In 1823, Captain Robinson of the Hyderabad Regiment decided to develop a tourist attraction in the region that could remind them of their homeland in England. Initially, the sanctuary was called Keechakadara Wildlife Sanctuary as it was believed to be the exact spot where Bhima, one of the five Pandavas killed Keechaka. The place was later renamed and now serves as a hiking and adventure spot. Also, if you have an affinity for taking photographs, make sure you pack your gear before you head towards this place.
Veeranpuzha Beach (Ernakulam – Kerala – India)
Veeranpuzha is a lake in Kochi, Kerala, India. It is the northern extension of Vembanad Lake.

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Wadwal Nagnath Bet Hill is a popular destination situated almost 40kms from Latur. Apart from a picturesque view, it is also known for hou...
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Located at a distance of 55 kms from Kolhapur, Gaganbawada is a town on the Western Ghats or the Sahyadris. The hilly town is undeveloped ...
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Bhadrawati Jain Temple a Historic Jain temple is located at a distance of 27 kms from Chandrapur. The temple is dedicated to 23rd Jain Tir...