Author:
Bradley Yandell
10 Experiences in South India
A typical south India tour is a kaleidoscope of magnificent places of worship, forts and palaces, breathtaking hill stations, dense forests and abundant beaches, which together present a feast for all your senses. An India travel destination typically leaves you awestruck by the sheer magnificence at display, while at the same time it provides a deep calm that drains out all ...
Hiking in the Himalayan Countryside
Discover beautiful landscapes and exotic wildlife in the Himalayan Countryside. See the towering Himalayas, visit the south bank of the mighty Brahmaputra river and prepare to be enchanted by the Kaziranga National Park and its famous inhabitants - the endangered Indian rhinoceros. At the western end of the massive mountain ranges lies a jewel called Darjeeling - a ...
Mozambique Moments: Ibo Island Festival
Every year, Ibo Island in the Quirimbas Archipelago of Northern Mozambique comes alive with celebrations for Mozambique’s independence, focusing around the island’s rich traditions and family.
As one of the oldest settlements in Mozambique, the history of Ibo Island goes back to a time when slaves, gold and ivory were traded by Arab merchants. The Portuguese ...
Learn About the Local Dance Traditions of India
During a visit to India, you’ll notice the different dance traditions from region to region. What are the differences between them and where do they stem from? Here’s Enchanting Travels’ lowdown.
Classical dance was first documented in about 400 BC when the ancient Indian text, the Natya Shastra of Bharata Muni, detailed all the performing arts of ...
Novel Culture in Sri Lanka at Galle Literary Festival
Fancy taking some time out with a good read? Soak up some culture in January 2018 within the history city of Galle at the annual Galle Literary Festival during your custom trip to Sri Lanka. Here is a little insight from our very own Enchanter Suraj Somaiah during his Sri Lanka tour this year.
Galle Literary Festival has become one of the ...
