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Learn all about history and religion when you venture to St. John in the Wilderness Church. Located in Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh, this landmark has been in operation since the mid-1800's. Discover some of India's history and part of yourself as you take in the experience around this Anglican church. A Fascinating History This church was built back in 1852 as a dedication to John the Baptist. Although it was built with the intention of being strictly religious, it also double...

High in the sacred foothills of Uttarakhand, where the holy Ganges first emerges from the mountains, stands the ancient city of Haridwar — a getaway to the divine. Overlooking the swirling waters and winding ghats, Chandi Devi Temple attracts many pilgrims with a promise of spirituality. Perched majestically atop Neel Parvat at a height of 2,900 feet, this ancient shrine offers not just spiritual peace but also breathtaking panoramic views of the sacred Ganges and the city below. What t...

An awe-inspiring landmark is ready to welcome you to India at the Dalai Lama Temple. India is proud to support the Dalai Lama's freedom with this pilgrimage site dedicated to him. In fact, visitors are more than welcome to pray, meditate and walk around the grounds when they're in the region. Many people make it a priority to visit this temple, which makes it a popular place for both religious and secular people across the world. Enjoying the Exterior Elements The Dalai Lama Tem...

It's not common for a stadium to be a tourist attraction compared to the sporting teams, but the Dharamshala Cricket Stadium stands out. This venue was recently established in 2003, which makes it a modern site in India's mountainous region. Explore the distinct details that make this stadium worth a trip into Dharamshala. The experience can take your breath away. No Match, No Problem This stadium is open every day regardless of game play. Check in at the entry gate so that you...

Wedged between the deep-green hillsides of Dharamshala, Bhagsu Waterfall is an Indian highlight that shouldn't be missed. Because it's nearly 7,000 feet above sea level, the falls may seem too difficult to traverse. However, visiting this natural wonder can be as easy or as advanced as you prefer. Explore some of the best ways to enjoy Bhagsu Waterfall right now. Starting at the Temple At the base of the waterfall is the <a href="/article/424/bhagsunag-temple-a-sacred-stop-near-...

Pay your respects and learn a bit about history when you visit the Dharamshala War Memorial in India. This humble location is a beautiful reflection of the country as the people celebrate their fallen comrades. It's easily accessed via bus, so make the War Memorial a part of your visit to this corner of the world. Exploring History There are many wars in global history, and that fact includes the <a target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sino...

When you visit Solang Valley, take a day trip to the Anjani Mahadev Temple. Because it overlooks the valley's ski slopes, reaching this Hindu temple requires a hike but rewards you with a phenomenal view. With fascinating mythology and captivating Shiva lingam or sacred object on-site, the Anjani Mahadev Temple is a highlight on any Northern India vacation. Learning About the Mythology According to legend, the temple's location is based on a story about the Hindu God Hanuman's m...

Discover the treasure found between majestic mountains called Solang Valley. Located in Manali , Himachal Pradesh, this region is home to many different activities throughout the year. It's possible to venture to Solang Valley and never experience the same activity twice. Get to know this unique area so that you can plan out a vacation to remember. Traveling is Half the Fun Sol...

In a moment of pride, purpose, and global solidarity for women empowerment, the new book “THE POWER WITHIN EVERY WOMAN” was officially launched during the prestigious Stree Shakti Pratibha Awards ceremony held at Malla Reddy University, Hyderabad. Authored by MD Naidu, Founder &amp; CEO of Pracharam Media and Visionary behind the Stree Shakti Pratibha Awards, the book is dedicated to the Hon’ble President of India, Droupadi Murmu, as a symbolic tribute to the “Mother of a Billion...

One of the wonders of history, Mattancherry Palace, lies in the heart of Kochi, Kerala. This marvellous structure signifies the region's cultural heritage and symbolises the complicated historical interplay between European colonisers and local rulers. Initially built by the Portuguese in the mid-16th century for the Raja of Cochin, the palace received extensive renovations from the Dutch; hence, it is popularly referred to as the Dutch Palace. Historical Significance: A Gift Tur...

Ever thought you’d stumble upon a peaceful lake right in the middle of Delhi’s chaos? Naini Lake in Model Town (Block A2, Phase 1) is a little-known treasure where the hustle of the city fades away, and the peaceful waters create a serene atmosphere. Situated in North Delhi , this quaint little lake isn’t just a spot for boating; it’s a pocket of peace, a slice of serenity for mor...

Connaught Place is New Delhi’s commercial and cultural core. Here, history and modernity intertwine to produce an otherworldly sight. More than just a marketplace, Connaught Place is a symbol that perfectly embodies the cultural landscape of Delhi. Its large circular design, colonial-era buildings, and its busy streets are regularly flocked by tourists and citizens alike. Irrespective of whether you prefer shopping at a luxury store, a busy flea market, or an old store with antique furn...

In the colourful city of Jaipur, where ancient forts rise above pink walls and bustling markets, there is a place that feels both modern and timeless. Birla Temple, also called the Laxmi Narayan Temple, stands bright and white under the Rajasthani sun—a marble wonder that welcomes everyone, no matter what faith they follow. Unlike the centuries-old temples scattered across Rajasthan, this temple is young. But even though it was built only a few decades ago, it has quickly become one of...

Tucked away in the magical embrace of Uttarakhand’s towering mountains, where the air feels cleaner and somehow more sacred with every breath, lies the extraordinary Saptrishi Ashram. The ashram seems to hum with an energy that’s been building for centuries, where the boundary between heaven and earth feels wonderfully thin. What makes this hidden gem absolutely unmissable? This sacred place is named after the Seven Great Sagas (Sapt Rishis), who once meditated in this very spot, leavin...

Tirthan Valley, tucked in the folds of Kullu district, is like a page from a forgotten folktale that leaves an unforgettable mark on your heart. The surroundings of the valley are filled with misty hills, pine forests, quaint wooden homes, and a pristine river that defines the region. Having stayed out of the grasp of over-tourism, so when you visit, you can truly feel, introspect between th...

In the heart of Rishikesh, where the spiritual pulse of India beats strongest, lies Triveni Ghat — a sacred confluence where mythology flows as freely as the rivers themselves. Here, the Ganga, Yamuna, and the elusive Saraswati meet, not just in water, but in faith, history, and healing. Rich with history, this Ghat has long been a site of devotion. Legend has it that Lord Krishna came to Triveni Ghat after being wounded by an arrow. Even now, it is here that people come to wash their s...

Perched high above Shimla, surrounded by tall deodar trees and cool mountain air, Jakhu Temple is where stories from ancient times come alive. Dedicated to Lord Hanuman, this peaceful hilltop shrine isn’t just the highest point in Shimla—it’s where faith, folklore, and breathtaking views all come together. Whether you’re climbing for the legend, the landscape, or just a quiet moment with the skies, Jakhu Temple promises an experience that stays with you. Jakhu Temple: Where Myth...

If there’s one place where you can feel divinity in the air, it’s the Ambalapuzha Sree Krishna Temple. It’s as if the gods themselves handpicked this spot, sprinkled a bit of their celestial magic, and declared it sacred. This temple, dedicated to Lord Krishna, stands tall as one of the seven greatest temples of Travancore, drawing thousands of devotees and curious visitors. When you walk inside, you'll sense an immediate connection to something beyond the ordinary. A Temple Stee...

Phool Mahal, also known as the Flower Palace, is situated within Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Known for its rich decoration and historical importance, it stands out as one of the most luxurious halls in the fort. The room is famous for its gold-covered ceiling, which was made using gold brought from Ahmedabad as a war prize. It served as a private chamber for the kings of Jodhpur, used mainly for entertainment and gatherings. The Blooming Heart of Mehrangarh Fort <p...

Kamla Nehru Ridge, also known as the Northern Ridge, is one of the few old forest areas still left in Delhi. It stretches across approximately 87 hectares, nestled beside Delhi University’s North Campus. This green belt is a chunk of Delhi’s ancient spine, the Aravalli Range, which dates back billions of years. It hides tombs, towers, and pillars that tell stories of Delhi’s transformation across centuries. Stories Buried in the Ridge: What Happened Here Kamla Nehru Ridge...

In the middle of Jodhpur’s old city, surrounded by blue houses, narrow lanes, and the songs of street vendors, stands a tall sandstone tower that never stops watching over the crowds—Ghanta Ghar, the famous Clock Tower. This landmark isn’t just a clock ticking away the hours. It’s a living part of Jodhpur’s daily life, standing quietly as the city has grown and changed around it for more than a hundred years. When the clock chimes, it feels like the heart of the Blue City itself i...

Uttara Guruvayurappan Temple is a peaceful temple located in Mayur Vihar Phase 1. Unlike the towering shikharas and ringing bells of typical North Indian temples, this one draws you in with its modest wooden structure and traditional Kerala-style architecture. Every ritual, every structure, every festival is done the traditional Malayali way. If you’ve ever wanted to experience Kerala’s temple culture without going all the way south, this is where you go. Legends &amp; Life: The...

Delhi buzzes with life, energy, and nonstop activity. And hidden in the Rohini neighbourhood lies a gem that promises calm and nature’s embrace: the Japanese Park, officially known as Swarn Jayanti Park. Spanning over 250 acres, it’s one of Delhi’s largest parks, offering a rare chance to reconnect with nature without leaving the city. The unique Japanese-inspired landscaping and spacious greenery make it a must-visit spot for locals and travellers craving peace. Historical Backg...

Located in the heart of Dharamshala’s Kotwali Bazaar, the Kangra Art Museum is a time capsule that takes its visitors on a journey through time, tracing the artistic and historical lineage of the Kangra Valley. With its diverse collection of ancient artefacts, traditional artworks, and regional crafts, it tells stories that have shaped the region’s identity. Tracing the Roots: Historical Background The Kangra Art Museum was inaugurated on 17th January 1990 and became a home to t...

Towering over the Blue City of Jodhpur, Mehrangarh Fort is more than just an ancient stronghold; it’s a bold statement of Rajput pride and precision. Built in the 15th century, this fort wasn't just designed to defend, but to impress. Every wall, gate, and palace inside speaks of skilled craftsmanship, strategic thinking, and a deep-rooted legacy. It’s where engineering met artistry, and history continues to echo through its sandstone corridors. Mehrangarh Fort: A Legacy Carved i...