India by Car and Driver

  When we are young, we are wild and free, thus traveling to many places away from home one or the other time seems a great idea and it is, believe me, reading travel blogs also makes me travel to these places on a getaway. Moving on, when we as India by Car and Driver talk about India, the entire country offers many places for young people to have fun. But you can’t travel one country completely in one Indian tour , so here’s a list of the top 5 locations to start with. Top 5 places for young people in India You must find the opportunity to travel to these destinations in India when you are young. If not young, 39 at max. Mahabalipuram: Heaven of art and architecture The elegance and bravery of the Mahabalipuram can be obtained and understood from the name locals generally call it, Mamallapuram, which means “city of Great Power.” This city was one among the wealthiest ruled by kings who constructed this place with gold, silver, and jewelry. The admirable work by the Pallav

  These days most of us lean towards packing our selfie-sticks first than our toothpaste (well, I don’t), and why not? Who else will be more excited than you to take your picture? Called the city of lakes, Udaipur that belongs to Rajasthan has more than enough scenic spots to give a selfie rage to the inner selfie-person in you. India By Car and Driver brings you a collection of 5 of the most exciting selfie spots in the city. Take unlimited selfies at these destinations in Udaipur As India By Car and Driver, we hope that you take as many selfies as you can at these locations and get many likes, shares, comments, and we don’t know what else is on your social media accounts. Good luck. Sajjan Garh Fort Fenced by the Aravali Hills, a ride to The Monsoon Palace will take you on a stopover to the hills. When you visit here, don’t forget to go to the Biological Park nearby. ●        With the Pichola and Fateh Sagar lakes in sight, and the Aravali hills giving you the perfect ba

  The royalty and hospitality of Rajasthan leave your jaw dropped for various reasons. Rajasthan is well-known for grand palaces, forts, deserts, and blending yourself with the cultural trend. Alongside all these beautiful things, this state offers prosperous wildlife that is preserved in many conservation reserves. Welcome to this post, where India By Car and Driver takes you on a list of the five best places in Rajasthan to explore its diverse wildlife. Put your adventure mode on, and let’s begin From growling tigers of Ranthambore National Park to human-friendly leopards in Jawai, a Rajasthan wildlife tour has it all to ignite the wildlife lover within you. Ranthambore National Park We are proud to tell you that the Ranthambore National Park is counted as one of the most visited Indian forest reserves, props to its beautiful tigers that you can spot in natural habitats. Earlier, it was a significant hunting ground for the Rajasthani kings, but it is now a part of the Proje