Waytoindia Newsletter

Representing uniqueness which India offers in its vast expanse, Pushkar Camel Fair is a grand spectacle on the golden canvas of Rajasthan. Though a livestock trading event, the fair extends its celebrations through sports competitions, traditional games, folk music and dances, religious rituals and craft fairs. Plan your attendance at this heart-warming occasion and secure some unforgettable memories for the whole life.

Located near the popular tourist valleys of Kullu-Manali, Malana continues to be a mystery that will surprise you once it unfolds. The tiny Himalayan village is difficult to explore, first because of a strenuous climb of more than 3 km. and also because of the reserved nature of the local inhabitants. But, if you manage to visit the place, feel proud to be at the world’s oldest democracy.

Recently designated as world’s number one tourism spot for 2014 by Lonely Planet, the northeast Indian state of Sikkim is in high spirits with the success of responsible tourism campaign. November celebrates the World Responsible Tourism Day and there is no more suitable place than Sikkim to watch India’ contribution towards the growing trend. Here are some underlying aspects that attract the domestic and international tourists to the region.