Chhath is a festival devoted to the Surya, the Sun Goddess, who is considered as a mode to show gratitude to the sun for conferring the reward of life on earth.

Chhath is celebrated twice a year, once in the summers, the Chaiti Chhath, and once in the winters, called the Kartik Chhath. Chhath is a grueling ceremony, where the devotee is needed to fast for more than 24 hours without even drinking water.

Christian and Jewish people worldwide celebrate this incident of resurrection on Easter Day or Easter Sunday, which comes two days after Good Friday and this celebration now-a-days formally continue for fifty days.

Easter Bunnies and Easter eggs are a major attraction of this feast. Conventionally, Easter eggs are hard-boiled eggs tinted in dazzling red to represent the spilt Blood of Christ which is an assurance of interminable life. These eggs are broken collectively to mark the opening of the Tomb of Christ.

The three-day long Jaipur Kite Festival includes equally enthusiastic participation of children and old people.

It begins with an official unveiling of some serious kite flying fights, hundreds of school children release bunches of colorful balloons and Air Force helicopters release beautifully innovatively designed and decorated kites from the sky. The final day of the festival is observed by a prize-distribution ceremony where the winners of the Fighter-Kite Competition and Display-Kite Competition, who also are honored with a farewell dinner with the Maharaja of Jodhpur.

The Losoong festival is made special by Chaam dancing at the monasteries at Phodong, Palace, and Rumtek.

The Chaam dance symbolizes the banishment of the wicked spirits of the year and it welcomes the superior spirit of the New Year.

Until John Smith, a British Army Officer, inadvertently tripped on them during a hunting mission in 1819, the 34 caves at Ellora are carved into the walls of a basaltic mount and the 29 caves at Ajanta lying deep-seated inside the Sahyadri ranges were left masked in anonymity for more than thousand years.

Ajanta has been selected as a World Heritage Site, to be preserved as an artistic legacy and is thronged by thousands of tourists every year.

Amarkantak are really a superb blending of natural beauty and religion, like, Narmadakund and Temples, Sonemuda, Mai ki Bagiya, Kapildhara, Kabir Chabutara, Shri Jwaleshwar Mahadev, etc

. Also called “Teerthraj” or, the king of pilgrimages, the region of Amarkantak is a rare natural heritage spot.

Manchester was the world’s foremost industrialised city and played an essential role throughout the Industrial Revolution.

Two football clubs, Manchester United and Manchester City are world famous. Premier League title holder Manchester United has the largest football club fan-support in the world and Manchester City is the richest football club in the world. Places worth visiting in the city are Manchester Town Hall, Albert Square, Palace of Westminster, CIS Tower, Beetham Tower, Hilton Hotel, Piccadilly Tower, Green Building, award-winning Heaton Park.

If Delhi seems to be overcrowded, one can explore destinations like, Nainital, Bhimtal, Ranikhet, Jim Corbett National Park, Pushkar, Rishikesh, Kasauli, Hardwar, Ranthambhore and many more, which are reachable within 3-7 hours drive from New Delhi

. These getaways are an excellent combination of little bit of adventure, little elegance and old-world charm and certainly good memories for a lifetime. And of course it goes without saying that one has to go for the true experience in order to believe the vastness, enormity and natural beauty of theses places.

Goa, extremely popular among the national and international tourists for its 131 km long coastline of golden beaches and shiny white sands, glamorous and colorful birds and animals, magnificent sunsets, blue-green water, dense forests, and silver rivers gushing through the land, seats of worship, world heritage architecture, and to top it all, warm and friendly people with an affluent enriching locale excites one beyond expectations.

Goa experiences footfall by thousands of internal and international tourists every year.

Most of the places at Hampi were shaped during the 16th century under the control of Krishna Deva Raya one of the Vijaynagar kings, between 1336-1565.

Discussing about the origin of the place it can be assumed that Hampi is a location where the legendary Kishkindha was situated. In Hampi the must-see sight-stunners are Malyavanta Raghunathaswamy Temple, Virupaksha Temple, Vithala Temple Complex, Stone Chariot, House of Victory, King’s Balance, Queen’s Bath, Lotus Mahal, Pushkarini Tank, etc.