India Train Travel : Tips for Navigating the Indian Railway System
Train travel in India can be intimidating. It can be confusing to navigate the Indian Railway system, but once you figure it out, it isn’t so bad at all. The thing … Continue Reading
6 Reasons why you should visit North East India
India is one of the world’s most exotic, fascinating and captivating travel destinations and while famous iconic sights like the Taj Mahal, forts and palaces of Rajasthan and backwaters of Kerala are popular sights very few travelers visit the remote, tribal lands of North East India.
Arunachal Pradesh, India – 5 Experiences You Will Love
Rachel Jones of Hippie in Heels shares the very best reasons to travel to Arunachal Pradesh in Northeast India. Northeast India is a region that was lesser traveled in India for … Continue Reading
India Travel Tips for First-Time Travellers
Insider India travel tips by Mytriphack. Travel to India on a budget in comfort and without being overwhelmed. India is an exotic destination! It is far beyond historical monuments, beaches and other tourist … Continue Reading
How I Entered Nepal from India On a Budget
When I first decided I wanted to see Nepal, I didn’t have much money. But I still wanted to do it. The only solution was to make it on a … Continue Reading
Solo Travel in India – Tips from a Local
It saddens my heart when I comprehend the fear in the hearts of foreign women travelers for my country. India is doomed when it comes to solo travel for women. … Continue Reading
Wildlife conservation in India, safeguarding the future
Just picture a world drained of wildlife. Your first reaction may be this is impossible or unimaginable, isn’t it? It is a shocking truth. Several animals and birds are standing … Continue Reading
People of India in Pictures
India as a travel destination needs little introduction – it’s somewhere firmly on the independent travellers circuit. I’ve recently returned from my third trip to the country, a visit that … Continue Reading
India and Mexico, More Similar Than You’d Think
The more I traveled Mexico, the more familiar the place felt. Familiar to India, that is. What could possibly be similar between Mexico and India – countries separated by oceans?