Dindigul is gearing up for a major tourism makeover. The Tamil Nadu government has cleared projects worth ₹14.8 crore to develop popular tourist spots, improve basic infrastructure, and put the district firmly on the travel map. The biggest beneficiary of this plan is the misty hill station of Sirumalai, which will receive ₹10 crore for…
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₹14.8-Crore Tourism Boost for Dindigul: Sirumalai, Waterfalls Set for Major Upgrades Read More »

Seventy years after the cheetah disappeared from India’s forests, the world’s fastest animal is back — and now, you can actually see it run. The Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh has opened India’s first-ever cheetah safari, marking a new chapter in the country’s wildlife conservation story. For visitors, it’s not just another safari —…
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The Capital’s long-promised cruise experience on the Yamuna is now in its final stretch, with officials confirming on Thursday that the first vessel is nearly ready and test runs are expected to begin by early December. If all goes as planned, Delhi’s first river cruise will open to the public before the end of this…
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High above the rolling hills of Jammu, a quiet village is learning to fly. Aithem — a tiny settlement tucked amid the Shivalik range, just a short drive from Jammu city — is fast becoming the new name on every adventure lover’s lips. What was once a peaceful hamlet surrounded by pine-covered slopes and whispering…
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Soaring Over The Himalayas: Jammu’s Aithem Set To Redefine Paragliding In India Read More »

Ayodhya is ready to add another feather to its cultural crown. The holy city, already a global center of faith after the grand Ram Temple’s consecration, will soon unveil the world’s first Ramayana-themed wax museum. In this immersive space, the timeless epic comes alive through life-like sculptures, sound, and light. The Ramayana Wax Museum, spread…
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The World’s First Ramayana Wax Museum to Open Soon in Ayodhya Read More »

Maharashtra has added five of its beaches to India’s prestigious Blue Flag list, an international recognition given to beaches that uphold the highest standards of cleanliness, safety, and environmental sustainability. The newly certified beaches are Shrivardhan and Nagaon in Raigad district, Parnaka in Palghar district, and Guhagar and Ladghar in Ratnagiri district. “This recognition highlights…
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The Philippines is enthusiastically inviting Indian travelers, simplifying the process of discovering its unspoiled beaches, lively cities, and stunning islands. In a recent statement, the Philippine government announced that Indian nationals can now enter the country without a visa for a duration of up to 14 days. This initiative is designed to encourage a greater…
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The Philippines Extends a Warm Welcome to Indian Tourists with Visa-Free Entry and Direct Flights Read More »

In a unique initiative to promote sustainable tourism, the Indian Army has opened an eco-friendly tent homestay in Garbyang, a remote village in the Garhwal Himalayas. The project aims to provide tourists with an immersive mountain experience while supporting the local community and protecting the environment. Touring the Himalayas Responsibly The tent homestay is designed…
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Indian Army Opens Eco Tent Homestay in Garbyang to Promote Sustainable Tourism Read More »

A recent wave of social media posts has claimed that Mount Everest, the world’s tallest peak, can be seen from parts of Bihar. The claim has captured the imagination of many residents, but experts insist it is simply not possible. Mount Everest, rising to 8,848 meters (29,029 feet), lies on the border of Nepal and…
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Mount Everest Not Visible from Bihar, Experts Say Read More »

For decades, the names Doka-La and Cho-La have echoed in India’s military history—remote, windswept passes high in the Himalayas where courage met cold and silence. Now, these once-restricted frontiers of Sikkim are opening their gates, not to armies, but to travellers. Beginning October 1, 2025, Indian citizens can visit the high-altitude border routes of Doka-La…
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India Opens Historic Border Passes of Doka-La and Cho-La to Civilians Read More »