Posts Tagged ‘Indian Hospitality’

Pushkar Travel Gives You a Glimpse of Indian Hospitality

December 3rd, 2009



India is a country that thrives on diversity and her unity lies in coexisting harmoniously with people of different faiths and beliefs. Among the many pilgrimage destinations that India can boost of, it holds a special place in the heart of every Hindu. Located about 11 kilometers from Ajmer in the colorful land of Rajasthan, this is home to more than 400 temples. Not only a Hindu, but tourists from all over the country and the globe have found a peace and tranquility that is unique to Pushkar. Many stories from ancient Hindu mythology come to life in front of one’s eyes once he sets his foot on the holy land of Pushkar. A travel is guaranteed to make your trip worthwhile and present you with memories that are bound to last a lifetime.

If you have made Pushkar travel plans, it is best to seek the advice and guidance of a local or a person who frequents the place, as it would make your trip around the place much more comfortable and convenient. Starting from an arrangement of vehicles to a place of boarding, a travel itinerary should be well planned in advance. Just a single day visit will not do justice to the beauty of Pushkar and you must travel with sufficient time in your hands. The temples to be included in your planned this travel should definitely contain a visit to the Brahma temple. It is considered to be the only place in the entire country that has a temple dedicated to Lord Brahma, who is believed to be the sole creator according to Hinduism. Mythology speaks of a story wherein the lord Brahma had dropped lotus petals from his hand on a piece of land that we now know as Pushkar. The name is derived from this incident literally wherein ‘pushp’ means a flower in the Sanskrit language and ‘kar’ means a hand.

When you embark on a planned Pushkar travel be sure to include this famous Brahma temple which boosts of unique architecture and was built around the 14th century. Beautiful marble steps lead up to the temple where a silver turtle has been embossed on the floor facing the sanctorum. Hundreds of silver coins are also embedded in the floor which adds to the majestic beauty of this holy place. Images of the Indian national bird peacock and the Goddess Saraswati, the Hindu goddess of learning and music, adorn the walls of the temple. Saraswati was also believed to be the consort of Lord Brahma and hence she has been featured prominently in the design of the temple. The idol of Brahma is portrayed in a lifelike manner with four heads and four hands, facing the four different directions.

Besides the above mentioned decorations and architecture, there is much more to see and be awed in the temples that should definitely be included in your travel. The famous lakes of it also deserve a visit by anyone who decides to visit Pushkar. So when you draw up your plans to visit Rajasthan, ensure that you check into any of the magnificent resorts in Pushkar and pay a true tribute to this holy pilgrimage site of every Hindu.

By: Rajendra Sharma

Delhi Tour – Capital City of India

November 24th, 2009



Second largest metropolis in India, Delhi is embellished with River Yamuna at its periphery and the Aravalli Hills across its west. Being the national capital of the country, Delhi upholds immense political and legislative relevance. The capital city is rich with colourful culture, architecture and human diversity and thus casts a spell over its visitors who enjoy a carefree Delhitour. With a deep rooted history of various Kings and their dynasties the city is embellished with invaluable monuments, numerous landmarks of love, religion and illustrious empires making one’s Delhi tour, India a cherished memory.

Be it the ancient Meena Baazaar at Old Delhi, or the largest mosque of India- Jama Masjid, or even the Victorian style buildings at New Delhi the city is always full of life and colour. The vibrant New Delhi is also known as Lutyen’s Delhi, named after British architect Edwin Lutyens who had designed the famous legislative buildings in Delhi including India’s Parliament House. Situated at the heart of the city it owns an impressive structure of Parliament House, Rajpath and is connected to India Gate hence is a series of elegant Victorian style architecture making one’s New Delhi tour an enlightening experience.

This cosmopolitan city of India is also the head of Indian Government therefore is an important business and tourism destination. Making one’s Delhi tour most comfortable, the city owns a variety of high standard hotels. These Delhi hotels in India are efficiently decked with numerous amenities, overwhelming Indian hospitality and meets the International standards therefore provide most satisfactory stay to the guests.

These hotels also provide its guests with the options of impeccable services for the city tours as well making their city tour most enjoyable. These Delhi hotels, India are categorized into Delhi luxury hotels, business hotels, budget hotels, eco friendly hotels and economy hotels so that the guests could select the one befitting their budgets and preferences.

This tour of the national capital of India is surely one to be remembered for life time the city exhibits a variety of shades of culture and hence showcase a mini India altogether. The tour of the city provides a view of the picturesque tree lined avenues, splendid old architecture, and ancient monuments along with numerous sky high advanced buildings.

Delhi owns almost all the famous, big names of hotel chains under its territory and therefore promises a comfortable and enjoyable experience of one’s Delhi tour. Guests should book any hotel in Delhi and can expect the perfect hospitality from the hotel. These hotels are perfect venue to enjoy the tour of the city providing a peep into the effervescent lifestyles and lively spirit of the life at Delhi.

By: Gajendra Verma