World Heritage Sites, enshrined by UNESCO, are the universal touchstones of our shared human history and cultural fabric. These sites symbolize a country’s rich legacy and provide invaluable insights into past civilizations and traditions. Nestled within this global tableau, India’s World Heritage Sites stand as testimony to the nation’s diverse history and cultural wealth.
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Wildlife Tourism in India: An Untouched World
Introduction to Wildlife Tourism in India
India, with its astounding biodiversity and a mosaic of landscapes, is a vibrant hub for wildlife tourism. From the majestic Royal Bengal Tiger prowling in the dense forests of Ranthambore to the one-horned rhinoceros grazing on the vast floodplains of Kaziranga, the Indian subcontinent provides unmatched wildlife experiences.
The Spirit of Hospitality: Exploring India’s Rich Culture and Heritage
Hospitality is an integral part of India’s rich culture and heritage. Known for its warm and welcoming people, India has a reputation for being a country that goes above and … continue reading
Pink City Jaipur enters UNESCO World Heritage Site list
Pink City Jaipur, known for its iconic architectural legacy and vibrant culture, has made its entry into the UNESCO World Heritage Site list. The decision was taken at the 43rd … continue reading
Italy’s Prosecco hills added to UNESCO World Heritage list
Italy’s Prosecco hills northeast of Venice, which have been cultivated for centuries, were added to the World Heritage list by the UN cultural organisation. The Conegliano and Valdobbiadene hills, where … continue reading
India and Pakistan to meet today on Kartarpur Corridor
The meeting between India and Pakistan on the Kartarpur corridor is going to be held today. The meeting is taking place at the Attari-Wagah border to discuss the modalities of … continue reading
WiFi free at Varanasi’s Dashashwamedha, Sheetala Ganga Ghats
In Uttar Pradesh, Dashashwamedha and Sheetala, two main Ghats of Ganga in Varanasi have been equipped with WiFi facility today. Visitors at these Ghats will get free WiFi connectivity in … continue reading
Dubai becomes world’s number one destination for hotels
Dubai continues to be the most popular destination for tourists across the world and has now become the world’s number one destination for hotels. The city already holds the distinction … continue reading
Winter grips North India
North India continues to reel under severe cold conditions and adding to the winter chill is the dense fog, which has restricted vehicular and flight movement and thrown normal life … continue reading
Kaziranga National Park reopened in Assam
Kaziranga National Park, a World Heritage Site, reopened on Friday after remaining closed during the monsoon. State forest minister Rockybul Hussain officially declared the park open at a function in … continue reading