Award Winning Responsible Travel Blog From India
Mongolia is one of the last remaining natural lands on our planet, with people who are as rugged as they come, but with such hospitality when they encounter foreigners. The majority of Mongolians live in Gers. Here are a few gems that are not on the tourist route that you really should add to your list of places to visit.
Many travellers use Raxaul Birganj border to enter Nepal from India. Solo travellers and backpackers will find this border convenient as all facilities are present here. This blog will provide you more details on crossing border between India and Nepal from Raxaul Birgunj border.
Volunteering with a local NGO is a very unique experience for travellers. Nothing can be more rewarding than making a difference in the lives of the locals. Today, there are a number of NGOs operating in various districts of Himachal Pradesh that work in fields of cleanup to education.
Kerala is an amazing destination. With coastal areas, forests, backwaters, and hills, a traveller will experience everything while exploring this wonderful state. This blog will prove helpful if you are planning a 15 to 20 day long backpacking trip in Kerala.
Recently, I won silver at Outlook Traveller Responsible Tourism Awards 2020. In this blog, I share some thoughts about how it will impact my work and challenges associated with my work.
Kila Raipur rural olympics is one of the most authentic festivals of Punjab. This vlog will will give you glimpse of what the event has to offer.
Climate Change in Ladakh has created a number of issues. Glaciers have melted while ongoing road projects have destroyed the traditional pathways for many animals including Snow Leopard who used these trails from the memory since generations and are now entering human habitats.
Tripura is one of the eight states in North East India. The state is close to India Bangladesh Border and is known for its culture, art and heritage. This backpacking guide will tell you everything about exploring Tripura.
When a traveler plans to visit North East, they have a lot of questions in their mind and very less resources to figure out everything. So here are some of the frequently asked questions about North East India that will help you plan your trip better.
Kaas Valley is a prime highlight of Western Ghats that is also known as Sahyadri Range in Maharashtra. It is believed that entire Western Ghats were formed during the breakup of the super continent of Gondwana some 150 million years ago. Exploring Kaas Valley is like taking a glimpse of the gorgeousness that Western Ghats hide in its various nooks and corners.
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