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India offers incredible wildlife viewing opportunities during winter. From tigers in Ranthambore to rhinos in Kaziranga, these five national parks provide unforgettable safari experiences.

Discover Lakshadweep's breathtaking islands, from Agatti's romantic resorts to Kavaratti's vibrant marine life. Explore hidden beaches, indulge in thrilling water sports, and experience the magic of this tropical paradise. Plan your dream getaway now!

Celebrate winter vacation and New Year's in Pushkar, Rajasthan! Enjoy the Brahma Temple, camel safaris, hill climbing, and exciting events. 

Discover India's 10 most thrilling adventure destinations! Experience bungee jumping, rafting, trekking, paragliding, and scuba diving in Rishikesh, Manali, Leh Ladakh, Andaman, and more.

The Northern Lights, a breathtaking spectacle, are typically seen near the poles. While India isn't renowned for Aurora sightings, Ladakh offers a rare glimpse of this magical phenomenon, especially in Hanle during winter. 

Different firecracker regulations are in effect across India for Diwali. Some states have a complete ban, while others permit green crackers. 

Discover the significance of Lakshmi and Ganesha during Diwali. Learn why these deities are worshipped together and how they bring prosperity and wisdom. 

Diwali, the festival of lights, isn't just celebrated in India. From Nepal's animal-worshipping Tihar to the vibrant celebrations in Fiji, Malaysia, Singapore, the UK, and Mauritius, discover the unique traditions that make this festival shine globally.

This year, celebrate eco-friendly Diwali. Transform mason jars into lanterns, create rangoli with bottle caps, design wall hangings from fabric scraps, make coconut shell candles, and repurpose old string lights for a festive Diwali.

Celebrate Diwali sustainably by using natural decorations, choosing eco-friendly gifts, managing food waste, using LED lights, being mindful of fireworks, recycling responsibly, and supporting local artisans. These practices help reduce waste and promote a greener Diwali.

The Diwali festival begins with Dhanteras. On this day, Lord Dhanvantari, the god of Ayurveda, is worshipped. Know about the rituals and auspicious timings. 

 

Diwali is a time for celebration, decorations, and delicious sweets. These traditional treats symbolize joy and are often shared with loved ones, adding sweetness to the festivities.

Celebrate Diwali with eco-friendly rangoli using natural colours. Let's learn how you can create vibrant, non-toxic colours from ingredients like beetroot, turmeric, spinach, and more.

This Diwali, consider supporting local businesses. Shopping locally boosts the economy, offers unique products, fosters connections, promotes sustainability, and encourages entrepreneurship, truly capturing the spirit of the festival.

The Diwali celebrations for 2024 will span five days, from October 29 to November 2. The festivities encompass Dhanteras, Choti Diwali, the main Diwali day, Govardhan Puja, and Bhai Dooj.