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    Bengaluru: The City of GardensKarnataka

    8 Mar 2021 · 9 min read

    Bengaluru: The City of Gardens

    Bengaluru or previously ‘Bangalore’ is the largest metropolitan city in Karnataka. It houses a huge population of over 13 million people. Although it’s a major city in south India, culturally speaking, Bangalore is quite diverse. With the growing urbanization, people across the state borders have moved to the city for a better lifestyle. But let’s

    By Pranoti Abhyankar

    Thiruvananthapuram: Cornucopia of CulturesKerala

    4 Mar 2021 · 10 min read

    Thiruvananthapuram: Cornucopia of Cultures

    Thiruvananthapuram or Trivandrum is the capital of the South Indian state Kerala. It’s the most populous city in Kerala, an amalgamation of people from different cultures. This city is located on the west coast of India near the extreme end of the subcontinent. Mahatma Gandhi used to call Trivandrum ‘the evergreen city of India’ because

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    Lakshadweep: A hundred thousand IslandsLakshadweep

    4 Mar 2021 · 9 min read

    Lakshadweep: A hundred thousand Islands

    Lakshadweep is a close-knit group of 36 islands in the Arabian sea to the southwest of the Indian subcontinent. However, Lakshadweep is a word having Sanskrit origin and it means a hundred thousand islands. Previously, Lakshadweep islands were called Laccadives. Technically speaking, Laccadives is a term used for the central islands only. Brief History The

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    Pune: The Queen of DeccanMaharashtra

    3 Mar 2021 · 11 min read

    Pune: The Queen of Deccan

    Pune is one of the ‘most livable and populous cities in India’ housing a population of about 7.4 million as of 2020. It is a prominent city and a part of India’s vast Deccan plateau region. Overall, it is a very welcoming places for tourists as well as for people who are planning to settle

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    Ooty: The Queen of HillsTamil Nadu

    3 Mar 2021 · 11 min read

    Ooty: The Queen of Hills

    Ooty, India’s Switzerland, is the capital of Nilgiri’s district in Tamil Nadu. Ootacamund, Udagamandalam, or Udhagai are TODA names that mean ‘a house in the mountains.’ Ooty is a famous hill station in South India and welcomes all types of tourists. Brief History Ooty had a rich history of Kings and dynasties. However, it got

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    Cuisines to taste when you are in PuneMaharashtra

    27 Feb 2021 · 9 min read

    12 Cuisines to taste when you are in Pune

    Cuisine is a significant and naturally inseparable part of the culture of a certain place. Pune is a culturally diverse city located in Maharashtra, a place where foodies are welcomed. The cuisine involves a whole spectrum of delicacies that would stimulate every taste bud on the tongue. In this article, I’m going to provide you

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    25 Underrated destinations to travel in IndiaPlaces

    25 Feb 2021 · 9 min read

    25 Underrated destinations to travel in India

    This Pandemic has not only affected our physical well-being but has also affected our psychological health by taking what we love the most “the adventure” that gives us a zeal to live. But worry not, after it all ends you can embark on a new journey to quench the thirsty traveller in you.If you are

    By Pranoti Abhyankar

    Mysore: The Cultural Capital of KarnatakaKarnataka

    11 Feb 2021 · 8 min read

    Mysore: The Cultural Capital of Karnataka

    Mysore or officially Mysuru is a city at the foothills of Chamundi Hills in the southernmost part of Karnataka state. The city’s atmosphere is a blend of royalty, heritage, and tranquillity, thus making Mysore the cultural capital of Karnataka. Located at 770m above sea level, fairly flat yet slightly undulating land experiences a favourable climate

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