Top 10 Tourist Places in Kerala State You Must Visit

Kerala, known as God’s Own Country, is a dream destination for travelers who love nature, culture, and calmness. With lush green hills, tranquil backwaters, historic towns, and sun-kissed beaches, it offers something for everyone. If you're searching for the best travel place in Kerala or planning a peaceful holiday, this guide brings you the top 10 tourist places in Kerala state you shouldn't miss. Whether you're exploring famous tourist cities in Kerala or offbeat gems, here's where your next journey should begin. 1. Munnar – Rolling Tea Gardens and Misty Hills If…

Top 10 Ayodhya Sightseeing Places You Shouldn’t Miss on Your Visit

Ayodhya, the sacred city on the banks of the Saryu River, is one of India’s most revered pilgrimage destinations. Known as the birthplace of Lord Ram, this ancient city offers a soulful blend of mythology, history, architecture, and devotion. If you're planning a trip to this divine city, here’s a curated list of the Top 10 Ayodhya Sightseeing Places that will make your journey truly unforgettable. 1. Sri Ram Janmbhoomi: The Spiritual Heart of Ayodhya Sri Ram Janmbhoomi is not just the most revered site in Ayodhya—it is the epicenter of devotion,…

5 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India You Can Explore Virtually

Explore History, Culture, and Spirituality—From Your Screen India’s landscape is a living museum, where every stone tells a story and every monument reflects centuries of tradition, devotion, and artistic brilliance. Recognized globally, the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India preserve this cultural richness and historical depth for the world to witness. Thanks to virtual travel, you can now explore some of these iconic heritage sites—without ever leaving your home. Let’s embark on a virtual journey through 5 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India that showcase the soul of our civilization. What Is a UNESCO World Heritage Site? A…

A Glance at India’s World Cup Legacy: Host, Triumphs, and Historic Moments

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Blog-Historical moments of World Cup in India

India, known as the cricketing heartland, has a rich history of hosting and participating in international cricket tournaments. This blog takes you on a journey through the world cups held in India and the significant historical events that have left an indelible mark on the cricketing world. We will also explore how many times India has had the honor of hosting the cricket World Cup. India's World Cup Hosting Legacy India has been a gracious host to the ICC Cricket World Cup on three occasions. These tournaments showcased not only the nation's…

Things to do in Valmikinagar Tiger Reserve

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Valmiki Nagar Tiger Reserve, Wildlife adventure, eco-tourism in Bihar

Spread over an area of 898 sq. kilometers, Valmiki Nagar Forest, previously known as ‘Bhainsa Lotan’ was declared a Wildlife sanctuary in 1978. In 1990, it was turned into a national park. As per the locals, the forest was under the Bettiah and Ramnagar Raj untill 1950’s which led to the hunting of tigers and their numbers falling rapidly.  With the declaration of the forest as the tiger reserve, the conservation efforts began. Until 2018, there were around 40 tigers in the reserve and their numbers have been growing with each passing year.…

Why Technology is more important than ever in Tourism Industry

The year 2020 has been a major turnaround in the history of mankind. The spread of virus across the globe has given us a sneak peek into the future world. The world which will invariably be driven by technology. “Information technology” and its applications is not unknown to the world. However, the occurrence of the pandemic has given it visibility, height, significance and direction. With web conferencing, video calls, virtual meetings becoming the order of the day, the world is undergoing vital transformations and these changes are going to stay with us…

Diamond Triangle Tour

Duration: 3 Nights 4 Days Previous Next Diamond Triangle Tour TravelBaits takes you on a spiritual journey through the life history of Lord Mahavira. Starting from Vaishali, his birthplace to the holy place of Pawapuri, we take you to all the holy sites related to Jain religion. Parasnath hill, is one such mountain peak named after Lord Parshvanath, the 23rd tirthankar and contains shrines of most of the tirthankaras of Jainism. Spend a day trekking to this divine hill and experience the bliss of one of the most important pilgrimage site of…

How did Gandhiji became Mahatma-The story of the transformation

On 10th April 1917, Mahatma Gandhi came to Patna Railway station for the first time in his life. On the behest of Raj Kumar Shukla, Gandhiji visited Bihar to meet the farmers from Champaran who were being forced by the British to cultivate indigo on their land. This had made their lands infertile leading to lower production of other essential crops. The denial to indigo farming resulted in imposition of taxes. The farmers were in a miserable condition. In his autobiography, Mahatma Gandhi, acknowledged to have not known the name or geographical…

Rajgir-Pawapuri Tour: A Comprehensive tour of ancient land of Nalanda and Pawapuri

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Jal Mandir, Pawapuri

Previous Next Explore Rajgir The twin cities of Rajgir and Pawapuri have close association with the lives of Buddha as well as Lord Mahavir, the 24th Tirthankar of Jainism. Dotted with ancient artifacts, beautiful temples and nestled in the Rajgir hills, one will find himself immersed in the wonders of the ancient world in this full day tour to this historical land. This comprehensive tour will you give you an peak into the historical lands of Rajgir, Nalanda and Pawapuri. An adventurous ropeway ride to Vishwa Shanti Stupa will remind you of…

Barabar Caves Tour

Previous Next Barabar Caves in the Jehanabad district of Bihar is the oldest surviving rock-cut cave in India. They belong to the Mauryan empire with Ashokan inscriptions on its walls. The caves are situated on the twin hills of Barabar and Nagarjuni hills. The caves are dated around 3rd century BCE. In the Kako d How do you reach Airport: Jai Prakash Narayan International Airport/Railway Station: Patna Junction is connected to major metropolian cities by train Book your Tour Inclusions Barabar CavesMausoleum of Hazrat Biwi KamalBitho SharifTrip Duration: Full Day  Map for the…