Kings beheaded, empires crumbled, and rulers poisoned – all while clutching history’s most controversial diamond. The Kohinoor’s curse isn’t just folklore; it’s documented chaos spanning centuries across India, Persia, Afghanistan, and Britain.

I’ve uncovered five jaw-dropping betrayals that followed this gem from one bloody hand to the next. Each more devious than the last.

And the most shocking part? The first betrayal happened before the diamond even got its famous name…

Ever wonder how a 5,000-year-old civilization had plumbing better than some modern cities? While we’re struggling with WiFi dead spots, the Indus Valley people built perfect grid-pattern cities with sophisticated drainage systems that wouldn’t look out of place today.

Most history books barely scratch the surface of Indus Valley technology. But the archaeological evidence tells a different story – one of mathematical precision, engineering brilliance, and ancient innovations that challenge our understanding of human advancement.

The secrets of Indus Valley’s advanced technology reveal a civilization that was thousands of years ahead of its time. From their mysteriously standardized weights and measures to metallurgical techniques we’re still trying to understand.

What’s even more mind-blowing? The most revolutionary discoveries aren’t even in museum displays yet…

Join us for an exhilarating 2-day escape from Delhi to the legendary Jim Corbett National Park, India's oldest and most prestigious tiger reserve! This isn't just a trip; it's an immersive journey into the heart of untamed wilderness, promising thrilling encounters and unforgettable memories.

Ever wonder what happens when an East India Company resident falls for an Indian noble's granddaughter in 18th century Hyderabad? James Achilles Kirkpatrick and Khair un-Nissa's forbidden romance wasn't just scandalous—it shattered every colonial rule of the time.

Their love story, hidden beneath layers of historical erasure, reveals more than just passion across cultural divides. It exposes the complex interracial relationships during British colonial rule in India that most history books conveniently skip.

Did you know the forests that inspired Rudyard Kipling' Jungle Book were Pench and Kanha wildlife corridors in central India!
I have matched the iconic locations described in the Jungle Book to the actual locations i found in these forests.
I have also looked at the characters like Sher khan, Balu, Bagheera and map it with the fauna found here. It's a fascinating parallel.

Take a trip from Bangalore to the Nagarhole National Park along the Kabini river. Wake up to the trumpet of elephants, watch a tiger’s shadow melt into the trees, and end your trip in a serene Tibetan monastery. It isn’t just a holiday — it’s a story you’ll tell forever.

Nestled on the border of Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, Pench National Park is a forest that doesn’t just exist — it whispers, it watches, it awakens. Immortalized by Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book, this is where the spirit of the wild runs free. Just 90 km from Nagpur, this quick 2-day escape transports you into the heart of India’s untamed beauty — where every trail tells a tale, and every rustle in the bush could be Sher Khan himself.

From the toy train chugging up misty Himalayan slopes to carriages slicing through Rajasthan’s golden deserts, there are five train routes in India which deliver the kind of views that make you forget to check your phone for hours!