Chennai – formerly known as Madras – is nestled in the Southeastern coast of India, towards the North of Tamil Nadu State. It is the fourth largest city of India and is also the capital of Tamil Nadu, founded in the year 1639. It’s a city that boasts of countless attractions from historical to cultural, religious to architectural wonders. Since most of the attractions are sporadically spread, it is more convenient to board a train …
Considered the fourth most popular state to visit in India, the state of Karnataka has a wide plethora of attractions to satisfy the ardent traveler. From ancient temples and palaces, golden sun kissed beaches to mist capped mountain tops. Some would even venture to say that Karnataka embodies India what with its vibrant diversity of things to experience. Recently the Karnataka Tourism Board released a promotional ad which i thought perfectly encompassed what the state was …
The bustling industrial city of Bangalore is the third largest city in India and the capital of the State of Karnataka. Originally a simple mud brick fort, it evolved during British rule into the Bangalore Cantonment. Today it is a mainstay to many industrial sectors, of which IT is the most popular. It is considered the Silicone Valley of India due to the high concentration of tech based firms including cutting edge industries such as …
