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Rajasthan tourism and Indian Railways have set into place a luxury train that brings together the past and the present. The Palace on Wheels lives up to its name - when you get on board the train, you are guaranteed to feel no less than royalty. The experience is best cherished first-hand, grab your passport and travel visa, it is the time to have the journey of a lifetime.

The culture, natural charm and untouched regions of Nagaland located on the northeast side of the country would make this place appear to you as one of the most welcoming states in the country.

India is a country that is renowned for its rich heritage and countless, breathtaking visuals. Are you aware of the fact that there are some incredible places in India that glow in the dark? We have prepared a list of destinations in India that glow in the dark for you to add to your bucket list.

Indian Immigration authority has now restored all types of Indian e-Visas for nationals of 171 eligible countries as on 12th January 2024. All e-Visas previously issued now stand restored. If you would like to visit India for a longer duration than 30 days, then you have to apply for a One year Indian Visa or Five Year Indian Visa or Indian Business Visa or Indian Medical Visa.

Discover some of the best kept scenic hill stations in Uttarakhand, which given their outstanding natural charm, are all set to become world class tourism destinations. Stretching across several north Indian states, the Indian Himalayas offer a perfect blend of picturesque scenery, some of India’s most ancient temples, variety of cultures and loads of other sweet mysteries from the mountains.

Widely renowned all over the world for their majestic presence and stunning architecture, the palaces and forts in Rajasthan are a lasting testament to India’s rich heritage and culture. They are spread all through the land, and each one comes with its own set of unique history and marvelous grandeur.

Nestled in the state of Rajasthan, city of Udaipur often known as the City of Lakes given its historic palaces and monuments built around natural as well as man-made water bodies, is a place often easily recalled as the Venice of the East. But the state’s history and decorated culture is more than what can be witnessed anywhere else. As India's little lake city, a trip to Udaipur is one quiet relaxed tour of the country’s history, something which travellers mostly want to explore while travelling to the East. Just take a random walk around a palace road as the setting sun engulfs the city in gorgeous light, and it might come as a surprise that how even this little much feels as one memorable experience of India!

Puducherry, more commonly referred to as Pondicherry, is one among the seven Union Territories of India. It is an old French colony situated in the south-eastern part of the Indian Peninsula where the French world meets the sea life. A city that boasts of heritage, bustling boulevards, crystal clear beaches, delicious food, and delightful memories. The town’s architecture reflects the French colonial past but blends the traditional Indian sensibilities.

Considered as a well-preserved natural state of India, which is also one of the richest states of the country, the state of Sikkim is somewhere you might want the time to stretch forever and keep recapturing this gorgeous face of the Indian Himalayas. Once upon a time the state of Sikkim located in the northeast region of India was under the rule of a 17th century Buddhist dynasty. The kingdom of Sikkim, which used to be known as Nye-mae-el meaning paradise, has major influence from Tibet given the case that the state’s first king migrated from the neighbouring land.

At the northernmost tip of India lie the tranquil cities of Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh. Surrounded by some of the tallest snow-clad mountains of the Himalayan and Pir Panjal Range, this region is home to some of the most picturesque and breathtaking destinations in all of Asia that have resulted it to be famously crowned the Switzerland of India. From scenic lakes to stunning landscapes the Vale of Kashmir can be effortlessly mistaken for heaven on earth.