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Known as the Kumbh Mela of the Himalayas, Hemis Festival aims to bring together, in mind and spirit, people from different sects of Buddhism and from across the globe to witness this beautiful spectacle.
The Hemis Festival provides a great opportunity to witness this ancient monastery in all its splendour and get to see so much activity and festivity in an otherwise quiet and serene atmosphere.
The Nehru Boat Race, as the name suggests, is named after Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru, the first Prime minister of independent India. In 1952, when he visited Kerala , Pandit Nehru was escorted by a pageantry of snake boats, called Chundan Vallams, on a boat trip from Kottayam to Alappuzha.[…]
Loaded with ancient myths, beautiful rocky landscapes, numerous legends and significant historical facts, Hampi truly is a forgotten city in lieu of having multiple references in popular scripts like Ramayana, Puranas and Ashokan epigraphy. The land of Hampi has experienced many rulers, wars, invasion, the evolution of world trade for[…]
When it comes to festivals, no other country can quite equal India in terms of diversity in culture, customs and tradition. The country sees a number of festivals throughout the year celebrating a variety of religions, sects, beliefs, and values Any discussion on the several festivals of India goes beyond[…]