Mussoorie Travel Guide 2026 — Mall Road, Landour, Viewpoints & Tips

Jump to section Coorg (officially Kodagu) is Karnataka’s misty coffee country — a hill district of rolling plantations, spice estates, waterfalls, and a proud, distinct Kodava culture. Often called the “Scotland of India,” it’s one of South India’s most relaxing getaways, perfect for a long weekend of slow mornings, estate walks, and filter coffee. This…

Jump to section Jodhpur, Rajasthan’s “Blue City,” is dominated by the magnificent Mehrangarh Fort towering over a sea of indigo-washed houses. Add desert culture, vibrant bazaars, and gateway access to Jaisalmer and the Thar, and it’s one of Rajasthan’s most atmospheric stops. This guide covers the best time to go, top sights, food, and tips….

Complete Andaman guide for first-timers – Port Blair, Havelock, Neil Island, permits, ferries, scuba diving, costs and the 7-day itinerary that works.

Jump to section Varanasi — also called Kashi or Banaras — is among the oldest continuously inhabited cities on earth and the spiritual heart of India. Life and death play out openly along the ghats of the Ganga: pilgrims bathe at dawn, priests perform the fire aarti at dusk, boats drift past centuries-old riverfront palaces,…

Jump to section Meghalaya — the “abode of clouds” — is India’s misty northeast at its most magical: living root bridges, crystal rivers, sky-high waterfalls, and some of the wettest, greenest landscapes on earth. Here’s how to plan a Meghalaya trip around Shillong, Cherrapunji, and Dawki. Best time to visit October to April offers clearer…

Jump to section Kashmir has been called “paradise on earth” for centuries, and a first visit explains why: shikara boats gliding across Dal Lake, Mughal gardens terraced against the mountains, alpine meadows that turn gold in autumn and white in winter, and the snow-draped peaks around Gulmarg and Sonamarg. The valley packs houseboat stays, gondola…