Wildlife travel is one of the most enriching and awe-inspiring forms of tourism. Whether it’s tracking tigers in the jungles of India, watching elephants in African savannas, or birdwatching in the wetlands of Asia, encounters with wild animals in their natural habitats can be life-changing. However, with this privilege comes a responsibility: to ensure that our presence does not harm the very wildlife we admire. Responsible wildlife travel is about making ethical choices, supporting conservation, and leaving behind a positive impact.
Understanding Responsible Wildlife Travel
At its core, responsible wildlife travel means observing and enjoying wildlife in ways that prioritize animal...
There are journeys that take you across landscapes, and then there are those that take you within. Summer in India isn't just a time of escape from the plains' heat, it’s a sacred window for spiritual travel, especially into the Himalayas, where divine stories echo through mountains, rivers, and...
There are journeys that take you across landscapes, and then there are those that take you within. Summer in India isn't just a time of escape from the plains' heat, it’s a sacred window for spiritual travel, especially into the Himalayas, where divine stories echo through mountains, rivers, and ancient shrines.
For centuries, June has marked the beginning of sacred pilgrimages, routes that are more than mere treks. They are rituals of faith, endurance, and introspection. With the snow beginning to melt and trails opening up, some of the most revered pilgrimage sites, Kedarnath, Badrinath, Hemkund Sahib, and Amarnath, become...
The Himalayas are not just a mountain range, they’re a canvas of stories, silence, and spiritual pause. For the traveler who wants more than scenic views and café-hopping, June presents the perfect opportunity to step off the beaten path. While the popular hill stations bustle with crowds escaping the summer heat, tucked away behind thick pine forests, along roaring rivers, and at the edge of forgotten trails, are hidden Himalayan villages, quiet, authentic, and profoundly transformative.
This is your invitation to embrace slow travel. To disconnect from the frenzy and reawaken your senses. In this curated guide, we explore four...
The once-clear boundary between work and travel has been delightfully blurred. In an era of Zoom meetings and remote log-ins, more people are swapping city skylines for mountain silhouettes. And as June scorches the plains, the cool hills become more than just a vacation, they become temporary offices with a view.
Welcome to the era of workations, where productivity meets peace, and spreadsheets are balanced with sunrises. Whether you're a freelancer, digital nomad, or remote employee looking to escape the summer heat without skipping work, India’s hills offer some ideal options. From the serene trails of Dharamkot to the coffee-scented...
The morning of June 21st isn’t just another sunrise, it’s the year's longest day, the summer solstice. Across cultures and continents, this celestial moment has sparked awe, rituals, and ancient architecture aligned precisely with the sun. It's when the Earth's tilt gifts the Northern Hemisphere with maximum daylight, and in some parts of the world, the sun barely sets at all.
Traveling during the summer solstice means more than chasing sunshine. It’s about experiencing light as wonder, time, myth, and memory. From age-old monuments like Stonehenge to the endless days of the Arctic, and the ancient solar temples of India,...
When June's heat turns relentless and cities begin to swelter, the yearning for cooler climes intensifies. This is when India’s majestic hill stations emerge not just as vacation spots, but as sanctuaries, lush, breezy, and soul-soothing. Tucked amidst lofty mountains, deep pine forests, and misty valleys, they promise respite from the urban furnace and a revival of the senses.
In this article, we journey through four enchanting hill destinations that are perfect for a June escape—Tawang, Munsiyari, Kalpa, and Chikmagalur. These aren’t just popular for their pleasant weather, but for the experiences, stories, and serenity they offer. So pack your...
