river rapids.
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17. February 2012
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