Nilutpal Gogoi

Located in Chattarpur district of the Indian State of Madhya Pradesh, the Khajuraho temples are dedicated to physical love in various yogic …

JHANSI: The region now identified as Jhansi has mention in ancient Hindu texts variously as ‘Chedi Rashtra’ or ‘Chedi Desa’, and ‘Jejak …

Tourist places in Chitrakoot: Closely associated with the earliest epic of the world — the Ramayana written by dacoit-turned-hermit Valmiki, Chitrakoot is …

Deogarh Dashavatara Temple: Located on a strategic locale on the western fringe of the Lalitpur range of the Vindhya Parvat (Mountain) and …

Photo Credit: byronic501 A repository of the gallantry of Bundelkhand, the name itself conjures up rich images of the region’s mythology and …

A perfect location for picnickers and rock climbers, the hill is revered as it was there that the ashram of Guru Gorakhnath …

Referred to as the City of Lakes, Mahoba is located 140 km from the historically important town of Jhansi. A principal cultural …

JARAI-KA-MATH: Dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, this mandir is located merely 20 km from Orchha. Another significance of this spot …

Shopping Spree in Orchha: You can go for some of the traditionally handmade metal artifacts that are a specialty of Madhya Pradesh. …

This multi-storied palace constructed by Maharaja Bir Singh Deo (the anglicized version is Bir Singh Ju Deo) in 1606 is an exquisite …

Image source Flickr by by Terry Feuerborn he construction of this palace was started by King Rudra Pratap, a prominent Bundela Rajput …

The first monarch of Orchha, Maharaja Rudra Pratap Singh, constructed the Orchha Fort on a seasonal island on the banks of river …

There are the baffling remnants of the Bundela days. You can also visit the many chhatris or cenotaphs and shrines situated on …

Founded by Bundela Rajput chief Maharaja Rudra Pratap Singh (AD 1501-1531), Orchha (also pronounced and at times written as ‘Urchha’) was the …

Following are the ‘Must See’ Four Definite Detours in Gwalior arranged alphabetically: Datia, Pawaya, Shivpuri, and the Karera Bird Sanctuary. DATIA This …

Shopping Spree the bazaars in Gwalior: Remember to visit the bazaars in Gwalior and have the feel of shopping in some of …

Metropolitan Moves to Gwalior & Accommodation: The most pleasurable time to visit Gwalior is during the wintry months from the fag end …

Image Source Flickr by Steve Roehr kolkrabe Member since 2006 The Old Town: Located on the eastern base of the Gwalior Fort, …

GWALIOR FORT: Constructed atop an isolated hill in the 8th century, this conical shaped structure is one of the largest forts in …

The magical aura of Gwalior is conjured by the magnificent mementoes of its glorious past. It is a timeless and inimitable appeal. …

Located just 13 km from Agra, Sikandra is a soothing retreat. An extension of Agra, it is within the city limits. Therefore, …

Panch Mahal in Fatehpur Sikri. Image Source Wikipedia The capital city of Mughal Emperor, Akbar the Great (1542-1605), during the period between1571 …

Famous for the one-of-its-kind Keoladeo Ghana National Park, Bharatpur has lots to offer to the discerning eternal natural researcher. It is actually …

This temple township located 70 km from Agra is on the banks of the Yamuna River. This place has been named after …

The most pleasurable time to visit Agra is during the chilly winter. This is because the region remains quite hot and humid …

The three principal tourist destination spots are the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, and Itmad-ud-Daulah’s Tomb Let’s take a quick tour of those …

The city of the famed Taj Mahal, Agra was the capital from where three Mughal emperors — Akbar, Jahangir and Shah Jahan …

Rashtrapati Bhawan Imgage Source Wikipedia Rashtrapati Bhawan: This is the official residence of the President of India. This palatial building with a …

India Gate – Image Source Wikipedia India Gate: It was earlier known as the All India War Memorial. It is located at …

Image Source Wikipedia Jantar Mantar: Built during the reign of Rajput king Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II of Jaipur in AD 1724, …