asia
All Asia-bound travelers need some guidance before tackling the largest and most populous continent on Earth.
How to Make the Most of Your Trip to Kandy
Sri Lanka is synonymous with sandy beaches and the beauty of the ocean to most tourists who have never visited the city, but did you know that there is so much more to the country? The highlands have a charm of their own and one of the cities in the hills that you should definitely be exploring while in Sri Lanka is Kandy – the last kingdom – a plateau surrounded by verdant emerald hills. Here's how to make the most of your trip to the hill capital.
By Ayodha Ushani5 years ago in Wander
10 Must Visit Places in Sikkim For Tourists
This Sikkim tourism guide will help you to find some best destinations to visit and sightseeing in Sikkim. Sikkim is without a doubt, one of the best places in India. You can explore plenty of Sikkim tourist places in 7-10 days.
By Bhanu Pratap5 years ago in Wander
Why do Indians love Dubai?
Dubai, the most popular city of the United Arab Emirates, has always attracted tourists because of its luxury shopping malls, flamboyant buildings, plethora of amusement options and super luxury hotels. The Indian tourists especially have a special inclination and affinity towards Dubai. Most of the Indians travelers have Dubai on their bucket list. From the middle class to the highly affluent, we find all Indian tourists flocking to Dubai. Over two million Indians traveled to Dubai in 2018. So why are Indians traveling to Dubai?
By Takeoffwithme5 years ago in Wander
How to Enjoy 3 Day When in Singapore
Singapore is a true marvel to revel in when on holiday. Travelling to this destination for 3 days? Well, this is your chance to thoroughly enjoy the city and make memories. Follow this guide that will take you through the most iconic attractions Singapore has to offer on your 3-day vacation here.
By Aurora Gianna5 years ago in Wander
Real Estate Sector of South India
One of the most globally recognised sectors across the world, the real estate comprises of four major sub-sectors - retail, housing, commercial and hospitality. The growth of the real estate sector goes well with the rapid growth in the corporate environment and demand for office space.
By Indian Realty Chronicles5 years ago in Wander
Why do I live in Delhi?
I have been living in Delhi for the past 30 years. After my marriage, I shifted from Jaipur to Delhi and never looked back. But nowadays, I am often asked this question – ‘Why do you still live in Delhi?’ The question doesn’t surprise me. Delhi had been facing lots of issues recently. The traffic jams were always there, but the rising pollution levels are really a health hazard. In recent years, the city had witnessed some of the most horrific crimes against women and it is not safe to go alone at night. Recent riots in Delhi have only aggravated the situation. But I still prefer to live in Delhi. One of the major reasons is the habit. This has been my home for decades and I have become used to the city, its roads, its people, and the environment. I am not willing to adjust myself to a new city and new challenges. But there is much more which keeps me in Delhi.
By Takeoffwithme5 years ago in Wander
Tribal Tattoo from Kalinga Mountain.
When I was young, I was never fond of skin art or what they call tattoo. I thought of it as dirt on the skin and I didn't understand why people would stain their skin. I remember back then tattoo remover doesn't exist so there is no going back when you get it.
By Macey Monday5 years ago in Wander
NEPAL REOPENING FOR TOURISM: Nepal Travel Guide for 2020/2021
Looking for something fun and thrilling then your dream destination is Nepal. Nepal has plenty for everybody to be intrigued by its environmental & cultural diversity regardless of what the interests are. With COVID-19, you still wonder if travelling in Nepal is safe or not? Of course, the country has been affected, but let us remind you that,
By Hawrry Bhattarai5 years ago in Wander
Rajasthan
Overview Rajasthan invites you to the energetic lavishness of Maharajas (Indian Princes) and Mogul (Arab) Emperors! The Thar Desert where Mughal fight once occurred is home to wild and daring blade warriors known as the Rajputs. Inundate yourself in the rich mix of Rajput imagination with Mughal impact that offered ascend to Rajasthani culture and engineering.
By Wild Triumph5 years ago in Wander
