Manish Sinha

Colour is an inseparable part of Rajasthan. Seen in almost every aspect of the lifestyle of Rajasthani people, the 'Colour' reflects the best in the fairs and festivals of the royal land. These vibrant occasions embrace social and religious aspects. Gangaur, Teej, Elephant and Desert are the popular festivals of the state.

Situated away from the hustle and bustle of the city, Jungle Inn is around 1 km away from Nagarhole National Park, Karnataka. Beautiful surrounding and calm ambience are the two basic factors that bind visitors to confirm their stay in the resort during their every visit to Karnataka.

Rafting in one of the most beautiful locations in the world is like icing on the cake for adventure enthusiasts. Rafting in Ladakh, India is a perfect activity to witness two different faces of the nature. Here, in most scenic locations you can experience Grade I, II and Grade III water rafting.

Renowned as the 'Blue City', Jodhpur in Rajasthan is the gateway to the well-known Thar Desert. The city is also the second largest city of the royal land. As the sun brightens the city everyday, it has got fame as the Sun City. With its beautiful surroundings and astonishing structures, it has become the most popular tourist destination of Rajasthan.

Rajasthan is aptly known as the land of kings. Since ages, the state has been enjoying the gifts of royal rulers that are still standing gracefully in the form of forts and palaces. Jaipur, the capital city is the centre of attraction for tourists. The city houses many amazing tourist attractions, out of which, one is the magnificent Hawa Mahal or the Wind Palace that speak volume of the old yet exceptional architectural style.

Festivals in Mizoram mostly revolve around the harvest seasons. Mizos are basically agriculturists. They indulge in harvesting practice, which is known as Jhum Cultivation. They rip down and cultivate the land. All their activities turn around the Jhum operations and their festivals are also based on such agricultural operations. Mim Kut, Chapchar Kut and Pawl Kut are the main festivals of Mizoram.

The land called Wayanad is a beautiful district in Kerala. It attracts tourists with its abundant natural beauty and rich wildlife. Famed as a popular hill station, the region has many attractions to ensure a memorable vacation for tourists having different age groups and tastes.

Counted among the most appealing beaches of Tamilnadu, Kanyakumari beach is famous for its beauty, serenity and tranquility. Kanyakumari is also a pilgrimage destination. It is also popular as it lies in the southern most part of the Indian Peninsula. This is where the Sangam lies, which is the meeting point of the Bay of Bengal, the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean. Vivekananda's rock is the prime tourist attraction where it is believed that Swami Vivekananda meditated.

Named after Bharat, Bharatpur was once a princely city of Rajasthan. Now the city has become a paradise for the bird lovers. It has the Keoladeo Ghana National Park, which is a UNESCO world heritage site. It is home to around 364 species of birds including the rare Siberian Crane. Besides this, there are forts and palaces, belonging to the royal era are also worth to pay a visit.

Sariska national park is a famous destination for wildlife lovers. It is also a tiger reserve. The park is a rare combination of heritage, devotion and wildlife. It is one of the parks that has served even the former rulers of the region. Loaded with history, legends and believes, the park is a must visit place in Alwar.