In India, temples are often seen as places of universal worship. However, some temples are unique because they welcome only women.

Vali, the mighty king of the Vanaras (monkey-like beings) in the Ramayana, is not your typical hero.

River Kaveri also referred to as Ponni, is an Indian river that usually flows in a south-eastern route across Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

Bhimashankar temple is an old shrine found in the Sahyadri hills in Maharashtra.

Goddess Durga – the epitome of “Shakti” or “Power” is the most powerful goddess among all.

According to Brahma Vaivatra Purana, once, Lord Indra wished to boast about his merits. And hence, he decided to build a celestial palace that suits his stature.

Pushkar Mela (fair) is one of the popular events in India, which is more of a cultural symbol than just a mere fair.

Kamandala Ganesha Temple is a Hindu shrine situated amidst the scenic village of Kasave, Koppa.

Vastu Shastra is a long-established Hindu system of architecture that precisely means “Science of Architecture.”

Lemon is popularly known as an Ayurvedic element for its medicinal properties and benefits in curing common diseases.