travelguru blog
-
Sep 28 2016Best places to travel in October
“Let’s find some beautiful place together” – October Bringing in not one but many reasons to celebrate, October is that month of the year which kick starts the holiday season with gusto. With festivals like Dusshera and national holidays like Gandhi Jayanti falling in this month, people get an excuse to skip the hustle and […]
-
Sep 26 2016World Tourism Day 2016: #Tourism4all
Started by the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) in the year 1980, World Tourism Day is celebrated every year at 27th September. This year, the day will be marked in Bangkok with a number of events focusing on the theme of “Tourism for All – Promoting Universal Accessibility”. As per the United Nations Secretary-General […]
-
Sep 23 2016Yoga for travellers
“A day without yoga is like a sundae without sprinkles” – Emma Mildon A leisure or business trip can be exhausting for the mind and body. Therefore it’s important to maintain a sense of balance to calm down your spirit and ease out the tension. What else could be better than being a travelling yogi. […]
-
Sep 16 2016#VacationHoroscope: Where to travel as per your zodiac sign
“The stars will guide you to your next travel destination” – anonymous It’s almost end of the year and you have only used a few of your vacation days. We know picking a travel destination can be a tricky task, but we will make it as simple as throwing a dart at a map. There […]
-
Sep 12 2016Rio Paralympics 2016: A historic win for India
Nothing can describe the feeling of seeing our flag raised up high. It is a feeling of immense pride and a sense of belonging to something bigger. Indians experienced such a moment on September 9, 2016. With Mariyappan Thangavelu creating history by bagging the first-ever gold for the country and Varun Bhati clinching bronze at […]
-
Sep 09 2016The Rann Utsav: Gracing the canvas of “White Rann”
A celebration of an epic magnitude, Rann Utsav is a three month long festival which is seeped deep into the culture and heritage of Gujarat. Cradled in The Great Rann of Kutch, the festivity is a riot of colour sprinkled on the largest salt marsh of the world. It offers an excellent opportunity to local […]
-
Aug 29 20165 offbeat travel destinations in India
“Some beautiful paths can’t be discovered without getting lost.” – Erol Ozan With the approaching long weekend, it’s time to explore the unexplored, to travel the lengths and breadths of our country and rediscover ourselves. Whether a globetrotter, a tourist, a backpacker or a pilgrim, our country has never disappointed any. With hills and valleys, […]
-
Jul 17 2015The Art of Batting – A transition
The sight of a cricket stadium during a match is one of high intensity. It’s a constant tug of war between the two teams in the middle, the situation being made even more dramatic by the thousands of eyes transfixed on them from all ends of the arena. An up close and personal view shows […]
Recent Comments