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Delhi is the capital of India is located on the bank of River Yamuna. It is cosmopolitan and a metropolitan city. In the North West and south is the state of Haryana, east is occupied by Uttar Pradesh. The old Delhi is also called the walled city which was constructed in 1638. It has seven gateways in the form of arches. read more..
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India has been the charm of a large number of Indian and foreign visitors due to having various precious cities having emblem of its vast history. Agra is known as one of the finest city of Uttar Pradesh which is mainly famous for the great monuments, symbol of love, and the ancient heritage of the country that is undoubtedly “Taj Mahal”. Agra city is situated at sufficient distance from various popular cities like Delhi, Jaipur and Matura etc....
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Jaipur is the capital city of the state of Rajasthan was planned by King Jai Singh in the 18th century. It was the land of opulent royalty in by gone days. Some cultural traits of the past such as colorful attire exist with modern thought. There are palaces, hawalis, forts, and the future generation of the past maharajas. read more..
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Pushkar an important pilgrimage centre is a puny village close to Ajmer near the desert and Nag Pahar Mountains. There is the Pushkar Lake and several bathing ghats for Hindu rituals. Pushkar Cattle Fair is held here annually in the month of October-November. The place has 400 big and small temples. read more..
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Udaipur or the city of sunrise was planned by Maharana Uday Singh in 1567. It is also called a city of Lakes. The old city contours of this Rajasthan city are made by city wall. The railway station and bus terminal are close to the wall city. Each has tourists’ information counter. It is an important tourist destination. In earlier times it was the capital of Mewar. Most palaces are now hotels combining the ancient culture with modernity. read more..
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Chittorgarh a tiny city of Rajasthan exists in the south of the state but north western location in India. On its side is a huge hill of Aravali ranges and the shore of tributary Gambheri River touch the city. The other rivers in its vicinity are Banas, Bedach, and Jakahern. The other tributaries that flow through the region are Barhmani and Gunjali. The city with rich Rajput history highlighting valor bravery sacrifice and morality has various architectural structures to portrait these values. read more..
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Jodhpur is the second largest city of Rajasthan and an important tourist destination. It came into existence in 1459. It was an important trading centre in bygone days. It is a walled city with many gates. Also called the blue city because a part of city houses are painted in blue; It is named after a chieftain Rao Jodha the Rathode. read more..
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Jaisalmer is located within Thar Desert. It is a tourist attraction for business and fun. The imposing historical buildings of yesteryears are viewed and appreciated even till today. The city is the educational hub of the state. Traditional culture is mixed with modernity by the different residents of the city. read more..
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Bikaner the fifth biggest city amidst Thar Desert falling under the state of Rajasthan was established in 1486 by Rao Bika. The ancient red sandstone buildings like forts, palaces and haveli constructed by royalty have stood the test of times. Tourists look at them with astonishment and awe. Good breed camel are displayed at camel festival each year. Winter months are the best time to visit the city. read more..
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Mandawa is a market town in north-east Rajasthan visited by tourist for its imposing architecture grandeur wall paintings and frescoes. In ancient times it was on the silk route of China. The inhabitants of the region are the brave Shekhawati who even today prefer to join the Indian Army. From the 18th century influential merchants settled in the town. The proof of this lies in the many colorful havelis as well as baolis in the region. read more..
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Varanasi is the most popular and the most ancient city of the country having several aspects of attraction as tour’s point of view. Varanasi cannot be defined in words as it has embraced the whole spiritual power inside it. If a person is really eager to know the spirituality of India then he or she must visit Varanasi once. It is well known around the country for its culture, Ghats, Aarti, temples, Sadhus and the river etc. Here visitors get plenty of chances to get glimpse of the pulse of Hindu custom and tradition as well. read more..
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Khajraho in the state of Madhya Pradesh was once a village is now a small town. Its beauty and name is because of unique 10th century Hindu and Jain temples with architectural significance. It is southeast of Delhi. A thousand years ago King Chandela constructed 85 temples with beautiful carvings. With passage of time they went into oblivion and were later discovered. Today 22 temples remain and are well maintained. These temples attract a lot of tourism. The temples are UNESCO world heritage site. read more..
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Orchha village on the bank of river Betwa amidst dense forest belt in Madhya Pradesh comes under Tikamgarh district. The town was developed by Maharaja Rudra Pratap Singh in the year 1501. The region is called Bundelkhand. The place is famous for architecture of palaces and temples; the domes, pillars, ledges, brackets, arches of the fort and palaces are based on different architecture style. Mural paintings of the region are well known. The best season to visit the place is between October and March. read more..
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Bharatpur is renowned for aviary sanctuary. Migrating birds, water birds are viewed here during the season. Near the water bodies are seen herds of deer, Nilgai and boars. It is a city within the state of Rajasthan close to Thar Desert. The history of the place dates back to the 11th century. It was at that time called Lohagarh. The land is elevated to about 183 meters. The natural allurement is of vegetation and living creatures. The climate is warm here. It has intense summers but no chilling winters. Cotton dress is best adorned by tourists. Rainfall is moderate. read more..
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Rajasthan state has a large national park called Ranthambore in south west direction. It comes under Sawai Madhopur District. The distance between Jaipur the capital city and Ranthambore is just 130 Km. In 1973 the national park was labeled as Project Tiger. River Banas and Chambal flow through this park; Many lakes are part of the national park. read more..
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Implausible and noticeable charm of Leh of Kashmir may force you to compare it the ‘Moon land’ due to some of extraordinary views. This beautiful destination is enclosed with lush green field, serrated mountain, flowing Infinite River and various other sights to view....
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Manali is a stunning hill station of state Himanchal Pradesh that attracts tourists by snowy mountains and excellent weather. It is situated at the north side end of Kullu valley and is loved by thousands of tourists visit here. View from snow capped mountain let people to induce their love towards nature. It is lovely place for couples and hence affordable honeymoon tour packages are available for them....
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Rishikesh (often known as Hrishikesh) is considered to be one of the finest and holiest tourist destinations of Uttarakhand. Enjoyable views of beautiful Rishikesh enhance energy and force people to fall in love of its eternal charm. Flowing river, sky touching mountain, peaks and other visiting aspects enlarge the joy during the stay....
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Srinagar is nearly connected with Pakistan and is the capital of beautiful state Jammu & Kashmir. It is located in Kashmir valley so have affectionate beauty like Kashmir. River Jhelum occupies this big city of the country from both sides. As Kashmir has been the first preference for visitors so this city is also a point of attraction in this state. Srinagar is one of those attractions which are consisting of magnetic attraction for tourists....
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Varanasi is the most popular and the most ancient city of the country having several aspects of attraction as tour’s point of view. Varanasi cannot be defined in words as it has embraced the whole spiritual power inside it. If a person is really eager to know the spirituality of India then he or she must visit Varanasi once. It is well known around the country for its culture, Ghats, Aarti, temples, Sadhus and the river etc. Here visitors get plenty of chances to get glimpse of the pulse of Hindu custom and tradition as well....
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Uttarakhand is the 27th state in the north of India. It is also known as Uttaranchal. Within its Himalayan territory lies some of the most pious and sacred temples of India. Dehradun is the capital of this state. read more..
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