MICEcafe Journey

  Siberia, a major region in Russia which is renowned for its vast area, remoteness, extreme cold and untamed wilderness, is what generally comes to head when Siberia is mentioned. Yet, beyond its icy reputation,  Siberia  is a land of vivid culture, deep traditions and impressive natural wonders. Regardless of whether you’re an  adventure seeker  or a traveler looking to experience something new, history buff or history hater, Siberia has a great many unforgettable sights and festivals for you. Festivals of Siberia Though Siberia is a region plagued by a harsh climate, the land is fertile ground for the lively festivals of its people and indigenous cultures. Maslenitsa  or Butter Week is one of the most famous festivals. This is an  ancient Slavic festival  held in late February or early March when winter ends and spring begins. Blini (pancakes), traditional games, folk performances, and burning of straw effigies symbolizing the end of winter are...

  Allahabad or as it is now called, Prayagraj is a city which is a beautiful mesh of history and spirituality. It remains a sacred ground where the three sacred rivers Ganga, Yamuna and the mystic Saraswati meet. Rich in history, it’s one of India’s most ancient cities with an extraordinary mix of religious fervor, historical monuments, local culture and religious fervor. No matter if you are a spiritual seeker who wishes to absorb yourself in sacred rituals or a history enthusiast all set to spend some time exploring grand forts and museums, Prayagraj has something for both! The city’s soul is perhaps best encapsulated by the famous Triveni Sangam, where millions gather to perform ritual baths that are believed to cleanse sins and renew spiritual energy. This sacred confluence is not only the heart of Prayagraj’s religious identity but also the venue for the world-famous Kumbh Mela — an event that transforms the city into a bustling hub of devotion, culture, and human connection. ...

  Every year, as the sun sets and the night time starts to paint the sky in hues of light and hope, Taiwan becomes alive from her vibrant mix of modernity and tradition. This is not just an event, but a cultural immersion of an island that was wrapped in a silk bow, embodying the heritage, creativity of artistic minds and the communal spirit of the island. This festival offers an authentic taste of Taiwanese tradition for travellers that shouldn’t be missed; it blends the old traditions with a modern touch of flair. A Journey Through History and Tradition The  Taiwan Lantern Festival  has a long and deep history among Chinese cultural and religious roots of centuries ago. The festival is celebrated on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month and serves as the closing day of Chinese New Year festivities. They create lanterns, which in the past were used to cast good spirits and to chase away evil ones, as well as attract prosperity in houses. Though the purpose of these ...

  Hyderabad is famously known as the City of Pearls, which provides a travel experience that is unforgettable because of its deep-rooted history and astonishing modernity. With Hyderabad being one of India’s ten cities which are known to be the richest culturally and the most advanced technologically, it offers colorful experiences, for example, from ancient empires to buzzing IT hubs. The city is renowned not only for its cities and food but also for its hospitality and lively culture. A tapestry of old and new, Hyderabad is astonishing because of the magnificent buildings such as  Charminar and Golconda Fort  which represent the city’s regal past. Modernization took its toll on the city, with the Hitech City district displaying gleaming office towers and contemporary shopping malls. This is what makes Hyderabad so appealing for tourists, allowing visitors to dive into the modernized city and experience its rich history. The Perfect Moment to Visit Hyderabad People ...