Experience India's Culture Heritage through Slow travel

“ Journey of Reflection: Walk with me to experience the Calmness of Slow Travel”…Jvala Pause and ponder to the destinations of unhurried magic. Imagine you are traveling to an unknown, rare destination but you have an exclusive person hosting you – who may be a traditional dancer, a culture expert, a healing person, and a native of the soil, walking with you, in the pathways, in quaint streets, having meaningful conversations… Imagine if you can interact with locals, opening up to you for who you are rather than a visiting tourist… Would such an immersive travel be a delight!?  In a world that propels us forward at a relentless pace, there is a growing, enchanting movement that invites us to pause, breathe, and truly experience our life and journey. Let me take you through – Slow Travel. Traveling slow is not merely about reaching a destination; it’s about embracing the voyage, immersing in regional culture, and enlivening every trip. Slow Travel Meaning:   In the cap...

Do Khajuraho temples contain illustrations of Kamasutra? Is it really true that this was a place for free love? Let us be done with all the misconceptions and uncomfortable questions related to sculptures of Khajuraho temples. Let us (unlearn to) learn the true legacy of the Khajuraho group of monuments. What is cultural heritage? In the evolution of Nature, mankind is considered Nature’s most perfect creation. The reason is: man is the only sentient being who can feel the wonders and beauty of Nature and can also express it variedly. The interaction of mankind with Nature has been recorded as a cultural heritage – man-made and natural. Among the man-made, the earliest is that of the cave paintings. In India, the Bhimbetka in MP is among the oldest and has been declared by s a World Heritage site. The Archeological Survey of India (ASI) has confirmed continuous human settlements here from Stone Age through the late Mesolithic age to 2 Century BCE. Cave art is considered as the ear...