eco-tourism India

Carried away by the aesthetics of Bannerghatta National Park and its surroundings, these three friends decided to build their eco-friendly homes near the park, leaving city life behind.

Many communities in India live in harmony with wildlife, driven by tradition, spirituality, and deep-rooted respect for nature. These stories prove that peaceful coexistence isn’t just possible — it’s already a lived reality.

Tired of the usual park picnics? These 8 spots across India offer so much more—think catching trout in Himachal, picking pineapples in Manipur, or floating through Kerala’s backwaters with snacks in hand. Perfect for families, these escapes turn a simple meal into a memory you’ll all carry home.

Every monsoon, India’s landscapes come alive with rare wildflowers like Neelakurinji and Brahma Kamal. These fleeting blooms do more than dazzle — they feed bees, protect soil, and hold centuries of cultural meaning.

Skip the overcrowded hill stations this summer and explore six of India’s most refreshing hidden gems, from the snow-draped peaks of Munsiyari to the forested calm of Dhanachuli. Enjoy cool climates, serene landscapes, and a side of India untouched by mass tourism.