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Heavy rains cause waterlogging, uprooting of trees in parts of Kerala; red alert in 5 districtsKerala is experiencing heavy overnight rains. This has led to widespread flooding, uprooted trees, and damaged homes. Normal life is disrup...- India's magical Valley reopens again for visitors, but only for a few months. Trekking, a UNESCO site, rare flowers and Himalayan views. How to reach, nearby attractionsThe Valley of Flowers in Uttarakhand has opened its gates for tourists. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is famous for its colorful alpine b...
- 6 offbeat Himalayan treks that remain open in monsoons: Misty mountains, blooming meadows, hidden trails and moreMonsoon brings a refreshing change and calls for travel. Adventure lovers can explore several safe Himalayan treks. Markha Valley, Parang L...
- Monsoon alert for travellers: Heading to hill stations? Check's IMD rain warning for these statesMonsoon update: Southwest monsoon has arrived in Kerala, signalling the start of India's crucial four-month rainy season. Southern and west...
- Roughly 60 kms from Chennai, this lake turns pink with flamingos in summer. April is the best time to see themPulicat Lake in Tamil Nadu transforms into a spectacular pink canvas each April as flamingos descend upon the country's second-largest brac...
- Roughly 300 kms from Pune, Hyderabad: 14 offbeat destinations for an extended Good Friday weekend, offering an unforgettable experienceWith Good Friday offering a long weekend, metro dwellers in Pune and Hyderabad can escape the city's hustle. Explore offbeat destinations w...
- Anand Mahindra regrets not knowing about an amazing camping, trekking destination, just 150 km from Mumbai and PuneAnand Mahindra recently talked about a new weekend getaway destination, and it is Kokankada, a stunning cliff near Harishchandragad Fort. L...
- 8 Best Monsoon Treks in Indian National ParksLush forests, roaring waterfalls, and trails wrapped in clouds — experience nature at its most alive with these unforgettable monsoon treks.
- 9 monsoon treks that promise adventureExplore ancient forts and enjoy stunning views of waterfalls and lush landscapes on these treks:
- Anand Mahindra wants to take up Maharashtra's Kalavantin Durg challenge. Details of the trekMany Twitter users had word of encouragement for Anand Mahindra, sharing their own experiences. They said the descent from Kalavantin Durg ...
- Amer Heritage Trail, Spa holidays & hiking: Take a taste of a million local flavours of IndiaThe annual festival of Saputara Monsoon Festival is currently ongoing and shall conclude on September 9, 2019.
- Let the rains not stop you! Top 5 smart trek tricks during monsoonTake a waterproof backpack and sport a trendy raincoat.
- Triund, Ombattu Gudda & Harishchandragad: Top winter treks to try this season in IndiaEnjoy the nip in the air and make the most of this cool weather by opting for a group or solo trek.
- Chasing the rains! Head to Coorg for a enthralling monsoon expeienceCoorg offers numerous trekking and camping options like Tadiandamol and Brahmagiri.
- Break the monotony and plan these quick getaways for some reliefSometimes short vacations infuse the right kind of joy and happiness.
- Here are some much-needed tips to enjoy the perfect monsoon trekMonsoons are a great time to get out and trek up at your own pace. Burn some calories and bring back nice memories.
- Quick getaway: This monsoon, trekkers need to head to Har ki DoonFor a beginner in trekking, the Har ki Doon trek is the most recommended one in the Himalayas. Har ki Doon valley is located at the base of...
- Nepal to open trekking on Mount Everest in Sept; 4 sections damagedThe Everest base camp was slightly damaged by the earthquake and it will be opened for visitors after a minor repair of a few trekking trai...
- Quick getaway: Karjat, Jhansi, Jog FallsWith hillstations like Khandala and Lonavala getting so populated, the Mumbai weekender has had to look towards the lesser known retreats a...
- Trek through the rains in safetyET-Travel lists some tips to remember while enjoying nature in the monsoons.
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