Since the advent of railways in India, train journeys have been synonymous with enigma and allure. It was common practice for the British aristocracy and Indian Royalty to travel in the luxury of their private luxury trains. This legacy of princely sojourns across the wilderness, mountains, and deserts of India is now continued by the
Rajasthan is a magnificent land of numerous kingdoms, majestic forts and palaces, diverse cultures, landscapes, and vibrant colors. The best way to experience this royal land is with the Palace on Wheels. It stands on its tracks, a gleaming sealed carriage, the personification of regal. On a week-long run through Rajasthan every Wednesday night, the
An ultra-luxury train tour experience-‘Maharajas Express’ train is the proud recipient of the ‘World’s Leading Luxury Train’ award 7 times voted in a row at the annual World Travel Awards. At present, it’s rated higher than other world-renowned luxury trains such as Royal Scotsman in the UK, Orient Express in Europe & Blue Train (South
Bhutan, the last Himalayan Kingdom, is a country where you would find happiness prevailing across! Sharing international boundaries with India and China, this dramatic piece of heaven is shrouded by the mystical Himalayas, cuddled with pictorial plains and magical sub-alpine mountains. Amidst all these miraculous beauties, one would find many scenic places to visit in
Cellular village has seen many bloodsheds – it was made by the freedom fighters to be tortured here. Even before the jail’s construction, the island was a prison of India’s first war of independence of 1857. Cellular Jail In Andaman, reflects one of the murkiest chapters in colonial rule’s history. It is a mute witness
Although you will find good street food in every corner of the city, Tilak Nagar is really special in terms of flavor. Being the Punjabi locality of West Delhi, you will get to eat so many delicious dishes on the roadside in the Market, which you have never tasted before. A lesser-known locality of West
Near North Campus is this Tibetan market called Majnu ka Tila. A small yet vibrant community of Tibetan people, most of whom are refugees live here and run their businesses. They’ve carved out a space for themselves and bring to our city a new cuisine, and a whole new and unique aesthetic. We recommend exploring
Chandni Chowk Market, shopping in Delhi… the two will always go hand in hand. If you are shopping in Delhi, you will at some point end up in Chandni Chowk. Delhi’s oldest and busiest market, Chandni Chowk is defined by crowded streets and a thousand shops selling all kinds of stuff – clothes, electronics, books,
Have you ever wondered where do so many kites come from during every other Indian festival? These kites come from the red well. Lal Kuan Market For Kites, only kite makers live in this place, whose many generations are making their living only by making kites. A short walk left from the Fatehpuri Masjid is
With this, we have once again reached the streets of Chandni Chowk. In the Ballimaran area of Old Delhi, you will find a plethora of eyeglass shops, small and big. Whether you buy eyeglasses or a designer fashion one. Ballimaran Street For Opticals is what this place is famous for. Ballimaran is famous for optical