Chambal

Every winter, India’s skies and wetlands come alive with migratory birds like flamingos, cranes, and storks. From Rajasthan’s salt lakes to Odisha’s coastal lagoons, discover 10 breathtaking spots where these travellers find their winter home.

Along the Chambal river, over 1,500 baby gharials have hatched due to consistent conservation efforts, marking a comeback of one of India’s most endangered reptiles.

In May 2016, there were 6 lakh people in the district who defecated in the open. Incredibly, it took just a year for all villages to become ODF.

Ashwani Parashar, an MBBS student from Dholpur, is trying to bring to light the plight of the remote village of Rajghat in the hope of making way for development.

Abhinav Chandel left his job and decided to dedicate all his time to his two passions -- travel and photography. Today, after four years, he is a successful full-time traveller who has found the perfect balance between work and passion.

Breathtaking sunrises, picturesque villages and incredible landscapes make India's Thar desert a unique vacation destination. From the sand dunes of Khuri to the grandeur of Bundi, there are many little know spots in Rajasthan that offer a travel experience way beyond ordinary.

The gharial is endemic to the Indian subcontinent. Since the late 1970s, efforts have been on in the country to conserve and rehabilitate this critically endangered fish-eating crocodile.

The ex-dacoits have been roped in by Shree Kalpataru Sansthan to appeal to masses regarding environmental protection.