When you’re in Amritsar, walk through the narrow lanes – an untouched part of the bustling city and you will be spoilt for choice. Apart from the well-known phulakari and jutti stores, it is also popular for its aam papad, dry fruit spots, fresh fruit carts and papad – waadiyan wale. But that’s not all….
Tag: India Tourism
Unwind in the lap of nature at this colonial-era heritage hotel
Situated in the misty hills of Ooty since 1829, the Savoy is a colonial-era heritage hotel spread over 6 acres of landscaped gardens. Oozing old world charm, this English-style property is the perfect place to destress, connect with nature and escape into the days of the bygone era. Made up of 40 charming rooms or…
Chinese Fishing Nets, Kochi, India
When you think about Kochi, the first image that conjures up in the mind is that of the Chinese fishing nets. Also known as ‘Cheenavala’ in Malayalam, these nets are over 500 years old and were first introduced by Chinese emperor Zheng He. Located at Fort Kochi, these cantilevered fishing accessories have over the years…
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