India Travel Guide - Places to Visit in India

India’s most popular travel circuit—the Golden Triangle Tour —offers an unforgettable journey through history, culture, and architecture. Covering Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur , this triangle-shaped route gives travelers a glimpse into India’s royal heritage and modern vibrancy. If you are planning a Golden Triangle trip, knowing the best places to visit in each city will help you experience the essence of India more effectively. Let’s explore the highlights of this classic tour. Why Choose the Golden Triangle Tour? The Golden Triangle connects three of India’s most iconic cities: Delhi – The capital, filled with Mughal monuments, bustling bazaars, and modern vibes. Agra – Home to the Taj Mahal, a symbol of eternal love. Jaipur – The Pink City of Rajasthan, famous for its forts, palaces, and colorful markets. This route is ideal for both first-time and seasoned travelers because it blends history, architecture, food, and culture in a compact journey of 5–7 days. Places t...

For last many decades Rishikesh has changed its faces many times. Up to eighties it has served as a gate way for pilgrimage to Chardham in the Himalayas .   In early nineties it has become world busiest centre for Rafting and beach camping, which has become very popular among the domestic as well international tourists coming to India. In last 2 decades Rishikesh has not only emerged as an important centre for yoga learnings but has gained the image of World capital of Yoga.   Today there are many centres in & around Rishikesh sharing the traditional Indian yoga in different formats. Among all Yoga Teacher Training is most popular where you learn all dimensions of Yoga and courses are inclusive of boarding & lodging for 3 to 5 weeks.   The certification empowers them to teach Yoga anywhere in the world. Every year thousands of foreign seekers from different part of the world come to do yoga teacher training and opt YOGA as career and teach Yoga at their home...

Nurtured within the shore of the mighty Brahmaputra, Majuli is the largest riverine islands in the world reverie of brilliance as it is the place where the entire culture of Assam speared his head to bow for the better relevance of heritage. The Island is so much associated with spiritual and cultural testimonies of the Assam that if you walk home without visiting the site than you can consider to miss the best of the state. As it was in 15th century when saint and fountain head of Assamese culture, Sankardeva built the Satra monastery and ever since that day the site is renowned customary rituals. At present, Majuli is the important seat of Vaishnavite faith, culture and practice and when it comes to its treasures than one must look to locate the Satras that defines the glory of the place. Although Majuli is the centre of 65 Satras which was built by Sankardeva but unfortunately it has only 22 of it at present date. Make sure to select the best holiday packages in Assam to travel do...