World is full of two types of people. First are those who eat to live and the others are those who live to eat. If you belong to the latter category, this blog will be your recipe of happiness. We know you are that naughty child who keeps poking the mother while she is cooking, to add your choicest of flavours in your food. We also know your siblings hate you because you have never been fair while sharing your food. Your friends love to hang out with you because you always take them to the new restaurants that you discover and make them taste some awesome delights. If you can relate to what we have mentioned above, congratulations! You are a true foodie. While, India has such a vivid hue of cuisines, in this blog, we will let you know where all you should pay a visit in order to treat your taste-buds with the true taste of India. Have a look: Delhi: the very own Food Capital of India has a plethora of dishes crackling with numerous flavours to conquer your inner foodie. Be it the Parathe wali gali ke Parathey, Purani Dilli ki chaat, Chandani Chowk ke Daulat Ki Chaat, Odeon ke Pan, Dahi Bhalle, Golgappe, Papdi Chat, and various desserts prepared by local Halwais, everything will leave you spellbound. Delhi surely takes you to the by lanes of childhood with its taste and flavours. Goa: The party capital of India offers an array of options when it comes to food. Goa is known for its mouth-watering sea-foods, authentic fish curry and rice, vindaloo, Goan sausage and pao, sorpotel, Crab XecXec Curry, Ambot Tik Sour and Spicy, Chicken Cafreal and the famous bebinca. While, the shacks on the shore side serves some awesome Portuguese food, delicious
World is full of two types of people. First are those who eat to live and the others are those who live to eat. If you belong to the latter category, this blog will be your recipe of happiness. We know you are that naughty child who keeps poking the mother while she is cooking, to add your choicest of flavours in your food. We also know your siblings hate you because you have never been fair while sharing your
Munnar, Kerala Mist-induced, flourishing tea gardens and the spectacular spice plantation with dewdrops falling from the leaves and branches, Munnar in Monsoon is a paradise for nature lovers. The beautiful mountains partially covered in clouds while the rain rejuvenates almost everything it can touch. It’s an ideal escape if you’re looking for some quiet time in the lap of the mountains. Not being a tourist season during monsoon, you can live all of this without any chaos and of course, the off-season prices! Cherrapunjee, Meghalaya Being the second wettest place on the planet, Cherrapunjee is known to the world as it receives rains throughout the year. If you love fierce rains, then you got to visit Cherrapunjee during monsoons, the beautiful looking hills and the heart quenching scenic beauties makes for a thrill-filled monsoon trekking trip. Once you are here, go and have a look on the unique orange flower honey here and if you are the Indian tourist with an un-explainable love for tea don’t forget to enjoy the aromatic Meghalaya tea which is different to the usual Assam or Darjeeling tea. The double-decker tree bridges are an amazing experience that one must have. These can be best enjoyed in the late monsoon when the greenery is at its peak. Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu One of the most loved hilly destination in Tamil Nadu, Kodaikanal receives a moderate rainfall. Most of the time, you’ll find the clouds and the sun playing hide and seek with the mountains all day. The usual hard to bear hot climate turns quite pleasant during the monsoons with the rain-washed valleys and cloudy mountains. This is the time when this beautiful tourist destination of India is splashed with waterfalls. Coorg, Karnataka Coorg, a spectacular hill station adding to the various tourist destinations of India is
Munnar, Kerala Mist-induced, flourishing tea gardens and the spectacular spice plantation with dewdrops falling from the leaves and branches, Munnar in Monsoon is a paradise for nature lovers. The beautiful mountains partially covered in clouds while the rain rejuvenates almost everything it can touch. It’s an ideal escape if you’re looking for some quiet time in the lap of the mountains. Not being a tourist season during monsoon, you can live all of this without any chaos and of course,
