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Charminar, the major landmark in Hyderabad

2008-02-12T03:08:00.000-08:00

If we talk about tourist spots in Hyderabad, Charminar always tops the list. Inafact, the Charminar is the main landmark in Hyderabad around which the city has its history and has developed its glory. The 400 years old Hyderabad city without the Charminar will be something like Agra without the Taj Mahal.

The Charminar was built by Mohammed Quli Qutub Shah in the year 1591, in the heart of the city, after shifting his capital city from Golkonda to Hyderabad.

The Charminar is a beautiful structure built of granite, mortar, crushed marble and lime. If you see the Charminar from a close distance, you will find it to be an elegant and romantic structure, dictating its architectural eminence.

It is a square structure with four towers in the four corners. Each side is of 20 meters length. All the sides open into a plaza through huge arches overlooking four major main roads. The arches are 20 meters tall and 11 meters wide. All the minarets have four storeys and stand 24 meters tall from the roof of the Charminar. The total length of the minarets from the ground to the top is 48.7 meters.

On the roof’s western end is a beautiful mosque, which is the oldest, in Hyderabad. The east has a spacious verandah having large and small arches in the middle. From the beautiful balconies at the first floor, you can have a fantastic view of the Hyderabad city.

Lalbagh Botanical Garden, Bangalore

2008-02-11T22:53:00.000-08:00

The Lalbagh Botanical Garden in Bangalore is one of South Asia’s most abundantly diverse Botanical Gardens. Situated in the Southern part of Bangalore, this beautiful garden was specially made by Hyder Ali, the ruler of Mysore, in the year 1740. Later, his son Tipu Sultan brought many tropical plants to the garden and was also responsible for completion of the garden.

Spread over 240 acres of land, this garden was made on the lines of the Mughal Gardens. The work on the famous Glass House was initiated by John Cameron, the garden’s superintendent, and its design was derived from London’s Crystal Palace.

The garden has over 1000 species of plants, many trees aging more than 100 years. Many trees and plants were imported from countries round the globe for the garden. Many rare species of plants were also imported from the Kew Gardens in London in the 1870s. Today, the garden has the largest collection of rare plants in the subcontinent. The Glass House is surrounded by pencil cedars and champak trees.

Every year a number of flower shows are organized in the garden. The Karnataka Government also organizes "Janapada Jaatre", in the garden, on the 2nd and 4th weekend of every month. "Janapada Jaatre" means a folk fare, featuring the cultural folklore, the traditional costumes and musical instruments of Karnataka.

The Aga Khan Palace, Pune

2008-02-08T04:13:00.000-08:00

The Aga Khan Palace of Pune was built in 1892 by Imam Sultan Muhammad Shah Agakhan III. He was a well known personality in the fields of politics and sports. He was even elected as the President of the League of Nations in 1938. In 1969 he donated the palace to India as a symbol of admiration to Mahatma Gandhi and his philosophies.

This palace is of great historical importance for India. It is a national monument of India’s struggle for freedom. After the launch of the Quit India movement, Gandhiji along with his wife and secretary were put behind bars in this palace. His wife Kasturba Gandhi and Secretary Mahadevbhai Desai passed away during the imprisonment period. Their samadhis are also located in the campus itself.

In1980 the administration of the palace, its museum and the samadhis within the campus, were handed over to the Gandhi Memorial Society. Since then the society has dedicated itself to make the palace a living memorial to Mahatma Gandhi and Kasturba Gandhi for which they organize a number of activities all through the year.

Now, the palace has become a place of national and international pilgrimage where every year over a lakh of visitors, visit to pay their respect to the samadhis. The palace is surrounded by a big garden which beautifies the palace complex.

Khandala – a hill station in Maharashtra

2008-02-06T04:44:00.000-08:00

Khandala is a famous hill station in Maharashtra situated on the western slopes of the Sahyadri mountain range at a height of 625 mt. The panoramic beauty of this place decorates it. This place is gifted with abundant natural beauty. Khandala is separated from Lonavala by deep valley on one side and high hills on the other. Industrialization has not yet adversely affected this place due to which tourist fall in love with it at the first glance itself. It is very close to the cities of Mumbai and Pune due to which it is filled with tourist all through the year. Also, it is just 5km away from Lonavala, which is also a very famous tourist spot in India.

Khandala has a pleasant combination of weathers with mild summers and cool winters. Also heavy southwestern monsoon rains occur during the months between June and September. However, the best time to visit Khandala is the time between the months of October and May.

There are a lot of places to see in Khandala, and near by Lonavala, like the beautiful hills, huge lakes, deep green valleys, waterfalls, historic forts etc. You can see Mother Nature’s pristine beauty in this place and feel like in heaven when you see the spectacular views.

Fatehpur Sikri

2008-02-05T04:51:00.000-08:00

Fatehpur Sikri is a city which is situated 37 kms from Agra. It is a city which was primarily built of Red Sandstone, during 1571 and 1585, by the Mughal Emperor Akbar. Akbar had actually planned to make this city his capital, but as there was shortage of water in this place, his plans were abandoned. About 20 years later the Mughal capital was shifted to Lahore.

Although the city is now in ruins, yet the remains showcase some of the finest examples of Mughal architecture. Most probably this place is the best example of the mixture of Hindu and Muslim architecture. It is believed that the Fatehpur Sikri Mosque is same as the Mecca Mosque and the designs in it are taken from the Hindu and Persian architecture.

The prime attractions of Fatehpur Sikri are Diwan-I-Am (Hall Of Public Audience), Diwan-khana-I-khaas (Hall Of Private Audience), Turkish Sultana’s House, Ankh Michauli (the Treasury), Daulat khana-I-khas (the emperor’s private chamber), Palace of Jodha Bai, Hawa Mahal (the Palace of Winds) and Nagina Masjid, Birbal’s Palace, Sunehra Makan (palace of Akbar’s Rajput wife, Mariam-Uz-Zamani), Panch Mahal (airy 5 storeyed pavilion), Dargah Of Sheikh Salim Chisti, The Jami Masjid, and Buland Darwaza.

The Dargah of Sheikh Salim Chisti is one of the most famous places in Fatehpur Sikri. It is believed that childless women came here to offer prayers and get the blessings of the saint so that they are blessed with children. It is said that even Akbar was blessed with three sons after he visited the dargah. The pattern of work present in the Dargah is one of the finest works that can be found in India. Equally famous is the Buland Darwaza which was built in 1602 AD to celebrate Akbar’s victory over Deccan. It is not only the highest and grandest gateway in India but it is also ranked among the biggest in the entire world.

Delhi’s Akshardham Temple

2008-02-04T03:28:00.000-08:00

Delhi’s Akshardham temple is a Hindu temple situated on the banks of river Yamuna, near the Nizamuddin area. Pramukh Swami Maharaj, the spiritual leader of BAPS (the organization behind Akshardham’s creation), sanctified the temple in November 2005. The temple is very close to the Commonwealth Games Village that is being developed. In the temple compound there is a huge monument of stone with beautiful carvings, exhibitions on Bhagwan Swaminarayan and Hinduism, an IMAX cinema for showing religious short documentaries, a musical fountain which is very popular and a large garden which is very well maintained.

The main monument is dedicated to Bhagwan Swaminarayan and stands141ft tall. The design on the monument is according to Sthapatya-Shastra, which are ancient Vedic texts. The architectural style is a mixture of styles from all over India. The building is constructed of pink sandstone of Rajasthan and Carrara marble of Italy. This huge monument can be sighted from far away and the visitors who see it from close distance are left without any words to describe its beauty.

The sunken garden of Akshardham Temple is of a lotus shape when viewed from top. The garden has big stones which are engraved with quotes by renowned personalities from all over world right from Shakespeare, Martin Luther King to Swami Vivekananda and Bhagwan Swaminarayan.

The Taj Mahal – India’s Taj (crown)

2008-01-29T02:26:00.000-08:00

The Taj Mahal is not only a monument in India but it is India’s crown. The Taj Mahal located in Agra is actually a tomb which was built under the famous Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in the memories of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal. After Shah Jahan’s death, he was also buried next to his wife’s tomb by his son Aurangzeb.

The Taj Mahal is supposed to be the best example of Mughal architecture which is a mixture of Persian, Turkish, Indian and Islamic styles. Taj Mahal is a man made marvel and is included in the list of the Seven Wonders of the World. It became one of the UNESCO World Heritage Site’s in 1983 and is known as "the jewel of Muslim art in India and one of the universally admired masterpieces of the world's heritage."

Besides the familiar white arched marble tomb, Taj Mahal is also an integrated group of constructions, of white marble, which was designed by Ustad Ahmad Lahauri and completed in around 1648.

Taj Mahal attracts large number of visitors every year from all over the world. It is the most famous tourist destination in India. The Taj Mahal stands on the banks of river Yamuna. The car parking lot is built at a distance because polluting traffic is not allowed near the monument as pollution discolour the white marble.

In the local markets close to the Taj Mahal you can buy beautiful handicraft items and marble show pieces. You can also buy a Taj for yourself from one of these markets.

Temples of Khajuraho

2008-01-28T01:30:00.000-08:00

In the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, is the Khajuraho village. This village has a group of monuments which are included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The large number of medieval Hindu and Jain temples with the famous sculptures has made Khajuraho one of the most popular tourist destinations in India. These temples were built between 950 and 1050 by the Chandela kings.

The structures of the Khajuraho temples are similar to the style of the north-Indian shikhara temple and also to Panchayatana plan. Few of the temples are Jain temples and the others are Hindu temples. The Hindu temples are dedicated to Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva and also to different goddesses.

These temples are famous for the carvings on their walls. Some of the carvings on the external walls bear bold artistic statements but the art inside the temples or near the gods present simple facts of life. In the temples with two layers of walls, the outer sides of the inner walls have small carvings which depict that a person has to leave his/her luxurious desires outside the temple before seeing the deity. These arts also show that, like the gods, spirituality should also be pure.

Most of the carvings on the walls show human, their bodies and also the facts of life. The carvings present the everyday life of a common man in India during that time when they were made. At earlier times when boys were sent to gurukuls(school), through these sculptures they learnt about the world and also made themselves ready to become householders when they grew.

City Palace Jaipur

2008-01-25T04:37:00.000-08:00

The main palace of Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, is known as the City Palace. The palace’s structure depicts the mixture of the traditional Mughal and Rajasthani architecture. The palace complex is huge and occupies about one seventh of the total area of the walled city of Jaipur.

The City Palace was built by Maharaja Jai Singh II. However, his successors have made many additions to the palace complex. The palace complex has splendid structures like the Chandra Mahal, Badal Mahal, Mubarak Mahal, Shri Govind Dev Temple etc. There is a local handicraft market in the complex. The famous City Palace Museum is also inside the palace complex. At this museum you can see ammunitions used in wars, dresses worn by the Maharajas and their Maharanis and a number of other things. The main gate to the stately courtyard is of brass and is simply magnificent. The other attractions in the City Palace are the two huge silver vessels which according to the Guinness Book of World Records are the largest silver vessels of the world. In earlier times these vessels were used to carry water from the holy river Ganges for the royal family’s personal use.

There are many things in the City Palace which cannot be expressed in words. Its beauty can only be felt by our eyes. Members of the royal family are still residing in one part of the palace. However, visitors are not allowed to enter that part of the palace.

Shree Siddhivinayak Ganapati Mandir

2008-01-24T03:46:00.000-08:00

One of the most popular temples in India is the Shree Siddhivinayak Ganapati Mandir, located in the prabhadevi area of Mumbai. It was built in 1801. It is one of the most famous temples in India. It is visited by huge crowds of devotees of Lord Ganesha belonging to different sects of society everyday.

Siddhi Vinayak temple has a small hall in which is the shrine for Shree Siddhi Vinayak (Lord Ganesha). The architecture of this temple is simply brilliant. The wooden doors in the temple’s sanctum are carved with images demonstrating the eight forms of Lord Ganesha in Maharashtra, known as Ashtavinayak. The sanctum’s inner roof is gold plated. In the centre is a four armed statue of Lord Ganesha along with the statues of his wives Riddhi and Siddhi.

Tuesday is the most crowded day of the week in the Shree Siddhivinayak Ganapati Mandir as it is considered to be the most auspicious day to offer payers to Lord Ganesha. According to the Hindu mythology, all new works should start by offering prayers to Lord Ganesha. Therefore millions of devotees including many celebrities visit the temple every month just to offer their prayers and to get a glimpse of the lord.

Good security arrangements are made in the temple premises for the devotee’s safety. If you visit this temple the only thing which might really bother you are the beggars from whom you just can’t escape.

Rural market in Delhi – DILLI HAAT

2008-01-23T05:10:00.000-08:00

The term ‘HAAT’ means a village market. But Delhi’s ‘DILLI HAAT’ is much more than just a market place. It is a place where the rural life and folk art of India are brought face to face with the urban customer. Dilli Haat has got the environment of a traditional rural market but fulfilling the modern-day needs.

Dilli Haat is a center of Indian food, crafts and cultural activity. Here you will find handicrafts and cuisines from every state of India.

Food
India is a country which is a home of a diverse population. Therefore it is also a land of variety of cuisines. Dilli Haat is a place where under one roof you can taste the different varieties of cuisines for all the states of India. So if you want to taste the Indian spicy food in the local style, Dilli Haat is the best place to visit.

Handicraft
Indian handicrafts are also diversified because of its ethnic and cultural diversity. India is the home of some of the most talented and artistic craftsmen. The craft bazaar of Dilli Haat exhibits the art and handicrafts created by these craftsmen. Here you can buy the actual Indian art and craft items in traditional colours and designs.

Dilli Haat is the marketplace where you can enjoy the complete shopping experience, in a rural market, in the modern-day style.

The Calangute beach of Goa

2008-01-22T21:19:00.000-08:00

The state of Goa, in India, has an Indo-Portuguese culture and architecture. Goa is a city of beaches. Among the many, Calangute beach is one of the most famous beaches in Goa.

The Calangute beach of Goa is towards north, nine miles from Panaji, the Goan capital. The beach is covered with palm trees and is about four miles long. The best time to visit this place is between the months of November and February. But you can visit the Calangute beach of Goa at any time of the year.

The pure, cool golden sand and the sun beautify the Calangute beach. If you are a sea food lover, then here you will find fresh sea food on sale everywhere. The Calangute beach is the best beach in Goa for water sports right from water shooting to parasailing. You can also take one of the crocodile or dolphin spotting tours.

Nearby the calangute beach is the Kerkar Art Complex. The exhibitions put up here are mainly of arts and crafts from local Goans. You can explore you bargaining skills at the Saturday bazaar. There you will find everything right from fish, meat, grocery to textiles, pottery and others.

For a splendid holiday in Goa do not forget to visit the Calangute beach to have the complete Goan holiday experience and of course do not miss tasting the famous Goan cashew fenni!

Shopping in Delhi

2007-11-20T02:55:00.000-08:00

If you are a shopping freak, then take my words and go to Delhi for shopping. It is a hub for shoppers.

You will find an exclusive range in western wear, ethnic wear, jewelry, footwear, fashion accessories, handicrafts, furniture, home furnishings and much more. From Armani to Tomy, Levis to Pepe, Adidas to Nike, Gucci to Hide Sign, W to
Haute Curry, one can get all the top brands here in the malls and other posh markets of the city. Moreover Delhi has more variety in these brands than any other city.

If you are not entangled in brands and love to wear anything that you like, you must visit Sarojini Nagar market and Central Market. Here you can get the best range at least prices.

Don’t miss to visit Chandini Chowk, if you have a wedding on your charts. You will come across a unique gamut of wedding dress material that too at very reasonable prices.

Ah! I love Delhi…

A Festive Evening at Marine Drive, Mumbai

2007-11-16T00:05:00.000-08:00

Ah!! I can never forget that blissful evening at Marine Drive in Mumbai. Rising and falling sea waves, sturdy rocks, diverse hawkers selling variety of snacks, balloons, toys, etc, cheerful kids enjoying rides and other games, romantic weather and a lot more. Entire ambiance was like a festival. After a long tiring day, couples were enjoying sharing their experiences, youngsters were jogging, elderly people were walking holding their stick in hands and children were happy to be in a spacious ground to explore the world of fun.

I had never experienced this enjoyment. The aura of Marine Drive was so exciting, that I forgot all my worries, which had led me to this destination. The location relaxed my senses and filled my heart with happiness. Now whenever I feel little stressed, I simply think about Marine Drive, and those cheerful faces, enticing ocean waves, excited hawkers, hard rocks take my tensions away.

The Divine Center – Osho Ashram

2007-11-13T04:09:00.000-08:00

If you are looking for peace, relaxation and rejuvenation altogether, I would suggest you to visit Osho Ashram in Pune. This blossoming, wide campus is a heavenly retreat, where nature and the culture of this century seamlessly combine. The premises have white marble pathways, well-designed black buildings, bountiful flora and Olympic-size d swimming pool. Osho Ashram in Pune makes a perfect destination to spend some time with yourself.

Learn Osho Active meditations to soothe your mind, indulge in spas, Jacuzzi and various other body-mind-soul relaxing activities to nourish your entire being. The ambiance of the ashram is more like a fairy tale. Osho Commune International is an ecstasy where all your emotional, bodily and spiritual requirements meet under one roof. I would recommend people to visit this awe-amazing destination to rejuvenate your body-mind-soul.

Enchanting Hyderabad

2007-11-12T00:33:00.000-08:00

I was seven, when I visited Hyderabad for the first time. Faded memories of the city were retained in some corner of the heart and mind. But, last month I got another chance to tour Hyderabad, the capital of Andhra Pradesh for some official training. The day I landed in the city, I could sense the richness of the land. The opulent Nizams of ‘The City of Pearls’, have beautifully designed this majestic city. The Charminar, The Golconda Fort, Qutb Shahi Tombs, Mecca Masjid and several other impressive minarets testify the architectural brilliance of the knowledged designers of the past.

With the technological progress, today Hyderabad is counted among of the top IT cities of the country. Most of the leading worldwide brands have their set up in the city. The city has astonishingly blended the old dominion and rustic charisma in the new age of technologies.

My trip to Hyderabad was an unforgettable one. I also did lot of shopping there. I bought several pure pearls accessories, handicrafts and traditional footwear.
Rich in name and culture, Hyderabad is worth visiting.

Mumbai Tourist Spots

2007-10-31T01:19:00.000-07:00

Essel World in Mumbai is an interesting amusement park, which has been built in international style. It is counted among most liked Mumbai tourist spots, because it has something to offer everyone. Whether you are coming here with family or just friends to enjoy, it is sure to capture you. I went to Essel World during my tour to Mumbai, it was included my itinerary of visiting famous Mumbai tourist spots. Enthralling rides, water games and lip smacking food, was all to made my day in the park. Moreover entrance fee of the park is pretty reasonable. There are various packages and special deals offered on some special days. I came to know about later, but if you are planning to visit Essel World, do confirm about all the available options. And yes, don’t forget to add Essel World on your itinerary.

Place to visit in Agra

2007-10-29T05:35:00.000-07:00

Agra is a prominent destination and this place holds a special significance on India's map as it possesses three heritage monuments of the country. Agra Fort has its own historical significance as this fort has witnessed several important decisions regarding the country's future. A close view of Taj Mahal, many courtyards and Moti Masjid mosque constitute this historical monument. Majority of people visit Agra to get a glimpse of this symbol of love. An extraordinary creation, built by the King Shah Jahan for his deceased wife Mumtaz Mahal. The Mausoleum of Akbar, is not located in Agra itself but is about 10 KM away, constructed of sandstone and marble, this is the perfect example of architectural style of the Mughal times.

Mumbai Beaches

2007-10-27T03:57:00.000-07:00

Mumbai is a dream city for all those who aspire to be a shining star in Bollywood. But for common public, Mumbai has much more to offer. The beaches make the most happening Mumbai tourist spots. Playful evenings on these beaches, relax the mind. Watching soothing sea waves, pacify mind and gives a new inspiration to fight back. I generally spend my evenings on Marine Drive, whenever I am under pressure due to work and family. Honestly, this sea instills a hope of being the best & to retaliate against all odds of life. I have shared so much with this sea & will keep doing. I think all the beaches in our city are best friends of millions of Mumbaikars. I give ten on ten to the beaches in the city among all the famous Mumbai tourist spots.

India travel guide

2007-10-26T05:36:00.000-07:00

Visit Haji Ali Mosque, Hanging Gardens, Fashion Street, Gateway of India and Marine Drive the most famous tourist spots in Mumbai; admire the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort places to visit in Agra, which narrates medieval Indian history.

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Sail a coir boat on the backwaters of Goa during your trip to Goa or take a holy dip in the River Ganga while in Haridawar, the holy place in North India. Traverse the Buddhist trail through destinations like Bodhgaya and Patna; while you're astonished with industrial developments that are displayed in metropolitan centers like Hyderabad, Bangalore, Mumbai, Kolkata and Delhi.

India Tourist Spots Creating Magic!

2007-10-24T00:10:00.000-07:00

Whether you travel from North to South or East to West tourist places in India are infinite. Experience the charisma of a land with diverse colors, cultures, customs and languages as you visit tourist spots in India.

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Travel around the mires of East India and ride camels through deserts in Rajasthan, North India; rejuvenate your senses on the Islands of Andaman and Nicobar during your tour to India.

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2007-10-22T00:13:00.000-07:00

Tourist Spots in Delhi

2007-10-17T03:28:00.000-07:00

Hectic schedules, busy lives and loads of work, don’t spare us with some time to spend with our families. So, during these four holidays I took my family for a Delhi tour. There are several tourist spots in Delhi, where you can freak out with family and friends. I chose a Volvo, which costs around Rs. 500 per person, and takes out for a Delhi tour.

In this tour, I visited all the famous tourist spots in Delhi, which includes Red Fort, India Gate, Raj Ghat, Qutub Minar, , Parliament house and Akshardham Temple. There are other options available where in one can visit other famous tourist spots in Delhi like Jantar Mantar, Jama Masjid, Lotus Temple and many more.

I did a lot of shopping from local bazaars of the city. I love Sarojini Market, famous for variety in clothes available at extremely cheap prices. Connaught Place, Karol Bagh, Chandni Chowk and Janpath are some of the other popular markets in Delhi.

It was fun being in Delhi, next time I’ll try to visit the rest of the tourist spots in Delhi.

Holidays in Rajasthan

2007-10-17T03:03:00.000-07:00

Ah! What should I say about my dream holidays in Rajasthan. The warm hospitality, royal facilities, lively culture, vibrant festivals and miles of deserts, simply took my breath away. Incredible legends of heroism and romance still echo from its equally amazing architecture that still stands to recite its saga of a golden era. The magic of Rajasthan is unparalleled in the world for its legacy, culture, sand dunes and lush green forests with its wildlife. Rajasthan is often expressed as a colossal open-air museum with historical object so well conserved for the tourists.
Holidays in Rajasthan are fun-filled and action packed with outdoors; move out to Aravali hills for an expedition on horses, camels, elephants or even jeeps, or cuddle yourself on the slipshod sand dunes, or follow a tiger or just watch birds on wetland. I am sure one will definitely enjoy his holidays in Rajasthan, which has something for everyone, simply indulge in some activity.

Holidays in Bangalore

2007-09-28T04:50:00.000-07:00

Famous as IT city of India, Bangalore has much to offer to visitors. Besides IT companies, the city is an awesome location to spend vacations, as there are many destinations for excursion in Bangalore.
Scenic vistas, amusement parks, and other tourist spots will make your holidays in Bangalore unforgettable. Adventure freaks can head towards Devarayandurga and Ramanagaram for trekking and rock climbing. Nandi Hill few kilometers from the city center is great tourist spot to visit. The exquisite lake and the lush green valley present a picture perfect setting for holidays in Bangalore. Witness the unique art of south India at various temples of the city, visit ISKON temple, Bull Temple, Sri Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple, Shiva Statue, Dharmaraja Temple and many more.
Make your holidays in Bangalore more enjoyable by visiting nearby places like Mysore, Tirupatti Balaji, Shri Satya Sai Baba abode, etc. These vacation destinations in and around Bangalore are sure to make your holidays a great time.