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Resembling a thumbprint, this is actually the aerial picture of a tea plantation in Munnar, Kerala.
If you haven’t been to the World's Tallest Statue yet, here is a glimpse of a comparison of a human and the toe of the "Statue Of Unity", located in India.
India’s astonishing architecture in the frame, featuring the National Fisheries Development Board, situated in Hyderabad and the Snake-shaped temple in Telangana!
A glimpse of India’s scenic routes, including a picturesque train trip on the famous Pamban bridge before Rameswaram and the scenic Tirunelveli-Kanyakumari Highway.
Built during the rule of the Chola dynasty in the region, Srirangam Temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu; this beautiful temple is one of the major Hindu religious sites in India.
Mimicking a magical land, the Hanging Bridge in Boleng, Arunachal Pradesh is a man-made bridge that adds an enchanting depth to the scenic land of Arunachal Pradesh.
Located in the Raigad district of Maharashtra, Janjira Fort’s history dates back to the 17th century as a formidable fort that has never been conquered by the outer forces.
This image captures the majestic black panther roaming in the jungles of Kabini, India.
An interesting bookshop in India that doesn’t need a nameplate to know it’s a bookshop.
India is probably the only country where you can see a Lamborghini riding on a road with a flock of Buffaloes.
Say it's an ancient marvel or a gift from the era of kings, the step well located in Rajasthan, India, is a must-visit site for every visitor to India.
The Kalavantin Durg trekking is considered to be one of the most challenging ones in the Western Ghats, India.
The image captures two distinct shades at Khidirpur train station, Kolkata.
The stunning Lonar Lake Buldhana district, Maharashtra is a saline soda lake created by a meteor impact during the Pleistocene Epoch.
The floating houses in Alleppey, Kerala, India.
Framing the dazzling beauty of colourful houses in Shimla, India!
A visual that seems not from India, is actually located at the Puga Valley in Ladakh, India.