Goa – the beach capital of India – has grown as a hot and happening tourist spot in the world. The beauty and grandeur of this tiny state has earned it the sobriquet “the pearl of the east.” Hordes of travelers and tourists from around the globe visit Goa all round the year.

The pretty hill station of Mt. mAbu stands as a contrast to the arid landscape of the rest of Rajasthan. Situated in the Aravalli Hills, it has forests, waterfalls, ravines and gigantic rock formations in bizarre shapes. The hilly retreat is known for its pleasant climate throughout the year

Candolim is yet another popular beach haven in North Goa, located to the south of Calangute. A seven kilometer long stretch of sun kissed sands, starting from Aguada and ending at Chapora beach, greets you when you visit Candolim. Since it is close to Panaji, it makes a good base for exploring

An idyllic seaside village, Bordi lies on the north end of Mumbai, 145 kms away, and 17 kms from the small town of Dahanu. It is a quiet and clean beach, where the sand is blackish and sticky, and very much in its natural form. It is controlled by the Maharashtra Woods Preservation Department,

An important city of Hindu pilgrimage, Bodh Gaya, is at a distance of 7miles from Gaya. Of the four sacred pilgrimage sites of Buddhism, this is said to be the second most revered, since Buddha attained enlightenment here. Bodhgaya also happens to be an archaeologist’s paradise, with recent