Jodhpur, also called as the Blue City, is a must-visit historical city if you are planning a trip to Rajasthan. It is the second largest city in the state. The city of Jodhpur was founded as a princely kingdom called Marwar with its capital as Mandore during the rule of Rao Jodha in 1459.
Planning for an exotic and fun filled holiday? Goa is the ideal destination for you. Land up in this small state in Western India settled along the sea coast and is famous for its breathtaking sea beaches all over the world.
Better known as the fun capital of the country, Goa has been the ultimate party destination for millions of tourists from all parts of the world. Spread on a small 3700-odd square kilometres area, it is big excitement in a small package.
Mumbai is famously known across the nation as the city that never sleeps. A bustling metropolitan, where the daily routine of life never pauses even for a moment and time is considered more precious than money. This city knows how to keep locals as well as visitors busy with its myriad of recreational as well
Mumbai has been called the city where dreams are made. The commercial capital of India and a wonderful example of the social, economic and cultural melting pot that is India,
Kolkata, truly called as the ‘City of Joy’, is a gem of a city for tourists visiting West Bengal. This historical city was one of the first British colonies in India and the world. Thus, there is a British feel in most of the architecture of its historical monuments. Kolkata is also the oldest functioning
Gurgaon is one of the leading technological, industrial and financial hubs in the country. Apart from that, it has some of the best destinations that offer exciting and adventurous activities for tourists.
Gurgaon, an industrial and financial hub in the NCR region near Delhi in Haryana, has quickly risen to become the third highest per capita income city in India. With a distinct skyline of skyscrapers and about 50% of Fortune 500 companies present here, it is rightly called as the City of the Millennium.
Jodhpur is the second largest ‘metropolitan City’ of Rajasthan. The ‘Sun City’ (named so because of the bright sunny climate around the year) boasts of a rich historical heritage since its inception in the 13th century.
Nestled in the picturesque Kashmir valley and situated on the banks of river Jhelum, Srinagar is undeniably one of the most photogenic cities in India. Its natural beauty, handicrafts, monuments, and culture are the major attractions for tourists from India and abroad.
Formerly known as Trichur, this popular city of Kerala is considered as the cultural capital of the state. This place is dotted with many cultural institutions, wildlife sanctuaries, backwater regions, waterfalls, temples, churches and picnic spots. Undoubtedly, it’s a haven for tourists, pilgrims, art connoisseurs, and wildlife lovers, alike.