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When a planning a trip to the beautiful state of Uttarakhand this year, make sure to visit Tehri to experience the joy of staying in floating huts.

The monsoon is finally hitting India and is providing much-needed relief from the scorching summer. Here are some offbeat destinations in India to visit this monsoon for a relaxing getaway. 

A recent accident on an Indian train highlights the need for passenger safety and following safety rules during travel.
 

Explore India's top monsoon destinations from Cherrapunji's constant rain to Coorg's lush hills and Wayanad's verdant beauty—perfect for a rainy season getaway.
 

Pondicherry, also known as Puducherry, is known as the Window of French Culture in India. It's an ideal destination for people wanting to experience the French culture.

Karnataka has everything to offer from waterfalls to lakes and stunning hill stations. Discover five best tourist spots when planning a trip to Karnataka.

 Avoid crowded tourist hotspots like Leh-Ladakh and Goa this July due to weather challenges and tourist influx impacting experiences.

Explore various picturesque hill stations in South India, each offering breathtaking landscapes, serene backwaters, and lush greenery, perfect for monsoon escapes.
 

Virajit Mungale began his journey on April 20 and completed it on June 17. For this journey, he spent 59 days travelling in his SUV.

When visiting Kolkata, make sure to explore these five popular tourist attractions for the best experience.

Explore these six enchanting beaches across India that illuminate the night with their natural glowing phenomenon, captivating visitors with their unique beauty.
 

Let’s explore some must-visit destinations in Nashik, Maharashtra, for creating lovely memories with your family and friends.

Mumbai is renowned as the City of Dreams because of Bollywood. If you’re planning a trip to this city this year, here are five must-visit tourist attractions.

India is a land of cultures, traditions and languages. There are many places in the country that are forbidden for tourists. Let’s explore five of these places.

India is named after the sacred Indus River and has several divine rivers flowing through its land, providing water to all life forms in the nation. Although water pollution has become a big problem, there are still some rivers in India with clean and pristine water that should be protected.