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Experience Cultural Immersion with Indus Discoveries
15, April, 2024
In a world where travel has become synonymous with ticking off bucket lists and snapping Instagram-worthy pictures, there's something profoundly enriching about immersing yourself in a culture. It's not just about visiting landmarks; it's about connecting
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Discover India through the lens of Indus Discoveries. #IndusIndia
15, April, 2024
India, a land of heritage, diversity, rich history and vibrant culture, has always mesmerized travelers from around the globe with its myriad of experiences. From the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas to the serene backwaters of Kerala, each corner of th
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Heritage Trails Srinagar, Kashmir
20, July, 2021
Visitors to Srinagar, in India's Kashmir Valley, are often surprised to discover how broad the city's heritage really is. Houseboats on Dal Lake, Mughal gardens and tulips are among the first things that come to mind. Yet, this belies the fact that Kashmi
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Tiger trails of India : treasure-trove of true wilderness
09, July, 2020
Enormous diversity is the essence of India and it is ingrained in each and every characteristic of this nation. Likewise, the wildlife of India is truly unique and diverse, which is often perceived as an alluring labyrinthine of secrets and treasures –
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Kashmir- The Land Of Sufis
09, July, 2020
The spread of Islam in Kashmir by the Sufi saints has always been discussed by various scholars, academics, writers, historians and believers. The impact of Sufism on the culture of the beautiful place has been alluring and has always enhanced the beauty
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Khajuraho: A Treasure Trove of Sculptures
08, April, 2020
Immensely popular for its intricately sculptured temples, motifs and architecture, Khajuraho is inscribed as World Heritage Site by UNESCO because this ancient city has so much to offer. There are 85 original temples, which are divided into three massive
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A visit to the land of mowgli – Pench Tiger Reserve
08, April, 2020
There are 48 Tiger Reserves in India, which are home to almost 70% of tigers in the world. It might not notch up the top spot amidst other popular tiger reserves in India, like Bandhavgarh and Kanha, but the Pench Tiger Reserve holds a unique distinction,
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Top Places to visit near Bhopal
08, April, 2020
Madhya Pradesh, also known as the heart of incredible India, has so much to offer and the places to visit near Bhopal are no exception. I decided to tick them off my overflowing bucket list and headed to the centre of India. I love raw travel, so I decide
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Unveiling of Memorial to Sir Aurel Stein
19, September, 2017Indus Discoveries to install memorial stone at Mohand Marg on 14 September, 2017 Sir Aurel Stein (1862–1943) is one of the most important archeologists of the 20th century. His expeditions along the Silk Road discovered the "Caves of the Tho
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Karnataka: A Treasure in Southern India
13, February, 2017Everyone has heard of Bangalore, India’s IT hub, but few realise it is part of one of the most culturally rich and geographically diverse states in India: Karnataka. Stretching from the beaches of the Konkan Coast on the Arabian Sea to the hill stations of the Western Ghats and
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Interview with leader of Spiritual Tour in India
21, November, 2016We recently interviewed Canon Tony Fensome, a retired Anglican Priest, who has led a number of pilgrimages and tours across India, the Holy land, Turkey, Egypt, East Africa, and also Sri Lanka. Tony recently led our group tour called ‘In the Footsteps of St. Thomas’. We asked
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The UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of India
27, October, 2016Since 2008, UNESCO has been curating a list of cultural heritage practices from around the world that are intangible in nature and is also conceptualizing measures to preserve and pass on these rich heritages. Till now there are 364 cultural practices world wide that made to the
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Aoling Festival – Celebrations of the Konyak Head Hunters
22, August, 2016Tucked deep inside the forested hills of Mon in eastern Nagaland (Northeast India), lives a tribe known as Konyak Nagas. Famed in the past as a deadly head-hunting tribe of Nagaland, the Konyaks today live a peaceful life practicing terraced agriculture, drinking home brewed rice
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Manganiyars – The Virtuoso Musicians of Rajasthan
21, July, 2016Famous for their classical folk music, the Manganiyars find a special mention and inordinate respect in the folk music circuit of India. Manganiyar is a hereditary community living in the obscure villages between India and Pakistan. In the Sindh province of Pakis
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