Disom Explorer

  North India Amritsar — Golden Temple & Wagah Border, Punjab Varanasi — Dev Deepawali & Ganga Ghats, Uttar Pradesh Ayodhya — Ram Mandir & Saryu River Agra — Taj Mahal & Agra Fort Jaipur — Pink City & Amber Fort Pushkar — Pushkar Camel Fair Jaisalmer — Golden Fort & Thar Desert Udaipur — City of Lakes Jodhpur — Blue City & Mehrangarh Fort Ranthambore National Park — Tiger Safari Jim Corbett National Park — Wildlife & Forest Safari Rishikesh — Ganga Aarti & Adventure Mussoorie — Queen of the Hills Nainital — Lake District Dharamshala and McLeod Ganj — Himalayan Views & Monasteries West and Central India Rann of Kutch — White Desert & Rann Utsav Bhuj — Kutch Heritage & Handicrafts Dholavira — Ancient Harappan City Gir National Park — Asiatic Lion Safari Ujjain — Mahakaleshwar Temple Khajuraho — UNESCO Heritage Temples Orchha — Royal Palaces & Cenotaphs Kanha National Park — Tiger Reserve Bandhavgarh National Park — Tiger Safari Pach...

  Introduction: Discover India's Tropical Island Paradise Imagine walking along a beach of soft white sand, watching turquoise water sparkle beneath the tropical sun, exploring a historic colonial-era prison and discovering colourful marine life beneath the sea. Welcome to the Andaman & Nicobar Islands, one of India's most distinctive island destinations. Located in the Bay of Bengal, this Union Territory is known for its forested islands, coral ecosystems, beautiful coastlines, maritime history and unique communities. For most holidaymakers, the main destinations are the Andaman Islands, particularly Sri Vijaya Puram, Swaraj Dweep and Shaheed Dweep. The islands offer something for different types of travellers: couples can enjoy peaceful coastal scenery, families can explore museums and beaches, adventure lovers can try authorised scuba-diving experiences, and history enthusiasts can learn about India's freedom struggle at Cellular Jail. October generally marks the beg...

  To ride through all 30 districts of Odisha in 30 days is an ambitious "one-district-per-day" challenge. Since many districts are geographically small or adjacent, the most efficient route is a Circular Loop starting and ending in the capital, Bhubaneswar. This route covers approximately 2,800 km to 3,200 km depending on the detours you take for specific sightseeing spots. 30-Day Itinerary Day 1-5 (The East): Start in Khordha (Bhubaneswar). Ride to Puri (Konark). Head north through Jagatsinghpur (Paradip) and Kendrapara (Bhitarkanika). Move to Bhadrak and reach Balasore . Day 6-10 (The North): Enter Mayurbhanj (Baripada/Similipal). Ride west to Keonjhar (Waterfalls). Loop back through Jajpur (Biraja Temple) to Dhenkanal (Kapilash) and Angul (Satkosia). Day 11-15 (The North-West): Ride to Sundargarh (Rourkela). Move south through Jharsuguda to Deogarh (Pradhanpat Falls). Reach Sambalpur (Hirakud) and Bargarh (Debrigarh). Day 16-20 (The West): Travel throu...