Rohit Shroff, Author at Holidify

About Rohit Shroff

Rohit, one of co-founders of Holidify.com. is a graduate from IIT Bombay and he loves exploring new places and cultures. Holidify.com is the Highest Rated Travel App in India used to find holiday ideas.

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Here are the recent posts by this author

Which Destinations do your Stars recommend? – Astro-illogical Series

Apr

2015

Facebook Google+ Twitter Ever wondered why people take Horoscopes so seriously? Well, one major reason is because their stars help them make their lives a lot simpler by deciding their trips and travel partners for them. Don’t believe me? See for yourself- Holidify presents Astro(il)logical Travel Destinations! Sagittarius – Zindagi na milegi Dobara 2. ...

Holidify’s One year of Completion – Behind the Scenes 2

Jan

2015

Facebook Google+ Twitter “It has been a while and what a while it has been.” Holidify completed its first year since launch and it has surpassed our expectations by all measures. What started just as a cool idea, turned into a full-fledged startup with more than a Million Visitors within one year since launch. It was a ...

Travelogue: Share your travel story with the world

Jul

2014

Facebook Google+ Twitter Are you a travel blogger? Do you want to share your experiences and your travel stories to the world? “The only source of knowledge is experience” - Albert Einstein Holidify.com is eager to help you share your travelogues with the world with the extensive reach we have. All you need to do is mail your story to ...

Places to Visit in India for Music & Concerts 2

Jul

2014

Facebook Google+ Twitter “Music was my refuge. I could crawl into the space between the notes and curl my back to loneliness.” – Maya Agnelou Do you like music? How do you listen to your favorite tunes? How about camping or while travelling to a new destination? It’s Music Day ! At Holidify.com, we are ...

List of 36 World Heritage Sites in India 45

Jun

2014

Facebook Google+ Twitter After the latest edition of World Heritage Sites in India, India has now 36 World Heritage Sites listed by UNESCO and that makes India among one of the top countries globally in terms of a number of world heritage sites. UNESCO identifies World Heritage Sites as places that belong to all the peoples of the ...

Seemandhra Tourism and Best Places to Visit in the new Andhra Pradesh 4

Jun

2014

Facebook Google+ Twitter While Telangana might be the newest tourist hotspot, Seemandhra (or the rest of Andhra Pradesh) is not far behind in providing plethora of opportunities for those who like packed bags. This coastal twin of Telangana has many hidden treasures that are waiting to welcome you for a breathtaking experience. 1. Horsley Hills ...

Tourist Places in Telangana and 11 must do things 10

Jun

2014

Facebook Google+ Twitter Telangana has officially been made a separate state on 2nd June 2014. So while everyone is busy trying not to forget that India now has 29 states, we went ahead and prepared a list of the best tourist places in Telangana has to offer. And mind our words when we say that Telangana might be ...

Padhaaro Mhaare Desh: Watch how India comes alive in this Ultra HD Video 1

May

2014

Facebook Google+ Twitter Have a look yourself! Places: Agra, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Khichan, Jaipur, and Dehli. Don’t forget to increase the quality of streaming by clicking on settings on the youtube player. Video credits: Jacob and Katie Schwarz

26 Reasons Which Make Ladakh Completely Irresistible 28

May

2014

Facebook Google+ Twitter Leh-Ladakh is a land like no other. Bounded by two of the world’s mightiest mountain ranges, the Great Himalaya and the Karakoram, it lies athwart two other, the Ladakh range and the Zanskar range. The beauty of the place can not be expressed in words. Right from gompas to the sensational momos, ...

Mountain Biking in India: All you need to know 5

Apr

2014

Facebook Google+ Twitter Do you love extreme sports? Do you like adrenaline rushing in your body? Would you like riding a bike amidst the peaceful surroundings of nature even if it’s a little bumpy and involves off-road biking? How about Mountain biking in the Himalayas where you can see the tall oak trees in the deep ...