Travel Guides & Information
Many believe that the story of Assamese cuisines is confined to tenga and khar. What’s more, you talk to any of the visitors to the state and you will get the fixed answer substantiating the above made statement.
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India is a land of peace, wisdom and enlightenment. Sooner or later most people around the world land up here to experience the ultimate in spiritual terms. All this has become possible in wake of enormous wealth of spiritual teaching and practice stored in the history of India.
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There are times when one wonders on a trip when the fun would actually begin. The worst scenario is when this feeling creeps in while traveling with children. However, if planned diligently, one can avoid the pitfalls of unplanned and hazy travel plans.
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Amazing umbrellas of giant-sized trees that runs along as you walk or drive makes Lodhi Road ever inviting. As the trees, erected with dignity, gracefully sways along both the sides of road, it becomes synonymous to a heavenly corridor.
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Rajasthan has always remained on the forefront of Indian tourism. Long stretches of desert, unperturbed starry nights, vibrant people, traditional cuisines, all this makes the state of Rajasthan the most visited place in the Indian context. In fact, Rajasthan of today depicts the royalty as lived by its Maharajas once. Every speck of Rajasthan speaks
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Before we enhance our knowledge to devour the most popular North Indian desserts, let’s have a look on the Indian states from where these mouth watering extravaganzas originated.
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The concept of Bed and Breakfast (B&Bs) is largely believed to be western however it isn’t the case if we consider the traditional staying options in the Indian context. Even today, if one goes to any of the Indian villages, one could get a better staying option synonymous to bed and breakfast. The only difference
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Vrindavan lies nearly 150 km from Delhi that can be reached going through the Yamuna Expressway to Mathura by car. It is easy to commute in a private vehicle and that is what makes Vrindavan the most sought after from Delhi.
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Running straightway from Rann of Kutch to Arunachal Pradesh, wildlife parks in India come alive especially during the winter season. As a traveler you are always vested with a wide variety of wildlife travel themes.
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With Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal in the southwest and southeast respectively, India, with a massive coastline of more than 7000 km, stands at 7th position. Beaches of India span all across the coastline.
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Tribes of India played a significant role in Indian National Movement. Closest to nature, their way of life holds many hidden truths that can be beneficial to today’s man. It has been substantiated by recent researches that their medicine, art, music and dance, etc can pave the way to a deeper understanding of mankind. Indian
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India is a land of festivals. Warm your spirit by interacting with the local culture through various festivals.
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With great certainty, it can be said that nature is the source of Indian culture. Indeed, be it Indian music, dance, religion, heritage, ancient buildings, India largely derives its inspiration from the Mother Nature.
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Ladakh is the most beautiful and colorful that the tourists visiting this region lost their heart and gain peace of mind and soul.
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