Taste Traditional Bengali Sweets when in Kolkata
The Bengali cuisine, culture, hospitality and festivals are synonymous with sweets. Bengalis have a stronger sweet tooth than other communities in India. In …
A Sneak Peek at Tourism Developments in India on 69th Independence Day
India is a rolling stone that never gathers moss! To say precisely, India is on the wheels of development in all spheres including travel & tourism. Since …
10 Best Book Cafes in India for Reading over Coffee & Snacks
Book Cafes are emerging destinations for urbane readers, foodies and travelers in India, replacing the age-old habit of reading books in silent libraries on …
Beautiful Paintings of Heritage India will Leave You Speechless
A historic monument is just a tourist attraction to travelers with camera. But, it is something more to the creative mind which seeks inspiration from the …
Kolkata’s Hand-Pulled Rickshaws are British Heritage in India’s Colonial Treasure
Tourists will see replicas of Kolkata’s hand-pulled rickshaws among the exhibits of museums in India and abroad in the next few years. Hand-pulled rickshaws …
Best Delicacies that You Must Have in India this Winter
Food travel across India is a sinful indulgence in winters. Winter is no exception to the seasonal varieties of Indian food. Indian winter delicacies including …
20th KIFF 2014: Role of Women in World Cinema
Bengal has a rich history of its women from different walks of life both in the present and the past. The women power of Bengal is distinctly felt in art, …
Enjoy Indian dishes while flying with Emirates from US to India
With foreign tourist arrivals to India increasing in numbers, international airlines are going some extra miles to woo NRIs and foreign nationals flying to …
Luxury Tourism on River Ganga from Haridwar to Kolkata
The Ministry of Tourism India is planning to introduce luxury tourism on the Ganga River from Haridwar to Hooghly. The plan to initiate luxury tourism on water …
Things to Do in Kolkata in Monsoon: Food & Photography
“All can hear, but only the sensitive can understand” the song of the rain, according to the poet Kahlil Gibran. However, you don’t need a very sensitive …