As soon as one enters this place, they are greeted with such bright colors that it’s a new sunrise altogether. One can find beautiful cotton skirts with mirror work, various wooden knickknacks alongwith other things. From budget friendly joothis to wall hangings, one can find it all in this one area. However you should keep in mind that a little bargaining wont harm anyone.

Running west from Hyderabad’s prime attraction Charminar, Laad Bazaar is the historic market where every corner shimmers like a twinkling star. Famous for its sparkling and colourful bangle shops, the market exhibits a glittery galore of intimate jewelry. Roam around the cramped alleys of this traditional market where some shops have been selling beautiful artsy wears enchase with crystal for almost 200 years.            

Ima Keithel, Asia’s oldest market which is solely run by women, lies in the heart of Manipur’s capital city, Imphal. With over 3000 stalls, this all women's market sells everything from beautifully waved handlooms to local produce, traditional handicrafts to daily-used groceries, and everything in between. This historic market has successfully carried Manipuri tradition from 16^th Century, and it’s still going on.

Several tourists visit the Wagah Border everyday to witness the lowering of the flags ceremony. The fact that Amritsar has a close proximity to the Wagah border, tourists are able to witness the daily military practice between the security forces of India (Border Security Force) and Pakistan (Pakistan Rangers) have jointly followed since 1959.

Varanasi is famous for silk-sarees, gold and silver brocades, and other items such as brass-ware, copper-ware, wooden and clay toys and antique designs of heavy gold jewelery. Best known places are: Chowk, Gyan Vapi, Vishwanath Gali, Thatheri Bazar, and Dashswamedh Gali.

The most exciting way to look through the Gulmarg's astounding beauty is throughout the Gondola ride. The Gondola ride gives a panoramic view of the Himalayas as it keeps ascending higher and higher towards the Apharwat Mountain.

The Gulmarg Golf Club, is one of the most happening places in the city and the country. It has 18 holes stretching over 7505 yards and when coupled with the elevated tees, it puts some serious golfing abilities to test. Also, the Gulmarg Golf Club is the highest green course in the country.

One of the most exciting things at the Shimla’s Lakkar Bazaar to do is buy the authentic woolen apparels. One can also look for artefacts, pashmina shawls, woolens and handicrafts for the loved ones. Their famous delicacy is dry fruits and the "Kullu Shawls".

What is Manali without rolling down a hill with a huge transparent plastic? Solang valley is the chosen place for this adventurous sport and don’t you worry, they have instructors to run alongside too.

River rafting in Rishikesh is already very popular but, rafting in Manali is one of a kind. You ask why? Try rafting among the icy cold waters of the river Beas while there are continuous rapids. Best time for the sport is June.

The famous Cham dance is widely popular among Tibetan culture. The dance is accompanied with music played by monks using traditional Tibetan instruments. Watching llams performing the cham dance is not only satisfying to eyes but in the Tibetan culture, it is also considered as a form of meditation and offering to Gods.

This place doesn’t require an introduction. One could sip a hot tea, sitting at a height of 18,380 feet and see the wide panoramic angle of the world beneath. Since the café displays the history of Maggi here, you would definitely find that on their menu.

The Planetarium hosts shows daily in many different languages which draws in many people. It also houses a lot of equipments which can be used for star gazing at night.

It is the largest urban park in the city. It was the parade ground for British. Now one can go for picnics, play football etcetera.

If you carry a book or your favourite music with you, this ride will be magical . You can also watch the Howrah Bridge.