India is a country of myriad natural wonders, from waterfalls and lakes to backwater destinations, it offers a unique blend ...

India, famous as a cultural capital, is Kolkata Heritage, all with lively city life. Camping outside in the beautiful places, ...

From Ranthambore’s history to Sundarbans’ boat safaris, India’s tiger reserves promise an unforgettable adventure.

If you are a nature lover and want to feel the thrill of a jungle safari, then there are many wonderful and safe forests in India where you can enjoy wildlife, dense forests, beautiful rivers, and ...

Once the lifeline of river travel, launches are now losing passengers to faster road transport. As the Padma Bridge reshapes Bangladesh’s travel landscape, the once-thriving Dhaka-Barishal launch rout ...

The Sundarbans, recognized as the largest mangrove ... Visitors can experience this natural wonder through boat rides, especially during the post-monsoon season when the river is at its fullest.

Enumeration exercise estimated Bengal's Ganetic dolphin population at 815, it also estimated 108 Irrawaddy dolphins in the Sunderbans ...

There would be no need for boats. Instead, the barrier would be placed diagonally, using naturally occurring currents to guide debris into a ‘sweeping system’ at the water’s edge. Sekhar’s contraption ...

It is situated in the Western Ghats, where visitors can club boat safaris with tigers which are sometimes ... Tigers are commonly seen in the Mukki and Kisli zones. In Sundarbans, a mangrove forest, ...

Famous for its dense mangrove forests, Sundarbans is home to the elusive Spotted Deer ... also known as Barking Deer. Visitors can take boat rides on the lake to see deer grazing along the banks.