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In a bid to promote adventure tourism in the Himalayan state, the tourism department has decided to waive off fees charged from Indian mountaineers. T

The Uttarakhands tourism department has waived fees previously imposed on Indian mountaineers to boost adventure tourism. For mountaineers up to 7,000m, fees have been removed for Indians, while foreign nationals will continue to pay Rs 20,000. Mountaineers above 7,001 m will no longer have to pay a Rs 6,000 fee for Indian nationals, with foreign nationals paying Rs 40,000.

Having strong ties to home is the most frequently given reason why people continue to stay in Himalayan villages facing the impacts of climate change.

To showcase and promote the rich cultural tradition of fairs and festivals of the

Delhi has not made any watertight commitments to Washington so far but increasing hostility towards China in the US fuels an assumption that India will help it fight against China

Delhi has not made any watertight commitments to Washington so far but increasing hostility towards China in the US fuels an assumption that India will help it fight against China

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More often than not, we remember the ones who make it back from world’s highest peak Mount Everest but seldom those who are not returned by the fickle-minded majestic peak

Unveiling the Biodiversity of Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary, Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary is a nature reserve in Uttarakhand covering an area of 45 sq km. Established in 1988 for conserving the rich biodiversity of the region, it boasts a remarkable variety of flora and fauna with ov

Helping to make these walks special? The chance to stay in traditional farmhouses leased from the owners and transformed into sumptuous cocoons.