The Rann of Kutch, also referred to as the Great Rann of Kutch is a major attraction in Kutch region, Gujarat. It is the world’s largest salt desert, which spans an area more than 16,000 sq. km and is a remarkable place to visit. The unique thing about the Rann of Kutch is that it is underwater during the main monsoon season in India, and for the remaining eight months, it is a huge stretch of packed white sand.
Bhalukpong is worth a visit at the time of the Nyethidow festival in March. Also nearby (3 kms) is the famous Tipi Orchid Centre. Languages spoken here are Aka, Hindi, Assamese and English. Bhalukpong is known for picnics, rafting and angling on the banks of Kameng river and trekking and hiking.
Walong War Memorial is a small cantonment and administrative town in the Anjaw District of the state of Arunachal Pradesh in northeastern India. Walong is also the easternmost town in India…
Tawang monastery is the largest Buddhist monastery in India but from a distance it does not look as imposing or exotic as the monasteries in Ladakh or Spiti because unlike the latter it does not have an ant-hill like formation but is set comfortably on a ridge.
Sally Lake is located at a distance of around 3 km from Roing in the Mehao Wildlife Sanctuary. Surrounded by thick forests, the lake houses several fish and attracts numerous…