Bhopal was the site of the world’s worst industrial disaster till date. The reason being that in 1984 the accidental leakage of toxic chemicals from Union Carbide factory, which released deadly fumes of Methylisocyanate gas, killed thousands of residents.

Want to know all there is to know about camels? Visit the Camel Research Centre just 8 kms away from Bikaner and get educated on camels. It is the best such institute in Asia. Visitors are allowed between 2.30 and 5.00 pm in the afternoon.

The city of Chennai is famous for a number of Hindu shrines and attracts a large number of devotees all year round.

In Chidambaram, you will find a large number of families in the gold and silver ornament making business. The art is passes on from one generation to the next. Most of the artifacts are hand-made and hence are rich in quality and artistry.

Jew Town in Mattancherry is home for the 20 odd Jews who still live in India, mostly old timers; they chose to stay on even after the creation of Israel and the immigration by most of the younger generation of Jews to the Promised Land.

Gwalior is known for its rich cultural heritage towards art and architecture. So a trip without visiting all the important sites would definitely be considered a waste.

The Salar Jung Museum is the single largest collection of art and artefacts by one person. Do not miss visiting the museum! Ramoji Film Studios is supposed to be the largest film studio in the world covering over 1600 acres.

If you're going to dine at Niros definitely try the 'Laal Maas' there! It's a great dish that will have you craving for more.

Jaisalmer Fort, Havelis and Gadsisar Lake are the places that are not to be missed out on your trip to this beautiful city. A visit to the havelis of Jaisalmer will remind you of the grandiose Rajputana culture that exudes valour, martial pride, warmth and passion.

While in Jodhpur don’t miss out on the famous Marwar Festival- for an insight in the royal yesteryears! The festival is held in the months of October and November.