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                                               Thiruvambady beach near Varkala in Thiruvananthapuram district is among the most beloved secluded getaways for many residents of the capital city of Thiruvananthapuram. Lying right next to the North Cliff, Thiruvambady or the Black Sand Beach is the perfect setting for those who wish to enjoy serene surroundings. There are no disturbances here, and the gentle tides and occasional friendly local will help you reinvigorate your entire being. Getting There  Nearest railway station:  Varkala, about 3 km away Nearest airport:  Tirvandurm International Airport, about 40 km away Courtesy: Kerala Tourism Official website ,Wikipedia, Google images

                      Kannur and its beaches have always captivated the hearts of our visitors. Meenkunnu beach, located near Azhikode, is a popular beach destination in Kannur with its golden sands. Watch the local fishermen, enjoy spicy treats from the surrounding shacks and let the solitude of the beach inspire you. Getting there Nearest railway station:  Kannur, about 11 km Nearest airport:  Kannur International Airport, about  35 km | Calicut International Airport, about 126 km Courtesy:  Kerala  Tourism Official website ,Wikipedia, Google images

                     Kizhunna beach is one of the most popular beach destinations located around 11 km from Kannur. It is a secluded beach which is frequented by those who value solitude.                     The gentle wind and warm sands make for a delightful blend to simply have a stroll or a sunbath in the middle of the day. Getting there Nearest railway station:  Kannur, about 11 km Nearest airport:  Kannur International Airport, about  25 km | Calicut International Airport, about 109 km Courtesy:  Kerala  Tourism Official website ,Wikipedia, Google images

                                 Kanwatheertha beach is situated near Manjeswaram in Kasaragod district and is ideal for swimming. A large formation akin to a swimming pool, in the middle of the sea, is what draws large crowds to Kanwatheertha beach.                  The vast beach is picture perfect to simply sit down, soak in the sun and have a delightful picnic. Getting there Nearest railway station:  Kasaragod, about 30 km from Manjeswaram Nearest airport:  Mangalore International Airport, about 29 km | Kannur International Airport, about 140 km | Calicut International Airport, about 234 km Courtesy: Kerala Tourism Official website ,Wikipedia, Google images

                                      Kuzhuppilly  is a suburb of  Kochi  city and a tourist destination in  Vypin Island  in  Kerala ,  India                                                            Kuzhupilly Beach in its pristine splendour is a literal paradise for swimmers. Its white and sandy shores form the perfect backdrop for a relaxing dip.The backwaters nearby are an added charm, as are the paddy fields and coconut groves on the way to the beach. The beach will also host kite festivals are occasionally. Vypin Island forms the best base for this beach with its equable climate and proximity to Ernakulam. Getting there Nearest railway station:  Erankulam Jn, about 24 km Nearest airport:  Cochin International Airport, about 30 km Courtesy:  Kerala  Tourism Official website ,Wikipedia, Google images

                                          Kollam Beach , also known as Mahatma Gandhi Beach, is a beach at   Kollam   city in the Indian state of   Kerala . Kollam Beach is the first 'Beach Wedding Destination' in Kerala.                                        The beach also features a park of international standard, the Mahatma Gandhi Park, which was inaugurated on 1   January 1961 by the then Vice President of India, Zakir Husain. Kollam beach is one among the few beaches in Kerala with a lifeguard outpost. Lifeguards were stationed at the beach from 2005. As of July 2015 Kovalam, Kollam is one among the three beaches in south Kerala with lifeguard outposts Getting there Nearest railway station:  Kollam Junction Railway Station is about 4 km Nearest airport:  Trivandrum International Airport is about 68 km

                                If you feel like shopping, visit the renowned Anjuna Market. Every Wednesday, the market turns into a goldmine of souvenirs, hippy apparel, handicrafts, trinkets, and more. This market, which is a vital component of the Goan experience, has earned the title of "queen of hippie flea markets."                               The market offers a wide range of goods, including wooden toys from Karnataka and jewels from Kashmir. The market's live music and band performances are also well-known, which enhances the atmosphere. While there, get a tattoo, indulge in some local cuisine, and drink some local beer. And remember to bargain as much as you can. It's crucial to bargain and get the best deal possible because retailers could try to defraud tourists by overcharging them.                                Hence, if you enjoy shopping, make sure to stop by the Anjuna Market while you are in North Goa. This market should not be missed because of

                                 Ashwem Beach is ideal for you if you're looking for a quiet and isolated beach in North Goa. It is one of Goa's most pristine beaches since mainstream travelers have yet to find this hidden gem.                               The coastline's broad lengths of white sand and exotic palms make for a breathtaking sight. A terrific area to experience some of the freshest seafood in Goa is the beach, which is also known for its vibrant fishing and seafood culture.                                 However, getting to Ashwem Beach can be difficult. The distance between the nearest airport, Dabolim International Airport, and the nearest train station, Thivim Train Station, is 18 km and 60 km, respectively, from the beach. The bus service to and from the beach can be unreliable, so renting a private vehicle to get there is better.                   Even though it's far away, Ashwem Beach is worth the trip. It provides the ideal balance of natural be

                                 it will be hard to ignore the architectural wonder of Our Lady of Immaculate Conception in Panjim. This historic chapel, which dates all the way back to 1541, is evidence of Portuguese colonization of the region. This church stands out from others due to its exquisite Baroque architecture and hilltop setting, which make it a breathtaking sight to see.                               The chapel's enormous bells, which were rescued from the Old Goa Church of Our Lady of Grace's ruins, are one of its greatest attractions. The second-largest church bells in Goa provide a lovely sound that reverberates throughout the neighborhood.                              The zigzag staircase, a distinctive addition to the cathedral over the years, is another  noteworthy feature. The exterior of the church is painted a dazzling white hue to symbolize the Virgin Mary, while the interior is a colorful but uncomplicated area. Even though it might not be as grand as so

                                               Goa one of  the famous tourist destination in india, Goa also known as the land of Sun, fun and Beaches, From all over the country it easy to connect with goa, November to March is the peak season of International tourist visited in goa. at that time different international flights charted for their tourists By Air The Dabolim Airport in Goa is located around 26 km from its capital city; Panaji. As the tourist season arrives, this aerodrome also receives international flights even though it is mainly served by domestic airlines.   Goa is well connected to all the major cities in the country by air. You can avail regular  flights  to this tropical paradise from cities like New Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kochi and Chennai. However, the fastest way to reach Goa is to take a flight from Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport in Mumbai which takes approximately an hour to reach. By Railways Reaching Goa by train is quite convenient

                              Anjuna Beach, one of North Goa's most well-known beaches, is 21 km from Panjim and stretches for approximately 2 km. The beach offers something for everyone, from a relaxing family holiday to an action-packed weekend with your squad. Anjuna beach in Goa is a glitzy paradise known for its Goan influences, hip nightclubs, and beachfront hotels and resorts.                        Jet-skiing, banana boat rides, parasailing, bumpy rides, water scooters, and paragliding are a few of the most well-liked adventure sports on Anjuna beach. Apart from these, you can also enjoy Speedboat excursions, water bikes, tubes, and flyboarding facilities.                      You may find some of the most beautiful landscapes and photographic opportunities at Anjuna Beach around sunrise and sunset. The scenery is unparalleled because of the beautiful beach and the brilliantly blue sea. Also, you should not miss the main attraction of the beach, the flea market. A sizable m

                                     Located in Panjim city, North Goa, Fontainhas is a paradise for art, history, and architecture lovers. This historic neighborhood is popular as Goa's Latin Quarter. While most tourists head to the beaches, Fontainhas offers a peek into the Portuguese influence on Goa's architecture.                                       Surrounded by an ancient creek called Ourem Creek on its east and Altinho hills on its west, Fontainhas is a lively neighborhood with charming alleyways lined with the most colorful buildings in Goa. These buildings serve as a genuine living representation of the Portuguese architectural impact on the state's architecture.                                         You’ll fall in love with the buildings adorned with green, yellow, blue, and red-colored tiled roofs, artistic doors, and overhead balconies. One of the nicest features of these houses and cottages in this bustling neighborhood is that they get painted yearly afte

                                     I f you ever wondered what it would feel to stand at the edge of the world and gaze at the mesmerizing view of the sunset- make sure to visit Forth Aguda. Standing tall for over 400 years, Fort Aguada offers amazing views of the sunset, river Mandovi and Arabian sea.                                    The Fort was originally built in the 17th century to protect against Maratha and Dutch invasions. Back then, the fort was a significant source of freshwater for sailors. According to history, the fort can hold 2,376,000 gallons of water, making it one of the biggest freshwater reservoirs in entire Asia.                                    Fort Aguada was constructed with laterite stone, which is easily available in Goa. It has bastions on three sides, with the fourth side having a gate that faces the river. The fort is divided into two parts. The upper part was a watering station and fort. The lower part was a safe berth for Portuguese ships. According

                                                              The longest beach in North Goa, Calangute, is famous as the Queen of Beaches. Stretching from Candolim to Baga, Calangute Beach is just 15 km away from Panjim. Attending one of its night parties is the most exciting thing you can do at Calangute Beach. From crazy dance numbers, psychedelic beats, drinks, and delicious food, you’ll find all the reasons to have a memorable time.                               Calangute Beach attracts a large number of tourists from all over the world for its water sports. Here you can do a wide range of adventurous activities like parasailing, Kayaking, Fishing, Windsurfing, Water Snorkelling, and Water-Skiing.                                  This beach is crowded with several eating joints, clubs, and shacks that serve tasty seafood, drinks, and cocktails; because of its night parties, day activities, and fun elements, Calangute has become a popular hub for backpackers and tourists from all a

                        The headquarters of North Goa and the Capital of Goa, Panjim City, is one of the most famous tourist places to visit. The city offers a unique blend of cultural heritage and natural beauty. This magnificent city is surrounded by beautiful beaches, carnivals, churches, and serene landscapes.                          However, the best part about Panjim City is its vibrantly colorful homes and structures. Built in the Portuguese era, this city's streets and buildings reflect Goa's rich cultural heritage. Situated on the banks of the Mandovi River, this city is adorned with beautiful streets paved with cobblestone and vibrantly glowing Gulmohars. To admire these mesmerizing landscapes, make sure to explore the city on foot.                          If you want to appreciate the culture and heritage of Goa, Panjim is a must-visit destination. From charming housing and natural landscapes to stunning streets, this city will definitely take your breath away. Cli

                                          If you’re a Bollywood movie buff, chances are you remember Chapora Fort from the famous critically acclaimed film Dil Chahta Hai (2001). Chapora Fort has become so popular among the Indians because of this movie connection. Many locals and tourists refer to it as the Dil Chahta Hai Fort. This fort is located just 10 km away from Mapusa and is definitely a must-visit   tourist place in Goa .                                But Chapora Fort’s history dates back much further than its 2001’s Bollywood connections. The fort was initially built by Muslim ruler Adil Shah and was called Shahpura. Later the Fort was reconstructed by the Portuguese, and they renamed it Chapora. The name derives from the Chapora River that flows right alongside the fort. Chapora Fort offers great views of Anjuna and Vagator Beaches. The best time to visit here is during the late afternoon when the weather isn’t too hot. However, if you’re visiting Goa in the months of Dece

                       Located in the northmost part of the Bardez Taluka in North Goa, Vagator Beach is a rocky paradise. This half-moon-shaped beach is perfect for relaxing, partying, and doing adventures. This rocky paradise boasts breathtakingly beautiful red cliffs, white sands, and lush palm trees. No surprise that Vagator Beach is among the top favorite beaches for foreign travelers seeking a vibrant part night and scenic beauty. V                         agator Beach is mainly divided into two parts- Big Vagator Beach and Little Vagator Beach, aka the Ozran Beach. The Big Vagator beach is a little more crowded than the little Vagator. So, if you’re seeking some alone time, the best option is to visit the little beach.                       After sunset, you’ll see a different picture of this beach. The entire beach comes alive with dancing and music. Apart from grooving to the party hits, make sure to enjoy the stunning sunset, take a stroll on the beach, or visit the nearby An

                                B aga Beach is a popular beach and tourist destination in  North Goa .  Baga is located at the north end of the contiguous beach stretch that starts from  Sinquerim ,  Candolim , leads to  Calangute , and then to Baga                               The beach contains rows of shacks and fishing boats, and at high tide the beach is narrow.  The beach is named after the   Baga Creek , which empties into the   Arabian Sea   at the north end of the beach.                                    This beach is extremely popular for its salty bath. You can find many tourists enjoying taking a dip into the sea water from time to time as they lounge at the sun beds. The nightlife here is also quite exciting. Baga house famous Café Tito and Cafe Mambo as well, places which are visited by almost every tourists in Goa.                               The Saturday night Flea Market at the Baga beach is extremely famous. Here you will find stalls and small shacks selling almos

                                                                             The entrance of Papi kondalu can be seen from Koruturu (Eluru District).The original name for this hill range was ‘Papidi Kondalu’. Papidi is a rough translation for partition in Telugu. Since this range looks like a well designed partition that splits river Godavari, this name was coined. There is also another idea that the range looks like a partition of a typical Indian Woman’s hair line. In due course, it settled for ‘Papi Kondalu’.Papikondalu Andhra Pradesh – “Papi kondalu” or the “Papi Hills” are series of mountain range that are located Rajahmundry in Eluru District of Andhra Pradesh. Papikondalu Mountain range runs along River Godavari, one of the largest and vivacious rivers in India.                           The mighty river narrowing and passing with twists and turns along the Papi Hills is every visitor’s delight. Papikondalu mountain range spreads over a vast area, covering about three districts

                                                                 Ramoji Film City  is an integrated film studio facility located in  Abdullahpurmet ,  Hyderabad ,  India . Spread over 1,666  acres  (674  ha ),  it is the largest film studio complex in the world  and as such has been certified by the  Guinness World Records .  It was established by  Telugu   media tycoon   Ramoji Rao  in 1996. The Guardian  described Ramoji Film City as "city within a city.                          It is also a thematic holiday destination and a popular tourism and recreation centre, containing natural and artificial attractions including an amusement park. Around 1.5 million tourists visit the place every year.                              The film city is the brainchild of media tycoon and film producer  Ramoji Rao , who wanted to build a studio similar to the ones in  Hollywood . On procuring the land, he signed art director  Nitish Roy  to design the complex. According to an executive, the buil

                                                    Hyderabad      is the capital and largest city of the  Indian state  of  Telangana . It occupies 650 km 2  (250 sq mi) on the  Deccan Plateau  along the banks of the  Musi River , in the northern part of Southern India. With an average altitude of 542 m (1,778 ft), much of Hyderabad is situated on hilly terrain around  artificial lakes , including the  Hussain Sagar  lake, predating the city's founding, in the north of the city centre. According to the  2011 Census of India , Hyderabad is the  fourth-most populous city in India  with a population of  6.9 million  residents within the city limits, and has a population of  9.7 million  residents in the  metropolitan region , making it the  sixth-most populous metropolitan area  in India. With an output of  US$ 74 billion, Hyderabad has the fifth-largest urban economy in India.                                                             Until the  19th century  Hyderabad was known fo