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 Kashmir is a flourishing land, whether it is green pastures with grazing sheep and cattle in the summer or the lovely splendour of falling maple leaves in the fall. But there is something more special that awaits the traveller in winter. Offbeat locales, untouched by tourism, quaint hamlets and blankets of thick snow invite you to a wondrous wonderland in this fascinating valley! One is spoilt for choice when it comes to Kashmir. There is a long list but we bring to you the most offbeat out of them all for a perfect holiday sans the crowds and touristy things. A memorable winter vacation is what we guarantee with the undiscovered places and ultimate solitude and serenity. Here is a list of the places that deserve to be on your Kashmir winter itinerary.  1.Aru Valley Situated in the Anantnag district of Kashmir lies a beautiful valley boasting clear blue skies, impossibly beautiful meadows and the meandering Lidder river that will simply make you fall in love with the place. A...

 Discovering Delhi's ancient landmarks allows you to get a sense of the historical legacies of the civilizations that have shaped India. Every historical location in Delhi, from majestic forts to ancient ruins, is distinct and a reflection of the rich cultural legacy of our nation. Without further ado, let's quickly review the top 9 historical sites in Delhi that you should not miss. 1.Qutub Complex You are going to see an architectural wonder of antiquity when you visit Qutub Minar. Part of the enormous Qutub complex, it's a tower with a distinctive look. It serves as a reminder of the past of India and the blending of various artistic and cultural traditions. When visiting Delhi, this specific historical site ought to be at the top of your agenda.Qutub Minar, the world's tallest brick tower at 72.5 metres, is also recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The founder of the Delhi Sultanate, Qutb-ud-din Aibak, started work on the construction of Qutub Minar in 1192. ...