India is one of the most charming, attractive and beautiful countries that provide traveler’s ultimate paradise. In India you can explore many cities and places to visit like Home to mighty rivers, dense forests, snow clad mountain ranges, balmy backwaters and sun-kissed beaches as well as historical sites, hill stations and quaint countryside, the country can leave you in wondrous awe. India is fulfill of many naturally things like Indian Cities, Villages, Monuments, Ruins, Hill Stations, Havelies and many more thing. If you are planning to visit India or want to explore the beauty of India, choose golden triangle tour package as it is the best tour package which covers three beautiful cities – Delhi, Agra and Jaipur.
Firstly you visit Delhi. It is the capital of India. The city of Delhi provides the tourist forts to modern contemporary shopping malls, historical monuments and many mores. You can get to visit every possible attractions the beautiful and attractive city of Delhi. Here, you can explore many places to visit like Jama Masjid, Laxmi Narayan Temple, Akshardham Temple, and Bahai Temple. Ancient-historical places are Red Fort, India Gate, Raj ghat Humayun’s tomb, Raj Path, Kutub Minar and Rashtra Pati Bhavan etc. Delhi is also known for its rich and colorful past that entails the story of bravery.
The next destination of visiting the lovely city is Agra. It is one of the most attractive cities. It is famous for the Taj Mahal that is the symbol of true love. The beautiful historical building was built by shah Jahan in the memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz mahal. The Taj Mahal is one of the Seven Wonders of the World. In the city of Agra, you can explore many places to visit like The Taj Mahal, Fathpur Sikari, Agra Red Fort, Aidmad Daula, Sikandra, etc. Agra is the wonderful and charming city for visiting purpose.
After visiting the both cities (Delhi and Agra), the next destination of your tour package is Jaipur which is known as pink city also because the monuments of Jaipur are made of red stones. The city of Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan that is surrounded way sands. Here, you can visit many places Like Jaipur Quila (The Red Fort), Hawa Mahal (The Palace of Winds), Jantar – Mantar, The City Square and Palace and Albert Hall Museums, etc. the golden triangle tour packages give you a golden chance to get memorable days.
With golden triangle tour, you can enjoy kite flying tour also. Makar Sankranti on 14th of January is when the sport of kite flying is almost rife. Golden Triangle with Kite Flying is one of the most famous festivals in Jaipur. The day of Maker Sankranti makes the official day for flying kites in Jaipur. Peoples keep flying kites the whole day and that day the sky seems next to invisible as countless kites cover it. Many peoples enjoy loud music food on the terrace itself. In festival of kites, peoples make their group and fly kites. While flying the kites many people shout loudly their terrace as adversary’s kite is cut down. That day the sky looks very beautiful.
By: Devendra Sharma
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Golden Triangle & Kite Flying Tour in India – Famous Tourist Attraction of India
March 1st, 2010Mumbai Travel – Lasting Impressions of a Traveler
December 24th, 2009
Somewhere underneath the vast overcrowded urban explosion, lays a cluster of seven disjointed islands, collectively called Mumbai. Formerly called Bombay, Mumbai is the business of India. According to records available, the city of Mumbai was first established by the Hindu rulers from the Deccan Plateau, followed by the Muslims & the English.
Mumbai has been a trading port, since time immemorial and thus important economically. The economy of cotton was scaled by the establishment of cotton mills in 1854. The spice naive British saw huge trading potential and thus established regular shipping lines for cotton, spice and tea trade, between Mumbai & London.
When British Governor Gerald Aungier set up camp on Mumbai Island, he established the judiciary, drained the malarial swamps, built the first docks and invited migrant workers from other parts of India.
Mumbai started to experience overpopulation, poor sanitation and political unrest. The Indian National Congress (later, the Congress Party of India), held its first meeting for Indian Independence. Despite the first Indian film industry; opposition to British rule grew strong. Mahatma Gandhi, commonly known as the Mahatma (’Great Soul’) lived on Laburnam Road upon his return from South Africa, launching his Quit India campaign.
Fast-forward two hundred years and Mumbai is India’s ‘Maximum City’ bold, brash, fast and frenetic, always faddish, fashion-obsessed and undeniably animated in all aspects of its life.
Three centuries of development have transformed seven scrubby islands into a mighty metropolis of towering apartment blocks, colonial mansions, seafront promenades and air-conditioned shopping malls. If Delhi is the seat of history and Kolkata the seat of culture, Mumbai is the address of film and fashion – many leading designers are based there and the Bollywood movie machine churns out a staggering one thousand films a year.
Mumbai is where Indian fantasies of wealth and glamour engage in a bizarre dance with poverty and slums, and where economic boom flirts with social collapse. More than 60% of Mumbaikers live in shantytowns, yet the city also boasts some of the most expensive real estate in the country. Plans are afoot to build a futuristic new town of towering skyscrapers in the north of this city, transforming Mumbai into the Shanghai of India.
From a visitor’s perspective, Mumbai is a place to shop and dine by day and party by night.
By: Abhishek Arora
Top Ten Places To Visit In Karnataka, South India
December 20th, 2009
Karnataka, one of the southern states in Indian Peninsula, is gifted with abundant natural beauty and glorious monuments, built by the earlier mighty rulers like Vijayanagar empire, Hoysala dynasty, Chalukyas etc. Tourists are attracted from all over the world to this enchanting land to admire the rare beauty of these ancient monuments and the natural beauty. Karnataka also has wild life sanctuaries and beautiful waterfalls. Though there are many interesting places in Karnataka, only just ten top places are given below -
1. Bangalore
The bustling city is the capital of Karnataka, and also the fastest growing cosmopolitan city in Asia. It was known as Pensioners’ Paradise, and City of Gardens, but now it is more known as the Cyber City, and Silicon Valley of India. Blessed with salubrious climate, gardens, parks, natural lakes, architectural landmarks, shopping malls, best restaurants and pubs, Western and Indian music concerts, Bangalore is a tourist paradise.
2. Mysore
The Imperial city of Palaces lies 140 kms away from Bangalore. Mysore is also blessed with excellent climate and rich heritage, magnificent palaces, beautifully laid out gardens, and zoo.
3. Mangalore
Mangalore is a beautiful scenic city, abundant with lush green surroundings, narrow winding
streets, lofty coconut trees, unique tile-roofed houses, beautiful beaches, ancient temples and churches, located 357km west of Bangalore.
4. Madikere
This picturesque, charming town is situated at an elevation of 5000 ft above sea level, offering you breathtaking views. Madikere is the headquarters of Kodagu (Coorg), called as Scotland of India. Kodagu is one of the most beautiful hill stations in India, and also produces some of the world’s best coffee, honey and spices.
5. Hampi
Located 350 kms away from Bangalore, Hampi was the capital of famous Vijayanagar Empire, who ruled South India from 14th to 16th century AD. After the destruction by the invaders, what remains today is the ruins of Hampi, scattered about 26 sq.km in area, amidst giant boulders and vegetation, silently telling the stories of the glorious period of their rule. Hampi ruins, a world heritage site today, is packed with giant temples, palaces, market streets, aquatic structures , fortifications and an abundance of other ancient monuments.
6. Belur-Halebid
Located 220 kms from Bangalore, on the banks of river Yagachi, in Hassan District, Belur was once the capital city of the Hoysala dynasty, who ruled Karnataka during 11th and 12th centuries. They constructed the beautiful star shaped Chennakeshava temple at Belur, which took 103 years and 3 generations to complete the task. 16 kms away lies Halebid, which is also famous for its magnificent temples, set up on raised platform. Halebid was their earlier capital during 12th and 13th centuries AD, when it was known as Dwarasamudra. Even after 87 years of laborious work, the task was never completed at Halebid. One can spend days together admiring the beauty of these architecture marvels.
7. Shravanabelagola
Located 147 kms from Bangalore and 83 kms from Mysore at Hassan District, Shravanabelagola is one of the most popular Jain pilgrim centers . Shravanabelagola is wedged between Vindhyagiri and Chandragiri hills. A giant monolithic statue (58 ft) of Bhagawan Bahubali (Lord Gomaetheswara), said to be the world’s largest monolithic statue, is standing on the Vindhyagiri hills as a monument of peace.
8. Badami
This historic town is famous for the cave temples built by Chalukya kings, who ruled Deccan in 6th and 7th centuries and Badami was their capital. Among the rock-cut and structural monuments, the most richly decorated are the cave temples, which are carved into the cliff on the southern side. There are four such cave temples in Badami. The natural surroundings enhance the aesthetic appeal of these cave temples.
9. Pattadakkal
The sacred complex at Pattadakal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is situated on the banks of the River Malprabha. Pattadakal is famous for its 8th-century temples, built by Chalukya kings during their reign. These are built in the combination of North Indian and South Indian styles.
10. Bijapur
Located 530 kms from Bangalore, Bijapur is famous for the historical monuments like Gol Gumbaz, which is the second largest tomb in the world. In the circular balcony of Gol Gumbaz, visitors can witness its greatest marvel. There are more monuments in Bijapur, such as Jumma Masjid, Ibrahim Roza etc. Bijapur was the capital of Adil Shahi dynasty who ruled this land during 13th century.
By: Lakshmi Menon
