Posted on Jan 23, 2024 in Travel
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Sometimes, the simplest things are the most amusing. The architectural and cultural monuments of Sawai Jai Singh II’s reign are marvels so jaw-dropping that even UNESCO has recognized them as World Heritage Sites. The pink city, Jaipur, the first developed city of India, was designed 300 years ago by one of the greatest rulers, Sawai …
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If you’re looking for an enthralling getaway, look no further than Amrabad Tiger Reserve! Situated 150 km from Hyderabad, it is a tranquil reserve home to tigers, providing gorgeous views in safari jeeps and exciting treks. The Forest Department of Amrabad conducts the Safari with the help of Chenchus, the tribal community in the area. …
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Nestled in the heart of the Pink City, Jaipur, Jantar Mantar stands as a testament to India’s rich astronomical heritage. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a collection of architectural and astronomical marvels that have amazed visitors for centuries. It is also a great place to learn about astronomy and its influence on Indian culture. …
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We need to save animals and the environment. Our world is slowly falling apart, with animals dying and deforestation rampant. However, Amrabad Tiger Reserve (ATR) is actively working against all these problems. You can learn about the biodiversity and its preservation at Amrabad Tiger Reserve while having a lot of fun amidst breathtaking views and …
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Ranthambore is one of the biggest habitats of nature’s most ferocious predator. There are wildlife reserves all over the world where wildlife lovers can see majestic and ferocious tigers throughout the year. One such national park to visit in India is the Ranthambore National Park, with an area of 1334 sq. km. The park is …
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For our school trip, we visited Jim Corbett National Park, where we encountered loads of unique and interesting animals. Next, we travelled to Nainital, which was very cold but offered amazing views, scenery, and, most importantly, a variety of activities. In Jim Corbett, our day started at 6:30 with a safari adventure. We split into …
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In the following blog, I aim to convey messages inspired by two great leaders, Gandhi-ji and Vallabhbhai Patel, through the statues erected in their honor. Gujarat, a land that bears witness to the wisdom of Gandhi and Patel, also carries the historical weight of the 2002 riots. Two significant places on this soil are the …
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The highlight of our trip to Amritsar was our visit to the Wagah Border. Despite our exhaustion from travelling, the encouragement from our teachers and Edterra Edventures team fueled us for this destination. Indian Independence Act of 1947, passed by the British Parliament on July 15, 1947, stipulated the partition of India into two sovereign …
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Bangalore, the capital of Karnataka, stands as a thriving hub for innovation. What sets this city apart is its emphasis on nature, evident in the numerous green parks it hosts. In this blog, we will delve into the significance of nature within the city, with a special focus on Lal Bagh Gardens. Nature and innovation …
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Upon reaching Jim Corbett, the biting cold had us shivering, and we found ourselves vigorously rubbing our hands for warmth. Surprisingly, despite the chilly weather, it turned out to be one of the most exhilarating adrenaline rushes we had ever experienced. The area exuded a profound tranquility that added to the overall sense of awe …
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