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05/08/2022

02/08/2022

HOLI 2023 IS ON THE CARDS 🎉🎊

An Iconic Royal Rajasthan your is in the making.

Limited spots available (Only 10).

Possible dates are from 28 February to 10 March.

A bucket-list trip crafted especially for people who always wanted to go on a subcontinent adventure!

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02/08/2022

SIX SENSES has arrived in INDIA🇮🇳🎉🎊

A beautiful 14th-century fort sensitively converted to become a Six Senses sanctuary of well-being.

Originally owned by a Rajasthani Royal Family.

The significant conservation effort incorporates two palaces and two temples within the walled fort.

The design of Six Senses resort in Rajasthan reinterprets the gracious and regal ambiance of a bygone era dating back 700 years.

Come and live the Maharaja Lifestyle for a day or two at Six Senses near a Tiger Reserve.

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01/08/2022

Isn't it stunning?

It's one of the secret destination in the Land of Maharajas, Rajasthan.

It's an ideal location to spend a night between Jodhpur and Udaipur.

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01/08/2022

The Taj of Jodhpur.

This structure in Jodhpur is inspired by the infamous Taj Mahal.

A must stop when you visit Jodhpur city on your Rajasthan trip.

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29/07/2022

One of our Hotel Partners in Rajasthan.

Pal Garh is more unstinting for its resplendent expanses that garner pleasure and peace of mind for the travellers.

The benevolent gateway to Rajasthan’s luxury vacations away from the city.

Pal Garh encompasses grand dining arcades, intriguing museums featuring a collection of weapons, cannons, treasuries, car models, artefacts, a swimming pool and baronial heritage rooms; each restored by keeping its original essence alive.

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24/07/2022

Ahhichatragarh Fort literally translates into ‘fort of the hooded cobra’ is situated in Nagaur. Spread over 36 acres, the fort was in a state of neglect till the 1980s.

In 1985 the fort was placed in the care of the Mehrangarh Museum Trust.

The fort has gradually been restored to its former glory with the support of four grants from the Getty Foundation, two from the UK-based Helen Hamlyn Trust and contributions from the Mehrangarh Museum Trust.

The Palaces and historic spaces display period furniture, objects and an amazing group of wall paintings.

In 2002 the Fort of Nagaur won the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Award for Culture Heritage Conservation.

It was also shortlisted for the prestigious Aga Khan Award for Architecture in 2011-2013. The Nagaur Fort hosts the World Sacred Spirit Festival every year.

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24/07/2022

Perched above the rolling waves of the Arabian Sea, tranquil Niraamaya can captivate guests for days on end.

The hotel’s culinary programme is exceptional, and the hotel customises cooking classes to showcase dishes or ingredients to please each guest.

For the real sea-to-table experience, accompany the chefs to the dock to select a fish to prepare for dinner. The team can then arrange candlelit dinner in the yoga pavilion overlooking the sea or on a secluded strip of beach.

The Niraamaya Spa alone is worth a journey, and books up well in advance. The menu of à la carte treatments has enough to please any spa enthusiast, but the ultra-devoted can join month-long retreats for maximal relaxation.

Niraamaya’s remote location is part of its appeal, but there are plenty of activities nearby for those eager to explore the best of Kerala.

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23/07/2022

Rajmahal Palace offers 13 rooms and suites and two spectacular Royal Apartments. Each room unites classic and contemporary styles, resulting in a perfect example of Indian Art Deco.

The palace has magnificent, serene gardens and a gorgeous Art Deco-style swimming pool.

The walls of the palace tell stories of Jaipur, the ‘Pink City’, and are a unique oasis for a romantic stay that exudes luxury.

Rajmahal Palace is located at the heart of UNESCO World Heritage Site — Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan.

The city holds some priceless national treasures such as Amber Fort, Hawa Mahal and City Palace.

22/07/2022

The scenic backwaters of Kerala comprise a serene stretch of lakes, canals and lagoons located parallel to the coast of the Arabian Sea.

The backwater regions of Kerala are one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world.

The tranquil backwater cruises are a once in a lifetime experience.

Alappuzha, known as the 'Venice of the East', is especially popular for its houseboat cruises where you can soak in nature at its finest form.

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22/07/2022

Kothari’s Patwa Haveli is one of the finest, oldest and the largest havelis in Jaisalmer, which is full of artistic work in each corner, be it gracefully carved pillars, façade or the balconies (Jharokhas).

Kothari’s Patwa Haveli bears expensive decorated items that were imported from various countries.

The murals and interiors have derived inspiration from the Rajputi, Mughal as well as Victorian architecture.

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15/07/2022

Varanasi is the India of your imagination. This is one of the world's oldest continually inhabited cities, and one of the holiest in Hinduism.

Pilgrims come to the Ganges here to wash away sins in the sacred waters, to cremate their loved ones, or simply to die here, hoping for liberation from the cycle of rebirth.

Most visitors agree Varanasi is magical – but not for the faint-hearted. Intimate rituals of life and death take place in public, and the sights, sounds and smells of the mazelike old town can be intense.

Still, the so-called City of Light is one of the most colorful and fascinating places on earth.

Strolling the ghats or watching sunrise from a boat on the Ganges are a highlight, and confronting the reality and ritual of death can be a powerful experience.

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15/07/2022

Kolkata, or Calcutta as it was formerly called, is the present capital of the eastern state of West Bengal and one of the most densely populated cities in India.

Kolkata became a British trading post in the last part of the 17th Century. The city that once served as the showpiece capital of the British power in India is noted for its colonial buildings including the grand Victoria Memorial.

Other important sights include the Howrah Bridge, an engineering marvel that links the city and Howrah Station, and the Indian Museum.

Gateway to eastern India and home to prominent intellectuals, the city is known for its easy pace and intellectual prowess.

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14/07/2022

India is known for its variety of different cultures and traditions.

Here in each community, it has its own distinctive identity through their standard of living, food, clothing, religion, and so on. One distinct feature in every culture that defines them is the headgear that they wear.

Every culture has created its own unique and creative headgear. Wearing a headgear adds pride to the whole attire; you can say that it, in a way, completes your look. Each of these headgears has its purpose like religious, social, decoration, protection, etc.

These headgears have a variety of styles, and these styles distinguishes the person wearing it according to their region or religion.

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13/07/2022

Stucco Art of South India.

As the tradition dictates, this stucco sculpture is not ‘signed’ by anybody neither, even though it is not that old. The sculptors knew stucco techniques for millennia. Some historians opine that the pyramids were plastered white.

The Greeks and Romans are known to have used stucco in constructions and sculptures. It must be during this period that Sangam-era Tamils learned this technique from the maritime traders.

Numerous imperial Chola period temples have their façades decorated using this technique. With the invention of Portland cement in 1843, the traditional method of making lime-based stucco was replaced by cement-based ones.

The drawback of cement stucco is that its life-span is low compared to that of plastered stucco. The first cement factory in India was established in Madras (now Chennai) in 1904, and within a decade, it became popular due to its low cost.

Since then, this sort of painted cement sculptures has been decorating the façades and premises of the new temples, standing in stark contrast to the granite and bronze sculptures that were carved to withstand for long period.

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12/07/2022

🐦Songpasserine Flycatcher, spotted perched on a tree branch in Shillong, Meghalaya.

With almost 1301 recorded species of birds, India is a paradise for all bird lovers. Be it the terrestrial birds, endemic birds or the migratory ones, India is home to all.

A large variety of landscapes and forests attract a number of foreign birds also.

Tourists can visit the top bird sanctuaries in India destinations in order to have a marvellous and unique experience.

From Kashmir to Kerala, from Gujarat to Arunachal Pradesh, there are a lot of bird sanctuaries in India to choose from.

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Birding your coming soon!

12/07/2022

Who wouldn’t be interested in a giant, crispy Indian-style crepe?

Dosa is very similar to a crepe and is a very popular street food in India. Dosa is famous for its simple ingredients, interesting flavors, and even its sweet aroma.

Love it for how easy and clean the ingredients are. It can be eaten as a snack, as breakfast, or really anytime you’re in the mood! 

Originating in southern India, Dosa has been around since the 5th century AD. It’s said that Dosa was first referenced by Chalukya King Somesvara III in Tamil literature in 1054 AD.

Like many Indian foods, Dosa has many different variations depending on region and occasion.  

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