After passing the Nikka Chhu, the road follows the river into the Trongsa district, first leading you into the small, scenic village of Chendebji. The Chendebji Chorten, a large, whitewashed...
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Most Bhutanese handicrafts are not made for a tourist market, so they retain their authenticity. The prices tend to be more expensive than those of goods found in...
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Bharatpur: This area occupies an important place in the cultural history of Rajasthan. It was closely associated with the ancient kingdom of Matsyadesa. During...
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Tens of thousands of people go to Jaipur for the annual literature festival in the coming days. Here are some tips on what to see and where to eat outside...
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Situated at the junction of the Aravalli and the Vindhya ranges, Ranthambore is one of India's conservation success stories. Since becoming one of the original 11 areas under Project...
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Delhi, despite being a crowded capital city, has a rich variety of birdlife and most of the commoner Indian birds are to be seen in its environs. The riverain so, tract along...
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Hauz Khas Village, like so many others in delhi, is an old settlement. As Delhi expanded, and village fields became housing estates, the villages became s...
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In common with all of India, Delhi has numerous religious and secular festivals throughout the year. Many of the religious...
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Once the capital of Portugal's empire in the east, the coexistence of Indians and Portuguese, Hinduism and Christianity, gives the tiny west coast state of Goa its identity...
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Spread out across the plains of the Ganga, the great state of Uttar Pradesh contains some of the most sacred sites of Buddhist and Hindu culture...
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For a true taste of India, its people and landscape, nothing beats travelling by train on one of the most comprehensive networks in the world Indian Railways is a huge state-run conglomerate, the world's largest...
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This is the road to heaven. A road that challenges your spirit and numbs your mind with its undisturbed solitude and raw beauty. It is the second highest motorable road in the world, climbing through...
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The pleasures of the journey are equal to the delights of the destination, and nowhere is this truer than on the short drive to Gulmarg. The smooth road lined by...
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When the British built their grandiose new capital, they didn't think it necessary to build a single museum or gallery in New Delhi. Today, Delhi has over 20 museums and...
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It was courageous travellers and early traders who carried the message of India's wealth to the distant shores of Europe and East Asia. Buddhist pilgrims and scholars...
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The road between Delhi and Agra once passed through a more ancient and venerated city than either — Mathura and neighbouring Vrindavan. Mathura was known...
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Unequivocally, the valleys of the Bumthang region are the broadest in Bhutan, creating a feeling of spaciousness. Jakar's dzong's and temples get the most attention from visitors, but all of the valleys contain...
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Jaipur is a city built on a formalised, square grid but the bustle, colour and vibrant rhythm of its streets prevent one from perceiving it. Extensive areas of Rajasthan are monotone, beige-brown desert, but ...
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The journey is a bit of a long haul – 245km of driving on hill roads though it helps that the road surface is good and the width is the equivalent of three lanes in most cases. The reason ...
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Breaking out of his ancestral home in Central Asia, Babur, the first of the great Mughal emperors, fought his way into India and seized Agra, then the capital of the Lodi ...
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Despite the mushrooming of many new shopping centres in Delhi, Connaught Place with its three concentric circles of shops and its immediate environs remains a good place for a shopping...
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There are many old Delhis, but of all of them, the name refers particularly to the walled city of Shah Jahan, Ruler of the World. The fifth great Mughal emperor was a lover...
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As your plane begins its final descent into Paro Valley, you get your first glimpse of this Land of the Thunder Dragon: beautifully terraced cast in shades of green, clusters of prayer flags...
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In my last couple of visits to Bhutan , I could not manage to go upto the top of the Tiger Nest Monastery or the Taktsang Monastery in Par oas my stay base was Thimphu ( Two hours away from Paro ) , During...
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For a truly rural experience move out from the city to the 620 villages that surround Jaisalmer City. Thestrong proud villagers of this region are sure to welcome you, happy to...
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The very name of the Himalayas evokes majesty and grandeur. The nearly impossible terrain and controlled tourism have daunted the most intrepid of travelers. Until now, the beauty of these mountains and the...
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With more than a 100 kilometers (62 miles) of west-facing coast to choose from ,the choice of best sunset spot become very personal. You may find the view across the Arabian Sea from your favorite café, sundowner in...
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Restaurant named Pink Floyd , serving contemporary western snacks , located very close to the only Brahma temple in the world , nearby a government approved Bhang shop where Spanish backpacker youngsters line up to buy...
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The most important thing , one needs to be taking care of while visiting Leh - Ladakh is acclimatization to the lower oxygen levels , Most of the tourist places in the area are above 10,000 feet and the travellers may suffer from headaches...
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Udaipur was my last stop as part of Rajasthan vacation that took me through sandy Jaisalmer, rocky Jodhpur, and hilly Kumbhalgarh., when I arrived in the cool, green lake city of Udaipur, I was in for a bit of a shock. , I must clarify...
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#1 Taj weekend offers - Vivanta by Taj - Surajkund, NCR 287 rooms resort , overlooking the Surajkund Lake complex is just a short drive from South Delhi . The facilities include a Restaurant , Bar ,Spa and a fitness centre #2 Taj weekend offers - The Gateway Resort Damdama Lake, Gurgaon...
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#1 Top 5 hotels in Rajasthan - Umaid Bhawan Palace Jodhpur Built in 1943 , and considered to be world's largest residences , This luxury hotel has 340 rooms .The property was taken over for marketing by Taj hotels in 1972 .A museum and an art gallery are a part of the hotel.
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Architectural Digest, the US based magazine and one of the world's most prestigious publications on all things design and architecture has called the SUJAN Rajmahal Palace, India's most beautiful Hotel.
The history of this magnificent and intimate Palace runs parallel to the history of Jaipur itself.....
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Thorny scrub and forgotten sites in the desert are still said to be inhabited by spirits called chudails. The chudail trail, ingeniously designed by Suryagarh, takes you on a midnight drive to all the spots,
nooks and crannies in the surrounding area where they say the persecuted spirit of the chudail circulates.....
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When PM Modi announced his pro-tourism agenda for the country, I felt that he was addressing me personally. For I've been working on setting up a Company that does just that.
Modi spoke of tourism's contribution to employment and economic growth, development of new destinations and skill development in the travel .....
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Lebua Resort Jaipur: The newly launched lebua Resort, Jaipur is already generating interest for its contemporary vision of Indian design. Planned as a spa destination, inspired by the architectural traditions of Rajasthan,
it promises to deliver an experience as unique as at Devi Garh by lebua which is known to.....
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Lebua Resort Jaipur: The newly launched lebua Resort, Jaipur is already generating interest for its contemporary vision of Indian design. Planned as a spa destination, inspired by the architectural traditions of Rajasthan,
it promises to deliver an experience as unique as at Devi Garh by lebua which is known to.....
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What could possibly make the picturesque landscapes of Ladakh even more mesmerizing? How about starting and ending your day amidst the highest levels of luxury, all complete with delectable cuisines and personalized services?
The Ultimate Travelling Camp's Chamba Camp in Thiksey brings together this unbelievable mix of opulence with a nomadic lifestyle.....
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