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Sandhan Valley is referred to as the Grand Canyon of Maharashtra and also called as “the Valley of Shadows” because at a few places the width between the rocks is less than three feet thus obstructing the rays of the sun casting shadows. This is a part of Sahyadri...
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Matheran: Small and Enchanting Hill Station of India! This smallest hill station with close to 40 look-out points offering great sunrise and sunset views. Situated in Raigad district of Maharashtra and just 54 km and two hours away from Mumbai. It has a pleasant weather all through the year,...
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A hamlet in Satara district of Maharashtra, popular for its strawberries is all set to embrace the tag of India’s first ‘village of books’, a concept inspired by Britain’s Hay-on-Wye, a Welsh town known for its bookstores and literature festivals. Bhilar village located near picturesque hill station Panchagani will...
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From Coast to Coast at The Dining Room Park Hyatt Chennai – 17th to 26th February 2017 Let’s take a breezy ride along the coasts of India, with some delectable specials at Park Hyatt Chennai’s’ coastal cuisine food festival, this February. May it be a warm Nethili Varuval of Tamil Nadu,...
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Travelling around the country and visiting different corners of places are really a different ball game, which enormously varied from person to person. Here, lifeandtrendz.com unearthed some of the most isolated parts of India and presenting you in order: Bishnupur, West Bengal About 150 km North West of Kolkata...
Sandhan Valley is referred to as the Grand Canyon of Maharashtra and also called as “the Valley of Shadows” because at a few places the width between the rocks is less than three feet thus obstructing the rays of the sun casting shadows. This is a part of Sahyadri...
Matheran: Small and Enchanting Hill Station of India! This smallest hill station with close to 40 look-out points offering great sunrise and sunset views. Situated in Raigad district of Maharashtra and just 54 km and two hours away from Mumbai. It has a pleasant weather all through the year,...
A hamlet in Satara district of Maharashtra, popular for its strawberries is all set to embrace the tag of India’s first ‘village of books’, a concept inspired by Britain’s Hay-on-Wye, a Welsh town known for its bookstores and literature festivals. Bhilar village located near picturesque hill station Panchagani will...
From Coast to Coast at The Dining Room Park Hyatt Chennai – 17th to 26th February 2017 Let’s take a breezy ride along the coasts of India, with some delectable specials at Park Hyatt Chennai’s’ coastal cuisine food festival, this February. May it be a warm Nethili Varuval of Tamil Nadu,...
Travelling around the country and visiting different corners of places are really a different ball game, which enormously varied from person to person. Here, lifeandtrendz.com unearthed some of the most isolated parts of India and presenting you in order: Bishnupur, West Bengal About 150 km North West of Kolkata...