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If you need to plan a quick escape to some of these done-to-death as well as some offbeat places in India and change your opinion about the glorious rainy season of India. These are the places where you can truly sense the cool gentle winds, light raindrops and that smell of earth. Monsoons in India are truly a rhapsody of bliss, beauty and relief from the scorching  summer  sun and they are meant to be savoured. 1. Jim Corbett, Uttarakhand Just about 6 hours drive from Delhi, Jim Corbett  National Park  is a treat for wildlife lovers. The plus point of visiting Corbett during monsoon is that it’s not crowded. Rumour has it that Corbett National Park is closed during rainy season for safety reasons (and also partly because of breeding time) but out of the four zones – Dhikala, Bijrani, Durga Devi and Jhirna, Jhirna zone  is open for visitors all around the year.  You’ll be surprised to know that rafting in Jim Corbett is only possible during ...

North India  is an exciting region and has a lot to offer to people with varied tastes. One of the most visited places of the Glimpse of   North India Tours  is what is quite famously known as the Golden Triangle consisting of Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. These cities are the  cultural hub of the North India  and offer a rare insight into the historical past of the country. Taj Mahal is undoubtedly the most famous of all the monuments in India. Then, there are Agra fort, Jantar Mantar, and Fatehpur Sikri which command your presence to witness their grandeur. In fact, you have the option of experiencing a typical rural life of Rajasthan through a  Camel safari , which will surely leave you totally amazed. There are plenty of hill stations in the region, with the mighty Himalayas as their backdrop that are of   Northern India Tours . A few famous of them are Shimla, Kullu, Manali, Almora, Darjeeling and many more. Dharamshala is a picturesque place and ...

Chitrakot Waterfall Chitrakot Waterfall  Chhattisgarh. Chitrakot Waterfall is supposed to be the  Niagara Falls of India . It is the broadest water fall in India. During Mansoon one can see its might. The River Indravati falls from a height of 29 m (96 ft) to form this waterfall. It is located 48 km (30 mi) from Jagdalpur and is accessible by road only. There is a helipad but it is used by Government only. A few small hotels and restaurants are located near the falls. The Chitrakoot Falls is l ocated on theIndravati River . The river originates in the kalahandi region of Orissa, in the Vindhya Range of hills, flows westward and then forms a fall at Chitrakoot, enters Andhra Pradesh and finally flows into the Godavari River, after traversing 240 miles (390 km) in the state, at Bhadrakali. The free drop of the falls is a sheer height of about 30 metres (98 ft). It is located at a distance of 38 kilometres (24 mi) to the west of Jagadlpur. Because of its horseshoe shap...

Bhopal Known as the  City of Lakes , Bhopal is the  capital city of Madhya Pradesh  and is located in the central part of the Indian Subcontinent. The original name of Bhopal was Bhojpal, after the name of the King Bhoj of Paramara dynasty, who founded and ruled that region for a number of years as well as the dam or "pal" constructed during this period. However, some people believe that the name was derived from the name of  King Bhupal . The modern city of Bhopal was founded by an afghan soldier named Dost Mohammad who left Delhi after the death of Aurangzeb and after several battles, won the place from the queen of Gond. Bhopal remained under Islamic influence after him, especially during the reign of Nizams, before it was conquered by the Marathas in the 18th century. When it came under the British Empire, it was ruled by the Muslim women or begums. That gave the city many things like waterworks, postal system, railways and municipality. As India got i...

Goa and its beaches do not need an introduction. The state is well known for its spectacular beaches that are a major reason behind its successful tourism. Replete with swaying palms, food shacks, flea markets, water sports and nightlife the Goa beaches make for a perfect holiday. Covering almost 83% of the total coastline area of Goa the beaches in Goa offer everything that makes your vacation a memorable one.  The captivating beaches of Goa attract millions of local and foreign tourists throughout the year. Goa is home to both commercial and quiet beaches . The beaches in North are the commercialized ones which are known specially for their nightlife. The South Goa beaches are ideal for relaxing and just lazing around on the sun kissed shores. Heaven for all kinds of tourists the beaches in Goa over the years have evolved as one of the hottest tourist destination inIndia . Inviting as they are with their enchanting appearance the Goa beaches are mostly situated around Ma...