State capital and seat of government for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the Massachusetts State House is located in Beacon Hill in the neighbourhood of Boston. The building was designed by Charles Bulfinch and came into existence in Jan... View Information
Established in 1830 with the name of Boston Society of Natural History by seven men interested in natural history, the organisation came into existence for the purpose of collecting and studying natural history elements. The museum has now... View Information
With hand-crafted characters inspired by the air, sea, and land animals, the Greenway Carousel is one of its kind. The carousel features 36 seats on 14 characters designed by Boston school children. One of the most fun, safe, and affordable... View Information
Established in 1848, Boston Public Library with its 24 million volumes and electronic resources is the third-largest public library in the United States. It is also a library of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, which means all adult resid... View Information
Considered as a site of speeches and meetings, Faneuil Hall was opened in 1743 and was graced with many independent leaders. Now a part of Boston National Historical Park, the hall is often referred to as The Cradle of Liberty. Faneuil Hall... View Information
Established in 1837, the Boston Public Garden was the first public botanical garden in America. Vibrance and vividness were an essential part of the foundation of this park, with its meandering pathways and lush green scenery. Later on, the... View Information
Located near Kenmore Square, Fenway Park is a baseball ground in Boston. It has been the home of the Boston Red Sox, the city’s American League baseball team, since 1912. Fenway has been the host of the world series 11 times, with the... View Information
Besides accommodating a number of tourist spots in one place, Bidar is also known as a paradise for shoppers. The place is especially famous for its Bidri handicrafts, woodwork, silver inlaid works, and sandalwood products. Bidriware, which... View Information
The weaver’s village in Varanasi is the place that sees shopping enthusiasts from all over the world. The village produces handcrafted silk apparel. Varanasi, besides being considered as the holiest city of India, is also the hub of t... View Information
In the desert city of Bhuj, lies an art and craft village called Ajrakhpur. The place is known for its Ajrakh print (block printing on cloth) all over the world. Located at a distance of 15 kilometres from the city of Bhuj, the village sees... View Information
Believed to have been set up by Halepotra clan from Sindh, Hodka is a small village in Gujarat famous for its handicraft works. Crafts like the Meghwals, traditional leathercraft, and embroidery craftspersons have settled in the village of... View Information