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

Located in the Kutch district of Gujarat, Khavda is a small village lying on the west side of Paccham Island in the Great Rann of Kutch. It belonged to the Raos of Kutch state. The village has an interesting story behind it. On the birth of... View Information

Located near Puri, Raghurajpur is a heritage crafts village known for its Pattachitra paintings and other forms of art like leaf and stone engravings. The place is also famous for the paie mache and Gotipua folk dance, which is a predecesso... View Information

Shilpgram which is located at a distance of 3 Km from Udaipur city. It is spread around 70 acres of land of breathtaking landscape. Surrounded by the Aravali ranges, Shilpgram makes an exceptional and peculiar spot in the lap of nature. Bes... View Information

Sualkuchi is situated on the north side of Brahmaputra in the State of Assam. It is also known as Manchester of Assam due to the large number of cottage industry active in handloom. Assam produces a very unique kind of Silks, Known as Muga... View Information

Naukuchiatal is a small picturesque town situated under the shades of nature. The village is especially famous for its nine cornered lake which expands up to 1 kilometer in length and 40 meters in depth.  Located at some distance from... View Information

Sariyatal is an artificial lake constructed primarily for tourist attraction and located near Kaladhungi. The lake offers many leisure activities such as paddling and water sports. Sariyatal is also famous for the Himalayan Botanical Garden... View Information

Khurpatal lake is one of the best scenic locations in Nainital with a peaceful environment. Located around 10 kilometers away from Nainital, Khruptal houses a lake surrounded by lofty pines and old cedar trees, all of which collectively off... View Information

Mukteshwar is a small town situated around 50 kilometers from Nainital. The city derives its name from the belief that Lord Shiva defeated a demon here and gave him Mukti or salvation. The city also accommodates a 350-year-old temple called... View Information

Located at a distance of 19 kilometres from Naukuchiatal and residing at 1375 meters above sea level, Bhimtal Lake is one of the most significant points of tourism in Bhimtal.  The place has a legend attached to it. It is believed tha... View Information

Sattal is an interconnected cluster of seven water bodies located in the Nainital district of the Kumaon region. Situated at an altitude of 1370 meters above the sea, Sattal lake offers a scenic view of nature. The group of lakes comes toge... View Information

One of the shrines of Nainital which sees thousands of devotees every year, Pashan Devi temple accommodates one of the nine representations of Goddess Durga. The temple is built with stones including the statue of the goddess. The temple is... View Information