India is home to some of the most breathtaking and mysterious caves, each holding secrets that span centuries. These hidden ...

India is home to numerous ancient caves, many of which are significant cultural, historical, and architectural landmarks.

Imagine dangling off a cliff, diving into the deep blue sea, or trekking across a frozen river—if your idea of travel ...

From hand-carved temples and 9th-century stairwells to Raj-era monuments and fortresses dating back to the Mughal dynasty, ...

Elephanta Caves are located near Mumbai and are dedicated to Lord Shiva and have beautiful sculptures. Ajanta Caves is a ...

Kanger Valley National Park, which takes its name from the Kangar river, is one of the densest national parks in India , ...

The caves, however, are more than a monument to ... Aurel Stein, a Hungarian-born scholar working for the British government in India and the British Museum, made it to Dunhuang in early 1907 ...

Northeast India is a complete paradise for solo travellers, offering some of the most breathtaking landscapes, rich culture, ...

Raipur: The Manendragarh-Chirmiri-Bharatpur district, historically recognised as Dandakaranya and Dakshin Kaushal, holds ...

And a perfect example of this is the Arvalem Caves in Sanquelim. Also called the Pandava Caves or Harvalem Caves, the structure lies near the Arvalem falls. It is said that the caves were carved ...

Today, they are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a protected monument under the Archaeological Survey of India. Even though there were 30 caves, they were built in two phases and provided shelter ...