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The literal meaning of Maharashtra is "the great nation", which is the land of Shivaji Maharaj. The land where you can still hear the echoes of the wars fought and where you can witness the glorious past and rich culture of the Marathas and the Mughals. Both empires created many pieces of architectural wonder that remained here to tell the story of the bygone times. There are nearly 350 forts in Maharashtra that attract many architecture enthusiasts from different parts of the nation.
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India is the land of 64 crore god and goddesses, with a multitude of holy cities and shrines of spiritual gurus to a motorcycle. Here, temples can be found at every step of the way, but only some of them are odd, strange, weird or unusual in one way or another. Some of these mysterious temples of India are famed because of their unconventional deities, some because of their exorcism rites, and some because they are more than 2000 years old. Read more
Delhi has been the capital of many dynasties over the period of time. From the Pandavas of the Hindu epic Mahabharata to the Narendra Modi-led BJP of the present day political scenario, the current capital of India has seen many rulers come and go. Many of these rulers got new forts, palaces, and establishments constructed. Today, these historical places in Delhi form the highlight of the sightseeing tours of the capital, popularly known as Delhi Darshan.
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Renowned as the 'City of Joy', Kolkata has no dearth of the remnants from the time of British Raj that were all about the grandeur of the Victorian-style architecture.
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Rajasthan, the name brings to mind a kaleidoscope of images - colourful turbans, delectable food, warm people, royal palaces and grand forts welcome you wherever you go. The majestic forts of this enchanting state are the truest symbol of its glorious past. They are not just sagas in stone but also a testament to the valour and indomitable spirit of the Rajputs, the mighty warrior clan. But if there is one fort that personifies the spirit and grandeur of Rajasthan more than anyone else, it is the impressive and awe-inspiring Kumbhalgarh fort in Rajsamand district.
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Gujarat is a state that flaunts its vibrant heritage each passing second. The state is bestowed with inspiring culture, and overwhelming history, coupled with architecture that will move you from within. The historical places in Gujarat invites pilgrims and historians from around the world. While some places like Laxmi Vilas Palace define sheer grandiose, landmarks like Dwarkadhish Temple and Dholavira narrate tales of a legendary past. Read more
Do you want to explore the real side of India with its unique culture, heritage, and charm? Then head to the below-mentioned cities for the best India walking tours that will let you experience the hidden beauty of India in the most natural way.
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Home to gorgeous lakes, quaint villages, and the high peaks of the Alps, Switzerland is a heavenly mountainous destination. When people describe Switzerland as the “Heaven on Earth”, trust us, they are not wrong.
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The United States of America is one of the most prominent countries in the world-renowned for its unique blend of architecture, food, music, sports, history, technological innovations, and much more.
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Europe has some of the most wonderful countries in the world that every traveler wishes to explore to its core. Whether it’s Italy, Spain, France, or Switzerland, there are plenty of exciting European destinations that are on the bucket lists of many.
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While tourists mostly only explore famous places, travelers prefer to go deep into the history and ethnicity of a place, to discover what the naked eye cannot see. Walking tours help you do just that. Lucky for you travelers, there are plenty of walking tours in Goa that lets wanderers explore this hippie town in the best way possible.
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Bandhavgarh National Park India is a rejuvenating paradise for travelers who are looking for an escape into the wild. Its star attractions include the world famous Bengal tiger, white tiger, leopards, rare species of deer and a vast area that is not only greener than green but also varied in its topography.
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सवाई जय सिंह द्वारा बनवाया गया जंतर मंतर यूनेस्को की विश्व धरोहर सूची में शामिल है। यहाँ मौजूदा उपकरण बेहद प्राचीन होकर भी आधुनिकता का प्रमाण देते हैं। इन उपकरणों से समय को मापा जाता है, भविष्य में आने वाले ग्रहण के बारे में पता लगाया जाता है व तारों की गति का अंदाज़ा लगाया जाता है। Read more
Egypt is home to several ancient monumental structures with exquisite architecture. The civilization of Egypt is one of the oldest and the richest. The rulers of ancient Egypt erected many impressive monumental creations as a symbol of their rule over a kingdom
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'History, as they say, is alive and well and living in London'. This one of the most famous quotes by Helene Hanff and is absolutely true. If you are a history buff and are craving for a vacation, then you ought to tick off the charming city of London from your bucket list. Read more
A haven for any adventure enthusiast, Nepal is a rugged terrain full of scenic hikes and treks. The views of the Himalayas are breathtaking! There is a kind of peace and tranquility in the air and green environs of Nepal. But it is more than just an adventurer’s paradise. It is the land of monasteries and temples. Read more
Palaces, forts, horses, cannons, bunkers, monuments, swords, artifacts, cultures, conspiracies, coups, strategies — all of these comprise the colorful past of Singapore. Be it museums, memorials, or religious sites, Singapore has it all to share its story of centuries and more, with pride.
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The island country of Mauritius is one of the most popular honeymoon destinations around the world. Known for its beaches, flora and fauna as well as picturesque scenery, Mauritius is a multicultural place
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There’s a good reason why three million people visit Citadel Fort Adelaide, Mauritius every year. Perched on top of a hill, the spectacular heritage monument is considered to be the greatest architectural achievements of world history. Also known as the Adelaide Fort,
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Galle is the jewel crowned to the timeless beauty of Sri Lanka. This historic city is situated at the banks of the southern coast of Sri Lanka. Built in 1588 by the Portugese, this ancient place is declared as world heritage sight by the UNESCO. Read more
Taking yet another step to flaunt the beauty of Indian culture, IRCTC is introducing a new route following different locations mentioned in Ramayana, the Great Hindu Epic. Sri Ramayana Express, as the route is called, is expected to get on the track FROM 14th November 2018. Read more
Israel is a home to a number of Crusader castles built mostly by the Roman Catholics during the power struggle between the two religious communities over the Holy Land. The castles were tactically built over the hills near significant trade routes giving them the power to have a control over the state’s economy Read more
Are you looking for some medieval masterpieces here on earth which can leave you wonderstruck? Well, then Egypt is the place to visit. Egypt is a sub-Saharan country situated in the north of the African continent. The main religion thriving here is Islam and you can get to see several mosques which are enriched with history and exotic designs. Read more
Egypt is known as the land of old charm and mystery, and if you are planning a trip to Egypt this year, there are many places which you can visit to make your trip memorable. Read more
India has numerous temple towns with a long and cultured past and one of these is located in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh. A visit to famous historical places in Ujjain will reveal just how fascinating the city is. The pilgrimage center, which is located a little over 50 kilometers from Indore, is home to one of the 12 jyotirlingas. Read more