Waytoindia Newsletter

Summer in India is about to bid an adieu. The usually alleviating monsoon downpours were rather distasteful this year. It is the time when all physical and mental balances need to be restored with the help of the universe’s divine cosmic energy. According to Hindu beliefs, Goddess Shakti in its different manifestations comes into force at this time to empower the earth against negative influences. And this calls for the celebrations of festivities like Navratri, Durga Puja and Dussehra.

Bid adieu to your fear of height, while enjoying a fabulous adventure holiday. Located in Maharashtra’s Thane District is one of the best-kept secrets of Western Ghats called Vihigaon Waterfall. Falling from the height of about 120 feet, the vociferous waters of the fall are fast attracting the adventure seekers. A new kind of adventure sport called canyoneering can be experienced in its most thrilling form at the waterfall.

Endorsed by UNESCO and applauded by the international folk artists, Rajasthan International Folk Festival is an exclusive celebration of folk music. The 2013 instalment of the annual festival is expected to be more spectacular than ever. The five day long festival begins on October 17 at the majestic Mehrangarh Fort of royal Jodhpur City.