Meghalaya is set to shine on the global tourism map with the world’s first Rain Museum in Mawsynram—the wettest place on Earth. With immersive rain experiences, traditional Khasi culture, and a modern research center, this ₹35 crore project aims to transform rainfall into an unforgettable attraction.
In the interest of public safety, the District Magistrate of North Goa has issued a prohibition order banning swimming, bathing, or entering waterfalls, rivers, lakes, ponds, abandoned quarries, and similar natural water bodies within the district. The directive is effective immediately and aims to prevent accidents and drowning incidents, especially during the monsoon season.
In a triumph of grit and glory, Sandesh Pednekar from Chapora, Goa, has successfully summited Mount Elbrus (5,642 m) — the highest mountain in Europe. His journey from coastal Goa to the icy crown of the Caucasus stands as a beacon of determination, discipline, and dreams realised.
In a boost to eco-tourism and adventure travel, Maharashtra has unveiled its first-ever glass skywalk, perched over the scenic Napne Waterfall in Sindhudurg. The structure offers breathtaking panoramic views of the lush green landscape and cascading falls, bringing a thrilling experience for nature and travel enthusiasts.
In a major diplomatic and travel development, India has officially resumed issuing tourist visas to Chinese nationals after a five-year suspension. The move signals a thaw in bilateral ties and is expected to boost tourism, business travel, and people-to-people exchanges between the two Asian giants.
