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How NRIs and Indian Tourists Can Use UPI in the UAE

Unified Purchases Interface (UPI) has transformed how Indians transact, allowing them to make quick, cashless purchases with a few taps. Using UPI, tourists may avoid currency conversion headaches and international transaction costs, allowing them to focus on enjoying their vacation. How NRIs and Indian Tourists Can Use UPI in the UAE Read our blog to learn more.

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Maldives President Urges Indian Tourists After Diplomatic Shift

In a diplomatic shift, the Maldives President appeals to Indian tourists, emphasizing the importance of Indian visitors for the country's tourism sector.

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India Boycott Maldives: Diplomatic Spat Intensifies Unfolding Crisis - 5 Key Points

This article delves into the India Boycott Maldives controversy, unraveling the diplomatic tensions, tourism impacts, and the delicate interplay of cultural ties and geopolitical dynamics in the Maldives. Explore the intricacies of this brewing international dispute. Brewing Tensions in the Maldives CapitalDerogatory Comments Trigger OutrageImpact on Tourism EconomyDiplomatic Fallout and…

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Exploring the Vibrant World of Travel and Tourism in India

India, a land of diverse cultures, landscapes, and traditions, offers an enchanting canvas for travel and tourism enthusiasts. With its rich history, breathtaking natural beauty, and vibrant cultural heritage, India has become a top destination for both domestic and international travelers. In this blog, we will delve into the fascinating world of domestic travel and tourism in India, exploring the must-visit destinations, unique experiences, and the importance of responsible tourism.

The Diversity of India's Landscape

India's geographical diversity is one of its most significant assets when it comes to travel and tourism. From the snow-capped Himalayas in the north to the sun-kissed beaches of Goa in the west, and from the dense forests of the central heartland to the arid deserts of Rajasthan in the northwest, India offers a wide range of experiences for every type of traveler.

The Northern Region

The northern region of India boasts some of the world's most iconic travel destinations. The picturesque state of Himachal Pradesh offers a retreat for nature lovers, with its lush valleys and serene hill stations like Shimla, Manali, and Dharamshala. The majestic Taj Mahal in Agra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stands as an eternal symbol of love and architectural marvel. Delhi, the capital city, is a treasure trove of history, blending ancient monuments like Qutub Minar with modernity.

The Southern Region

The southern region of India is known for its tropical beaches, lush green landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. Kerala, often referred to as "God's Own Country," is a haven for nature enthusiasts, with its backwaters, palm-fringed beaches, and lush tea plantations. Tamil Nadu, with its majestic temples, offers a glimpse into the spiritual and artistic richness of the region. Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Telangana provide unique cultural experiences, historical sites, and delectable cuisine.

The Eastern Region

The eastern region of India is a treasure trove of cultural diversity and natural beauty. West Bengal, with the vibrant city of Kolkata, offers a blend of history, art, and culture. The northeastern states, often called the "Seven Sisters," are known for their pristine landscapes, including Meghalaya's living root bridges, Assam's tea gardens, and Arunachal Pradesh's breathtaking mountains. Odisha, with its ancient temples and tribal villages, is a window into India's rich tribal heritage.

The Western Region

The western region of India is famous for its diverse attractions. The state of Rajasthan, with its royal palaces and forts, offers a glimpse into India's regal past. Maharashtra is home to the bustling city of Mumbai, Bollywood's heart, and Goa's stunning beaches, perfect for a relaxing vacation. Gujarat showcases a blend of culture and history with sites like the Rann of Kutch and the Sabarmati Ashram.

The Importance of Responsible Tourism

As we explore the wonders of travel and tourism in India, it is essential to emphasize the significance of responsible tourism. India's natural beauty and cultural heritage are fragile, and it is our responsibility to preserve and protect them. Here are a few tips for responsible travel:

Respect Local Culture: Learn about the customs and traditions of the region you are visiting and show respect to the local communities.

Preserve Nature: Be mindful of the environment. Dispose of waste responsibly and avoid damaging natural habitats.

Support Local Economy: Choose locally-owned accommodations, restaurants, and shops to contribute to the local economy.

Conserve Resources: Use resources like water and electricity efficiently and minimize your carbon footprint.

Educate Yourself: Educate yourself about the wildlife and ecosystems in the areas you visit to avoid disturbing them.

India's domestic travel and tourism sector offers a plethora of experiences for every traveler, from adventure enthusiasts to culture buffs and nature lovers. With its rich diversity, historical significance, and warm hospitality, India is a destination that leaves a lasting impression on anyone who visits. By practicing responsible tourism, we can ensure that the beauty and charm of India's travel and tourism destinations endure for generations to come. So, pack your bags, embark on an unforgettable journey, and discover the magic of travel and tourism in India.

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Discover the Enigmatic Red Panda: Embark on an extraordinary wildlife adventure with Sundarban Wildlife Tourism's Red Panda Expedition. Nestled in the pristine Himalayan forests, this expedition offers a rare opportunity to encounter the elusive red panda, an endangered and enchanting species known for its vibrant red fur and gentle demeanor.

Expert-Guided Exploration: Led by experienced naturalists and guides, this expedition ensures an in-depth understanding of red panda behavior, habitat, and conservation efforts. Explore lush bamboo forests and serene mountain landscapes while tracking these rare creatures in their natural habitat.

Conservation and Awareness: Sundarban Wildlife Tourism is committed to wildlife conservation and raising awareness about endangered species. Join us on the Red Panda Expedition and be part of the effort to protect this remarkable species.

Unforgettable Memories: Create lasting memories as you witness the red panda's charming antics and explore the breathtaking Himalayan wilderness. This expedition promises an unforgettable journey into the heart of red panda territory, a must for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Book your Red Panda Expedition with us today for a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

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Russia Introduces E-Visas for Indian Tourists

In a significant development, Russia has announced that it will be offering Electronic Visas (e-visas) to Indian passport holders starting from August 1st, 2023. This move aims to foster tourism and strengthen bilateral ties between the two nations.

The introduction of e-visas allows Indian tourists to conveniently apply for a Russian visa, streamlining the process and creating exciting prospects for travel experiences. E-visas will soon be accessible to nationals from approximately 52 countries, facilitating travel to Russia for various purposes, including tourism, business, and attending events. This initiative is expected to simplify the visa application procedure for Indian travelers, reducing the amount of documentation required and shortening the processing time.

As part of the guidelines, the processing period for a single-entry e-visa will be capped at four calendar days, and the consular fee will be set at approximately 40 United States Dollars, making it an affordable option for travelers interested in exploring Russia.

Government officials involved in this project view the implementation of the electronic visa system as a significant stride towards promoting tourism and streamlining visa procedures for Indian visitors. Additionally, the Aeroflot flights between Delhi and Moscow will contribute to making Russia more accessible than ever before. Reports indicate that the validity of the e-visa will extend up to sixty days, providing visitors with ample time—up to sixteen days—to immerse themselves in Russia's captivating sights and sounds.

Russia has long been a favored travel destination for Indian travelers, known not only for its popular tourist attractions but also for its historical landmarks and vibrant culture. With the convenience of the e-visa system, Indian tourists can anticipate an unforgettable experience, embracing Russia's renowned warmth and charm while exploring its vast landscapes and unique allure.

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Current Sri Lankan social media meltdown: a bunch of white Russian immigrants had decided to have a "white only party" in Unawatuna, in the year of the colonizer lord 2024. Mfers are consequently "in a state of shock" from the "aggressive attacks" by furious locals. In hindsight, the shitheads have realized that having an apartheid party in a sovereign Asian country would bring a "negative vibe". Apparently "none of them came up with the idea of possible discrimination much less racism!!!" and they just (I shit you not) missed other white people. Like, this was prompted by the fact that they couldn't find any other white people...at raves...in Unawatuna. I'd ask whether they were looking under rocks, but there would be unwashed racist Europeans under those at fucking Una even in the off-season.

It's all very entertaining. Even some other Russians are mad at them because some have married Lankans and have half-brown kids. Along with their second or third butthurt non-apology, they just posted saying their entire team packed up and left the country because they got slammed with so many "malicious and insulting messages" and calls and "everything from accusations to direct threats".

This result has united Lankan bros everywhere, from 4chan to twitter to Reddit, like they just personally avenged the 1815 fall of the Kandyan Kingdom. I can only assume this means nobody's bottom lines were harmed by the scandal. As a country, we love kicking people out, but we hate to watch them go.

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Indigenous Peoples’ Day/National Native American Day

Coming together to honor and learn from the rich heritage and wisdom of those who've lived on American soil for generations.

Appreciating and paying respect to the unique heritage and culture of those whose origins are native to the Americas, Indigenous Peoples’ Day offers the opportunity to honor, learn, celebrate and raise awareness.

History of Indigenous Peoples’ Day

Honoring Native American people throughout the United States, Indigenous Peoples’ Day was first officially celebrated in the US in 2021, when US President Joe Biden became the first president to formally recognize the day. However, the idea for the day goes back much further.

In 1977, the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland sponsored the International Conference on Discrimination Against Indigenous Populations in the Americas. Part of the purpose was to begin celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day, particularly with the idea of replacing the adoration and glorification of Christopher Columbus with recognition and acknowledgement of the native peoples of the land.

Columbus Day, which is an American holiday, falls on the second Monday of October in the United States, has been less revered in recent years. This is likely due to the fact that the indigenous peoples of the time had their lands and lives taken away from them by the settlers from Europe, and the American people are becoming more aware of the way history has been written only from the perspective of the white person.

In exchange for Columbus Day, many people in the United States have begun the celebration of Indigenous Peoples Day instead. Coinciding with the 500th anniversary of the arrival of Christopher Columbus on American soil, a celebration of Indigenous Peoples’ Day was organized on October 12, 1992 in Berkeley, California. Many other cities and towns have accepted and implemented something similar in their communities, including places such as Los Angeles, California and Washington, DC.

At least twelve of the United States do not celebrate Columbus Day, and the state of South Dakota celebrates Native American Day instead. Tribal governments in Oklahoma have also made declarations regarding the celebration of Native American Day.

How to Celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day

A wide spectrum of ways for Americans to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day can be discovered and created. Consider implementing some of these ideas in honor of the day, or come up with some of your own clever ideas:

Attend an Indigenous Peoples’ Day Event

Those who have a family history as a Native American or other indigenous people should certainly take this time to celebrate their heritage! And those who don’t can definitely take the opportunity to support and enjoy learning more.

For people who live in certain places where the populations of indigenous peoples groups are strong, like Arizona, California, Oklahoma, South Dakota and many other states, it is likely that some exciting events, educational programs and celebrations will be on the calendar! Join in on a parade, learn a native craft, or listen to a lecture on history.

Even better, brush up on current events of the indigenous peoples in the local area to see what ways it is possible to learn more about their plight, make a donation or even act as an advocate to raise awareness in the community.

Re-Learn United States History

With the recognition that history over the first 200 years of the United States was written from the perspective of the white person, perhaps National Indigenous Peoples’ Day would be a time, especially for white Americans, to consider a different perspective. Get beyond what was taught in school and get educated on how the story actually happened before the territory of what is now the United States was settled.

Read some books, watch some documentaries and do some research on websites to find out more. Consider some of these books for getting more educated:

An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz

Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Book Got Wrong by James W. Loewen

The People: A History of Native America by R. David Edmunds

A True History of the United States: Indigenous Genocide, Radicalized Slavery, Hyper-Capitalism, Militarist Imperialism and Other Overlooked Aspects of American Exceptionalism by Daniel Sjursen

Support an Indigenous People Artist or Community

Often revered for their creativity and attention to detail, many indigenous people tribes produce artwork and handicrafts that are valuable and beautiful. Consider making a trip to a place that supports the arts of native peoples and make a purchase of pottery, blankets, jewelry, painting or some other amazing piece of art to add to your collection.

Visit an Indigenous Peoples’ Museum

Take the hands-on approach to learning more about the people who first inhabited the Americas by visiting a museum or exhibit dedicated to their culture and people. Try out one of these or visit one more local to the area:

Museum of Indigenous People (formerly the Smoki Museum). Located in Prescott, Arizona, this museum works to instill understanding and respect for the people of indigenous cultures, particularly those in the southwestern parts of the United States. The museum holds events, offers membership and even hosts a consignment market.

National Museum of the American Indian. This Smithsonian museum boasts two locations, one in the Washington DC mall and one in New York City. They offer access to various collections and exhibits as well as educational programs, online resources, and presentations with the intent to pay respect and honor to the native and indigenous peoples of the Americas.

Heard Museum. Situated in a vitally important place for Native Americans, this Phoenix, Arizona location focuses on the tribes and people of the Southwest. Exhibitions include handicrafts such as weaving and textiles as well as jewelry, clothing and more. Ages range from prehistoric to contemporary and everything in between. The Heard Museum is also the place where the World Hoop Dance Championship takes place each year!

The Eiteljorg Museum. Located in the center of Indianapolis, Indiana, this museum showcases paintings, sculptures, weaving, pottery, artifacts and even evidence of storytelling. With festivals, educational programs, events and even an annual Indian market, this museum is a fun one to visit and learn.

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Lalbagh Botanical Garden Bangalore Tour

Have you ever heard of "Botanical Gardens"...?

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Let's have a look of "LAL BAGH Botanical Garden Bangalore" on 78th Indian Independence Day (15th August)

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Exploring the Best Tiger Safari and Jungle Safari in India

India's rich and diverse wildlife beckons adventurers from around the world to embark on unforgettable safari experiences. Among the numerous wildlife encounters, tiger safaris and jungle safaris stand out as truly captivating adventures. In this article, we'll delve into these thrilling excursions and answer some essential questions regarding their costs and the best options in India.

How much does a tiger safari cost in India?

Cost Factors: The cost of a tiger safari in India can vary widely depending on several factors. Firstly, the location plays a significant role. Popular tiger reserves like Ranthambore, Bandipur, and Kanha typically charge higher fees. Secondly, the type of safari you choose matters—jeep safaris are often pricier than canter safaris or elephant safaris. Thirdly, the time of year you visit can impact costs, with peak seasons demanding higher prices.

Average Costs: On average, a tiger safari can range from approximately $50 to $150 per person for a single entry ticket, while full-day jeep safaris can cost around $100 to $300 per person. Keep in mind that these prices may fluctuate, so it's advisable to check with specific reserves and tour operators for up-to-date rates.

Which is the best tiger tour in India?

1. Ranthambore National Park, Rajasthan: Ranthambore is renowned for its tiger population and scenic landscapes. Many consider it the best tiger safari destination in India. Visitors have excellent chances of spotting these majestic big cats amidst the historical ruins and picturesque lakes.

2. Bandipur National Park, Karnataka: Bandipur is another gem in the crown of Indian wildlife sanctuaries. It offers a mix of lush forests, open grasslands, and a thriving tiger population. The park's well-organized safaris enhance the chances of tiger sightings.

3. Kanha National Park, Madhya Pradesh: Kanha, often cited as the inspiration for Rudyard Kipling's "The Jungle Book," boasts a vibrant ecosystem. Here, tigers roam freely, and the park's enchanting beauty adds to the allure.

4. Sundarbans National Park, West Bengal: Sundarbans, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, provides a unique experience with its mangrove forests and river safaris. Though tiger sightings are relatively rare due to the dense foliage, the adventure is unmatched.

Which jungle safari has the most tigers in India?

Ranthambore National Park: Ranthambore is known for its high tiger density, making it a top choice for those seeking tiger sightings. The park's success in conservation efforts has contributed to its thriving tiger population.

Bandipur National Park: Bandipur, located in the southern region of India, is another reserve with a significant tiger population. Its vast forested expanse provides a perfect habitat for these magnificent creatures.

A tiger safari in India offers an exhilarating journey into the heart of the wilderness. Costs vary, but the experience is priceless. While the "best" tiger safari depends on personal preferences, Ranthambore, Bandipur, Kanha, and Sundarbans each offer unique and unforgettable encounters with India's incredible wildlife. The choice ultimately depends on your desired adventure and the region you wish to explore. Regardless of your selection, one thing is certain – India's tiger safaris and jungle safaris promise an adventure of a lifetime.