Himachal Tour - Perfect Destination for Romantic Vacation

"Tour" is the word which fills everybody’s heart with Joy of excitement .Tourism is a special privilege which every human deserves. Generally with the name of Tourism we initiate pondering about leisure time and sightseeing but it’s not apt to confined tourism activity within a state line. There is huge list of various activities which directly or indirectly related to the Tourism. It varies from Adventure and leisuring Tour to honeymoon or business tours. North India and North Indians lifestyle boosts up annual GDP of Tourism Industry with its Jam Packed sacks of Touristic sites.

Statically economy of Himachal is now third most growing economy of Indian Province. Himachal is now independent state but before1971 it was the Part of Punjab region. Capital city Shimla always been the political hub of Indian politics, many important decisions like indo-pak patrician were planned here. Tour to Himachal is the Journey of everlasting experience. Himachal’s spot are generally categorized into two basic parts-Hill stations and Valleys. Kullu, Chamba and solan known as Valleys and Kinnaur, Manali and Dharamshala famed as Hills. Himachal is the only state of India where crime is hard to find. This gives tourists a faith to go for tourism in Himachal with no worries.

Himachal Tour is the tour of the fauna’s music, sneer whistles of hilly breeze and falling moonlight. God blessed the Himachal with natural bounties like, waterfalls, rivers, glaciers, botanical gardens and wilds. Maximum Tourist hits Himachal for major three purposes- YOGA and MEDITATION, ADVENTURE and WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY. Dharamshala and Manali regions are most visited by the foreigners because of Tibetan monasteries and meditational technique centers. There is a huge cluster of travel agencies are active around the country which understand the importance of this region precisely and designed various Himachal Tour Packages. There are some Tour and Travel agencies like, Bookindiatrips.com which enables everyone of every pocket the exploration of Himachal with souvenir of concessional rates. Himachal has a special place in Indian Tourism scenario. A place of peace and pleasure, Himachal enjoys healthy climate and round the year refreshing weather and offers a great tourism escape to all kind of travelers.

Himachal is the foretaste of Himalaya’s beauty and ambiance.Himachal is most desirable and lovable Hill station of India. It is located at northern region of India landlocked with Tibet, Jammu, Punjab and Uttarakhand. Himachal is like a sea of nature’s beauty which is full with ships of waterfalls, gardens, snow and rainbows this sea has mesmerized islands of green forests and Hills. 6 Nights and 7 Days Himachal Tour offers you numerous eye candies and superb speculated vista‘s of Dalhousie, Khajjiar, Palampur and Dharamshala. Snowcapped hills with green Deodar trees of Dalhousie seems like a glittered diamond necklace on blue sky.

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Reason to Choose Jammu Kashmir as Honeymoon Destination

Grant a bright start to your married life by spending the most precious and romantic days of your life at a paradise, which is incomparable to any other destinations -Jammu and Kashmir. Blessed with intrinsic beauty, luxuriant valleys, snow clad mountains, stunning landscapes and exotic climate; Spend your Jammu Kashmir honeymoon tour with these beauties to make it the most colorful and fabulous one. Millions of honeymooners visit Jammu and Kashmir to celebrate their love life amid the nature and lush greenery. During your honeymoon tour, you can explore the other attractions of Jammu and Kashmir to make your overall trip wonderful, marvelous and beguiling.

Have a glance below at the major attractions of Jammu and Kashmir:

Lakes

Visiting the most popular lakes of Kashmir will let you discover the breathtaking beauties and majestic mountains amid the astounding river. You can relish irresistible Kashmir honeymoon tours by getting submerged in the inconceivable adventures activities like kayaking, shikara rides and many others on the sea. Don’t forget to visit the most renowned Dal Lake of Kashmir; it is surrounded by scenic beauty, mountains and charming lush greenery.

Houseboats 

One of the most vital features of Jammu and Kashmir is Houseboats, which let you have the real fun and experience of the life. This journey is the most excellent approach to sense the glory of beautiful sea and nearby surroundings. Taking a houseboat ride will make your honeymoon romantic and let you come closer to your special one in the chilling ambience. These boats are designed to perfection and offer a luxury to bestow you the overwhelming experience

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Gardens

There are quite a number of magnificent gardens in Kashmir gorge. Most of the gardens have been constructed according to the Mughal structural designs. Shalimar garden, Chashm-e-shah and Nishant Bagh are the three most famous gardens, which are visited every year by the tons of tourists and honeymooners.

Wildlife

There are a total of 25 mammal species, 225 species of insects and 60 collections of birds at the Jammu and Kashmir wildlife sanctuaries. Each wildlife sanctuary nurtures every wild creature and feed the best for their good spirit. Couples can capture the pictures of the wild animals on their camera so that they can remember the beautiful times spent at the wildlife sanctuary with their loved ones for a long time.

Spiritual tour

Honeymooners can organize a religious tour to the peak temple goddess Vaishno Devi to take blessing from the deity for a good start and future. Being considered as one of the holiest destination of the world, it should be visited once in everybody’s life.

Adventure

Apart from exploring the real and natural beauty of Jammu and Kashmir, newly wedded couples can engage themselves in the assortment of exciting and enthralling activities. Few of the adventure activities relished by the travelers at this destination are parasailing, angling, cycling, jeep safari, sky diving, cave exploration and many more.

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Himachal Tourism

 Himachal tourism promises the most beautiful and glorious sights in the great Indian continent. Nothing can compare to the tremendous beauty and stunning atmosphere of Himachal which attracts thousands of tourists from all around the world every year. 

Himachal is known for its incredible historical reputation. The earliest known inhabitants of Himachal were tribals called Dasas. Later, Aryans came and they assimilated in the tribes. In the later centuries, the hill chieftains accepted suzerainty of the Mauryan empire, the Kaushans, the Guptas and Kanuaj rulers. During the Mughal period, the Rajas of the hill states made some mutually agreed arrangements which governed their relations. 

 In the 19th century, Ranjit Singh annexed/subjugated many of the states. When the British came, they defeated Gorkhas and entered into treaties with some Rajas and annexed the kingdoms of others. The situation more or less remained unchanged till 1947. After Independence, 30 princely states of the area were united and Himachal Pradesh was formed on 15th April, 1948. With the recognition of Punjab on 1st November, 1966, certain areas belonging to it were also included in Himachal Pradesh. On 25th January, 1971, Himachal Pradesh was made a full-fledged State.

The State is bordered by Jammu & Kashmir on North, Punjab on West and South-West, Haryana on South, Uttar Pradesh on South-East and China on the East.

Most of the people in Himachal depend on agriculture for livelihood. Many people derive their income from sheep, goats, and other cattle. Ninety percent of the people live in villages and small towns. Villages usually have terraced fields and small two storey houses with sloping roof. The villages are mostly self-contained with a few shops to take care of basic necessities of life. Most villages have a temple, where people congregate for worship. In many parts of the Himachal the village Gods are carried on palanquins to village fairs. On Dussehra the largest congregation of village Gods takes place at Kullu.

The folk songs of Himachal Pradesh are full of charm and are mostly based on a religious or a romantic theme. People gather in a circle in village fairs and dance to the tune of these songs. The dancing is usually spontaneous during a village fair and is symbol of unending peace and joy in their lives. You will be glad to find that people of Himachal Pradesh are honest, truthful, gentle, and good humored.

Contact Shri Sai Travels to book exotic Himalaya tours including Manali tour packages and Shimla tour package

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Kashmir Vacations

The valley of Kashmir is as rich with history and political controversy as it is with culture and natural phenomena. Sample exquisitely spiced native cuisines and festive teas, then walk off your meal along the rugged trekking routes to the north. Marvel at the famous houseboats of Srinagar and take a spiritual moment to reflect at one of the many pilgrimage sites and religious shrines that dot the region. Of course, native craftsmanship makes for excellent souvenirs—carpets and textiles are an especial shopping must.

Book exotic Kashmir tour packages. Contact Shri Sai Travels for custom tour plans

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Mehrangarh Fort

One of the largest forts of Rajasthan, Mehrangarh Fort was the seat of the Rathore rulers from the House of Marwar. Located at a height of 400 feet above the city of Jodhpur, the fort is named after the Sun deity, from whom the Rathores claim descent.

The foundation of the fort was laid by Rao Jodha, a Rathore ruler on May 12, 1459. Though the Marwar royal family later shifted to much opulent palaces, the fort continued to be a reflection of Rathore glory and basis of the clan’s strength.

Almost every ruler of Marwar has left his mark and the fort is a magnificent fusion of different styles and influences. Its 125 feet high towering battlements, are made of solid stone and are at places six metres thick. Palaces inside the fort whisper tales of intrigues, riches and even patricide.The fort through its 554-year-history has been occupied only five times. The fort even offered sanctuary to Mughal emperor Humayun, who was fleeing to Persia after his defeat at the hands of Sher Shah Suri.

The fort now houses a museum which enlightens visitors about the golden age of the Rathores. It showcases collectios of palanquins, furniture, cannons, paintings and folk musical instruments. The Daulat Khana, a gallery of the museum houses one of the finest collections of Mughal miniature paintings.The fort is also the venue for the Rajasthan International Folk Festival and World Sufi Spirit Festival. While RIFF is dedicated to promote and showcase folk music, Sufi festival promotes Sufi music.

History

The foundation of Mehrangarh Fort was laid on May 12, 1459 by Rao Jodha, the fifteenth Rathore ruler. Mandore used to be the capital; however, Rao Jodha felt it was not sufficient to provide safety and security and hence the capital was moved to Mehrangarh fort.The hill on which Mehrangarh stands was known as ‘Bhaurcheeria’. Rao Jodha had to displace the only human occupant of the hill, a hermit called Cheeria Nathji. Upset with the displacement, the hermit cursed Rao Jodha that the fort would suffer scarcity of water.

To circumvent the curse, Rao Jodha buried a man alive in the foundations. The man, Rajiya Bambi, was promised that the Rathores would take care of his family in return for his life. Rajiya’s descendants still live in Raj Bagh to this day.According to legends associated with the fort, four people including Rajiya Bambi’s son and a Brahmin named Mehran were buried alive so that the fort could be constructed. It is believed the fort is named after the Brahmin ‘Mehran’.

 Book Rajasthan tours to visit this magnificent fort

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Fatehpur Sikri Agra

Fatehpur Sikri is a fascinating ghost city built in the 16th century, 37 km from Agra.

This historic site was founded by Akbar the great, who at 26 years did not have a heir. He went to a saint, Shaikh Salim Chishti who lived in a city called Sikri. His blessing gave Akbar 3 sons. As a gesture, Akbar built a whole new city in Sikri.

It was built between 1569 and 1585 and was intended to be the joint capital with Agra, but was soon deserted because the water system could not support any residents. It remained untouched for over 400 years now and its palaces are a remainder of the extravagance of the Mughals.

This magnificent fortified ghost city, 40km west of Agra, was the short-lived capital of the Mughal empire between 1571 and 1585, during the reign of Emperor Akbar. Akbar visited Sikri to consult the Sufi saint Shaikh Salim Chisti, who predicted the birth of an heir to the Mughal throne. When the prophecy came true, Akbar built his new capital here. Although a brilliant Indo-Islamic masterpiece, the city was erected in an area that suffered from water shortages and was abandoned shortly after Akbar’s death. The well-preserved palace buildings and the still-used mosque are a superb reminder of the Mughals at their architectural peak, and you can wander around other ruins scattered behind the mosque and the mint.

Most people visit this World Heritage site as a day trip from Agra, but you can stay in the nearby town, and the red sandstone palaces are at their most atmospheric at sunset.

Book India's Golden Triangle Tour and visit Fatehpur Sikri. The trip also provides you the opportunity to visit 3 more heritage cities in India  that are famous all over the world for their charm which are Delhi, Agra and Jaipur

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http://www.lonelyplanet.com/india/uttar-pradesh/fatehpur-sikri

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India’s Golden Triangle: The Remix

India is seeing an ever-increasing number of visitors who come to experience the unique blend of headiness that the subcontinent so effortlessly brews. The route between Delhi, Agra and Jaipur has, for many years, been a veritable ‘India 101′ – an introduction to those on tighter travel schedules. Although the trail is undeniably well trodden, there’s still plenty to discover for DIYers, or for those with an afternoon away from their tour group. We’ve collected a few oft-missed attractions that are well worth seeking out during your visits to Agra and Jaipur.

Agra:

Experience the Mughal legacyFrom Delhi, head southeast via private vehicle (about four hours) or by train (figure roughly two hours) to Agra, home of the wondrous Taj Mahal – a resounding tribute to a lost love and undoubtedly the most brilliant manifestation of the Mughal dynasty’s design aesthetic. The glistening white marble and the swirling, minaret-like towers never fail to impress.

While the Taj Mahal was built to honour the dead, Fatehpur Sikri, located 40km from Agra, was very much a place for the living. The palace’s grand human scale is immediately captivating – it’s impossible not to feel haunted by the ghosts of the emperor, princesses, valets and concubines that once roamed the hallowed courtyards.

When you’ve maxed out your memory stick with snaps of forts and palaces, head to Kaya Kalp, a 99,000 sq ft spa located at the ITC Mughal (www.itchotels.in/hotels/itcmughal.aspx), which takes guests on a sensorial journey back to an era of excess and great conquest. It is well documented that the members of the Mughal elite enjoyed the trappings of a luxurious lifestyle, with ample gardens, feasts, harems, sweeping palaces and many other ostentatious manifestations of wealth. At the ITC Mughal you’ll find a sumptuous reproduction of that bygone era – in fact, the hotel has remained so precise and true to the Mughal dynasty that it was the recipient of the Aga Khan Award for architecture in 1980.

After pushing through the massive wooden doors, the spa’s cardinal design element becomes immediately apparent: a ruby red pomegranate. It is commonly believed that Barbur – the first Mughal emperor – came to Rajasthan from Ferghana (in present-day Afghanistan), a lush kingdom with plenty of fruit-bearing trees. When Barbur decided to stay, he instructed his architects to recreate his elaborate gardens and plant a variety of orchards, including the pomegranate – his undeniable favourite. Further evidence of the pomegranate’s importance has been documented on many stone carvings within Agra Fort. The coveted pomegranate also features in the spa’s signature treatment, an exfoliating scrub made from pomegranate peel, orange rind, pomegranate seeds and brown sugar.

Jaipur: 

Hidden temples in the City of Forts from Agra and Fatehpur Sikri, plough westward to Jaipur (about three hours by private vehicle), where further spoils of the Mughal lords await. Known as the Pink City for its ribbon of walls that extend throughout the central core (the city doesn’t actually look particularly pink), Jaipur is the gateway to Rajasthan’s cache of rugged landscapes, photogenic cities and elaborate palaces.

Most visitors make a beeline for Jaipur’s surrounding hills dotted with parched trees – a hint that a great desert (the Thar desert) sits not too far beyond. Here lies one of the city’s great attractions, the Amber Fort (pronounced ‘amir’); yet another great legacy of a long-lost empire. While most tourists mount the ramparts on a regal-robed elephant, try driving around to the back of the fortress and start your journey within the simple hamlet of Amber dating back to the 11th century. Here you’ll find the Shri Jagatshironmani Temple, built at the request of Queen Shringar Devi Kanakaway (wife of Man Singh, ruler of Amber) between 1599 and 1608. The temple is particularly rare because Krishna is not depicted with his usual consort Radha, he is instead accompanied by ‘Mira Bai’, a princess who became a mystic, and later Krishna’s lover. The temple’s name translates to ‘the head jewel of the idol of Lord Vishnu’. During your visit you may spot the groundskeeper watering the plants and gently sweeping the stairs – his family has been caring for the temple for over 20 generations.

A second, and equally fascinating temple sits just a short walk from the popular City Palace Museum within the city centre. Shri Govind Dev Ji Temple, also a place for worship for the Lord Krishna (sometimes called Govind Dev), houses an image of the deity that is believed to be over 5000 years old. The temple is particularly unusual because it is only open for seven ‘jhankis‘, or glimpses, per day (check out www.govinddevji.net for a list of times). During each viewing, devotees gather in front of the gates to sing preparatory hymns, and when they enter the complex they pray before statues that are fastidiously decorated in different clothing for each deliberate viewing throughout the day – the costume materials also change throughout the seasons.

Golden Triangle Tour is India's one of most sought after travel circuits. You can book the packages from online travel agents and extend your tour with a trip to Rajasthan

Source: http://www.lonelyplanet.com/india/travel-tips-and-articles/77114

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History of Taj Mahal

One of the seven wonders of the world - the Taj Mahal is a symbol of eternal love of a Mughal emperor for his wife. Such is the fame of this mausoleum that people from all the corners of the world visit India to have a glimpse of the same. The history of Taj Mahal highlights the tragic story of love, in which a Mughal emperor who lost his beloved wife decided to keep her alive in his memories forever.

While some people regard it as a symbol of love that the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan had for his wife Mumtaz Begum, others regard it as one of the most amazing example of Mughal architecture in India. Either ways, there is no match for the popularity of this 17th century monument in India, Asia or the World for that matter.

A Brief History of Taj Mahal

The Taj Mahal is located in the city of Agra, in the North Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. Even though it is immensely popular as 'Taj Mahal', it is sometimes simply referred to as the 'Taj', meaning a Crown. The Taj is undoubtedly one of the best example of the combination of Persian and ancient Mughal architecture. Even though it is quite popular in the entire world, there do exist some Taj Mahal facts which continue to elude people out there. Not surprisingly, most of these facts are related to the history of this monument. Given below are the answers to some of the frequently asked questions about the Taj Mahal history.

Why was the Taj Mahal Built?

The story of the Taj Mahal starts with the marriage of the great Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, who was renowned for his exceptional architectural skills. Shah Jahan married Arjuman Banu Begum in 1607, long before he acquired the Mughal throne in 1628. He was so mesmerized by her beauty that he gave her the title 'Mumtaz Mahal' - which literally meant the 'Jewel of the Palace'.

Mumtaz was immensely devoted to her husband, and frequently accompanied him on his military escapades, and thus acquired a special place in his life. She died an accidental death while giving birth to her 14th child - Gauhara Begum, in 1631, thus leaving emperor ShahJahan struck with grief. In a bid to preserve the fond memories that he shared with her, Shah Jahan decided to build an elegant mausoleum for her. While some historical sources suggest that it was Mumtaz's last wish to be cremated in a beautiful mausoleum, there is no concrete evidence suggesting the same.

When and Where Was the Taj Mahal Built?

The Taj Mahal - often regarded as a wonder made by a lover, was built in 17th century on the banks of river Yamuna in Agra. The famous Mughal architects involved in its construction were Ustad Ahmad Lahauri, Abd ul-Karim Ma'mur Khan and Makramat Khan. The land on which the Taj was built was acquired from the Kachhwahas of Ajmer in lieu of four havelis (large mansions).

The construction of this mausoleum began in 1632, and it took a whole of two decades to reach its complete form. It was made from pure white marble, with special emphasis given to the dome of the structure. Many people believe that the term Taj Mahal is used to refer to the dome structure, the fact however is that it encompasses the entire complex. While the entire complex spans over an area of 1,902 feet x 1,002 feet, and the height of Taj Mahal dome is 213 ft. The raw material that was utilized in its construction was brought from various parts of the world. While the marble were brought from Makrana in Rajasthan, the precious stones were brought from Afghanistan, Sri Lanka and Tibet. Even though the construction of Taj Mahal was completed in 1648, it took another five years for the workers to complete the gardens, fountains and buildings in the surroundings. The end result was a masterpiece - cherished by one and all.

More Facts about the History of Taj Mahal

The mortal remains of Mumtaz Mahal, which were till then buried in the Zainabad garden, were eventually brought to Agra and enshrined in the Taj. Soon after the completion of the mausoleum, Shah Jahan was arrested and imprisoned by his own son Aurangzeb, who took the reins of the Mughal Dynasty in his own hands. Historical accounts of this era suggest that Shah Jahan spent the rest of his life in the prison gazing at the Taj Mahal through the small window in the wall. Eventually, when he died his mortal remains were laid besides the tomb of his beloved wife, Mumtaz Begum.

 That was the inspirational history of Taj Mahal, for kids and adults alike, which starts with the tragic death of empress Mumtaz Mahal and continues forever. In 1983, the Taj got the due respect, when it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Millions of people visit Agra to get a glimpse of this symbol of eternal love every year. With such rich history attributed to it, a visit to Taj Mahal is an experience of a lifetime - something that you can't afford to miss.

Source: http://www.buzzle.com/articles/history-of-taj-mahal.html

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Explore The Golden City Jaisalmer On Rajasthan Tours

 Are you planning for Rajasthan travel and tours? Are you getting confused to decide to choose a right destination for tourism in Rajasthan? Well your search ends here. If you are truly interested to explore the best of tourism in the royal and imperial Indian state of Rajasthan, then you ought to visit Jaisalmer – the Golden City. Believe me; the charm of this majestic town will never fail to lure you with its incredible charm and fascinating attractions.

Jaisalmer is an important city of royal and historical land of Rajasthan located remotely in the middle of the blazing Thar Desert (the Great Indian Desert). Despite its remote location the city has emerged as one of the most sought after tourist destinations in the state. It is a city where you can enjoy almost everything for which the state is internationally renowned for. There are ample tourism opportunities available in this city which can definitely fascinate travelers coming from all over the world. Fort, temples, desert, sand dunes, camel safari, etc are main attractions of the city which appeal tourists in large numbers from all over the world. 

The Jaisalmer Fort also called Golden Fort or Sonar Kila is the most visited and must see attraction in the city. It is one of the largest forts in the world built in mud and yellow-sand stone. When the sunrays falls on this marvelous architecture it glows like yellowish gold. That’s why it is sometimes described as the Golden Fort or Sonar Kila. It is also one of the Seven Wonders of India. 

Located atop the Trikuta Hill the fort complex houses many beautiful buildings, merchant havelis, Jain temples and a palace. Almost all buildings are finely carved and stunningly sculptured. When you will explore the fort complex you will come across attractions include Raj Mahal (Royal Palace), exquisite Jain Temples, Laxmi Nath Temple, Vyas Haveli, Shree Nath Haveli, and four massive gateways namely Ganesh Pol, Suraj Pol, Hawa Pol and Akshaya Pol. 

Apart from magnificent Sonar Kila there are also some other attractions in the city which appeal travelers in abundance. Patwon-Ki-Haveli, Nathmalji-Ki-Haveli, Salim-Singh-Ki-Haveli, Sam Sand Dunes and Desert National Park are other attractions of Jaisalmer which will fascinate you on your rajasthan travel and tours. Tourism in Jaisalmer is incomplete without enjoying exciting camel safari ride. A well organized camel safari will give you truly incredible charm of rajasthan tours as you will see the rippling sand dunes changing their shapes with the winds. Well, if you are indeed interested in exploring the best charm of Rajasthan tourism you must visit Jaisalmer, the Golden City of India.

To book Jaisalmer camel safari and Jaisalmer holidays, contact a travel agent for Rajasthan

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Ranakpur – The Land Of Hindu And Jain Temples

Ranakpur is among the five most important pilgrimage destinations of Jainism situated in the Rajasthan state. It is also the famous tourist destination of Rajasthan where tourists come to witness the charm of natural beauty and architectural wonders. The scenic charm of this place is heightens by the presence of Aravalli mountain ranges. The well known tourist attractions of Ranakpur are:

Jain Temples

Jain temples of Ranakpur are renowned across the globe for its architectural splendors. These marvelously carved out temples are made up of white marble and amber stone. The main temple is the Chamukha temple which is dedicated to the Tirthankara Rishabdeoji. The beauty of this temple lies in its 24 pillared halls having 8 domes which are supported by the 400 columns. Each columns are intricately carved out which make it grand and beautiful temple. None of these 400 columns are identical in sculpture pattern.

Inside the temple tourist can see the images of Lord Mahavir, Parshvanath, Ajitnath and Adinath. The assembly hall of this temple has two huge metal bells each weighing 108 kg. The Surya temple is also popular among tourists. This temple has beautiful idol of Sun God in his chariot which is drawn by seven horses. 

Sadri

This is another popular tourist destination of Ranakapur which is situated 8 km from from the city center. The popular attractions of this place include few beautiful architectural temples, an old shrine of Khudabaksh Baba, Varahavtar and Chintamani Parsvanath temple.

Ghanerao
This is another nearby tourist destination of Ranakpur which is well known for its Hindu temples. The temple of goddesses Ridhi and Siddhi is the most famous one which is located here. The temple of Lord Mahavira is another famous attraction of this place. The temple was constructed in the 10th century which is an also worth visiting. This place is known for its beautiful castle. It is famous for its architecture, design and decorations. Ghanerao is also known for its paintings. This painting is the famous folk art of this region which is popular across the globe.  

Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary
This is another most sought after attraction which is located nearby the Ranakpur. It is charming wildlife reserve famous for its scenic landscapes, diverse collection of flora, fauna and avifauna species. This wildlife sanctuary sprawled over an area of 578 sq km. The Kumbhalgarh fort which is situated amidst the reserve is one of popular attractions of this place. During safari at this place tourists get an opportunity to see various species of animals and birds. The most sighted animals and bird’s species of this place are wolf, hyena, leopards, jungle cat, parakeets, grey pigeons, golden oriole and many more.

Contact Rajasthan travel agents for booking Rajasthan holiday packages. You can also book a Rajasthan tour with Golden Triangle Trip

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Pushkar Fair – Celebrations in the Land of Sand

The Pushkar Fair is a colorful event held every year in Rajasthan. It is the biggest Camel fair in the world and it also showcases the vibrant culture of Rajasthan. All these factors make it an amazing experience for tourists galore… 

Pushkar, located in the Ajmer district of Rajasthan, is one of the most ancient towns in the country. This city has one of the few rare temples dedicated to Lord Brahma, the creator. Pushkar is mentioned in both the Ramayana and the Mahabharatha as a scared place and many devout Hindus take up a pilgrimage to Pushkar every year. Thanks to its religious and historic appeal, a lot of tourists travel to Pushkar to witness the beauty and charm of the place. 

What You Should Know About the Pushkar Fair

The Pushkar Fair is held each year during the months of November-December, coinciding with the Hindu month of Karthik. The fair is celebrated for five days, from Karthik Ekadasi to Karthik Poornima (Full Moon). Karthik Poornima is considered to be the day when Lord Brahma appeared here, out of a lotus, in the Pushkar Lake.

This fair is the largest cattle fair organized in India, and a large number of camels and cattle are traded during this time. Camel races and even camel beauty contests are held to showcase the animals’ best points. It is believed that around 50000 camels are traded here on a yearly basis, making it probably the largest camel fair in the world.

So What’s In It for Tourists? 

The camels on display are sure to enthrall foreigners and tourists, as these majestic beasts can make heads turn due to their studied nonchalance. Witnessing the local trade and the races is sure to be an exciting experience for both local and international travelers too.

Cultural show, games, contests and even an exhibition cricketing match between the local club and a team of visitors to the city are held. It is a colorful and pulsating event that attracts people who are interested in studying the local culture and casual tourists looking to have some fun.

Men and women, attired in their colorful best (in the local clothes), throng here to visit the temple and the fair. Amusing contests like ones for ‘The Biggest Moustache’, ‘Matka Phod’ and ‘The Best Bridal Dress-Up’ are held to entertain visitors. Other attractions for visitors include puppet shows, acrobatics, shopping for ethnic ware, body tattooing and folk dance and music performances.

Camels and their owners gather here in thousands and race and preen and show off in a one-of-a-kind show. Visit Pushkar during the Pushkar Mela and witness one of the most spectacular rural trade shows in the world!

You can book tailor made package tours for Rajasthan from the Rajasthan travel agencies. Also book the golden triangle tour to see three most exotic cities of north India.

Source: http://www.mustseeindia.com/articles/pushkar-fair-celebrations-in-the-land-of-sand/2373

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Kerala Village Festival

Celebrating the Pastoral Traditions and Way of Life, the Kerala Village Fair is a 10 day festival that attracts a lot of visitors to this state in the month of January. 

The New Year is around the corner, and festivities and celebrations break out everywhere. In Kerala, January is the month of the Kerala Village Fair. This fair, held every year at Kovalam and also in Ernakulam, recreates a tiny traditional Keralite village and cultural performances are held in this arena. It attracts several thousand tourists very year.

Gramam- The Village Fair in Kerala

The Kerala Village Fair meticulously reconstructs the settings and atmosphere of a traditional Kerala village, including the houses. Even the ubiquitous Kerala Tea Stalls, called Chayakkada, are recreated here. The tharavadu and Nalukettu houses, representative of the residences of the lower and upper classes of Kerala are put up here. The thatched houses and the mansions of timber are constructed with care, and are decorated exquisitely in traditional style. The mansions have massive pillars, open courtyards and corridors.

Inside the houses, the ethnic crafts of Kerala are on display – woodwork, ethnic jewelry, jewel boxes, sandal wood carvings, paintings, musical instruments, furniture, swords and shields and more are on display.

The outside of the houses are decorated with exquisite Pookkolams, the lovely traditional flower arrangements of Kerala.The whole creation has an enchanting effect, transporting the visitors back to an era that appreciated beauty and elegance in every aspect of life.

The Festival

In the evening, cultural performances are held. Various dances like Kathakkali and Mohiniyattam and even other dance-forms from other states like Kuchipudi and Bharathanatyam are performed here. Folk art forms like Pavakkoothu, Villupattu, Kakkarisi Natakam and the famous Panchavadyam of Kerala are performed. Kerala’s famous Martial Art forms like Kalaripayattu and Theyyam are other attractions.

Besides the cultural feast, feasts that satisfy the tourist’s palate are also on offer here.  Various sumptuous delicacies of South India, a wide and varied choice that leaves the tourist confused as to what to choose and what to leave, are on display here. Some of the dishes include theeyal, meen moilee, malabar porotta, mutton biryani, fish stew drowned in coconut milk, avial, appam, idiappam, Vellappam and Kallappam

Visit the Kamalagramam, the special crafts and arts section, to view and buy the magnificent arts and crafts of Kerala. Here, you can even watch the artisans at work as they create their masterpieces.

The Kerala Village Fair, called Gramam Fair, is held for a period of ten days every year in January.  This festival is usually held at Kovalam Beach. This is one more reason to visit the ever enchanting Kerala, ‘God’s Own Country’.

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The Desert Land of Pali

The Desert State of Rajasthan certainly has quite a few number of interesting travel destinations. Pali is one such place. You can see a lot of temples, dams, step wells, and even enjoy the fairs and festivals at Pali.

Pali is a district in the state of Rajasthan, and Pali town is the district headquarters. Pali is an industrial town that is located 72 km to the south east of Jodhpur on the banks of the Bandi river.

Traditionally, Pali was a trade center. This region was a stronghold of various clans of Rajputs and resisted Mughal expansion for a long time.

Pali region has many Hindu and Jain temples and other monuments. It is also famous for the many temple fairs held regularly.

Jawai Dam: The Jawai Bandh built across the Jawai River is one of the biggest dams in Rajasthan, and it is also a good spot for a picnic.

Jain Temples: There are numerous Jain Temples in this part of Rajasthan. Some of the more famous of them are the temples of Shri Nadol Jain Tirth, Shri RataMahaveer Jain Tirth, Shri Varkana Parswanath Jain Tirth, Ghanerao, Shri Narlai Jain Tirth, Shri Shantinath Jain Temple Sumer, Muchhal Mahavir Temple, Shri Takhatgarh Jain Tirth, Shri Astapadh Jain Tirth Rani, Shri Korthaji Tirth at Bamnera Navlakha Mandir and Shri Manmohan Parshvanath Jinalaya Banta.

Hindu Temples: The Somnath Mandir located in the middle of the city was built by Kumarpal Solanki, a King of Gujarat. Parshuram Mahadev Temple, a Shiva Temple, is located on top of one of the hills of the Aravalli Range.

Nimbo Ka Nath Mahadev Temple is located on the Sanderao to Falna road in the district of Pali. There is a traditional belief that the Pandavas stayed here during their exile. Other temples here include the Naulakha Jain temple, Bangur Mandir, Bajrang Bag, Karni Mata Temple and Sai Baba temple.

Most traditional fairs in India are associated with temples. In Pali, the Shri Sonana Khetlaji's at Aana Fair, Nimbo ka Nath’s (Nimbeshwar Mahadev’s) fair and, Parshurama Mahadevji's Fair are some of the famous fairs.

Pali is definitely a must-visit for those who are interested in learning more about the culture and rich heritage of Rajasthan.

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Goa for Amazing Travel Experiences

The best party place for Travelers in India is Goa is particularly known for exotic beaches, wonderful view and favorable ambience for visit.

Goa witnesses a plenty of travelers which is beyond the imagination of your mind. You will experience all things in Goa like sun is kissing the beaches, sand touching your feet, mouth smacking cuisines make you happy, amazing ambience, water games and much more. Moreover it’s delightful life and per day party ambience makes Goa a favorite place to celebrate you’re all the special occasion here. Goa is also popular for its mysterious history and different types of heritage. Goa is packed with beautiful bungalow and hotels, churches, amazing colorful markets, picturesque waterfalls and friendly civilians. Feni is the most famous drinkable liquor of Goa; even you can get liquors in very cheap here. All these famous things comprise with the travelers from all over the world makes this place a favorite destination throughout the year. Weather it is rainy season or summer season you will just love it. Some of the exotic spots that you must add in your Goa trip contain.

Goa’s popular Beaches are Baga beach, Benaulim Beach, Anjuna Beach, Agonda Beach, Calangute Beach, Cavelossim beach, Dona Paula beach, Candolim Beach, Colva Beach, Majorda Beach, Palolem Beach, Vagator beach, Varca Beach, etc. After finishing you’re seeing exotic beaches you should move to other major tourist charms like the waterfalls of central Goa “Basilica of Bom Jesus”.

Nightlife in Goa

When the sun sets here the atmosphere becomes more vibrant, beautiful, charming and happening. Some best places where you enjoy your night in Goa is Nine bar, Tito's and Mambo's and Club Cabana. The interesting and different activity to do on your Goa tour is, to board on a small ship which maintains a lively atmosphere full of songs, cultural programs and wine. If you really love to spend your life amongst the nature where you will want to say something in the ear of your lovely partner then the Goa’s beautiful beaches are a great option for you. Enjoy the parties with your loved ones and return with lots of romantic moments to cherish.

Eating Out in Goa

Goa resorts and a hotel serves some of the best sea cuisines for their travelers. Don’t forget to taste some delicious Indian and international dishes on these hotels. Popular eateries like Suza Lobos and Brittos. Beaches and resorts in Goa is two main targets of travelers.

Shopping in Goa

Goa has some of the best markets where you can shop various things for your loved ones and the most popular market at Anjuna beach stole the heart of many travelers.

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Praise Beauty in bliss of Paradise

Maldives nestled in the Indian Ocean is outstandingly gifted by the natural beauty. It is an tempting tourist destination with vast stretches of coral islands, pristine water lagoon, immaculate beaches beautifully dotted by the swaying coconut trees, exotic island resorts, trendy cool hotels and resorts, Maldives offer truly unique holiday experience to its guests. Offering plethora of options to enjoy vacation with an outstanding experience of lifetime, the sun-kissed beaches, pristine island destinations, water sports and activities, exhilarating adventures, picturesque sightseeing spots, cultural beauty, hospitable people, traditional dance and music, luscious delicacies, outstanding hospitality and the balmy climatic conditions tempt tourists to this paradise. 

Breathtaking Scenarios

Maldives is a treasure trove calling for vacationers, nature lovers and adventure seekers from around the globe. Witness specks of emerald greens enveloped by sparkling turquoise waters like sprinkled beads in the ocean, white powdery crystal sand beaches, tall verdant palms swaying, pristine coral reefs and some of the most incredible underwater marine life on our planet. The island is formed with many deep blue vast expanse of the Indian Ocean and more than a thousand islands and thousands more reefs. Booking Cheap Maldives Holidays appease your senses amidst the romantic dunes that adorn these islands. This is surely a heavenly place that calls for admirers from all nooks and corners of the world. Witness the surf and sun and where paradise meets reality. Opt from one of the ninety resorts islands across the Maldives. Explore everything what the amazing tropical wonderland has to offer. Being a low-lying coral island Maldives is formed on an archipelago of 26 major atolls, therefore boasting of many pictorial panoramas and living up to its praises enticing many travellers from around the world to book Maldives Holiday Packages. 

Thrills for Adventure Enthusiasts

The paradiscial Maldives apart from offering numerous tourist attractions, picturesque cityscape, verdant verdure, azure lagoons, palm-fringes and sandy beaches, jade and crystalline waters is the heaven for seeking adventures that exhilarate senses for tourist booking Maldives Holidays. Head to the endless chains of water sports, that gives adrenalin rush with activities including Parasailing which is a great way to explore the scenic splendour of the islands and the vistas of coral and waters beyond them. Also try scuba diving and snorkelling in the tropical waters of the Maldives vibrate with exotic marine life and abundant coral reefs. Tourists can explore the various diving sites like the Victory Wreck, Mushimasmingili Thila (Shark Thila), Guraidhoo Corner, Kuda Rah Thila (Broken Rock) and Banana Reef thus making the most of the Maldives Holiday Packages. If you like lazing along the serene environment while fishing, also trey out windsurfing along the waves of the sapphire crystal sea.

Rejuvenating in the Paradiscial Ambiance

Each of the islands of Maldives is blessed with its green vegetation and secluded setting is a natural spa in its own right, it is designed to soothe, caress, and heal the couples who have escaped to spend a healthy beginning of their relationship. Many traditional healing methods have been used by hakeembe (healing experts) and have been incorporated into special spa programs in the Maldivian islands offering world-class treatment to its guest accompanied with Cheap Maldives Holidays

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Solitude and Romance in the Himalayas

Nature and romance has a very special connection. Being closest to the nature makes you realises life's greatest blessings and seeing the world from a close distanced makes us want to celebrate our vital emotions like love, faith and fear. May be, that is why the greatest of the temples rests in the high mountains or by the gurgling rivers. Because, staying close to nature makes you realise the existence of the special power that keeps us grounded to this earth and life. May be this is why, the most romantic places on earth are always found in distance meadows. And for the same reason, we seek thrill to overcome our fears by overcoming some of the most feared natural forces in the world. Nature has this magic to make us realise our true existence.

Thus, celebrating a union with nature has always been a favourite practice by men. From getting married by the beach to discovering romance in the deep seas- some of the most romantic affairs in the world are celebrated in places full of natural bounty. Speaking of such celebrations, most of the honeymooners are often headed to places away from the hassled city life and try discovering romance through rejuvenation. Among many popular honeymoon destinations in India, Himachal Pradesh tops the list by being the most easily accessible, pocket friendly fairytale spot in India. Honeymoon in the valley by the lofty mountains and red rhododendrons may sound like a picture torn from a romance novel but that special feeling really exists.

Life can be indeed a fairy tale romance when you rattle through the snow by a colonial train. A train ride up to Shimla from Delhi during the winters is the perfect thing to kick off your honeymoon. And a different world waits at the end of those snow covered railway tracks. A languid evening by the fire place in a well maintained hotel is a common activity in Shimla as the place is full of specially designed honeymoon accommodations. Further, strolling the famous Mall Road with your partner hand in hand or riding on a Yak in Kufri, in the upper Shimla- a honeymoon in Shimla can be the most beautiful to happen to you.

These days, honeymoon in Himachal Pradesh has been made further special by the addition of many adventure sports activities where couples can explore their wilder sides by paragliding over the breathtaking valleys or hiking in the wining pathways. For those seeing more privacy and solitude, picnic spots away from popular towns like Shimla, Manali and Dharamshala can be a better option. Cottages and special spa facilities are also available in different isolated spots where the only sound you hear is of the gurgling rivers and frolicking birds and the chuckles of your partner.

A spa experience is probably the ultimate honeymoon experience where you get to combine the benefits of the Himalayan climate, Ayurveda and great company. The result is a relaxed and happy you. Thus, when you return from an exotic honeymoon in the Himachal, the only thing you remember is the bliss you were gifted with. And what can be a better option than shopping to make your partner happy and ask yourself in the glory of togetherness.

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An Exciting Tour To Ladakh

India is a vast peninsula with various landforms, rivers, lakes and innumerable castes, faiths and religions. But there is a harmony in the entire country and that is visible when you go for tours to the different parts of the country. Ladakh is one of the most beautiful tourists destinations in the trans-Himalayan districts of Jammu and Kashmir. Your Ladakh packages will give you some of the most interesting experiences of life.

For a tour to Ladakh you can avail of the Leh packages also as the tour conductors include visits to all the interesting places in both Leh and Ladakh. The huge ranges of Karakoram and the Himalayas surround these places and their views from here are breathtakingly beautiful. Nature seems to be at her best in these regions. The snow-capped mountain peaks, the deep gorges and the meandering rivers with waterfalls and orchards just carries away travelers to a heavenly world. You feel as if you are so near to God. The Ladakh packages arrange for transportation, hotel accommodation, sight-seeing as well as adventure trips. So you can enjoy your tour to Ladakh with a free mind. The monasteries in Ladakh are the most beautiful pilgrims destinations. The atmosphere is so serene and calm that you will not feel like leaving the places. The Yak Monastery and the Thiksey Monastery are the most beautiful monasteries of Ladakh. The gompas too are very attractive. The Namgyal Tsemo Gompa stands on top of the hill. It is known as the Temple of the Guardian Deities. The idol of Lord Buddha here is made of gold and has the form of Laughing Buddha. The Phugtal Gompa, Alchi Gompa, and the Shanti Stupa are the other tourists attractions of Leh and Ladakh. Monks and nuns spend their whole lives in these gompas and monasteries and they are often seen plodding up the mountains in maroon robes.

The hotels in Leh and Ladakh are of international standards. Visitors from across the globe come to enjoy their holidays in these places. The rooms are well decorated and are fitted with modern accessories for maximum luxury and comfort. Various cuisines are served in the restaurants and in the local eateries you can taste some of the Ladakhi local dishes. The shopping centers are also attractive with colorful lights and bright hoardings and posters. You can shop for some of the typical items of Kashmir here. However, Leh packages offer wonderful adventure sports. Trekking, mountaineering, paragliding and snow skating thrill the visitors. The best season to visit Leh and Ladakh is summertime. You get to see nature in full bloom and also participate in the Harvest and Losar Festivals of this region. The people are fun loving and simple. They make arrangements for cultural activities and fairs that are really great fun to participate. You can also enjoy a Yak Safari. A trip to the Hemis National Park will give you the chance to witness some of the rarest of animals. The Asiatic Ibex, the Himalayan Griffon Vultures and the snow leopards live in harmony with each other here

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The Unforgettable Manali Honeymoon

Manali is one of the most important and beautiful hill destinations of India and is visited by thousands of tourists from all across the globe every year. Its fresh atmosphere provides an unmatched heavenly experience for all visitors. Apart from beautiful places to explore, manali also offers a wide range of adventure sports to the tourists.

If you need to get away from te terrible heat of the summer, book your Manali honeymoon package tour without a second thought. It is sure to be the best and the most memorable one for you. Manali is known as the "Valley of the Gods" and is an ideal place for the ones in search of both an escapade and placate. It has a romantic and pleasant atmosphere and a perfect natural setting for newly-weds. It is the most appropriate destination for honeymoon. So avail of the Manali honeymoon packages to begin a new phase of life in a fantasticway. Apart from the tour companies Himachal tourism offers great opportunities for a manali honeymoon package. The price of the pakage tours vary according to your choice. The conductors of the manali trips arrange everything for the travelers from transport to hotels and sight-seeing.

Special exotic arrangements are made for the couples who have booked the honeymoon packages to Manali. Most of the places in Manali are so fascinating and alluring, that you cannot pause for a day. Old Manali is famous for its colorful orchids. Manaligarh fort is a historical place that attracts tourists for the extraordinary architectural work. The famous temples of Sage Vasistha and Manu along with the temple of Hidimba Devi are visited by visitors and pilgrims alike. The Solang Valley offers breath-taking view of the charming snow covered peaks and lofty glaciers. The well known Rohtang Pass stands at a height of more than 13000feet and is the best place for adventure sports. The summers in this part of Manali is quite cold and sometimes chilly too. There is a nearby lake called Dassur Lake. The beauty of the town is enhanced by the River Beas that flows gently through the town.

The charming hills and its scenic beauty touch every heart that goes there. The honeymoon packages in manali, if planned with the tourism department of Himachal Pradesh can turn out to be an exotic and wonderful experience for all couples. One can visit the place to make new memories, while it is an exciting place to re live the memories as well. Even if you are on a honeymoon package to Manali, you cannot resist the fun and exciting sports that this enchanting place has in store for you. Snow skating is a must when you are in Manali. You can also enjoy paragliding, skiing, boating in the nearby lake, mount-biking, rock climbing,and mountaineering under the guidance of experts. Climbing up the steep mountains is not as easy as it appears to be. A guide or a helper should always be with you. The climate of Manali is so pleasant that you can visit this place all throughout the year. 

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Himalaya Well Known For Various Adventures Activities

Himalaya is one of the most holidays in India. People all over the world come here to take pleasure in its attractiveness spell bounding and enjoy adventure sports offered numerous. 

Hiking is the most adventurous one can experience. It is a test of courage, endurance and daring. Himalaya Mountains are famous for breathtaking hiking and climbing. Taking the adventure tour to the Himalayas is the inimitable experience that allures you with its relationship with much of the fun and adventure trembling.

If you are planning your adventure holiday in the North India, a visit to the highest peaks in the world, the Himalayas. Its snow picked mountains tops and lush green vegetations and other attractive dresses stunning parkland, adventure holidays to every traveler. The journey to the Himalayas is popular with mountaineers and adventure lovers. With trekking in India, tourists from around the world will find wonderful opportunity to explore the startling attractiveness of the Himalayas. Chopta of Uttarakhand is one of the most beautiful places to visit.

The beauty of this mountain remains the same throughout the year. In summer it is a bit relaxed, but during the winter trek to the Himalayas is very dangerous and most of the time it prevents. So the best time to visit the highest peak in the summer when tourists will find the wonderful times majestic peaks to climb and enjoy some adventure activities like trekking, camping and hiking. Not only this it is also one of the best place to go for cycling trips India.

Most tourists also plan the trip to the Himalayas to visit the famous pilgrimage centers called - Chardham. For fans of the adventure, the Himalayas offers plenty of adventure sports that are enough to keep the energies charged. Take your choice of rafting, trekking, rock climbing, cycling and mountaineering.

Cycling : Expand your view of the Himalayas with popular biking / cycling tours. Green Hills of the Himalayas will fill your heart with limitless joy and provide unparalleled peace for your mind. Cycling tours in India especially in the Himalayas is a challenge and fun for fans of adventure. The scenes are impressive some impressive - keep an eye on some of the highest peaks in the country. 

White water Rafting: Ladakh in Jammu and Kashmir, the Garhwal Himalayas in Uttaranchal, the Beas River in Himachal Pradesh, Teesta River in Sikkim and Brahmaputra River in Assam offers some of the best place rafting.

Mountaineering Climbing: Nothing can beat the experience of mountaineering in the Himalayas. It gives you the opportunity to discover new heights and explore the diverse flora and fauna and rich in the Himalayas. Their powerful beaks have defied mountaineers for centuries. It is serious business is conducted in order to reach the top of the mountain. The beauty of the Himalayas and surrounding makes the mountaineering expedition up to nothing less than paradise.

Trekking Tours: Trekking is one of the main attractions in the Himalayas. The region offers the serious trials of trekking impressive. He offers some trekking option ranging from large, easy hikes to strenuous climb of the snowy peaks. You can also carry tents with yourself ", as the whole area is perfect for the campsites.

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Favorite Spot for Honeymooners in India

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This wonderful destination is dotted with amazing tourist attractions and destinations which truly are sheer wonders and which will easily lure all the vacationers from all over the globe for amazing vacation. This astounding destination entices all the vacationers off all the sorts throughout the year as on with any Himachal tours. 

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Kullu: Kullu is lovingly referred as valley of Gods and is adjacent to amazing towns like Nagar and Manali. The constant accustomed breathtaking beauty, amount of adventures activities like paragliding, skiing, zorbing and trekking, adequate and comfortable break in cottages, log huts, exceptional standard and account hotels calmly attraction the honeymooners as on their Kullu Manali honeymoon. Some of the above day-tripper attractions which absolutely are arduous wonder and which are worth to visit are such as Tibetan Monasteries, Vaishno Devi Temple and Raghunath temple with any kullu Manali. 

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