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Charminar is a monument and mosque located in Hyderabad the capital city of the south Indian state of Telangana. Its name literally means “four minarets” – and as the name suggests, it has four large minarets which are its identification marks. It is a major landmark in Hyderabad city and is often listed among the most recognised and must-visit structures in India.

Also known as Amba Nagari and the ‘Land of Immortals’, Amravati is a place of great religious importance and is thus aptly described as the Cultural Capital of Vidarbha. Located in the state of Maharashtra, Amravati celebrates many religious and cultural events and is called as the city of Lord Indra with numerous temples dedicated to Lord Krishna and Goddess Ambadevi. Although known for its cultural significance, Amravati attracts thousands of visitors in its land for the grand ways it celebrates its festivals and the delicious Varhadi cuisine it offers.

Gol Gumbaz is a mausoleum – which holds the tomb of king Mohammed Adil Shah of the Adil Shahi Dynasty that ruled the Vijayapura region in Karnataka between 1489 and 1686 A.D. Construction of the Gol Gumbaz began in the year 1626 and was completed in 1656. It was designed by Yaqut of Dabul – a famous architect of that time in the region.

The chaotic state of Uttar Pradesh is filled with numerous historical and religious places that narrate the story of our rich past and its impact in today’s era. Being one of the largest states geographically and the most populous state of India, Uttar Pradesh has something to offer in every city and town and the old town of Bareilly is no exception.

Pahalgam is a quaint and beautiful town in the state of Kashmir which is considered ‘’Heaven on Earth’’. Situated in the Anantnag district of the state of Jammu and Kashmir, Pahalgam is one of the most popular tourist attractions and is nestled by the Liddar River offering adventure activities such as hiking, trekking, angling, and fishing. Enveloped by green grasslands, tall pine trees, snow-capped mountains, pristine streams and rivers, and a tranquil environment, Pahalgam is an ideal destination to take a quick break from the chaos of city life.

Kumbakonam is a town in the Thanjavur district in the south Indian state of Tamil Nadu. During the British rule in India, Kumbakonam was called “the Cambridge of South India” as it was the centre of Hindu culture and European education. Kumbakonam is famed as the town of temples, as it has many Hindu temples. Many of these are ancient, built before hundreds of years, while others are relatively new. The city also has many other historical landmarks.

Guhagar Beach is one of the longest beaches on the Konkan coast of Maharashtra. It is the cleanest and less polluted among the beaches in Maharashtra. The beach is lined with many small stalls that sell fresh coconut water and delicious fried snacks. There is also a small play area for children that has swings, see-saws, and slides to enjoy. For the adults, the watersport facilities like jet skiing, bumper rides, banana boat rides, etc., make it a favorite beach for many localites and tourists from neighboring cities as well and the water current of the sea is safe for swimming as well.

Mussoorie is located in Uttarakhand, India. It is an ideal summer retreat with lush green hills, crisp air, and a variety of flora and fauna. Attracting an influx of tourists throughout the year, the Queen of Hills, Mussoorie, is one of the most popular hill stations not only in Uttarakhand but in the entire country. Founded by two Britishers, Captain Fredrick Young and an officer FJ Shore in 1827, the Mussoorie ridge offers splendid views and wholesome weather.