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Agra – Land Of Eternal Love   By: rashmiranjan patil
Agra is by far one of the most popular and most recognizable tourist destinations of India. The region is widely renowned for its grand monument dedicated to love the ‘Taj Mahal' a UNESCO enlisted World Heritage Site. Sitting along the banks of River Yamuna, the city looks extremely divine and mesmerizing, especially on a moonlit night. The city is hugely popular among the tourist circle drawing in thousands of tourist from all corners of the world. The city is also home to two more UNESCO Heritage Sites and is one of the culturally and literary rich regions of the country. Once the capital of Hindusthan under the Mughal era, Agra is a distant far from the golden beauty it was owing to unplanned rapid development of the region and the cropping of hawker stalls in and around the great monument. There is plenty to see and explore in Agra from the historical monuments, gardens and parks adorning the landscape of the region. Some of the popular tourist attractions of Agra include the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Swami Bagh, Ram Bagh, Mehtab Bagh, Balkeshwar Temple, Kailash Temple, Sikandra, Itmad - Ud - Daulah's Tomb, Jama Masjid, Chini Ka Roza and much more. In addition to sightseeing, Agra plenty of other recreational activities thus, ensuring not a single dull moment in the region from scouring the local markets famous for its bangles, leather goods, perfumes and miniature Taj models, gorging on the local snacks and food especially the ‘pethas' Indian sweet to indulging in various sorts of adventure sports activities. There is also no dearth of good hotels in Agra offering quality lodging facilities to the multitude of tourists visiting the region. The hotels in Agra are present across all budget categories ranging from the luxury hotels and resorts to the economy and budget hotels thus, catering to varied tastes and preferences of the myriad of travelers. Agra gets pretty hot during the summers and as such winters can be said to be the best time to visit the region. However weather has never proved to be a deterrent for people flocking to the region. The city is also well connected by means of air, rail and chain of State and National highways. The city has its very own domestic airport along with several major and small railway stations, which connect the city to every region of the country.(read entire article)
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Wayanad – Rustic Region   By: rashmiranjan patil
Wayanad is a fine little destination tucked away in the higher regions of the picturesque Western Ghats in the state of Kerala. The region offers tourists a glimpse of Indian rural life in its original settings thus, offering them a unique experience like none other. The hill station with its rustic surroundings, paddy fields, serene and peaceful ambience acts as the perfect destination for tourists looking for an escape from the urban jungle and the stress and chaos following it. In fact, Wayanad does attract a large tourist crowd and is one of the leading tourist destinations of Kerala. The region is bestowed with rich natural beauty which keeps tourists mesmerized, making them return to this mystical destination over and over again. The region is believed to have derived its name from two Tamil words (Vayal + Naad), Vayal meaning Paddy field and Naad meaning land thus, literally meaning land of the paddy fields. Another popular belief behind the name of the region is that, it was once known as Mayakshetra (Maya's Land) from where it evolved to Mayanad and finally to Wayanad. Wayanad with its healthy combination of fun and relaxation is an interesting place to explore and visit. There are quite a few interesting tourist destinations which can be visited like, the Chembra Peak, Neelimala, Meenmutty Falls, Chethalayam Falls, Pakshipathalam, Banasura Sagar Dam, Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary, Muthanga Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary. Tholpetty, Jain Temple, Edakkal Caves, Pazhassi Raja's Tomb, Pookote Lake, sentinel Rock Falls, Kanthanpara Falls, Sunrise Valley and much more. In addition to sightseeing there are plenty of other interesting outdoor activities offered in the region from enjoying the spectacular views of the region, engaging in various sorts of adventure sports activity like trekking, hiking, nature walks and much more. Tourists can also explore the charming little markets of the region famed for its coffee, tea, cocoa, pepper, plantain and vanilla among others. Being one of the popular tourist destinations of Kerala, there is no dearth of good hotels in Wayanad offering cozy and comfortable lodging facilities across various budget categories thus, catering to varied tastes and preferences of the myriad of travelers visiting the region. Wayanad enjoying a salubrious climate has no best time to visit and as such can be visited throughout the year. The region is also well connected to the rest of the state as well as neighboring areas by means of air, rail and roadways.(read entire article)
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Bangalore – A Lively City   By: rashmiranjan patil
Bangalore, the capital of the Indian state of Karnataka is an extremely popular destination of India and a leading factor behind India's spectacular growth story. The region home to numerous educational institutions, MNC's, IT Giants and others, acts as a dream destination for the millions of young students, entrepreneurs and professionals. Owing to the region's financial prosperity the region is home to folks from all over the world thus, making the region a truly global city. The charm and aura surrounding Bangalore attracts people from all over the world, making the region one of the leading destinations of Karnataka. Bangalore buzzing with young population is a city with many epithets, each reflecting the various facets of this wonderful city, for instance, the garden city, Silicon Valley of India, Pub city, IT city and Pensioner's Paradise among others. However, falling prey to the evils of commercialization, the city has lost on its various epithets like Pensioner's Paradise, Garden City, etc. Bangalore home to numerous pubs and lounges also serve as a party destination, wherein people can enjoy, relax and just have a good time. The city besides its educational and business proficiencies also offers plenty of interesting tourist attractions present in and around the city. Some of the prominent tourist attractions of Bangalore include Vidhana Soudha, Vikasa Soudha, Seshadari Iyer Memorial, Bangalore Palace, Tipu Sultan's Palace, The Bull Temple, Maha Bodhi Society Temple, ISCKON Temple, St. Mary's Basilica and much more. Along with sightseeing, tourists can also indulge in various sorts of adventure sports activities organized by numerous local adventure clubs. Tourists can also satisfy the shopaholic inside them by scouring local markets like Brigade road, MG road, Commercial Street and others offering anything and everything from international brands to local products and handicrafts. Bangalore hosting thousands of business and leisure travelers coming in from all parts of the world on a daily basis, offers plenty of lodging options to choose from, from the Bangalore hotels to resorts and service apartments. The hotels in Bangalore are needless to say present across all budget segments ranging from the luxury hotels to the economy and budget hotels thus, catering to all travel budgets and needs. Bangalore enjoying a salubrious climate throughout the year does not require a best time to visit. The city home to an International airport, several railway stations and junctions is comprehensively connected to the rest of the country and also various regions of the world.(read entire article)
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Jaipur – A Royal World   By: rashmiranjan patil
Jaipur is one of the most popular and also one of the highly visited tourist destinations of India. The region forms an integral part of the ‘Golden Triangle' of Indian tourism industry, the other two being Delhi and Agra. The region is widely renowned for its royal elegance, grandeur and an air of mysticism that wraps the entire area and draws in tourists from all parts of the world. The city not only gives tourists a glimpse of Indian royalty but also a glimpse in to the culture and traditions of the city. A visit to this grad city of India is extremely fulfilling and enriching experience. The Pink City as it is fondly referred to as, also has a rich history which adds layers to the character of the region. The city was founded in 1727 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, ruler of Amber and served as the bastion of Rajput Empire. The city was also one of the first planned cities of the country. There is plenty to see and explore in Jaipur from the various historical monuments to the various architectural marvels adding to the beauty of this desert terrain. Some of the popular tourist attractions of Jaipur include the Hawa Mahal, Amber Fort, Jaigarh Fort, Nahargarh Fort, City Palace, Jantar Mantar. Gaitore, Ram Niwas Gardens, Vidyadhar Garden, Sisodia Rani Palace and Garden, Galtaji, Lakshmi Narayan Temple and much more. In addition to sightseeing, Jaipur offers plenty of other recreational activities thus ensuring not a single dull moment in the region. A must do in the city is to catch a performance of folk songs and dance and puppet shows held regularly in the region. Tourists can also chuck the four wheels and ride an elephant or a camel for a different experience. Shopaholics can also opt to explore the local markets famous for its colorful rajais, jewels and various other handicrafts and local trinkets among others. There is also no dearth of good hotels in Jaipur catering to the lodging needs of the multitude of tourists visiting the region. The hotels in Jaipur are found across all budget categories ranging from the luxury and heritage hotels to the economy and budget hotels thus, catering to all tastes and preferences of the myriad of travelers. Jaipur is also well connected to the rest of the country and various corners of the world. A royal way to travel and explore the region is by the ‘Palace on Wheels', a luxury train traveling through the Golden Triangle of Indian tourism.(read entire article)
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Agra – Romantic Retreat   By: rashmiranjan patil
Agra synonymous with the Grand monument dedicated to eternal love ‘Taj Mahal' is hands down one of the most visited regions and an extremely popular tourist destination of India. Agra is also by far one of the most recognizable destinations of India; all thanks to the Taj Mahal a UNESCO enlisted World Heritage Site. Agra offers tourists a unique package of the old traditions melted in with modernism thus, offering an incredible experience. Agra also forms an integral component of the ‘Golden Triangle' of the Indian Tourism Industry, together with Delhi and Jaipur. Agra is city rich in culture, tradition, heritage and past which together give the region a very intriguing identity which draws in tourists from all parts of the world. Sitting along the banks of River Yamuna, this popular city of Uttar Pradesh is a distant far from its original beauty having fallen prey to the evils of overt commercialization, the region today resembles a crowded marketplace with numerous stall hogging the skinny streets and lanes of the city. However, everything is not bad and gory in the city and still offers plenty of charming sites and sceneries. Some of the prominent sites of Agra include include the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, Fatehpur Sikri (UNESCO World Heritage Sites), Swami Bagh, Ram Bagh, Mehtab Bagh, balkeshwar Temple, Kailash Temple, Sikandra, Itmad - Ud - Daulah's Tomb, Jama Masjid, Chini Ka Roza, and much more. In addition to sightseeing there are plenty of other things to see and do in Agra like scouring the local markets famous for its stone boxes, jewelry, plaque, leather goods and perfumes among others. A must do in Agra is to adore the beauty of the Taj Mahal on a moonlit night to witness the true grandeur of the monument. Another must do in Agra is to gorge on the delicious variety of chats and the famous pethas (sweet) available at nearly every corner of the city. There are plenty of Agra hotels catering to the lodging needs of the myriad of travelers visiting the region. The hotels in Agra found at every corner of the city are present across all budget segments ranging from the luxury hotels and resorts to the economy and budget hotels. Agra though visited in large number throughout the year, the best time to visit this beautiful region is from November to March when the weather is cool and pleasant.(read entire article)
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Wayanad – Land Of Paddy Fields   By: rashmiranjan patil
Wayanad is a simple yet beautiful holiday destination offering tourists a pleasant break from the mundane city life they live. The hill station settled in the north-east of Kerala, perched up in the higher regions of Western Ghats offering splendid views of the neighboring regions, also has the location to impress. Wayanad offers tourists a glimpse into the simplicity of life and the pleasures derived from it far away from the materialistic world. Wayanad is one of the least populated regions and is the perfect destination for tourists looking for a place to get away from the crowd, the usual and the constant chaos and stress and Kerala with its rich locales and the tranquil ambience perfectly fits the bill. There are quite a few beliefs pertaining to the name of Wayanad. According to one popular belief is that the name is derived from two Tamil words (Vayal + Naad), Vayal meaning Paddy field and Naad meaning land thus, Wayanad meaning land of the paddy fields. Another belief related to the name of the region is that, it was once known as Mayakshetra (Maya's Land) from where it evolved to Mayanad and finally to Wayanad. Wayanad rich in natural beauty offers quite a few interesting sightseeing destinations like the Chembra Peak, Neelimala, Meenmutty Falls, Chethalayam Falls, Pakshipathalam, Banasura Sagar Dam, Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary, Muthanga Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary. Tholpetty, Jain Temple, Edakkal Caves, Pazhassi Raja's Tomb, Pookote Lake, sentinel Rock Falls, Kanthanpara Falls, Sunrise Valley and much more. In addition to sightseeing, tourists can also indulge in activities like trekking, hiking, nature walks, etc. Tourists can also explore the local markets famous for its coffee, tea, cocoa, pepper, plantain and vanilla among others. There are ample numbers of Wayanad hotels and resorts catering to the accommodation needs of the travelers visiting the region. The hotels in Wayanad are also present across various budget segments ranging from the luxury hotels and resorts to the economy and budget hotels, catering to all tastes and preferences of the myriad of travelers. Wayanad experiences a temperate weather throughout the year and as such the region can be visited at any point of the year for an equally enjoyable time. Wayanad is also well connected to the rest of the country. The nearest airport is the Kozhikode airport located approx. 66 km away. While, the nearest railway station is the Kozhikode railway station lying approx. 110 km away.(read entire article)
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Bangalore – Youthful Destination   By: rashmiranjan patil
Bangalore is the capital of the South Indian state of Karnataka. Hub of India's IT sector, the region is a dream destination for the innumerable youths and professionals who throng to the region in large numbers to get their dreams realized. Bangalore home to numerous educational institutions, corporate firms, MNC's and others attracts large number of youth population and as such the region now increasingly wears a young look buzzing with life and activity. The city home to large number of foreign nationals has also become a true metropolitan with people from various cultures making their presence felt in the region. Bangalore is a city with numerous epithets, like the garden city, pensioner's paradise, pub capital of India, IT Hub of India and Silicon Valley of India, each epithet highlighting the various facets of life in Bangalore. However, several of these epithets no longer apply to the region like Pensioner's paradise, garden city of India owing to the rapid development of the region and the resulting reducing green cover. Bangalore is a major cultural and economic hub along with being the second fastest growing metropolis of India. This fast paced city offers quite a few interesting tourist attractions, like Vidhana Soudha, Vikasa Soudha, Seshadari Iyer Memorial, Bangalore Palace, Tipu Sultan's Palace, The Bull Temple, Maha Bodhi Society Temple, ISCKON Temple, St. Mary's Basilica and much more. In addition, to sightseeing tourists can also pub hopping the pub capital of India, indulge in various sorts of adventure sports activities offered by numerous adventure club associations of the city or head to the local markets to shop and to feel the pulse of the city. There is a plethora of accommodation option offered in the region for tourists to choose from, ranging from luxury hotels and resorts, service apartments to economy and budget hotels thus, catering to all tastes and preferences of the myriad of travelers visiting the region. Travel operators offering travel packages also take care of Bangalore hotel bookings along with other paraphernalia. Bangalore is blessed with a temperate climate and as such the region can be visited throughout the year for an equally enjoyable time. Bangalore home to a state of the art international airport and several big and small railway stations boasts of an excellent connectivity with the rest of the country and also to various parts of the world. The city also has excellent bus services offering road connectivity to the region.(read entire article)
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Jaipur – The Royal Voyage   By: rashmiranjan patil
Jaipur, the royal retreat of India is the darling of Indian tourism industry. The city forming an integral part of the ‘Golden Triangle' with Delhi and Agra is an extremely popular tourist destination of India attracting tourists from far corners of the world. The city with grand palaces, magnificent forts, awe inspiring architecture and interesting historical background intrigues tourists drawing them from all quarters to this dessert beauty. Jaipur was founded as India's first planned city by Maharaja Sawai Singh II in the year 1727 and accordingly it was named after him. Serving as the bastion of power for the Rajput Empire the city drenched itself in the famous pink color to welcome the royal guest his highness Prince of Wales. Jaipur acts as a treasure trove for tourists, offering plenty of things to see, explore and do in the region. Some of the popular sightseeing destinations of Jaipur include the Hawa Mahal, Amber Fort, Jaigarh Fort, Nahargarh Fort, City Palace, Jantar Mantar. Gaitore, Ram Niwas Gardens, Vidyadhar Garden, Sisodia Rani Palace and Garden, Galtaji, Lakshmi Narayan Temple and others. Apart from sightseeing, a must do in Jaipur is to enjoy a camel or elephant ride. Tourists can also choose to explore the charming and colorful markets of the region famous for its colorful rajais (comforters), bandhini fabrics and much more. Another must do in Jaipur is to enjoy a cultural performance of puppet shows, folk songs and dance organized regularly in the region and gorging on the delicious array of veg and non veg rajasthani food. Jaipur being a leading tourist destination of India there is absolutely no dearth of good Jaipur hotels and resorts offering plenty of accommodation options to choose from. The hotels in Jaipur are also found across various budget segments ranging from luxury hotels, heritage hotels to economy and budget hotels thus, catering to all tastes and preferences. Jaipur being a dessert city, the region gets scorching hot and humid and as such the region is best visited from November to February when the weather is cool and pleasant. Jaipur is also well connected to the rest of the country by means of air, rail and roadways. city airport is located in the satellite town of Sanganer, while there are three main Railway stations namely, Jaipur Junction, Gandhinagar and Durgapura offering connectivity to the city and lastly, there are ample number of buses available from various regions of the state and neighboring areas for Jaipur.(read entire article)
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Agra – The Beloved Beauty   By: rashmiranjan patil
Agra is a fascinating and extremely popular tourist destination of India. The city based along the banks of River Yamuna is widely renowned for its grand monument dedicated to love, the Taj Mahal, which is also a UNESCO enlisted World Heritage Site. Tourists from all corners of the country and also from various parts of the world flock to the region in large numbers to witness the grandeur and the elegance of this magnificent monument. Along with Taj Mahal, Agra is also home two other UNESCO enlisted World Heritage Sites namely, the Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri. The monument, Taj Mahal renders the city a very romantic ambiance and as such the region is also a popular honeymoon destination of India for the various Indian newlyweds. Couples from all quarters and from all walks of life visit the region to mark a new beginning of their love life, celebrate their love for each other and much more. Agra also has a rich historical background, which contributes significantly to the character and mysticism of the region. The city used to be the capital of Hindusthan during the Mughal era. Reflections of the region's past is still clearly visible among the rich architecture of the Mughal's seen in the various buildings adorning the various crowded lanes of the city along with other monuments. There is plenty to see and explore in the vibrant city of Agra, from the various historical sites, architecture to the various modern marvels. Some of the prominent attractions of Agra include the Agra Fort, Swami Bagh, Ram Bagh, Mehtab Bagh, Balkeshwar Temple, Kailash Temple, Sikandra, Itmad - Ud - Daulah's Tomb, Jama Masjid, Chini Ka Roza and Fatehpur Sikri among others. Along with sightseeing tourists can also explore the local markets famous for its leather goods, perfumes, bangles, etc. A must do in Agra is to feast on the local delights like the varied varieties of Indian Chats, the pethas (sweet) and various other local street eat. There are ample choices available when it comes to accommodation in Agra. The various hotels and resorts can be found across various budget segments ranging from the high-end luxury hotels to the economy and budget hotels thus, catering to all preferences and needs of the myriad of travelers visiting the region. Tour operators also effectively take care of Agra hotel bookings along with the entire tour package, for the complete ease and comfort of the travelers.(read entire article)
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Wayanad - A Relaxing Vacation   By: rashmiranjan patil
Wayanad is a pleasing holiday destination sitting in north-east of Kerala. The hill station kind of takes its tourists back to those golden days when things weren't so complicated and life was still simple and easy. Wayanad is like a retro destination which fascinates tourists with the simplicity of life offered and the relaxed pace of life thus, offering the perfect destination wherein one can sit back, catch their breath and adorn the beauty of nature along with enjoying the simple pleasures of life. Tourists from all corners of the country and various regions of the world throng to this rare retreat to experience true bliss. Wayanad has an interesting background to the naming of the region. It is believed that the region was earlier referred to as ‘Mayakshetra' (maya's land) which was later transformed to Mayanad and finally to Wayanad which literally translates into ‘land of paddy fields' pointing to the presence of several paddy fields. Wayanad boasts of a naturally endowed region complete with plantations, forests and wildlife. Wayanad offers to its tourists various interesting tourist destinations, from the natural sites to various man-made attractions. Some of the prominent tourist attractions located in and around Wayanad include the Chembra Peak,Neelimala, Meenmutty Falls, Chethalayam Falls, Pakshipathalam, Banasura Sagar Dam, Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary, Muthanga Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary, Tholpetty, Jain Temple, Edakkal Caves, Pazhassi Raja's Tomb, Pookote Lake, sentinel Rock Falls, Kanthanpara Falls, Sunrise Valley and much more. Tourists can also explore the local markets or indulge in various sorts of adventure sports activities offered in the region. There are also plenty of accommodation options for tourists to choose from. The hotels and resorts in Wayanad are present across various budget segments ranging from the luxury hotels to the economy and budget hotels thus, catering to varied tastes and preferences of the myriad of travelers visiting the region. Tour operators also offer Wayanad hotel bookings inclusive in the entire tour package for the complete ease and comfort of travelers. Wayanad enjoying a salubrious can be visited throughout the year; however, the region does offer the much needed relief from the scorching summers experienced in the country. The hill station is also pretty well connected by the Kozhikode airport located approx. 66 km and the Kozhikode railway station located approx. 110 km away. In addition to that regular state and private buses can easily availed from various regions of the state and neighboring areas for Wayanad.(read entire article)
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