Naldurg is one of the biggest Land forts of Maharashtra reflecting Indo- Islamic architectural style. The fort wall is supposedly 3 km long and has several bastions.  Naldurg is named after a medieval king Nalaraja, built during the time of the Chalukyas of Kalyani. Later on, it has been passed or captured by many rulers from Bahamani sultanates to Adilshahi and then it went to the hands of Mughals. After the decline of Mughals, Nizams captured the fort and flourished in the region. It is also said that the infamous marriage of Chand bibi sultana occurred in the Rang Mahal of Naldurg fort. This wedding occurred between two kingdoms namely AdilShahi and NizamShahi.

During the medieval ages, the coastal line of Maharashtra was a bustling port with busy traders and traveler. It also had to face to huge treat from the enemies; hence it needed a supreme defense fortification to counter the attacks. And Maharashtra has some fascinating forts that have huge historical importance. We have curated a list of sea forts some in ruins; some have secret tunnels and marvelous architecture.

The Wait is over. Finally, the sea of blue flowers will blossom on the widespread hills of Munnar. Munnar will be bustling with tourist from this August to October as the Neelakurinji Flower festival begins.

Wondering why is everyone landing in Kasol and it’s nearby villages these days? Yes, of course it is the smell and taste of freely growing and burning herbs in this valley, but there are reasons more magical than just this.

We’ve sort through the incredible, the cherished and the must-visit places and things to do while traveling in India – and created one ultimate travel bucket list.

After long being all by myself and no one whom I knew scared me a bit. But, still there was an innate peace that let me settle in whatever life had to offer.

As such there are not that many historic monuments as you would see perhaps in most of the other parts of India. However, it happens to be a tourist’s delight because of its sheer diversity that seems to compensate for just about any and everything else.

Matheran, the smallest hill station in Maharashtra is known for its pleasant climate, its toy train and for being the only vehicle-free hill station in the country.

This is from times outdated. A time and place where smarter phones were yet to come and smarter people were yet to evolve. Not so far off in past actually, when people traveled by sniffing the scents and smiling at faces. This one is for the travelers who like to get lost.