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1 – BURJ AL ARAB Burj al arab  is the one and only 7star hotel in the world. It is also the world’s third tallest hotel, standing 321meter high. It is located on its own artificial island on the Jumeirah coastline. Burj al Arab was remained as a Symbol of Dubai for so many years and still is the one of the most expensive hotel in the world. Even with so many new and amazing hotels are now opened in Dubai Burj Al Arab still stands out of the league among all the  Dubai Hotels . 2 – BURJ KHALIFA With 829.8meter length  Burj Khalifa is currently the tallest building  in the world. The observation deck on the 124th floor is worth visiting as it gives a spectacular view of the city. Observation Deck Entry charges for Adults are 125AED but immediate entry is 400AED, 95AED for children between 4-12 and free for children under age of four. Its a must visit place in Dubai. 3 – JUMEIRAH MOSQUE Jumeirah mosque as shows from the name is situated in the Jumeirah District. Jume

If you haven't been able to figure out a trip down south, thinking there isn't a lot to do, this article is just the wake up call you need. Because no, Goa doesn't count as a trip to the South. There's SO much more that South India has to offer. Take a look at these stunning places that are still fairly unexplored.   1. Gandikota 4.BP.BLOGSPOT.COM A small village located right on the bank of the river Pennar in the Kadapa district of Andhra Pradesh, Gandikota is also known as the Grand Canyon of India. Getting there might be a bit of an adventure, but once you're inside the place, there are no means of transportation. Thank god for that. One really needs to spend time enjoying what Gandikota has to offer. There is a great downhill trek through the canyon leading to the riverbed. The closest railway station is 26 kms away at Muddanuru in Cuddapa district. The nearest place to take a bus ride would be Jammalamadugu (nearest town) Old Bus Stand (Gandhi Stat

With the monsoon picking up pace, most people plan to curl up in their bed with a good book and a hot steaming cup of coffee; cringing at the mere thought of  traveling in the rains.  But for most wanderlust bitten travellers like us, here are some amazing  places to visit in July  and check off your travel list. What’s more, most  places in India  have incredibly slashed prices in monsoons! 1. Shillong, Meghalaya Bara Pani, Shillong ( Source ) Known as the “Scotland of the East” because of the rolling hills and peaks around the town,  Shillong  during monsoons  is a great place to be visited as it sees plenty of rainfall and less of tourists which makes it a perfect time to visit. The lush misty hills, high waterfalls and brimming lakes are a must see and the fact that it situated far away from the bustling city has made it retain its charm. 2. Orchha, Madhya Pradesh Orchha Palace ( Source ) The city of historic palaces and temples nestled between forests and veget