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There’s something deeply humbling about the way India comes alive during its grandest spiritual gatherings. Each event is a vibrant tapestry of devotion, culture, and human resilience—where millions gather to

In the middle of Delhi’s fast-paced life—where traffic roars, skyscrapers rise, and the air hums with constant movement—there is a small patch of green fighting to survive. Amid concrete buildings

I still remember standing in a village courtyard in Arunachal Pradesh, surrounded by women in bright woven skirts. One of them reached out to adjust her bead necklace, its blue

As a traveler and a storyteller, I’ve encountered many fascinating cultures and hidden corners of India. But nothing quite prepared me for the story of the Raji Tribe. When most

During one of my regular trips to the serene Himalayan foothills near Nainital, I expected to find breathtaking landscapes, hidden temples, or maybe a quiet village tucked away from the

The Trek to Meghalaya’s Double-Decker Root Bridge and Blue LagoonGetting there is easy. But getting back… oh, that’s where the story begins. Nestled deep within the misty rainforests of Meghalaya

It was a still evening in a forest village of Arunachal Pradesh. A cool breeze moved gently across bamboo rooftops, and the sound of a distant folk song rose like

The Northeast isn’t just a destination—it’s a storybook that turns its own pages. Each hill, each valley carries echoes of cultures that have lived in harmony with nature for centuries.

Why You Should Stop in Dirang Before Tawang? If you’re heading to Tawang, don’t skip Dirang. Most people just pass through this peaceful town in West Kameng district, but trust

Every time I sit with an elder in a tribal village—be it around a fire in a bamboo home in Arunachal or beside a mud house in Rajasthan—I hear stories

Have you ever heard of someone recommending snow as a cure for cough and cold? Yes, snow—the very thing we associate with chills, winter, and freezing temperatures. The kind of

There is a special kind of silence when you enter a tribal village deep inside India’s forests or hills. It’s not empty — it’s full of stories, ancient rhythms, and

The Himalayas have always fascinated me—not just for their breathtaking landscapes but for the rich cultures nestled within their valleys. Among these is the proud Rung Mung tribe, whose deep-rooted

Tribal Weddings in India are not just about two people. They are about the land, the songs, the ancestors, and the shared breath of a whole village.I may not have

India’s remote valleys and border villages often remain far from the reach of modern educational institutions. But despite the distance, many tribal communities are finding innovative ways to ensure their

The Himalayas in winter are not just mountains covered in snow—they are a different world altogether. The air is crisp, the silence is deep, and every step you take is