Indian Peninsula is surrounded by the Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal and the Indian Ocean, giving us a number of beautiful beaches and sandy shores. The coastal lines of India have been so popular since the historic ages for their significance in international trading and …
It’s already been two months since the year 2020 had bloomed, time fleas like anything right. So what’s your plan for this February? Are you looking for a break and wondering where to heed without burning your pocket much; worry not, South India will serve your purpose.
Get ready to embark on a trip in this joyous month of January through the spellbinding destinations of South India that takes you to whole new experiences and promises you with unforgettable memories. Have a look at our pick of Best Places To Visit In South India In January 2020 for you.
The Pattadakkal Dance Festival is an annual dance festival, which is held annually in the month of January or February to celebrate the magnificence of the temples at Pattadakal. Pattadakal Dance Festival is a must to watch event for all admirers of dance and music, especially for those who share a love for Indian Classical dance and music.
Here’s a list of some of the best places to visit in Karnataka that you can clear up for an amazing getaway with your loved ones. The state’s geographical location ensures diverse tourist places in Karnataka that are captivating enough to knock you out.
Christmas is always full of joy and celebrating it in Churches makes it even more blessed. In this blog, we are presenting to you some of the famous Churches to visit in Karnataka during Christmas.
South India is a the land of multitudes of believes which holds abundant enchanting basilicas, cathedrals and churches. If you wish to enjoy the spiritual beauty of the land, take up a pilgrimage vacation to South India and explore all the important religious sites of the land.
Karnataka Rajyotsava or Kannada Rajyotsava is a very special day celebrated by the people of Karnataka in every year on 01 November. On this day, all the Kannada-speaking people or Kannadigas throughout the world celebrate this day as a festival and decorate their houses. This was the day in 1956 when all the Kannada language-speaking people of south India were merged to form the state of Karnataka.
“A pompous festival that flaunts the richness of India” Festivals are never-ending at India, this land of colours and festive is never tiered of celebrations. These festivals are the key tools in attracting tourists from all over the globe. One of the prominent grand ceremonies …
The youngest son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvathi is known by 108 different names. There are countless prankster tales of Lord Ganesha still spread and shared in the South India homes. Associated more often with the red color, Lord Ganesha’s fictional features such as …
