Travel Diaries

An Overview of Chandigarh-The Beautiful City The capital of Punjab and Haryana, Chandigarh, is one of the most advanced and well-planned cities in India. Known as "The City Beautiful, " it is a representation of clean living, brilliant architecture, and urban planning. Renowned French architect Le Corbusier designed Chandigarh , the ideal city of India's first prime minister, Sh. Jawahar Lal Nehru . It is regarded as one of India's greatest twentieth-century experiments in contemporary architecture and urban planning, and it is picturesquely situated in the foothills of the Shivaliks . Chandigarh's location and geography The northern Indian city of Chandigarh lies tucked away in the foothills of the lower Himalayan Shivalik Range. Due to its advantageous location, it serves as a gateway to the Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand hills. Location- Based Coordinates Coordinates: 30.7333° N Place: 76.7794° E Elevation: around 1,053 feet (321 meters) above sea...

🌿 Ranipuram: Kerala's Western Ghats ' Undiscovered Treasure Known as the " Ooty of Kerala ," Ranipuram is a tranquil hill station in northern Kerala, India's Kasaragod district . Ranipuram , which is tucked away in the Western Ghats at a height of roughly 1,020 meters (3,346 feet) above sea level, is renowned for its verdant surroundings, temperate climate, and picturesque hiking routes. It's a lesser-known yet stunning location for those who enjoy the outdoors, adventure, and tranquilly. 🕰️ Ranipuram History-Where Legacy and Nature Collide In addition to its natural beauty, Ranipuram, which is located in the northern Keralan district of Kasaragod, has a peaceful but rich cultural past. The history of Ranipuram is intricately linked to the Western Ghats, tribal populations, and land reforms that moulded its identity, despite the fact that it is not as well-known in historical accounts as some other parts of Kerala. Ancient History & Tribal Origins ...

Mandar Hill, also called Mandar Parvat , is a small but mythologically and historically significant hill in the Indian state of Bihar . It is situated in the Banka region, close to Bhagalpur . For pilgrims, history buffs, and tourists alike, it is an intriguing location because it blends religious significance, mythology, natural beauty, and archaeology. The renowned amritmanthana , or churning of nectar from the sea, is linked to Mandar summit, an 800-foot-tall granite summit 50 kilometres from Bhagalpur city. According to legend, the gods used the hill to churn the ocean in order to obtain nectar. A sacred snake named Basuki Nag volunteered to be the rope, and the hill bears an image of the coil. According to the Puranas, Vamana Avatar placed one step at Vishnupad Hill and the other at Mandar Hill , while Lord Vishnu covered the universe in three steps. The   Mandar Hill History  Mandar Hill's (Mandar Parvat's) history starts in the old Puranic writings, where it...

 About 60 km from Thiruvananthapuram , in Kerala , India's Western Ghats, sits the tranquil hill station of Ponmudi. "Ponmudi" means "Golden Peak" in Malayalam , which reflects the region's breathtaking natural splendour. Located approximately 1,100 meters above sea level, Ponmudi is well-known for its verdant scenery, undulating hills, and serene ambiance. ​ With its tea plantations, mist-covered valleys, and diverse flora and fauna, the area is a paradise for hikers and environment lovers. The Meenmutty Waterfalls and the Varayadumotta walk, which provides sweeping vistas of the surrounding mountains and valleys, are noteworthy attractions.  Ponmudi is the perfect place for people looking for a tranquil getaway from the bustle of the city because of its lovely climate all year round. The region is known as one of Kerala's hidden gems because of its abundant wildlife and breathtaking scenery. Ponmudi provides all tourists with a revitalising ex...