Waterfalls, ancient forts, ChhatrapatiShivaji, lavani, Bollywood, skyscrapers, busiest railways and appetizing Maharashtrian delicacies define Maharashtra. Maharashtra is one of the most developed states in India contributing 25% in the industrial output of the country. The state has a long coastline that stretches for nearly 530 kms along with the length of the Arabian Sea. Maharashtra shares its borders with Daman towards its north and Goa in the south.
As COVID cases decline in India, there are some countries where Indians can finally take a trip to. But, as the pandemic is not over yet so there are some mandatory rules which every tourist has to follow. Try to travel only when it is unavoidable as the third wave might hit us earlier than we can think of. RT-PCR test before departure and again on arrival is a compulsory procedure for each passenger. Also, travelers will have to be quarantined until they receive their test results. So Guys, let’s see what all options are open for you!
As COVID cases decline in India, there are some countries where Indians can finally take a trip to. But, as the pandemic is not over yet so there are some mandatory rules which every tourist has to follow. Try to travel only when it is unavoidable as the third wave might hit us earlier than we can think of. RT-PCR test before departure and again on arrival is a compulsory procedure for each passenger. Also, travelers will have to be quarantined until they receive their test results. So Guys, let’s see what all options are open for you!
Tea being one of the much-loved beverages of people all around the world is a lot more than a simple cup of hot, flavored liquid. Tea is an absolute aromatic experience that involves gratitude of culture, tradition, and flavor. People love to sip tea at several intervals of the day like in the morning, after work, and some before sleep. There are over 20,000 different tea in the world but let’s see which brew is most preferred thought the world.
Tea being one of the much-loved beverages of people all around the world is a lot more than a simple cup of hot, flavored liquid. Tea is an absolute aromatic experience that involves gratitude of culture, tradition, and flavor. People love to sip tea at several intervals of the day like in the morning, after work, and some before sleep. There are over 20,000 different tea in the world but let’s see which brew is most preferred thought the world.
Ever noticed a cemented patch on the Agra-Lucknow expressway with markings on both sides when you start nearing Lucknow? Not known popularly, this happens to be an expressway airstrip that can be utilized for emergency landing of all types of aircraft. Do you know India is one of the few countries across the world to have more than one highway strips? Well, yes this is not a common fact known about India which indeed is a reason to be proud of. Want to know more? Read on further to know about details.
Monsoon is the ultimate time when you can pamper yourself with yummylicious food. A rainy day with a steaming hot cup of tea and some mouth-watering pakoras can fade away those monsoon blues right up. It doesn't matter if the bhajiysa we love most is prepared of potatoes, cauliflower, paneer, or chicken, there isn't a single-family in India that hasn't had a tasted deep-fried delights - pakora at some point of time or the other. This climate perfectly connects to the saga of pakora and chai, and there aren't many who can defy these crispy fritters. And we have a diversity of these in India. From bhajis fried in Maharasthra, pakoras in North India to begunis in West Bengal, the names vary but constantly remind that aroma of crusty, deep-fried vegetables. We all have very special recipes for pakoras, but we all love to gobble them with hari chutney, tomato chutney, tikhi chutney, dahi, and ketchup. Now this is August and the rain is here, greet it with open arms. Go out enjoy the breezy monsoon but do not forget to hog on to a large plate of hot and piping pakoras. So, let’s check out some famous and unique bhajiyawalas you've gotta try this season for sure.
Overseas locations in typical Hindi cinema incline to live as aesthetic strategies. Foreign countries and tourist attractions are offered as dreamy destinations. The majority of directors choose to treat the notion of abroad as a lavish addition of big-budget Bollywood’s inspirational tone. In a style started by Raj Kapoor’s Sangam, followed by An Evening in Paris and Love in Tokyo, the look makes you believe in what we actually want to see rather than what in reality is. All through the year, countless Bollywood movies have been shot across the world. From Switzerland to Greece and to the United States, Bollywood has loved making its films abroad. And if you're looking to visit some of these places, you've come to the right spot. So, here are some of the places where most iconic Bollywood movies are filmed. Scroll through to list up your favorite destinations to explore.
The most awaited ritual in the month of September is to bring our beloved Bappa home on the auspicious occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi. People in India wait for this festival very eagerly as Lord Ganapati bring a bundle of happiness, prosperity and takes away all our sorrows. Shri Ekadanta - the elephant divinity is the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. The lord of good destiny, triumph, and knowledge is believed to be the greatest of all the Hindu deities. Be it any occasion or festival, Ekadanta is always worshipped foremost. This Ganesh Chaturthi, we have listed out India’s five most famous Ganesha Temples for you. So, do check out this article before you plan your visit to offer prayers to your favorite Lord Vinayak.
The city of Delhi is famous either as the Capital of India or because of mouth-watering food, crazy shopping, and ancient monuments. But places like Museums and Zoos in Delhi are also very well-known for children. Among these places, India’s first The International Dolls Museum is a treasure for kids. Many schools and parents take their children here to boost their knowledge and it is the perfect place for their amusement also.
The colorful and the tinkling of glass bangles reminds us of Firozabad city which is located on a stretch of about 47 km from Agra and around 260 km from Delhi. Recognized as the glass city of India and the city of bangles – Firozabad in Uttar Pradesh has been manufacturing glass bangles for more than 200 years. Put together by Tughlaq king, Feroz Shah Tughlaq this city is prominent for bangles and several other glass objects like glasses, vases, and even the headlights of vehicles. Firozabad is the leading manufacturer of glass bangles in the world and is a family trade with conventional procedures being conceded from generations. Glass-making is a family skill here as the people earn their daily bread from bangle-making for ages.
Many times people say that India has very dirty beaches, garbage is spread everywhere. But did they know there are some amazing beaches that have qualified the iconic Blue Flag tag? Yes, there are ten such wonderful beaches in India. So, without wasting time let's get to know about all this.
Last two years went by in no time and it feels as if the world was completely different in 2019. While we are still dealing with Corona Virus and its other variants, slowly the world is getting back to new normal with more and more countries opening for tourism.There are many countries where tourism is majorly dependent on their prominent churches. The majority of churches have been made in ancient times with stunning architecture which has left a huge impact on different countries around the world. The designs of churches though have evolved over the period of time as we see more & more trendy designs these days. However, the cult ancient designs have their own grace which they are admired for.With winter approaching, the Christmas around New Year’s Eve is the first thing that rings the bell in our minds. The snowfall, cold breeze & dark nights with a beautiful church often make a picture perfect view giving us the Christmas vibes. Decked up churches around the world during this time looks marvellous. If you also want to live this experience then here we bring you the top 5 churches from around the globe which should be on top of your list.
In the holy month of Ramadan, people of Muslim society keep fast for 30 days. During this time, those who fast are advised to pay special attention to food and water during this month. Nothing is eaten or drunk throughout the day during fasting. In fasting, food is eaten only in the time between Iftar and Sehri. It is advisable to drink as much water as possible from Iftar to Sehri. During Ramadan, you should avoid eating unnecessary things. It is advised to avoid eating fried things during fasting. Eating eggs, flour bread or parathas, fresh fruits, etc. during the time of Sehri keeps health good. Keep in mind that one should not drink too much coffee or soda during Sehri. Also, biryani, kebabs, pizza, and fast foods should not be eaten in Sehri. These can have a bad effect on your health. Dates should be eaten during Iftar in fasting. Dates are beneficial for health as they contain iron, which gives energy to the body. Fried food during Iftar is harmful to the body. If there is a problem of indigestion during Ramadan, then fiber-rich things should be eaten to digest them. At the time of iftar, you should not drink water at least while eating. Because drinking too much water does not digest food which can be harmful to the body. So here are some tips that can make your Ramadan 2022 fast easy and will also keep you healthy and strong.
India is known for its history, culture, tradition, and natural beauty. This country is considered a symbol of grandeur and vastness. The country boasts of royal architecture and heritage as well as many luxurious hotels. Which meets the needs of every traveler and customer. You must also experience these hotels at least once in your life, but before that definitely check your pocket. Known for its many beautiful things, but what makes the most of the beauty of this country are the luxurious and expensive hotels or palaces here, whose one night rent is so much that you can plan a foreign trip with your entire family. Our country, famous all over the world for its beauty, is no less than heaven. The hills, valleys, lakes, beaches, etc. add to the beauty of this country. The craze of tourists in India can be gauged from the fact that more than 10 million foreign tourists come here annually to visit. In this glory, the most expensive hotels of India are included; whose one day rent is so much that humans can fulfill their Maldives dream. But along with being expensive, what is a luxury, you can get an example of it only and only in these hotels. So let us tell you about the most expensive hotels in India.
India is known for its history, culture, tradition, and natural beauty. This country is considered a symbol of grandeur and vastness. The country boasts of royal architecture and heritage as well as many luxurious hotels. Which meets the needs of every traveler and customer. You must also experience these hotels at least once in your life, but before that definitely check your pocket. Known for its many beautiful things, but what makes the most of the beauty of this country are the luxurious and expensive hotels or palaces here, whose one night rent is so much that you can plan a foreign trip with your entire family. Our country, famous all over the world for its beauty, is no less than heaven. The hills, valleys, lakes, beaches, etc. add to the beauty of this country. The craze of tourists in India can be gauged from the fact that more than 10 million foreign tourists come here annually to visit. In this glory, the most expensive hotels of India are included; whose one day rent is so much that humans can fulfill their Maldives dream. But along with being expensive, what is a luxury, you can get an example of it only and only in these hotels. So let us tell you about the most expensive hotels in India.
India is a country where every year, the weather changes with the time. In some parts of the country, there is snowfall and winters most of the month in a year, then in some areas, there is also severe heat and in some months India receives heavy rainfall with the arrival of the monsoon. Rainfall is not the same everywhere in India. According to the nature of nature, it rains a lot in some places, while some other parts are facing drought.One of the most beautiful gifts of nature is rain, on which more than half of the people of the country depend. It would be surprising to know that there is such a place in India, where it rains the most in the world. Due to its vast geographical location, nature has given some places where it rains a lot. Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim, West Bengal, Odisha, Uttarakhand, Kerala, and Karnataka are mainly known for the highest rainfall in India. Due to excessive rain, the natural environment in these areas becomes very beautiful; there is always greenery all around. The life of the people living in rainy places depends a lot on the climate there. In places like Masinram and Cherrapunji, where the weather is always humid, the clothes, food, and work of the people are completely different from those living in the desert. It rains continuously in these parts. Because of this, there is no possibility of farming here. That is why everything here comes from other villages and cities. The goods here are sold by wrapping them in plastic and drying them with a dryer. Here people always keep umbrellas made of bamboo with them. People wear raincoats to go to work. So let's see which are the wettest places in India.
India is a country where every year, the weather changes with the time. In some parts of the country, there is snowfall and winters most of the month in a year, then in some areas, there is also severe heat and in some months India receives heavy rainfall with the arrival of the monsoon. Rainfall is not the same everywhere in India. According to the nature of nature, it rains a lot in some places, while some other parts are facing drought.One of the most beautiful gifts of nature is rain, on which more than half of the people of the country depend. It would be surprising to know that there is such a place in India, where it rains the most in the world. Due to its vast geographical location, nature has given some places where it rains a lot. Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim, West Bengal, Odisha, Uttarakhand, Kerala, and Karnataka are mainly known for the highest rainfall in India. Due to excessive rain, the natural environment in these areas becomes very beautiful; there is always greenery all around. The life of the people living in rainy places depends a lot on the climate there. In places like Masinram and Cherrapunji, where the weather is always humid, the clothes, food, and work of the people are completely different from those living in the desert. It rains continuously in these parts. Because of this, there is no possibility of farming here. That is why everything here comes from other villages and cities. The goods here are sold by wrapping them in plastic and drying them with a dryer. Here people always keep umbrellas made of bamboo with them. People wear raincoats to go to work. So let's see which are the wettest places in India.
India is one ethnically affluent nation, where approximately every state has its personal language, cuisine, music, and dance forms. During the prehistoric era in India, art has been described as essential for man. Indian art and culture have an approximately miraculous value as it conveys you to a bygone period and creates every prospect to come lively. India has millennium-aged customs of conventional dance forms. It has been an affluent and antique ritual in India ever since its primeval days. Long-established dance is executed by amalgamating expressions and premises from communal survival and awareness. Lord Shiva is called 'Nataraja' i.e. sovereign of all dances who balance existence and bereavement and all this happens in harmonious cycles in the universe. So let's share some knowledge about classical Indian dances.
India is one ethnically affluent nation, where approximately every state has its personal language, cuisine, music, and dance forms. During the prehistoric era in India, art has been described as essential for man. Indian art and culture have an approximately miraculous value as it conveys you to a bygone period and creates every prospect to come lively. India has millennium-aged customs of conventional dance forms. It has been an affluent and antique ritual in India ever since its primeval days. Long-established dance is executed by amalgamating expressions and premises from communal survival and awareness. Lord Shiva is called 'Nataraja' i.e. sovereign of all dances who balance existence and bereavement and all this happens in harmonious cycles in the universe. So let's share some knowledge about classical Indian dances.
‘Yun hi chala chal raahi, Yun hi chal raahi, kitni hasin hai yeh duniya’- remember these song lines from the Bollywood movie, Swades starring Shah Rukh Khan? The movie released in 2004 had a storyline of an NRI visiting a UP village in a remote part of India. The movie had lots of social messages in it but what I remember from the movie was seeing Shah Rukh Khan driving a caravan to the village. It was probably never shown in any Bollywood movie before and that concept of caravan back then seemed so cool. The movie showed the actor using that Caravan whole the time as his own place where he slept, bathed, and worked. Since, the actor played an NRI in the movie, his familiarity with the culture of caravans comes as no surprise as the caravan culture is quite popular in the west. Which types of caravans are available, how much does it cost to rent a caravan and can you even own one? All these questions will be answered in this article. Let’s go further.
‘Yun hi chala chal raahi, Yun hi chal raahi, kitni hasin hai yeh duniya’- remember these song lines from the Bollywood movie, Swades starring Shah Rukh Khan? The movie released in 2004 had a storyline of an NRI visiting a UP village in a remote part of India. The movie had lots of social messages in it but what I remember from the movie was seeing Shah Rukh Khan driving a caravan to the village. It was probably never shown in any Bollywood movie before and that concept of caravan back then seemed so cool. The movie showed the actor using that Caravan whole the time as his own place where he slept, bathed, and worked. Since, the actor played an NRI in the movie, his familiarity with the culture of caravans comes as no surprise as the caravan culture is quite popular in the west. Which types of caravans are available, how much does it cost to rent a caravan and can you even own one? All these questions will be answered in this article. Let’s go further.
The gateway of India is a historical monument. This gate is located on the beach in Colaba, south of Mumbai. The hotel which is located right opposite of Gateway of India is The Taj Mahal Palace. This monument is located at the port of the Arabian Sea in the Apollo Bunder area of South Mumbai. The height of this gate is about 26 meters (85 ft). It is called the gateway of India for ships, boats, etc. coming from the sea route of the Arabian Sea. This gate was used as a welcome for the guests coming from the west. There is also a facility of ferry service for the tourists here for sea excursions. Your trip to Mumbai is incomplete without a photograph with the Gateway of India in the background. It is one of the highly visited tourist places in Mumbai. The foundation stone of the Gateway of India was laid by the Governor of Bombay. It was built in memory of King George V and Queen Mary on 2 December 1911 on the occasion of their arrival. It was completed in the year 1924. It has 4 minarets and a fine mosaic carved on stones. Only about 21 lakh rupees were spent on the construction work of its dome. Yellow stone was used to build the entrance. Its construction is a unique example of the architecture of both cultures. The Gateway of India is built towards the vast Arabian Sea and is connected to Marine Drive, another attraction of the city of Mumbai. It is a road that runs parallel to the sea. This grand monument is visible at night; its huge reflection can be seen in the seawater. People from all over the world come to see it because it reflects the culture of Mumbai city. The Gateway of India is a unique example of a historical and modern cultural environment. You can come here any time of the year. But the time between November to March is the best time to experience the atmosphere here. The weather in Mumbai is more pleasant during these months. The Gateway of India is open throughout the week and month. There is no ticket or fee to go here. Gateway of India opens at 7 am and closes at 5.30 pm. This place is generally famous for its fascinating photography, good places to visit, and its history.
The gateway of India is a historical monument. This gate is located on the beach in Colaba, south of Mumbai. The hotel which is located right opposite of Gateway of India is The Taj Mahal Palace. This monument is located at the port of the Arabian Sea in the Apollo Bunder area of South Mumbai. The height of this gate is about 26 meters (85 ft). It is called the gateway of India for ships, boats, etc. coming from the sea route of the Arabian Sea. This gate was used as a welcome for the guests coming from the west. There is also a facility of ferry service for the tourists here for sea excursions. Your trip to Mumbai is incomplete without a photograph with the Gateway of India in the background. It is one of the highly visited tourist places in Mumbai. The foundation stone of the Gateway of India was laid by the Governor of Bombay. It was built in memory of King George V and Queen Mary on 2 December 1911 on the occasion of their arrival. It was completed in the year 1924. It has 4 minarets and a fine mosaic carved on stones. Only about 21 lakh rupees were spent on the construction work of its dome. Yellow stone was used to build the entrance. Its construction is a unique example of the architecture of both cultures. The Gateway of India is built towards the vast Arabian Sea and is connected to Marine Drive, another attraction of the city of Mumbai. It is a road that runs parallel to the sea. This grand monument is visible at night; its huge reflection can be seen in the seawater. People from all over the world come to see it because it reflects the culture of Mumbai city. The Gateway of India is a unique example of a historical and modern cultural environment. You can come here any time of the year. But the time between November to March is the best time to experience the atmosphere here. The weather in Mumbai is more pleasant during these months. The Gateway of India is open throughout the week and month. There is no ticket or fee to go here. Gateway of India opens at 7 am and closes at 5.30 pm. This place is generally famous for its fascinating photography, good places to visit, and its history.
If you are a foodie and fond of traveling, then Amritsar city should be on your top list. Amritsar city is known for the Golden Temple where a large number of people from around the world come here to pay their respect. But apart from this, the tempting food served here makes it more special. Amritsar is situated in the heart of Punjab and is famous among tourists due to its delicious food, not a single tourist who comes here goes without tasting the food here. So if you are also planning your trip to Amritsar, then do try these restaurants and their specialties given below in this article.
If you are a foodie and fond of traveling, then Amritsar city should be on your top list. Amritsar city is known for the Golden Temple where a large number of people from around the world come here to pay their respect. But apart from this, the tempting food served here makes it more special. Amritsar is situated in the heart of Punjab and is famous among tourists due to its delicious food, not a single tourist who comes here goes without tasting the food here. So if you are also planning your trip to Amritsar, then do try these restaurants and their specialties given below in this article.
India is a country where people of many castes and religions live with great love and brotherhood. India can also be called the Land of Faith. India is a country of diversity, if any country has the most religion in the world, then that’s India. There are many Temples, Mosques, Churches, and Gurudwaras in India which are considered as the most blessed religious places. Residents of India visit these holy places almost every year. Famous religious places and pilgrimages of India are located in the mountains, in the caves, in the rugged forest, and on very inaccessible routes the path of these pilgrimages sites are very inaccessible and surrounded by natural calamities. People also explore these sacred places as tourists, as faith, and also for the purpose of devotion. Everybody should take care of their religious sites and maintain their cleanliness and sanctity, as well as cooperate in maintaining the sovereignty and integrity of India. In every region of India, in every state, in every district, and in every province; you will find some ascetic, sage-saint, math, pant, institution, etc. That's why India is a country of gods and goddesses. Today we are going to give you information about the special pilgrimage places of India through our article.
India is a country where people of many castes and religions live with great love and brotherhood. India can also be called the Land of Faith. India is a country of diversity, if any country has the most religion in the world, then that’s India. There are many Temples, Mosques, Churches, and Gurudwaras in India which are considered as the most blessed religious places. Residents of India visit these holy places almost every year. Famous religious places and pilgrimages of India are located in the mountains, in the caves, in the rugged forest, and on very inaccessible routes the path of these pilgrimages sites are very inaccessible and surrounded by natural calamities. People also explore these sacred places as tourists, as faith, and also for the purpose of devotion. Everybody should take care of their religious sites and maintain their cleanliness and sanctity, as well as cooperate in maintaining the sovereignty and integrity of India. In every region of India, in every state, in every district, and in every province; you will find some ascetic, sage-saint, math, pant, institution, etc. That's why India is a country of gods and goddesses. Today we are going to give you information about the special pilgrimage places of India through our article.
The Hanuman Mandir of Pandupol is a famous temple located inside the Sariska National Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan. In which a huge idol of Lord Hanuman is installed in a calm position. The ancient Hanuman Temple of Pandupol, situated amidst the high ridged hills of the Aravalli range, is one of the most visited places in Alwar. The temple complex is also famous for langurs, macaques, and a variety of birds and for its gorgeous 35-foot waterfall. Pandupol is believed to belong to the period of the epic of Mahabharata. The Pandavas are believed to have spent some years of their lives at Pandupol during their exile. According to another legend, this Pandupol was the place where Lord Hanuman defeated Bhima and curbed his pride.The history of Pandupol Hanuman temple is believed to be 5000 years old, according to the ancient epic- Mahabharata, Bhima struck the mountain with his mace, due to which the way through the mountain came out and the door built on the mountain was established by the name of Pandupol Hanuman temple. According to another story, Pandupol was the place where Lord Hanuman defeated Bhima and curbed his pride. According to an incident from the Mahabharata period, Draupadi had gone to take a bath in the river's reservoir downstream of this valley as per her regular routine. One day, while taking a bath, a beautiful flower flowing in the water came from above in the drain, Draupadi, express great happiness after receiving that flower and thought of wearing it as her earrings. After bathing, Draupadi asked Mahabali Bhima to bring that flower, then Bhima started moving towards the stream, searching for the flower. Ongoing forward, Bhima saw that an old giant monkey was lying comfortably with its tail spread and the path was completely blocked by the monkey.Due to the narrow valley, there was no other way for Bhima to get ahead. Bhima said to the old monkey lying on the way that if he can put his tail out of the way in the reply the monkey said that he’s old age Bhima can go over it, then Bhima replied that he cannot go over his tail rather he should move aside. On this the monkey said that Bhima looked strong, so he can remove his tail. When Bhima tried to remove the monkey's tail, the tail did not move an inch from Bhima. Even after repeated efforts by Bhima the tail of the old monkey did not move then Bhima understood that he is not just an ordinary monkey.Bhima pleaded with folded hands to the old monkey to reveal his true form. On this, the old monkey revealed his true form and introduced himself as Lord Hanuman. Bhima called all the Pandavas there and worshiped the old monkey in a lying form. After this, the Pandavas established the Hanuman temple there, which is today known as Pandupol Hanuman Mandir. Now a large number of devotees reach here every Tuesday and Saturday, the temple is the center of faith of the people. Lakkhi Mela of Pandupol Hanuman Temple is a popular fair of Alwar that fills the Ashtami of Bhadau Shukla Paksha every year. About 50 thousand devotees from Delhi, Punjab, Madhya Pradesh, and other places come to visit Pandupol Hanuman Temple on the occasion of Lakkhi Mela. If you are planning to visit Pandupol Hanuman Temple, then let us tell you that October to March is considered to be the best time to visit Pandupol Hanuman Temple. Pandupol Hanuman Temple is open for tourists daily from 5.00 am to 10.00 pm.
The Hanuman Mandir of Pandupol is a famous temple located inside the Sariska National Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan. In which a huge idol of Lord Hanuman is installed in a calm position. The ancient Hanuman Temple of Pandupol, situated amidst the high ridged hills of the Aravalli range, is one of the most visited places in Alwar. The temple complex is also famous for langurs, macaques, and a variety of birds and for its gorgeous 35-foot waterfall. Pandupol is believed to belong to the period of the epic of Mahabharata. The Pandavas are believed to have spent some years of their lives at Pandupol during their exile. According to another legend, this Pandupol was the place where Lord Hanuman defeated Bhima and curbed his pride.The history of Pandupol Hanuman temple is believed to be 5000 years old, according to the ancient epic- Mahabharata, Bhima struck the mountain with his mace, due to which the way through the mountain came out and the door built on the mountain was established by the name of Pandupol Hanuman temple. According to another story, Pandupol was the place where Lord Hanuman defeated Bhima and curbed his pride. According to an incident from the Mahabharata period, Draupadi had gone to take a bath in the river's reservoir downstream of this valley as per her regular routine. One day, while taking a bath, a beautiful flower flowing in the water came from above in the drain, Draupadi, express great happiness after receiving that flower and thought of wearing it as her earrings. After bathing, Draupadi asked Mahabali Bhima to bring that flower, then Bhima started moving towards the stream, searching for the flower. Ongoing forward, Bhima saw that an old giant monkey was lying comfortably with its tail spread and the path was completely blocked by the monkey.Due to the narrow valley, there was no other way for Bhima to get ahead. Bhima said to the old monkey lying on the way that if he can put his tail out of the way in the reply the monkey said that he’s old age Bhima can go over it, then Bhima replied that he cannot go over his tail rather he should move aside. On this the monkey said that Bhima looked strong, so he can remove his tail. When Bhima tried to remove the monkey's tail, the tail did not move an inch from Bhima. Even after repeated efforts by Bhima the tail of the old monkey did not move then Bhima understood that he is not just an ordinary monkey.Bhima pleaded with folded hands to the old monkey to reveal his true form. On this, the old monkey revealed his true form and introduced himself as Lord Hanuman. Bhima called all the Pandavas there and worshiped the old monkey in a lying form. After this, the Pandavas established the Hanuman temple there, which is today known as Pandupol Hanuman Mandir. Now a large number of devotees reach here every Tuesday and Saturday, the temple is the center of faith of the people. Lakkhi Mela of Pandupol Hanuman Temple is a popular fair of Alwar that fills the Ashtami of Bhadau Shukla Paksha every year. About 50 thousand devotees from Delhi, Punjab, Madhya Pradesh, and other places come to visit Pandupol Hanuman Temple on the occasion of Lakkhi Mela. If you are planning to visit Pandupol Hanuman Temple, then let us tell you that October to March is considered to be the best time to visit Pandupol Hanuman Temple. Pandupol Hanuman Temple is open for tourists daily from 5.00 am to 10.00 pm.
Every day he waits for you to come from the office. From afar, the horn of the car starts making a recognizable noise and clings to you as soon as you come. When your dog shows so much dedication and love towards you, why should you not caress him in your heart? But when it comes to going somewhere far away, then how difficult is it for you to leave the dog who loves you so much at home? In this way, where your dog is disturbed, at the same time you are also not able to enjoy the roaming. But imagine if it happens that you are allowed to keep your dog with you in the hotel. Not only permission, but the hotel staff should also take full care of his food and comfort. In this way, the fun of your travel can increase manifold. So, we will tell you about some such luxurious hotels in India, where along with the comfort of your family, your dog will also get full care.
Every day he waits for you to come from the office. From afar, the horn of the car starts making a recognizable noise and clings to you as soon as you come. When your dog shows so much dedication and love towards you, why should you not caress him in your heart? But when it comes to going somewhere far away, then how difficult is it for you to leave the dog who loves you so much at home? In this way, where your dog is disturbed, at the same time you are also not able to enjoy the roaming. But imagine if it happens that you are allowed to keep your dog with you in the hotel. Not only permission, but the hotel staff should also take full care of his food and comfort. In this way, the fun of your travel can increase manifold. So, we will tell you about some such luxurious hotels in India, where along with the comfort of your family, your dog will also get full care.
Theme or Amusement Park means places of entertainment, where children and also elders can have fun. People like to visit places like carnival parks even after getting one holiday in a week, but today we are telling you about such funfair parks where you can spend the whole weekend. If you are also planning to visit the water parks, then you can enjoy the thrill and excitement of these in India. There are hundreds of parks in India that are crowded at all times of the year, but we have compiled a list of some of the best amusement parks in India for you here. So let us take a tour of the famous theme parks of India through this article.
Theme or Amusement Park means places of entertainment, where children and also elders can have fun. People like to visit places like carnival parks even after getting one holiday in a week, but today we are telling you about such funfair parks where you can spend the whole weekend. If you are also planning to visit the water parks, then you can enjoy the thrill and excitement of these in India. There are hundreds of parks in India that are crowded at all times of the year, but we have compiled a list of some of the best amusement parks in India for you here. So let us take a tour of the famous theme parks of India through this article.
There are many such temples in India whose history is centuries old. Some temple was built in the Ramayana period and some temple in the Krishna period. For centuries, the land of India has been witnessing many such ancient temples. Even today, in every corner of India, you will get to see wonderful temples of ancient gods and goddesses one by one. One of these ancient temples is Shri Gangeshwar Mahadev. Gangeshwar Mahadev Temple is a Hindu temple located in the village of Fadum, 3 km from the city of Diu in the Indian state of Gujarat. It can be known from the name of this temple that this temple is completely dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is believed that the Shiva Linga in this temple dates back to the Mahabharata period and was built by the Pandavas. According to mythology, when the five Pandavas were in their exile, this temple was built during that time. It is further said that the five Pandavas used to come here every day to worship Lord Shiva. There are five Shiva lingas in this temple, the Shiva Linga installed in this temple is about 5000 years old. The name of this temple comes from the ancient Shiva temples of Gujarat.This Shiva Linga is situated on the rocks of the beach. When the waves of the sea collide with the Shiva Linga every two seconds, its beauty is made on sight. The environment around this temple is so calm that whenever one enters the courtyard of this temple, one can clearly hear the sound of ocean waves. There are five Shiva Lingas in this temple, hence this temple is also known as Panch Shiva Linga. This temple is also known as Seashore Mandir or Beach Temple. The idol of Lord Ganesha, Lord Vishnu, and Goddess Lakshmi is also installed in this temple. The festival of Shiva Ratri is celebrated with great pomp in the Gangeshwar temple, during which lakhs of devotees come to see Mahadev. This temple is considered to be one of the oldest Shiva temples in Gujarat. The festival of Shiva Ratri is celebrated with great pomp in the Gangeshwar temple. Even in the month of Sawan, lakhs of devotees come here to have darshan of Mahadev. The courtyard of this temple is open for devotees from 6 am to 8 pm. You can go here for darshan by train, bus or even by personal car.
There are many such temples in India whose history is centuries old. Some temple was built in the Ramayana period and some temple in the Krishna period. For centuries, the land of India has been witnessing many such ancient temples. Even today, in every corner of India, you will get to see wonderful temples of ancient gods and goddesses one by one. One of these ancient temples is Shri Gangeshwar Mahadev. Gangeshwar Mahadev Temple is a Hindu temple located in the village of Fadum, 3 km from the city of Diu in the Indian state of Gujarat. It can be known from the name of this temple that this temple is completely dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is believed that the Shiva Linga in this temple dates back to the Mahabharata period and was built by the Pandavas. According to mythology, when the five Pandavas were in their exile, this temple was built during that time. It is further said that the five Pandavas used to come here every day to worship Lord Shiva. There are five Shiva lingas in this temple, the Shiva Linga installed in this temple is about 5000 years old. The name of this temple comes from the ancient Shiva temples of Gujarat.This Shiva Linga is situated on the rocks of the beach. When the waves of the sea collide with the Shiva Linga every two seconds, its beauty is made on sight. The environment around this temple is so calm that whenever one enters the courtyard of this temple, one can clearly hear the sound of ocean waves. There are five Shiva Lingas in this temple, hence this temple is also known as Panch Shiva Linga. This temple is also known as Seashore Mandir or Beach Temple. The idol of Lord Ganesha, Lord Vishnu, and Goddess Lakshmi is also installed in this temple. The festival of Shiva Ratri is celebrated with great pomp in the Gangeshwar temple, during which lakhs of devotees come to see Mahadev. This temple is considered to be one of the oldest Shiva temples in Gujarat. The festival of Shiva Ratri is celebrated with great pomp in the Gangeshwar temple. Even in the month of Sawan, lakhs of devotees come here to have darshan of Mahadev. The courtyard of this temple is open for devotees from 6 am to 8 pm. You can go here for darshan by train, bus or even by personal car.
A river is called a stream flowing on the ground, whose source is usually a lake, glacier, spring, or rainwater, and gets absorbed in an ocean or lake. Rivers play a huge role in the life of flora, fauna, and humans on our planet. Rivers have been flowing on the planet for billions of years, with the history of many civilizations and empires on the banks of many rivers. In this article, we have listed the names of the top 10 longest rivers in the world along with their length in kilometers and miles.
A river is called a stream flowing on the ground, whose source is usually a lake, glacier, spring, or rainwater, and gets absorbed in an ocean or lake. Rivers play a huge role in the life of flora, fauna, and humans on our planet. Rivers have been flowing on the planet for billions of years, with the history of many civilizations and empires on the banks of many rivers. In this article, we have listed the names of the top 10 longest rivers in the world along with their length in kilometers and miles.
The Palace on Wheels train is being run for the last 40 years. Started in 1982 this train is India’s first luxury heritage train. The coaches of the train have been constructed in the royal style, which was originally the private railway coaches of the then rulers of Rajputana and other princely states. The coach of the train has been designed keeping in mind the culture and heritage of Rajasthan.Tourism begins in the month of October in Rajasthan. Tourism has suffered a lot in the last two years due to the pandemic. In such a situation, it is feared that more and more passengers will be able to take the vanity of tourism through the Palace on Wheels train.The Royal train - Palace on Wheels, which has been closed since 18TH March 2020 due to Corona, will once again run on the tracks. The Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation (RTDC) will start the royal train by the end of September. For the very first trip on the train, more than 200 people have booked through RTDC. With this all its seats are full. Now online booking is being done for the next trip on the train.The renovation work of the train is going on which will be completed by 20th September. In such a situation, there is a possibility that this train can be operated in the last week of next month. This train will travel a total of 3,000 kilometers in seven days and eight nights in its journey. During this, passengers will be taken to different tourist places in Rajasthan. The Palace on Wheels train departs from New Delhi Railway Station and covers many heritage places in Rajasthan including Jaipur, Sawai Madhopur, Udaipur, Jaisalmer, and Jodhpur.Apart from luxurious rooms, the Palace on Wheels train also has a spa, bar, laundry, gym, and salon facilities. From simple to deluxe rooms are also present on the train. There are other facilities including internet, TV, etc. Along with Indian food, Rajasthani, Mughlai, Chinese, Thai and Mexican food is also made available to travelers. The fare for a single night of a passenger on the train is fixed at Rs 55 thousand. During the off-season, the charges are close to 43,000. The maximum fare of the same train is Rs 1.54 lakh. Children up to 5 years can travel for free whereas, half of the fare is charged if the child is between 5- to 10-year-old. Lodging and meals are counted in the charges itself. Apart from this, you have to pay a separate fee for other facilities including other facilities like a spa and bar. The Palace on Wheels will be run on the ‘Operation and Maintenance model’ under the Bharat Gaurav Train Policy of the Indian Railways from 2022-23. It will be operated through a private partnership. Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation (RTDC) will get the fixed amount for this, but the ownership of the train will remain with RTDC.
The Palace on Wheels train is being run for the last 40 years. Started in 1982 this train is India’s first luxury heritage train. The coaches of the train have been constructed in the royal style, which was originally the private railway coaches of the then rulers of Rajputana and other princely states. The coach of the train has been designed keeping in mind the culture and heritage of Rajasthan.Tourism begins in the month of October in Rajasthan. Tourism has suffered a lot in the last two years due to the pandemic. In such a situation, it is feared that more and more passengers will be able to take the vanity of tourism through the Palace on Wheels train.The Royal train - Palace on Wheels, which has been closed since 18TH March 2020 due to Corona, will once again run on the tracks. The Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation (RTDC) will start the royal train by the end of September. For the very first trip on the train, more than 200 people have booked through RTDC. With this all its seats are full. Now online booking is being done for the next trip on the train.The renovation work of the train is going on which will be completed by 20th September. In such a situation, there is a possibility that this train can be operated in the last week of next month. This train will travel a total of 3,000 kilometers in seven days and eight nights in its journey. During this, passengers will be taken to different tourist places in Rajasthan. The Palace on Wheels train departs from New Delhi Railway Station and covers many heritage places in Rajasthan including Jaipur, Sawai Madhopur, Udaipur, Jaisalmer, and Jodhpur.Apart from luxurious rooms, the Palace on Wheels train also has a spa, bar, laundry, gym, and salon facilities. From simple to deluxe rooms are also present on the train. There are other facilities including internet, TV, etc. Along with Indian food, Rajasthani, Mughlai, Chinese, Thai and Mexican food is also made available to travelers. The fare for a single night of a passenger on the train is fixed at Rs 55 thousand. During the off-season, the charges are close to 43,000. The maximum fare of the same train is Rs 1.54 lakh. Children up to 5 years can travel for free whereas, half of the fare is charged if the child is between 5- to 10-year-old. Lodging and meals are counted in the charges itself. Apart from this, you have to pay a separate fee for other facilities including other facilities like a spa and bar. The Palace on Wheels will be run on the ‘Operation and Maintenance model’ under the Bharat Gaurav Train Policy of the Indian Railways from 2022-23. It will be operated through a private partnership. Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation (RTDC) will get the fixed amount for this, but the ownership of the train will remain with RTDC.
Barren Island is the only surviving volcano in India. Not only this, but Barren Island is also the only active volcano in South Asia. It is located in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands of India. Barren Island volcano located in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands is 140 km from the capital Port Blair. It is situated at a distance of North-East. Barren Island, spread over 3 km, is the easternmost island of the Andaman Islands. Baron means barren. Barren, where no one lives. This island has been named after itself, there is no human population living here. The forest here is also negligible. Only a small number of animals and birds have been seen on this island.Records are available about its island from 1787 and since then 11 volcanoes have erupted here. The smoke keeps coming out from time to time, that is, it remains active continuously. However, the last time it erupted was in the year 2016 and lava was coming out for several days. This is the reason that even to go around it needs special permission which has to be taken from the forest department of the island group. Even today, smoke can be seen coming out of it. The waters around Barren Island are reputed to be among the top scuba diving destinations in the world. The water around it is considered very good and safe in the world for learning scuba diving. Due to being near the volcano, corals, lava, and many different types of fish can be seen in this water.
Barren Island is the only surviving volcano in India. Not only this, but Barren Island is also the only active volcano in South Asia. It is located in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands of India. Barren Island volcano located in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands is 140 km from the capital Port Blair. It is situated at a distance of North-East. Barren Island, spread over 3 km, is the easternmost island of the Andaman Islands. Baron means barren. Barren, where no one lives. This island has been named after itself, there is no human population living here. The forest here is also negligible. Only a small number of animals and birds have been seen on this island.Records are available about its island from 1787 and since then 11 volcanoes have erupted here. The smoke keeps coming out from time to time, that is, it remains active continuously. However, the last time it erupted was in the year 2016 and lava was coming out for several days. This is the reason that even to go around it needs special permission which has to be taken from the forest department of the island group. Even today, smoke can be seen coming out of it. The waters around Barren Island are reputed to be among the top scuba diving destinations in the world. The water around it is considered very good and safe in the world for learning scuba diving. Due to being near the volcano, corals, lava, and many different types of fish can be seen in this water.
It is important to keep moving forward with the times. But it feels good to stay many times, living the old things, memories, and stories. Like an old song that reminds you of those bygone days. Exactly the same thing happens with food. Today different types of restaurants have opened in India, we are also experimenting with new dishes. In the midst of all this, there are still some restaurants that have been serving the same delicious food to people for decades, and after taking a bite, they realize that some things and tastes are beyond time. The older they get, the more delicious their taste becomes. India is famous all over the world for its delicious and wonderful food. Every year many foreign tourists come to visit India and enjoy the variety of cuisines here. And it is said that good food can win anyone's heart. The good thing is that in the matter of food, our country has been winning the hearts of people not for one or two years but for more than 100 years. This proves the fact that such cafes and restaurants located in different cities are serving customers from the time before pre-independence. If research is done, from the smallest cities of the country to the big metro cities, you will find such an old food point everywhere. Today we are telling you about some such restaurants, which are more than 100 years old and serving their classic dishes since the time of pre-independence.1. KARIM’S, DELHI-6Built in 1913, this hotel specializes in non-vegetarian food. There are many such Karims in Delhi but the real Karim is right in front of Jama Masjid near Daryaganj. Vegetarians might find it a bit difficult as Seekh Kebab, Shammi Kebab and Mutton Tikka are the specialties of this place. 2. GLENRIS, DARJEELINGOne of the oldest restaurants in the hill town of Darjeeling, Glenery is over 130 years old. Not just a place for a sumptuous lunch and dinner, Glenery also has a bakery that will make you go crazy over the delicious dishes. This restaurant is on Nehru Road. The most important thing is that the mountains are also visible sitting here.3. LEOPOLD CAFE, MUMBAIThis famous restaurant and bar of Mumbai is 150 years old. This restaurant was also targeted in the 2008 Mumbai attacks. Here one can still see the marks of bullets protected from terrible attacks. This place is very popular not only among the tourists but also among the local people.4. INDIAN COFFEE HOUSE, KOLKATAThe Kolkata Indian Coffee House is the renowned branch of Indian Coffee House in India. It was earlier named Albert House but after 1947 its name was changed to Coffee House. Started in 1876, some of the famous patrons of this coffee house include Satyajit Ray, Mrinal Sen, and American poet Allen Ginsberg.5. TUNDE KEBAB, LUCKNOWThis 115-year-old place is very famous for kebab lovers in India. If you are fond of eating kebabs, then you must definitely come here once. It was launched in 1905 and it is said that around 125 ingredients are used to make this kebab. It is said that the same spices are used in the kebabs here, which were used a hundred years ago.6. SHEIKH BROTHERS, GUWAHATIPlanned by Sheikh Ghulam Ibrahim in the 1800s, Sheikh Brothers is the most popular restaurant in Guwahati. Starting with bread and biscuits, this restaurant has a wide variety of cookies, cakes and biscuits. It is being run by the third-generation sheikhs. It is said that the Nehru family also used to come here to have food.7. HARI RAM AND SONS, ALLAHABADEstablished in 1890, Hari Ram & Sons is one of the oldest street food shops in Allahabad. The things here are made in pure ghee. Chaat, Palak Ki Namkeen, Masala Samosas, and Crispy Kachori are the famous snacks here.
It is important to keep moving forward with the times. But it feels good to stay many times, living the old things, memories, and stories. Like an old song that reminds you of those bygone days. Exactly the same thing happens with food. Today different types of restaurants have opened in India, we are also experimenting with new dishes. In the midst of all this, there are still some restaurants that have been serving the same delicious food to people for decades, and after taking a bite, they realize that some things and tastes are beyond time. The older they get, the more delicious their taste becomes. India is famous all over the world for its delicious and wonderful food. Every year many foreign tourists come to visit India and enjoy the variety of cuisines here. And it is said that good food can win anyone's heart. The good thing is that in the matter of food, our country has been winning the hearts of people not for one or two years but for more than 100 years. This proves the fact that such cafes and restaurants located in different cities are serving customers from the time before pre-independence. If research is done, from the smallest cities of the country to the big metro cities, you will find such an old food point everywhere. Today we are telling you about some such restaurants, which are more than 100 years old and serving their classic dishes since the time of pre-independence.1. KARIM’S, DELHI-6Built in 1913, this hotel specializes in non-vegetarian food. There are many such Karims in Delhi but the real Karim is right in front of Jama Masjid near Daryaganj. Vegetarians might find it a bit difficult as Seekh Kebab, Shammi Kebab and Mutton Tikka are the specialties of this place. 2. GLENRIS, DARJEELINGOne of the oldest restaurants in the hill town of Darjeeling, Glenery is over 130 years old. Not just a place for a sumptuous lunch and dinner, Glenery also has a bakery that will make you go crazy over the delicious dishes. This restaurant is on Nehru Road. The most important thing is that the mountains are also visible sitting here.3. LEOPOLD CAFE, MUMBAIThis famous restaurant and bar of Mumbai is 150 years old. This restaurant was also targeted in the 2008 Mumbai attacks. Here one can still see the marks of bullets protected from terrible attacks. This place is very popular not only among the tourists but also among the local people.4. INDIAN COFFEE HOUSE, KOLKATAThe Kolkata Indian Coffee House is the renowned branch of Indian Coffee House in India. It was earlier named Albert House but after 1947 its name was changed to Coffee House. Started in 1876, some of the famous patrons of this coffee house include Satyajit Ray, Mrinal Sen, and American poet Allen Ginsberg.5. TUNDE KEBAB, LUCKNOWThis 115-year-old place is very famous for kebab lovers in India. If you are fond of eating kebabs, then you must definitely come here once. It was launched in 1905 and it is said that around 125 ingredients are used to make this kebab. It is said that the same spices are used in the kebabs here, which were used a hundred years ago.6. SHEIKH BROTHERS, GUWAHATIPlanned by Sheikh Ghulam Ibrahim in the 1800s, Sheikh Brothers is the most popular restaurant in Guwahati. Starting with bread and biscuits, this restaurant has a wide variety of cookies, cakes and biscuits. It is being run by the third-generation sheikhs. It is said that the Nehru family also used to come here to have food.7. HARI RAM AND SONS, ALLAHABADEstablished in 1890, Hari Ram & Sons is one of the oldest street food shops in Allahabad. The things here are made in pure ghee. Chaat, Palak Ki Namkeen, Masala Samosas, and Crispy Kachori are the famous snacks here.
The festival of Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated every year with great pomp and enthusiasm. During this, Gajanan is enshrined from the temple in the houses and localities. On Ganesh Chaturthi, the whole atmosphere gets immersed in the devotion of Lord Ganapati. Ganesh Utsav is a 10-day festival, in several cities, the idol of Ganapati is installed, and grand pandals are decorated. During these ten days, Ganpati's cheers are heard resonating everywhere, there is gaiety all over the country with the gusto of the idols of Ganesh Ji. Some people go to Maharashtra for the special Ganesh festival which is celebrated on a large scale in Mumbai. Ganesh pandals will be found all over Mumbai during Ganesh Utsav, people from all over the country come to see these pandals during Ganesh Utsav. If you also want to visit Ganpati, then Maharashtra is the best place for it. Here you can hop to one and then another pandal for Ganpati Puja. Ganesh Chaturthi started on 31st August and will end with Ganpati Visarjan on 9th September. Therefore, one last day you must visit these 5 pandals If you haven’t visited yet.1. LALBAUGCHA RAJAThis is the most famous Ganesh pandal. It started in 1934. This pandal attracts a maximum number of devotees in Mumbai. Every day lakhs of devotees come to this pandal for darshan. Here there are two lines for the devotees, Navas and General Line. The Navas line is for those who wish to worship under the idol of the deity, while the general line is slightly away from the idol.How to reach: This pandal is located on GD Ambedkar Road in Lal Bagh Market, Mumbai. You can get down at Chinchpokli, Curry Road, or Lower Parel station to reach here.2. GANESH GALI MUMBAI CHA RAJAThis pandal is only a short distance away from Lalbaugcha Raja pandal. This pandal was started in 1928. This is one of the most famous Ganesh pandals in Mumbai. It is made every year based on a theme. Here replicas of famous temples of India are made.How to reach: You can get down at Chinchpokli, Curry Road, or Lower Parel station to reach here. The pandal is within walking distance from here.3. KHETWADI CHA RAJAThere are about 13 lanes in Khetwadi where Ganesh Pandal is installed in each street but the 12th street pandal is more famous. A 40 feet high Ganesh idol was made here in 2000. Who was dressed in real gold ornaments? This circle was started in 1959.How to reach: The nearest railway station is Charni Road and Sandhurst Road station. From here you can reach this pandal by walking for 15 minutes or you can take a cab from the station.4. GSB SERVICE KINGS CIRCLE GANPATIIt is also called the Gold Ganesh because the Ganesh idol here is dressed in pure gold ornaments that weigh more than 60 kg. This mandal was started in 1954 by a Brahmin family from Karnataka. A special feature of this mandal is that the Ganesh idol here is made eco-friendly and is made of clay.How to reach: The nearest railway station here is the Wadala station on the Harbor line. From here, this pandal can be reached on foot in about 15 minutes.5. ANDHERI CHA RAJAAndheri cha Raja is as important to Mumbai suburbs as Lalbaugcha Raja has to South Mumbai. This pandal is very famous. Many people come here during the ten days of Ganesh Utsav. The decoration here is unique in itself. Ganpati pandals are decorated here every year since 1966 by the workers of three reputed companies. The idol of this mandala is not that huge but has the reputation for fulfilling wishes. Every year this Mandal has a different theme of its Pandal. How to reach: For the darshan of Andheri Cha Raja, you can either get down at Andheri Railway Station or get down at Azad Nagar Metro Station and go to Andheri Sports Complex.
The festival of Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated every year with great pomp and enthusiasm. During this, Gajanan is enshrined from the temple in the houses and localities. On Ganesh Chaturthi, the whole atmosphere gets immersed in the devotion of Lord Ganapati. Ganesh Utsav is a 10-day festival, in several cities, the idol of Ganapati is installed, and grand pandals are decorated. During these ten days, Ganpati's cheers are heard resonating everywhere, there is gaiety all over the country with the gusto of the idols of Ganesh Ji. Some people go to Maharashtra for the special Ganesh festival which is celebrated on a large scale in Mumbai. Ganesh pandals will be found all over Mumbai during Ganesh Utsav, people from all over the country come to see these pandals during Ganesh Utsav. If you also want to visit Ganpati, then Maharashtra is the best place for it. Here you can hop to one and then another pandal for Ganpati Puja. Ganesh Chaturthi started on 31st August and will end with Ganpati Visarjan on 9th September. Therefore, one last day you must visit these 5 pandals If you haven’t visited yet.1. LALBAUGCHA RAJAThis is the most famous Ganesh pandal. It started in 1934. This pandal attracts a maximum number of devotees in Mumbai. Every day lakhs of devotees come to this pandal for darshan. Here there are two lines for the devotees, Navas and General Line. The Navas line is for those who wish to worship under the idol of the deity, while the general line is slightly away from the idol.How to reach: This pandal is located on GD Ambedkar Road in Lal Bagh Market, Mumbai. You can get down at Chinchpokli, Curry Road, or Lower Parel station to reach here.2. GANESH GALI MUMBAI CHA RAJAThis pandal is only a short distance away from Lalbaugcha Raja pandal. This pandal was started in 1928. This is one of the most famous Ganesh pandals in Mumbai. It is made every year based on a theme. Here replicas of famous temples of India are made.How to reach: You can get down at Chinchpokli, Curry Road, or Lower Parel station to reach here. The pandal is within walking distance from here.3. KHETWADI CHA RAJAThere are about 13 lanes in Khetwadi where Ganesh Pandal is installed in each street but the 12th street pandal is more famous. A 40 feet high Ganesh idol was made here in 2000. Who was dressed in real gold ornaments? This circle was started in 1959.How to reach: The nearest railway station is Charni Road and Sandhurst Road station. From here you can reach this pandal by walking for 15 minutes or you can take a cab from the station.4. GSB SERVICE KINGS CIRCLE GANPATIIt is also called the Gold Ganesh because the Ganesh idol here is dressed in pure gold ornaments that weigh more than 60 kg. This mandal was started in 1954 by a Brahmin family from Karnataka. A special feature of this mandal is that the Ganesh idol here is made eco-friendly and is made of clay.How to reach: The nearest railway station here is the Wadala station on the Harbor line. From here, this pandal can be reached on foot in about 15 minutes.5. ANDHERI CHA RAJAAndheri cha Raja is as important to Mumbai suburbs as Lalbaugcha Raja has to South Mumbai. This pandal is very famous. Many people come here during the ten days of Ganesh Utsav. The decoration here is unique in itself. Ganpati pandals are decorated here every year since 1966 by the workers of three reputed companies. The idol of this mandala is not that huge but has the reputation for fulfilling wishes. Every year this Mandal has a different theme of its Pandal. How to reach: For the darshan of Andheri Cha Raja, you can either get down at Andheri Railway Station or get down at Azad Nagar Metro Station and go to Andheri Sports Complex.
Traveling by train is so much fun, but at the same time, the fun of this journey gets doubled when you get some better railway station kind of food. Some lip-smacking food can only be found at railway station shops or stalls which you might not find in any other part of the city. Passing through various cities eating diverse types of food at different railway stations of India has its own charm. The food at the railway station is so delicious that people keep licking their fingers. If you have not tasted the food of any railway station, then definitely taste the food of the stations mentioned in this article. So here we are telling you about some of the best food at railway stations of India which you should not miss ever!1. CHOLE BHATURE AT JALANDHAR STATIONSpicy chole with puffed bhaturas coming out of hot oil and some green chillies that’s what we call a full Punjabi meal. A trip to Punjab is incomplete without Tandoori Parathas, Chicken, and Lassi, but once you have tasted the Chole Bhature at Jalandhar railway station, they will be on your checklist from the next time you plan for this trip. 2. KADHI KACHORI AT AJMER STATIONIf you get a chance to go to Ajmer station, then definitely try the famous Rajasthani breakfast - Kadhi Kachori. If you've tasted it before, then for sure you must have loved the taste, but if you're eating it for the first time, you definitely won't be able to stop yourself from tasting this special meal every time you visit Ajmer.
Traveling by train is so much fun, but at the same time, the fun of this journey gets doubled when you get some better railway station kind of food. Some lip-smacking food can only be found at railway station shops or stalls which you might not find in any other part of the city. Passing through various cities eating diverse types of food at different railway stations of India has its own charm. The food at the railway station is so delicious that people keep licking their fingers. If you have not tasted the food of any railway station, then definitely taste the food of the stations mentioned in this article. So here we are telling you about some of the best food at railway stations of India which you should not miss ever!1. CHOLE BHATURE AT JALANDHAR STATIONSpicy chole with puffed bhaturas coming out of hot oil and some green chillies that’s what we call a full Punjabi meal. A trip to Punjab is incomplete without Tandoori Parathas, Chicken, and Lassi, but once you have tasted the Chole Bhature at Jalandhar railway station, they will be on your checklist from the next time you plan for this trip. 2. KADHI KACHORI AT AJMER STATIONIf you get a chance to go to Ajmer station, then definitely try the famous Rajasthani breakfast - Kadhi Kachori. If you've tasted it before, then for sure you must have loved the taste, but if you're eating it for the first time, you definitely won't be able to stop yourself from tasting this special meal every time you visit Ajmer.
Pitru Paksha is considered very special for Hinduism. The fifteen days of the Krishna Paksha of Bhadrapada month are called Pitru Paksha. This time Pitru Paksha started from 10th September. On the days of Pitru Paksha, people perform Shraddh on the death anniversary of their ancestors. It is a religious belief that by performing Shraddh in Pitru Paksha, Pind Daan reaches directly to the ancestors. It is believed that during Pitru Paksha, Yamraj also frees the souls of the ancestors, so that they can be satisfied by living among their descendants on earth and consuming food and water. On the days of Pitru Paksha, people remember their ancestors and perform Pind Daan, tarpan, and charity in their name. It is believed that when people leave their bodies and go away, then for the peace of their souls, Pind Daan and Tarpan are performed in Gaya with reverence. Performing Shraddh in Pitru Paksha is considered important for the peace of the souls of the ancestors. It is said that by giving Pind Daan in Gaya, the ancestors get power and that power helps them to reach heaven hereafter. 55 places across the country are considered important for performing Pind Daan and Shraddh rituals, but the Gaya pilgrimage of Bihar is paramount among them. It is a religious belief that Lord Shri Hari resides here in the form of a father deity. That is why it is also called Pitru Teerth. Due to the importance of Gaya, lakhs of people come here every year to offer Pind Daan to their ancestors. Let us know the reasons behind performing Shraddh Karma in Gaya. 1- Brahma Ji had given a boon to Gayasur, those who donate Pind to their ancestors at this place during the period of Pitru Paksha in Gaya, will get salvation. 2- Dashrath Ji died after Shri Ram Ji went to the forest. During this, Sita Ji had given the body to the phantom soul of Dashrath Ji in Gaya itself. That is why from that time this place is considered paramount for tarpan and pind daan. 3- Knowing the son in Gaya and touching it in the Falgu River leads to the death of the ancestor. 4- By giving the proof of the letter along with the sesame in the Gaya region, the father gets to Akshayalok. By donating Pind here, one gets rid of grave sins like Brahmahatya, Supana, etc. 5- By donating Pind in Gaya one gets the result of Koti Tirtha and Ashwamedha Yagya. Here one can donate Pind to the person doing Shraddh during any period. Also, eating Brahmins here satisfies the ancestors. 6- By shaving before performing Pind Daan in Gaya, one goes to Baikunth, as well as attains work, anger, and salvation. 7- The river Falgu, Tulsi, crow, cow, banyan tree, and Brahmins present in Gayaji testify to the Shraddha rituals performed by them. 8- Mata Sita had done Tarpan in Gaya ji. By donating Pind in Gaya, the soul attains salvation. Hence this place is also called Moksha Sthali. 9- Lord Vishnu himself resides in the form of Pitrudev in Gaya. By performing Shraddh Karma and Tarpan method in Gaya, nothing remains left and the person becomes free from Pitru debt. 10- In Pitru Paksha, those who offer three anjalis of sesame-mixed water to their ancestors, their sins from birth till the day of the tarpan are destroyed.
Pitru Paksha is considered very special for Hinduism. The fifteen days of the Krishna Paksha of Bhadrapada month are called Pitru Paksha. This time Pitru Paksha started from 10th September. On the days of Pitru Paksha, people perform Shraddh on the death anniversary of their ancestors. It is a religious belief that by performing Shraddh in Pitru Paksha, Pind Daan reaches directly to the ancestors. It is believed that during Pitru Paksha, Yamraj also frees the souls of the ancestors, so that they can be satisfied by living among their descendants on earth and consuming food and water. On the days of Pitru Paksha, people remember their ancestors and perform Pind Daan, tarpan, and charity in their name. It is believed that when people leave their bodies and go away, then for the peace of their souls, Pind Daan and Tarpan are performed in Gaya with reverence. Performing Shraddh in Pitru Paksha is considered important for the peace of the souls of the ancestors. It is said that by giving Pind Daan in Gaya, the ancestors get power and that power helps them to reach heaven hereafter. 55 places across the country are considered important for performing Pind Daan and Shraddh rituals, but the Gaya pilgrimage of Bihar is paramount among them. It is a religious belief that Lord Shri Hari resides here in the form of a father deity. That is why it is also called Pitru Teerth. Due to the importance of Gaya, lakhs of people come here every year to offer Pind Daan to their ancestors. Let us know the reasons behind performing Shraddh Karma in Gaya. 1- Brahma Ji had given a boon to Gayasur, those who donate Pind to their ancestors at this place during the period of Pitru Paksha in Gaya, will get salvation. 2- Dashrath Ji died after Shri Ram Ji went to the forest. During this, Sita Ji had given the body to the phantom soul of Dashrath Ji in Gaya itself. That is why from that time this place is considered paramount for tarpan and pind daan. 3- Knowing the son in Gaya and touching it in the Falgu River leads to the death of the ancestor. 4- By giving the proof of the letter along with the sesame in the Gaya region, the father gets to Akshayalok. By donating Pind here, one gets rid of grave sins like Brahmahatya, Supana, etc. 5- By donating Pind in Gaya one gets the result of Koti Tirtha and Ashwamedha Yagya. Here one can donate Pind to the person doing Shraddh during any period. Also, eating Brahmins here satisfies the ancestors. 6- By shaving before performing Pind Daan in Gaya, one goes to Baikunth, as well as attains work, anger, and salvation. 7- The river Falgu, Tulsi, crow, cow, banyan tree, and Brahmins present in Gayaji testify to the Shraddha rituals performed by them. 8- Mata Sita had done Tarpan in Gaya ji. By donating Pind in Gaya, the soul attains salvation. Hence this place is also called Moksha Sthali. 9- Lord Vishnu himself resides in the form of Pitrudev in Gaya. By performing Shraddh Karma and Tarpan method in Gaya, nothing remains left and the person becomes free from Pitru debt. 10- In Pitru Paksha, those who offer three anjalis of sesame-mixed water to their ancestors, their sins from birth till the day of the tarpan are destroyed.
You must have often seen many Bollywood celebrities and cricket players trying their hand at business. Acting and business are two sides of the coin for superstars. Running a hotel is the most preferred occupation among film stars. Many famous Cricket players earn crores of rupees and there are also actors who earn a lot of money not only on the strength of acting but also through other businesses. There are many celebrities who own luxurious hotels in many places including the capital Delhi and the financial capital Mumbai. Usually, not everyone is aware of the ownership of these hotels. If you are a foodie and Bollywood lover, then these few places are perfect for you. Head to these celebrity-owned restaurants and enjoy some great food and who knows you might spot your favourite celebrity here. Don't forget to try these restaurants and luxurious hotels which are owned by some of the famous celebrities.
You must have often seen many Bollywood celebrities and cricket players trying their hand at business. Acting and business are two sides of the coin for superstars. Running a hotel is the most preferred occupation among film stars. Many famous Cricket players earn crores of rupees and there are also actors who earn a lot of money not only on the strength of acting but also through other businesses. There are many celebrities who own luxurious hotels in many places including the capital Delhi and the financial capital Mumbai. Usually, not everyone is aware of the ownership of these hotels. If you are a foodie and Bollywood lover, then these few places are perfect for you. Head to these celebrity-owned restaurants and enjoy some great food and who knows you might spot your favourite celebrity here. Don't forget to try these restaurants and luxurious hotels which are owned by some of the famous celebrities.
Karva Chauth is just around the corner, and every woman likes to apply mehndi for this occasion. So, we thought to tell you about the world-famous Mehndi which is from Sojat city of Rajasthan. Sojat is a town 38 km away from the Pali district headquarters of Rajasthan. It is famous all over the world for its mehndi. From bollywood celebrities to politicians Sojat's mehndi has been applied to the hands of many famous personalities from all over the world. Earlier there was a craze among women for the design of mehndi but now women have become particular about the color of the mehndi produced. Sojat's henna is very appealing to everyone these days. Sojat alone supplies henna to 130 countries. Here the annual turnover of Mehndi is touching 4 thousand crores.Recently, actress Katrina Kaif, who got married, to the actor Vicky Kaushal also applied Sojat’s mehndi on her hands and legs for her big day. Traders say Sojat’s soil has a special kind of pigment. This pigment is responsible for the dark color produced by heena on the hands. In such a situation, the question arises that after all, what is so special in the mehendi of Sojat town of Pali district of Rajasthan that the whole world is its admirer. So, let's answer this question and know what is the specialty of Sojat's henna.
Karva Chauth is just around the corner, and every woman likes to apply mehndi for this occasion. So, we thought to tell you about the world-famous Mehndi which is from Sojat city of Rajasthan. Sojat is a town 38 km away from the Pali district headquarters of Rajasthan. It is famous all over the world for its mehndi. From bollywood celebrities to politicians Sojat's mehndi has been applied to the hands of many famous personalities from all over the world. Earlier there was a craze among women for the design of mehndi but now women have become particular about the color of the mehndi produced. Sojat's henna is very appealing to everyone these days. Sojat alone supplies henna to 130 countries. Here the annual turnover of Mehndi is touching 4 thousand crores.Recently, actress Katrina Kaif, who got married, to the actor Vicky Kaushal also applied Sojat’s mehndi on her hands and legs for her big day. Traders say Sojat’s soil has a special kind of pigment. This pigment is responsible for the dark color produced by heena on the hands. In such a situation, the question arises that after all, what is so special in the mehendi of Sojat town of Pali district of Rajasthan that the whole world is its admirer. So, let's answer this question and know what is the specialty of Sojat's henna.
Have you ever thought how difficult it can be for us to live and entertain life without Mobile, Internet, computers, TV, etc? Have you ever wondered how our ancestors used to entertain themselves without any museums, orchestras, or amusement parks? At that time there was minimal choice for entertainment. The most popular of them was Theatre. Indian cinema is very much liked worldwide and is one of the oldest and largest film industries in the world. So, in this article, we will tell you about India's oldest theatres.
There is an extreme craze for food and drinks in India. The variety of dishes served here will not be seen anywhere else. India is full of different types of royal dishes to street foods. Therefore, the dishes made here have got special recognition at the world level. It is not that you will find only Indian food here, but you can also enjoy the special dishes of the world here. Join us in this food safari to know about the special streets of India which are famous for their special cuisines.
There is an extreme craze for food and drinks in India. The variety of dishes served here will not be seen anywhere else. India is full of different types of royal dishes to street foods. Therefore, the dishes made here have got special recognition at the world level. It is not that you will find only Indian food here, but you can also enjoy the special dishes of the world here. Join us in this food safari to know about the special streets of India which are famous for their special cuisines.
The festival of Diwali is about to come and preparations have started across the country. While most of the houses are being cleaned for Diwali, many people are thinking of new ideas for decoration and rangoli. Meanwhile, the most important part of the preparations for the festival is shopping. From clothes, jewellery, diyas, lights, and gifts, there are many things to buy for Diwali. While most people get excited after hearing the name of shopping, it also becomes a headache for some when they do not understand where to go shopping. To remove the headache of finding perfect markets, we have brought 5 such cities in India which are perfect for Diwali shopping. Along with this, we will also tell you where it would be better to shop in these cities. Let's see which are those 5 cities-
The festival of Diwali is about to come and preparations have started across the country. While most of the houses are being cleaned for Diwali, many people are thinking of new ideas for decoration and rangoli. Meanwhile, the most important part of the preparations for the festival is shopping. From clothes, jewellery, diyas, lights, and gifts, there are many things to buy for Diwali. While most people get excited after hearing the name of shopping, it also becomes a headache for some when they do not understand where to go shopping. To remove the headache of finding perfect markets, we have brought 5 such cities in India which are perfect for Diwali shopping. Along with this, we will also tell you where it would be better to shop in these cities. Let's see which are those 5 cities-
The preparations for the Mahaparva i.e., Diwali are going on in full swing, as on October 24, the festival of Diwali will be celebrated all over the country. Maa Lakshmi is the goddess of wealth and happiness and prosperity. Goddess Lakshmi, one of the main deities of Sanatan Dharma, is worshiped in different forms in different parts of the country. According to religious beliefs, worshiping Goddess Lakshmi by visiting the temple, especially on Diwali removes financial troubles and brings happiness and prosperity. There are many ancient and famous temples of Mahalakshmi located across the country which are most visited during Deepawali. So, let's know the importance of some of the most famous temples during the festival of lights.
The preparations for the Mahaparva i.e., Diwali are going on in full swing, as on October 24, the festival of Diwali will be celebrated all over the country. Maa Lakshmi is the goddess of wealth and happiness and prosperity. Goddess Lakshmi, one of the main deities of Sanatan Dharma, is worshiped in different forms in different parts of the country. According to religious beliefs, worshiping Goddess Lakshmi by visiting the temple, especially on Diwali removes financial troubles and brings happiness and prosperity. There are many ancient and famous temples of Mahalakshmi located across the country which are most visited during Deepawali. So, let's know the importance of some of the most famous temples during the festival of lights.
Our country India has always been the center of spirituality. Thousands of religious places related to Sanatan culture are present here even today, many of which are hundreds of years old. Many places here are hiding many mysteries within themselves. Today we are going to tell you about such a mysterious pool, which you will also be surprised to hear, we are talking about Bhimkund. The secrets of Bhimkund are such that no one has been able to solve till date. Let's know where is it located and what is the secret behind it which surprises everyone.HISTORY OF BHIMKUNDBhimkund is located in the Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh state, India. Apart from Bhimkund, this pool is also called Naradkund and Neelkund. This pool is hiding such strange mysteries within itself, which even prominent scientists of the country and abroad have not been able to solve till date. Bhimkund has constantly been the center of attraction for people because of its mysterious reasons, but there is no scientifically solid information available about when and how this mysterious pool was built. However, there are many mythological stories related to its construction. The most popular of these mythologies is a story from the Mahabharata period. It is said that it was built during the time of the Pandavas' exile in the Mahabharata period. During their exile when they were passing through this area, Draupadi felt thirsty. After a lot of searching around by the Pandavas, no water was found. Then Bhima struck the land with his mace and broke many layers of the area, due to which water became visible. But the water source was close to the depth of about 30 feet from the earth's surface. Bhima asked Arjuna to make a path through the pool with his archery skills to reach the water source. Arjuna, on the advice of Bhima, built stairs to get to the pool on the strength of his archery, through which Draupathi could reach the water of the pool. Because Bhima created this pool by breaking the layers of the land with the hit of his mace, that is why this pool was named Bhimkund.Bhimkund is situated between the rocks of the mountain. Its shape is like a mace, as well as its water looks very clear and transparent. There is also a feature of the water of this pool that it is as pure as the water of Mother Ganga and it also never gets spoiled. The most surprising thing about this pool is that its water level has never decreased till date. The researchers tried for years to empty this pool but they did not succeed in it. Its water level does not drop even an inch. Also, Scientists have not even been able to estimate the depth of this pool till date. To find out its depth, scientists associated with Discovery Channel also came with their diving team. Several divers were brought down in this pool to explore its depth. Even after going several meters deep into the water, he could not see the surface of this pool. How deep this pool is, it is not known till date. It is said that this pool gives an indication of any natural calamity coming in India. It is said that before any natural calamity comes, the water level of this pool rises. During the tsunami in the year 2004, the water level of this pool also increased. It is a mystery as to why the water level rises before any natural disaster strikes. Another surprising thing related to this pool is that the dead body of the person who drowned in it is never found. Usually, when a person drowns in water, after some time the body starts floating on the surface of the water, but whoever is immersed in this pool the body has never come out till date.
Our country India has always been the center of spirituality. Thousands of religious places related to Sanatan culture are present here even today, many of which are hundreds of years old. Many places here are hiding many mysteries within themselves. Today we are going to tell you about such a mysterious pool, which you will also be surprised to hear, we are talking about Bhimkund. The secrets of Bhimkund are such that no one has been able to solve till date. Let's know where is it located and what is the secret behind it which surprises everyone.HISTORY OF BHIMKUNDBhimkund is located in the Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh state, India. Apart from Bhimkund, this pool is also called Naradkund and Neelkund. This pool is hiding such strange mysteries within itself, which even prominent scientists of the country and abroad have not been able to solve till date. Bhimkund has constantly been the center of attraction for people because of its mysterious reasons, but there is no scientifically solid information available about when and how this mysterious pool was built. However, there are many mythological stories related to its construction. The most popular of these mythologies is a story from the Mahabharata period. It is said that it was built during the time of the Pandavas' exile in the Mahabharata period. During their exile when they were passing through this area, Draupadi felt thirsty. After a lot of searching around by the Pandavas, no water was found. Then Bhima struck the land with his mace and broke many layers of the area, due to which water became visible. But the water source was close to the depth of about 30 feet from the earth's surface. Bhima asked Arjuna to make a path through the pool with his archery skills to reach the water source. Arjuna, on the advice of Bhima, built stairs to get to the pool on the strength of his archery, through which Draupathi could reach the water of the pool. Because Bhima created this pool by breaking the layers of the land with the hit of his mace, that is why this pool was named Bhimkund.Bhimkund is situated between the rocks of the mountain. Its shape is like a mace, as well as its water looks very clear and transparent. There is also a feature of the water of this pool that it is as pure as the water of Mother Ganga and it also never gets spoiled. The most surprising thing about this pool is that its water level has never decreased till date. The researchers tried for years to empty this pool but they did not succeed in it. Its water level does not drop even an inch. Also, Scientists have not even been able to estimate the depth of this pool till date. To find out its depth, scientists associated with Discovery Channel also came with their diving team. Several divers were brought down in this pool to explore its depth. Even after going several meters deep into the water, he could not see the surface of this pool. How deep this pool is, it is not known till date. It is said that this pool gives an indication of any natural calamity coming in India. It is said that before any natural calamity comes, the water level of this pool rises. During the tsunami in the year 2004, the water level of this pool also increased. It is a mystery as to why the water level rises before any natural disaster strikes. Another surprising thing related to this pool is that the dead body of the person who drowned in it is never found. Usually, when a person drowns in water, after some time the body starts floating on the surface of the water, but whoever is immersed in this pool the body has never come out till date.
Chaat holds its own importance in Indian street food. You will get to taste many types of chaat such as Aloo Chaat, Papdi Chaat, Fruit Chaat, and the most famous Dahi Bhalla Chaat. They are also easy to make and are well-liked throughout the country. It is believed that the chaat was first made in the royal kitchen of Shah Jahan. According to a story, once when the Mughal emperor fell ill, Hakim asked him to eat light and spicy food for the stomach so that his immune power could increase. After this, chaat was made for the first time. Famous throughout the world, it is made delicious with spices. Many people make it spicy for taste while some health-conscious people also eat it in the form of salad. There are many types of chaat but this time let us tell you the famous chaats available in different states of India.
Chaat holds its own importance in Indian street food. You will get to taste many types of chaat such as Aloo Chaat, Papdi Chaat, Fruit Chaat, and the most famous Dahi Bhalla Chaat. They are also easy to make and are well-liked throughout the country. It is believed that the chaat was first made in the royal kitchen of Shah Jahan. According to a story, once when the Mughal emperor fell ill, Hakim asked him to eat light and spicy food for the stomach so that his immune power could increase. After this, chaat was made for the first time. Famous throughout the world, it is made delicious with spices. Many people make it spicy for taste while some health-conscious people also eat it in the form of salad. There are many types of chaat but this time let us tell you the famous chaats available in different states of India.
Due to ancient to new temples, India has been the center of attraction all over the world. At the same time, do you know that apart from India, there are many renowned temples spread across the globe and are recognized worldwide? People from various countries visit these prominent temples. Today we are going to tell you about those temples which are present in countries other than India.
Due to ancient to new temples, India has been the center of attraction all over the world. At the same time, do you know that apart from India, there are many renowned temples spread across the globe and are recognized worldwide? People from various countries visit these prominent temples. Today we are going to tell you about those temples which are present in countries other than India.
Often, we see couples start many types of preparation for their wedding before the engagement, in which the most enthusiasm is about the wedding destination. That's why couples and their families search for the best wedding destination to make the wedding event superior. If you are also looking for the Best Wedding Destination in India to make your wedding special, then let us tell you that there are some such places in India that can celebrate the most special occasion of your life i.e., a wedding. It is filled with charm and incredible grandeur. All you have to do is select one of the best wedding destinations in India according to your wedding theme and choice. So here are some of the most popular wedding destinations which you must choose for your special day!
Often, we see couples start many types of preparation for their wedding before the engagement, in which the most enthusiasm is about the wedding destination. That's why couples and their families search for the best wedding destination to make the wedding event superior. If you are also looking for the Best Wedding Destination in India to make your wedding special, then let us tell you that there are some such places in India that can celebrate the most special occasion of your life i.e., a wedding. It is filled with charm and incredible grandeur. All you have to do is select one of the best wedding destinations in India according to your wedding theme and choice. So here are some of the most popular wedding destinations which you must choose for your special day!
Many places in India have had tragic deaths and accidents. These include forts, deserted villages, modern and old hotels, schools, libraries, courts, and many other places. Scary incidents started happening in many places like this, due to which these places came to be called Haunted. We have heard many times unimaginable incidents about these places. We remember fairy tales but forget the incidents of ghosts. Today, we are telling you about such scary places in India, where you will start trembling because of their mysteries.
Many places in India have had tragic deaths and accidents. These include forts, deserted villages, modern and old hotels, schools, libraries, courts, and many other places. Scary incidents started happening in many places like this, due to which these places came to be called Haunted. We have heard many times unimaginable incidents about these places. We remember fairy tales but forget the incidents of ghosts. Today, we are telling you about such scary places in India, where you will start trembling because of their mysteries.
A wedding in India is a big event, with functions lasting from three to seven days. Every bride and groom wants everything related to their wedding to be the best. There are many such markets in India, which are considered best for wedding shopping. One can easily find good products at a reasonable price in these markets. So, if you are also looking for a fabulous market for your big day then, we will tell you about such places in India in this article.
A wedding in India is a big event, with functions lasting from three to seven days. Every bride and groom wants everything related to their wedding to be the best. There are many such markets in India, which are considered best for wedding shopping. One can easily find good products at a reasonable price in these markets. So, if you are also looking for a fabulous market for your big day then, we will tell you about such places in India in this article.
In today's time, adventure sports are becoming increasingly popular among the youth, especially trekking. India is counted among the best trekking destinations in the world. There are many options available for trekking on a low budget. Where you can spend relaxing moments by staying close to nature. Be it Himachal Pradesh or North India, there are many such places where tourists like to go for trekking. In India, where on one side you will see the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas, on the other side you will see the plains of the Western Ghats and the rugged plateaus of Goa and Andaman. If we talk about North East, then it would not be an exaggeration to say that this North East part of India is a paradise for trekking enthusiasts. See below the names of some such special trekking places.
In today's time, adventure sports are becoming increasingly popular among the youth, especially trekking. India is counted among the best trekking destinations in the world. There are many options available for trekking on a low budget. Where you can spend relaxing moments by staying close to nature. Be it Himachal Pradesh or North India, there are many such places where tourists like to go for trekking. In India, where on one side you will see the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas, on the other side you will see the plains of the Western Ghats and the rugged plateaus of Goa and Andaman. If we talk about North East, then it would not be an exaggeration to say that this North East part of India is a paradise for trekking enthusiasts. See below the names of some such special trekking places.
India's stepwells, also commonly known as baolis, as the name suggests, are wells with steps descending into them. Stepwells were a common phenomenon in India between the 2nd and 4th centuries, especially in western India, and the Indus Valley Civilization can still be traced in these stepwells. Apart from being a source of water, these famous stepwells of India are also wonderful piece of architecture which was built by the kings at different times. India's magnificent stepwells remain an important part of Indian tourism today, which has become the center of attraction for a large number of Indian and foreign tourists due to its amazing workmanship and beautiful architecture. If you are also fond of traveling and are a lover of ancient art, then you must visit these stepwells. Even today there are about 2000 stepwells in India that have maintained their water but, in this article, we are going to tell you the most famous and historical stepwells of India which are really worth visiting.
India's stepwells, also commonly known as baolis, as the name suggests, are wells with steps descending into them. Stepwells were a common phenomenon in India between the 2nd and 4th centuries, especially in western India, and the Indus Valley Civilization can still be traced in these stepwells. Apart from being a source of water, these famous stepwells of India are also wonderful piece of architecture which was built by the kings at different times. India's magnificent stepwells remain an important part of Indian tourism today, which has become the center of attraction for a large number of Indian and foreign tourists due to its amazing workmanship and beautiful architecture. If you are also fond of traveling and are a lover of ancient art, then you must visit these stepwells. Even today there are about 2000 stepwells in India that have maintained their water but, in this article, we are going to tell you the most famous and historical stepwells of India which are really worth visiting.
If you've ever soaked in hot springs, you know what a wonderfully relaxing experience it can be. Natural hot springs can be found anywhere there is volcanic activity, magma chambers, or fault lines on the Earth. They are high in minerals such as calcium, magnesium, silica, and lithium which can help soothe muscles and even promote healing. Even better in one surrounded by spectacular views like these that are well worth planning a trip around. Let’s get to know six worldwide renowned natural hot springs.
If you've ever soaked in hot springs, you know what a wonderfully relaxing experience it can be. Natural hot springs can be found anywhere there is volcanic activity, magma chambers, or fault lines on the Earth. They are high in minerals such as calcium, magnesium, silica, and lithium which can help soothe muscles and even promote healing. Even better in one surrounded by spectacular views like these that are well worth planning a trip around. Let’s get to know six worldwide renowned natural hot springs.
Everyone thinks of going on a cruise after watching movies. Many people think of going on a cruise for a holiday. What are you planning for your next trip? Do you want to spend your holidays on the water? If yes, then we have the perfect thing for you! A Cruise! Going on a cruise has slowly become a popular trend among people and if you haven't been on one yet, now is the best time to plan for one! So, let’s tell you about the places where you can travel by cruise in India.
Everyone thinks of going on a cruise after watching movies. Many people think of going on a cruise for a holiday. What are you planning for your next trip? Do you want to spend your holidays on the water? If yes, then we have the perfect thing for you! A Cruise! Going on a cruise has slowly become a popular trend among people and if you haven't been on one yet, now is the best time to plan for one! So, let’s tell you about the places where you can travel by cruise in India.
People who are fond of food, every day try to see something new on their plate. That's why sometimes they go out because they don't get that taste at home. The Thali of many states is very famous in our country. Today, we are going to tell you about some such plates which are very famous in our country. Like Gujarati Thali, Rajasthani Thali, South Indian Thali, and many more. The plates of these states are different, as the dishes on these plates are also according to the taste of the state.
People who are fond of food, every day try to see something new on their plate. That's why sometimes they go out because they don't get that taste at home. The Thali of many states is very famous in our country. Today, we are going to tell you about some such plates which are very famous in our country. Like Gujarati Thali, Rajasthani Thali, South Indian Thali, and many more. The plates of these states are different, as the dishes on these plates are also according to the taste of the state.
Traveling on the train is a different fun of its own… We all have traveled on a train in childhood, but have you ever traveled on a toy train? The scenic beauty of dense forests in beautiful valleys, tunnels, and tea gardens are the add-on benefits of traveling on a train. If you are planning to have a holiday somewhere in the near future, then include some places in your holiday list where you can enjoy the toy train, especially for children who enjoy riding in the toy train. Now, you must be wondering which place to choose for traveling in a toy train… no need to worry we have shortlisted some of the best toy train traveling for you. Read the article and book your tickets for the winter vacation.
Traveling on the train is a different fun of its own… We all have traveled on a train in childhood, but have you ever traveled on a toy train? The scenic beauty of dense forests in beautiful valleys, tunnels, and tea gardens are the add-on benefits of traveling on a train. If you are planning to have a holiday somewhere in the near future, then include some places in your holiday list where you can enjoy the toy train, especially for children who enjoy riding in the toy train. Now, you must be wondering which place to choose for traveling in a toy train… no need to worry we have shortlisted some of the best toy train traveling for you. Read the article and book your tickets for the winter vacation.
Christmas is one of the most famous and awaited festivals in India and the world, which is celebrated to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ with great pomp and show in various cities of India. Christmas is primarily celebrated on 25th December as a religious and cultural celebration among billions of people around the world. Everyone waits for this day regardless of their religion. Though Christmas is celebrated in every nook and corner of India, it is mostly celebrated with great pomp and gaiety in the metropolitan cities of India, Southern and North-Eastern India. Which has become a center of attraction for Christians as well as for a large number of domestic and foreign tourists. If you are also planning to visit this Christmas holidays with your family or friends, then do read our complete article where we have prepared a list of 6 best places for you to celebrate the Christmas holidays in India –
Christmas is one of the most famous and awaited festivals in India and the world, which is celebrated to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ with great pomp and show in various cities of India. Christmas is primarily celebrated on 25th December as a religious and cultural celebration among billions of people around the world. Everyone waits for this day regardless of their religion. Though Christmas is celebrated in every nook and corner of India, it is mostly celebrated with great pomp and gaiety in the metropolitan cities of India, Southern and North-Eastern India. Which has become a center of attraction for Christians as well as for a large number of domestic and foreign tourists. If you are also planning to visit this Christmas holidays with your family or friends, then do read our complete article where we have prepared a list of 6 best places for you to celebrate the Christmas holidays in India –
Sometimes it gets very cold during winter in some parts of India. Many people enjoy winters by visiting hill stations and playing in the snow. However, there are many people who prefer the warmth of the sun and prefer to visit coastal places rather than cooler places. If you also do not like the winter season, then you can go to explore these places which are warm during winter also. Let's have a look at the places that you can visit this winter season.
Sometimes it gets very cold during winter in some parts of India. Many people enjoy winters by visiting hill stations and playing in the snow. However, there are many people who prefer the warmth of the sun and prefer to visit coastal places rather than cooler places. If you also do not like the winter season, then you can go to explore these places which are warm during winter also. Let's have a look at the places that you can visit this winter season.
With the change in the season, there is should be a change in eating habits. Due to this, in the cold where we mostly eat such things, whose effect is hot and the body gets warmth from it. But in summer, on the contrary, eat things that have a cold effect. To keep the body healthy during the winter season, healthy things should be consumed. In such a situation, if you consume Gajak, then it gives a lot of benefits to your health. Gajak is full of nutrients as it is made by mixing jaggery and sesame. So, let’s know the different types of recipes for Gajak.
With the change in the season, there is should be a change in eating habits. Due to this, in the cold where we mostly eat such things, whose effect is hot and the body gets warmth from it. But in summer, on the contrary, eat things that have a cold effect. To keep the body healthy during the winter season, healthy things should be consumed. In such a situation, if you consume Gajak, then it gives a lot of benefits to your health. Gajak is full of nutrients as it is made by mixing jaggery and sesame. So, let’s know the different types of recipes for Gajak.
The fun of eating in winter doubles, and perhaps this is the reason why people often gain 2-4 kg in winter. Hot parathas, pakoras, halwa such things match the pleasure of sitting in blankets and quilts, watching TV, chatting, and enjoying delicious food. All the things to eat in winter are good, but there are some winter-special dishes that are available only during winter and the pleasure of eating them also comes in winter only. So, here are some recipes that might make your winters fun and tasty.
The fun of eating in winter doubles, and perhaps this is the reason why people often gain 2-4 kg in winter. Hot parathas, pakoras, halwa such things match the pleasure of sitting in blankets and quilts, watching TV, chatting, and enjoying delicious food. All the things to eat in winter are good, but there are some winter-special dishes that are available only during winter and the pleasure of eating them also comes in winter only. So, here are some recipes that might make your winters fun and tasty.
The early civilizations of humans have developed about 6500 years ago. This was the time when humans stopped living this kind of nomadic life. Now, humans had started stopping and living at a certain place. During this time the first settlement of humans was formed and cities were built from these settlements this is what accelerates the process of development of humans. These early settlements soon gave rise to larger cities and the idea of separate countries and nations began to flourish. Some of the earliest countries were formed shortly after civilization developed, and all of the countries in the given list were formed thousands of years ago. Let’s get to know the oldest countries.
The early civilizations of humans have developed about 6500 years ago. This was the time when humans stopped living this kind of nomadic life. Now, humans had started stopping and living at a certain place. During this time the first settlement of humans was formed and cities were built from these settlements this is what accelerates the process of development of humans. These early settlements soon gave rise to larger cities and the idea of separate countries and nations began to flourish. Some of the earliest countries were formed shortly after civilization developed, and all of the countries in the given list were formed thousands of years ago. Let’s get to know the oldest countries.
As soon as January arrives, everybody starts remembering the celebrations of Lohri, the kite flying on Makar Sankranti, and the sweetness of Pongal. That's why once again we have brought some amazing recipes for each festival just for you. So, without wasting any time let's start cooking.
As soon as January arrives, everybody starts remembering the celebrations of Lohri, the kite flying on Makar Sankranti, and the sweetness of Pongal. That's why once again we have brought some amazing recipes for each festival just for you. So, without wasting any time let's start cooking.
National Tourism Day is celebrated in India on 25th January. India became independent in the year 1947, a year after that i.e., in 1948, the Tourist Traffic Committee was established. The purpose of celebrating National Tourism Day is to promote the Importance of Tourism and its Impact on the Economy. The theme of National Tourism Day, 2023 is 'Rural and Community Centric Tourism'. So, in this article, we will tell you about some of the beautiful rural areas in India.
National Tourism Day is celebrated in India on 25th January. India became independent in the year 1947, a year after that i.e., in 1948, the Tourist Traffic Committee was established. The purpose of celebrating National Tourism Day is to promote the Importance of Tourism and its Impact on the Economy. The theme of National Tourism Day, 2023 is 'Rural and Community Centric Tourism'. So, in this article, we will tell you about some of the beautiful rural areas in India.
Basant Panchami is a special day of spring. This day falls on the fifth day of Magh Shukla Paksha. The troubles of the harsh winter end and a new enthusiasm arises in the spring. On this day, Goddess Saraswati, the goddess of learning, is worshiped in homes and schools. The celebration of Basant Panchami is celebrated with enthusiasm throughout India. There are different ways to enjoy this day some people make good food on Basant Panchami, like Saffron-Rich Yellow Rice, Kesari Bhat, Puran Poli, and many other dishes are relished on this day. Let’s have a look at our menu for Basant Panchami 2023.
Basant Panchami is a special day of spring. This day falls on the fifth day of Magh Shukla Paksha. The troubles of the harsh winter end and a new enthusiasm arises in the spring. On this day, Goddess Saraswati, the goddess of learning, is worshiped in homes and schools. The celebration of Basant Panchami is celebrated with enthusiasm throughout India. There are different ways to enjoy this day some people make good food on Basant Panchami, like Saffron-Rich Yellow Rice, Kesari Bhat, Puran Poli, and many other dishes are relished on this day. Let’s have a look at our menu for Basant Panchami 2023.
India is a country of traditions and faith and there are some such temples in India where the style of worship is also unique and those who are worshiped are also different. Do you know that there are temples in our country where strange offerings are proffered as Prasad. So, in this article, we have listed some of the major temples of India where people offer a strange types of Prasad.
India is a country of traditions and faith and there are some such temples in India where the style of worship is also unique and those who are worshiped are also different. Do you know that there are temples in our country where strange offerings are proffered as Prasad. So, in this article, we have listed some of the major temples of India where people offer a strange types of Prasad.
The old buildings and monuments have always attracted the attention of tourists. One of the ancient arts of the world is the lighthouse, which stands tall on the seashore and shows the way to sailors and passers-by with their light. These lighthouses help the passers-by to face the storms of the sea and save them from wandering in the sea. Lighthouses are built on the coast, on islands, on rocks, and at prominent places along the banks of rivers and lakes for the guidance of ships. Light comes out of them at night, it transmits light rays from any system. In ancient times, instead of lighthouses, the way was shown to the sailors by lighting a fire. But today there are many means of electricity and other energy by which these lighthouses are illuminated. The purpose of these lighthouses is to warn the drivers or sailors of ships in the sea from dangerous rocks. These are meant to indicate the safe entrance to rocky shores, dangerous rocks, and harbors. These lighthouses were built in ancient times, most of which still function today. These lighthouses do the work of teaching in the illiterate sea. In their light, the sailors come to know that the coastal area is near at night when only water is visible all around. If there is no way to know, then these lighthouses are the only way to tell the sailors where the way is and how to go. Along with this, these lighthouses also protect the sailors from the attacks of sea storms and robbers and alert them. In this article, we are going to tell you about the World’s Famous Lighthouses which are witnesses of ancient art and architecture.
The old buildings and monuments have always attracted the attention of tourists. One of the ancient arts of the world is the lighthouse, which stands tall on the seashore and shows the way to sailors and passers-by with their light. These lighthouses help the passers-by to face the storms of the sea and save them from wandering in the sea. Lighthouses are built on the coast, on islands, on rocks, and at prominent places along the banks of rivers and lakes for the guidance of ships. Light comes out of them at night, it transmits light rays from any system. In ancient times, instead of lighthouses, the way was shown to the sailors by lighting a fire. But today there are many means of electricity and other energy by which these lighthouses are illuminated. The purpose of these lighthouses is to warn the drivers or sailors of ships in the sea from dangerous rocks. These are meant to indicate the safe entrance to rocky shores, dangerous rocks, and harbors. These lighthouses were built in ancient times, most of which still function today. These lighthouses do the work of teaching in the illiterate sea. In their light, the sailors come to know that the coastal area is near at night when only water is visible all around. If there is no way to know, then these lighthouses are the only way to tell the sailors where the way is and how to go. Along with this, these lighthouses also protect the sailors from the attacks of sea storms and robbers and alert them. In this article, we are going to tell you about the World’s Famous Lighthouses which are witnesses of ancient art and architecture.
Airports are an essential part of travel and the beauty of that country and city can be felt from the airport. When we board a flight to visit a country, we spend some of our time at the airport. If seen, the airport is the first part of our journey and every tourist wants that his journey should start with attractive views. There is more than one airport in the whole world, which is known all over the world for its beauty, design, cleanliness, luxury facilities, specialties, and welcoming of passengers, where every year millions of tourists and passengers start their journey through these airports. Get to know some amazing airports from around the globe.
North-East India lies in the lap of the eastern Himalayan mountains in the north-eastern part of India. Connected to the rest of India only by about 20 km of land (at Siliguri, West Bengal), Northeast India shares over 2,000 km of borders with Bhutan, China, Myanmar, and Bangladesh. Although North-East India is very rich in its food culture, it is very different in its taste and flavors from the rest of the country. Generally, the residents of this region are non-vegetarian and have a fondness for spices. Dishes prepared from bamboo shoots and ducks are popular in the region. So, let’s explore the famous cuisine of North-East India.
North-East India lies in the lap of the eastern Himalayan mountains in the north-eastern part of India. Connected to the rest of India only by about 20 km of land (at Siliguri, West Bengal), Northeast India shares over 2,000 km of borders with Bhutan, China, Myanmar, and Bangladesh. Although North-East India is very rich in its food culture, it is very different in its taste and flavors from the rest of the country. Generally, the residents of this region are non-vegetarian and have a fondness for spices. Dishes prepared from bamboo shoots and ducks are popular in the region. So, let’s explore the famous cuisine of North-East India.
The 36th Surajkund International Handicrafts Fair will start today. Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar will inaugurate the fair at 4 pm. During this, ambassadors of Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) countries and some Chief Ministers and Governors of Northeastern states will also be present. The fair complex will showcase the art culture of G-20 and North Eastern states along with SCO countries. Secretary, the Ministry of Tourism, Arvind Singh said that preparations are on to introduce the ambassadors and representatives of G-20 countries to Indian culture through the fair. Chief Minister Manohar Lal, Tourism Minister Kanwar Pal, Union Minister of State Krishan Pal Gurjar, and Minister Moolchand Sharma will be present at the inauguration ceremony. A separate zone has been prepared for handicrafts from countries belonging to the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, behind the main square in the fair premises. It includes handicrafts from Iran, Russia, China, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan. The eight northeastern states of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Sikkim, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, and Tripura have been made the theme states of the fair while Shanghai countries have been made the partner countries of the fair this time. Representatives from more than 45 countries will participate in the fair. These include Kazakhstan, China, Russia, Uzbekistan, Armenia, Turkey, Cambodia, and UAE, besides Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Belarus, Iran, Mongolia, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt, Kuwait, Myanmar, Maldives, and Bahrain.Hosted annually by the Haryana Tourism Department, the 36th Surajkund fair to be held in Faridabad, Haryana will be held from February 3 to 19. The fair started in 1987. The purpose of this fair is to promote local arts. Every year the theme of this fair is different. This time this fair will be organized in a grander manner than in previous years. Several cabinet ministers like tourism, textiles, culture, and external affairs are involved in the mega art fair. This year’s theme is India's Ashtalakshmi- the Northeast. The whole fair can be decorated on the same theme. This time, due to the G-20 summit, the number of foreign tourists at the fair is also expected to double. Tourists will be able to taste Manipur's Chahao Kheer, Meghalaya's Fruit Chat, and Tripura's Bhangui Biryani at the fair. Significantly, this fair is held every year and there are a lot of craze among tourists regarding it. At this fair, tourists will be able to taste foreign and Indian cuisine. This time food courts will also be increased. The fair attracts visitors from all over the world. People from SAARC countries also participate in the fair to showcase their arts, crafts, and cuisine along with the people of the country. Both foreigners and Indians participate in the Surajkund International Crafts Fair. For this reason, the fair is called Surajkund International Crafts Fair. Many renowned folk artists and cultural organizations from across the country and the world perform at the Chaupals during the day. The fair mainly promotes indigenous products like Indian handicrafts, handlooms, and many other cultural products. There is a complete system of food and shopping for the people at the fair. Many folk dancers and musicians showcase their performances at this event. These artists come from many cultural backgrounds and perform in chaupals and outdoor festivals. Various arrangements like open-air theater have been made for the Surajkund fair.Along with the international Surajkund country, a large number of foreign tourists will also participate, in view of which elaborate security arrangements have been made. During the fair, the police will keep an eye on every corner. Along with this, guidelines have been issued to strengthen other arrangements including parking. In view of the increasing number of tourists at the Surajkund fair, every effort is being made to maintain transparency in ticket sales. A plan is being made to put a hologram on the ticket so that fake ticket sales can be stopped. Surajkund Fair Timings will be from 12:30 PM to 9:30 PM and the ticket price on weekdays will be around Rs.120/- while on weekends the ticket price will be Rs.180/- There will be a 50 percent discount on tickets for school and college students. You can book tickets by visiting the official website of Haryana Tourism or on BookMyShow.
The 36th Surajkund International Handicrafts Fair will start today. Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar will inaugurate the fair at 4 pm. During this, ambassadors of Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) countries and some Chief Ministers and Governors of Northeastern states will also be present. The fair complex will showcase the art culture of G-20 and North Eastern states along with SCO countries. Secretary, the Ministry of Tourism, Arvind Singh said that preparations are on to introduce the ambassadors and representatives of G-20 countries to Indian culture through the fair. Chief Minister Manohar Lal, Tourism Minister Kanwar Pal, Union Minister of State Krishan Pal Gurjar, and Minister Moolchand Sharma will be present at the inauguration ceremony. A separate zone has been prepared for handicrafts from countries belonging to the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, behind the main square in the fair premises. It includes handicrafts from Iran, Russia, China, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan. The eight northeastern states of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Sikkim, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, and Tripura have been made the theme states of the fair while Shanghai countries have been made the partner countries of the fair this time. Representatives from more than 45 countries will participate in the fair. These include Kazakhstan, China, Russia, Uzbekistan, Armenia, Turkey, Cambodia, and UAE, besides Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Belarus, Iran, Mongolia, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt, Kuwait, Myanmar, Maldives, and Bahrain.Hosted annually by the Haryana Tourism Department, the 36th Surajkund fair to be held in Faridabad, Haryana will be held from February 3 to 19. The fair started in 1987. The purpose of this fair is to promote local arts. Every year the theme of this fair is different. This time this fair will be organized in a grander manner than in previous years. Several cabinet ministers like tourism, textiles, culture, and external affairs are involved in the mega art fair. This year’s theme is India's Ashtalakshmi- the Northeast. The whole fair can be decorated on the same theme. This time, due to the G-20 summit, the number of foreign tourists at the fair is also expected to double. Tourists will be able to taste Manipur's Chahao Kheer, Meghalaya's Fruit Chat, and Tripura's Bhangui Biryani at the fair. Significantly, this fair is held every year and there are a lot of craze among tourists regarding it. At this fair, tourists will be able to taste foreign and Indian cuisine. This time food courts will also be increased. The fair attracts visitors from all over the world. People from SAARC countries also participate in the fair to showcase their arts, crafts, and cuisine along with the people of the country. Both foreigners and Indians participate in the Surajkund International Crafts Fair. For this reason, the fair is called Surajkund International Crafts Fair. Many renowned folk artists and cultural organizations from across the country and the world perform at the Chaupals during the day. The fair mainly promotes indigenous products like Indian handicrafts, handlooms, and many other cultural products. There is a complete system of food and shopping for the people at the fair. Many folk dancers and musicians showcase their performances at this event. These artists come from many cultural backgrounds and perform in chaupals and outdoor festivals. Various arrangements like open-air theater have been made for the Surajkund fair.Along with the international Surajkund country, a large number of foreign tourists will also participate, in view of which elaborate security arrangements have been made. During the fair, the police will keep an eye on every corner. Along with this, guidelines have been issued to strengthen other arrangements including parking. In view of the increasing number of tourists at the Surajkund fair, every effort is being made to maintain transparency in ticket sales. A plan is being made to put a hologram on the ticket so that fake ticket sales can be stopped. Surajkund Fair Timings will be from 12:30 PM to 9:30 PM and the ticket price on weekdays will be around Rs.120/- while on weekends the ticket price will be Rs.180/- There will be a 50 percent discount on tickets for school and college students. You can book tickets by visiting the official website of Haryana Tourism or on BookMyShow.
Our country is proud of huge statues and is on its way to making them even better. Many of these statues in India claim to be the tallest statues in the world in their respective regions. Apart from the political, and religious context of these sculptures in India, they are also a rich heritage to be proud of. Being a spectacular site to behold, these places are often frequented by locals and tourists. Today, in this article we will tell you about the tallest god statues in India.
Our country is proud of huge statues and is on its way to making them even better. Many of these statues in India claim to be the tallest statues in the world in their respective regions. Apart from the political, and religious context of these sculptures in India, they are also a rich heritage to be proud of. Being a spectacular site to behold, these places are often frequented by locals and tourists. Today, in this article we will tell you about the tallest god statues in India.
Chokhi Dhani is a luxury heritage resort located in Jaipur, Rajasthan that gives you a feel of the Rajasthani village culture. Chokhi Dhani is located on the outskirts of the city on Tonk Road. It shows you the real depiction of traditional Rajasthan with ancient artifacts, handicrafts, paintings, folklore, and sculptures. Chokhi Dhani which means 'Good Village' was built in 1989 in the heart of Jaipur city. It is spread over about ten acres. Here, you get to see different folk dances of Rajasthan. Chokhi Dhani Village's Kalbeliya dance is the most famous. Apart from this, you can see puppet shows, marble games, predicting parrots, magic shows, horse riding, and boating here. All the tourists who come to visit Jaipur city, definitely want to go to Chokhi Dhani. If you also want to go to Chokhi Dhani or want to know about it, then definitely read this article, in this, we are going to give you complete information about Chokhi Dhani. Chokhi Dhani in Jaipur has been in existence since 1994 and serves guests from across India and the world through its 5-star hotels. Even though Chokhi Dhani is located away from the city, it attracts tourists because of the Rajasthani village feel of its 5-star hotels. Chokhi Dhani's architecture has been built on traditional Rajasthani design by the most skilled of architects and it has everything that blends the tranquillity of a village with the extravagance of a luxury hotel. Tourists visiting Chokhi Dhani can enjoy boat rides, camel rides, horse rides, and elephant and bullock cart rides. The Battle of Haldi Ghati, famous throughout Rajasthan, is regularly shown by trained artists at Chokhi Dhani, which is one of the major attractions here. There is also an ancient Rathkhana which is very popular and displays the ancient chariots used by the royal families of Rajasthan. Huts depicting the village life of Mewar, desert, and Jaisalmer are present within the Chokhi Dhani, providing a truly Rajasthani experience to the tourists or guests visiting here and also get to know the rich history of this desert state Other popular attractions in Jaipur's Chokhi Dhani include the Vaishno Devi Temple, a man-made waterfall, and the Tejaji Temple. The National Museum at Chokhi Dhani displays the culture and heritage of each state of the country, with the help of which tourists can go through the vibrant traditions of the country and learn about the culture of each state. The museum includes exhibits of the culture and heritage of states such as Jammu and Kashmir, Kerala, West Bengal Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Rajasthan. At Chokhi Dhani, food is served on leaf plates on which you can enjoy a Rajasthani meal which includes – Onion Kachori, Mirchi Bada, Buttermilk, Mirch ke Tipore, Aam ki Launji, Papad, Garlic Chutney, Dal Baati Churma, Gatte Ki Sabzi, Bajra, Jowar, Maize or Missi Roti, Poori, Rice, Panchmela Dal, Ker Sangri, Papad Sabzi, Rajasthani Kadhi, and lastly Ghevar. You can relish open-air Rajasthani food at Gorband which is popular for its Rajasthani snacks and delicacies. The sport-designed Chaupad Dining Hall is known for its unique design and delicious food. Here you can truly enjoy royal food like kings and queens. If you also want to shop in Chokhi Dhani, then you can buy colorful shoes, kurtis, jackets, handicrafts, and many more here.
Chokhi Dhani is a luxury heritage resort located in Jaipur, Rajasthan that gives you a feel of the Rajasthani village culture. Chokhi Dhani is located on the outskirts of the city on Tonk Road. It shows you the real depiction of traditional Rajasthan with ancient artifacts, handicrafts, paintings, folklore, and sculptures. Chokhi Dhani which means 'Good Village' was built in 1989 in the heart of Jaipur city. It is spread over about ten acres. Here, you get to see different folk dances of Rajasthan. Chokhi Dhani Village's Kalbeliya dance is the most famous. Apart from this, you can see puppet shows, marble games, predicting parrots, magic shows, horse riding, and boating here. All the tourists who come to visit Jaipur city, definitely want to go to Chokhi Dhani. If you also want to go to Chokhi Dhani or want to know about it, then definitely read this article, in this, we are going to give you complete information about Chokhi Dhani. Chokhi Dhani in Jaipur has been in existence since 1994 and serves guests from across India and the world through its 5-star hotels. Even though Chokhi Dhani is located away from the city, it attracts tourists because of the Rajasthani village feel of its 5-star hotels. Chokhi Dhani's architecture has been built on traditional Rajasthani design by the most skilled of architects and it has everything that blends the tranquillity of a village with the extravagance of a luxury hotel. Tourists visiting Chokhi Dhani can enjoy boat rides, camel rides, horse rides, and elephant and bullock cart rides. The Battle of Haldi Ghati, famous throughout Rajasthan, is regularly shown by trained artists at Chokhi Dhani, which is one of the major attractions here. There is also an ancient Rathkhana which is very popular and displays the ancient chariots used by the royal families of Rajasthan. Huts depicting the village life of Mewar, desert, and Jaisalmer are present within the Chokhi Dhani, providing a truly Rajasthani experience to the tourists or guests visiting here and also get to know the rich history of this desert state Other popular attractions in Jaipur's Chokhi Dhani include the Vaishno Devi Temple, a man-made waterfall, and the Tejaji Temple. The National Museum at Chokhi Dhani displays the culture and heritage of each state of the country, with the help of which tourists can go through the vibrant traditions of the country and learn about the culture of each state. The museum includes exhibits of the culture and heritage of states such as Jammu and Kashmir, Kerala, West Bengal Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Rajasthan. At Chokhi Dhani, food is served on leaf plates on which you can enjoy a Rajasthani meal which includes – Onion Kachori, Mirchi Bada, Buttermilk, Mirch ke Tipore, Aam ki Launji, Papad, Garlic Chutney, Dal Baati Churma, Gatte Ki Sabzi, Bajra, Jowar, Maize or Missi Roti, Poori, Rice, Panchmela Dal, Ker Sangri, Papad Sabzi, Rajasthani Kadhi, and lastly Ghevar. You can relish open-air Rajasthani food at Gorband which is popular for its Rajasthani snacks and delicacies. The sport-designed Chaupad Dining Hall is known for its unique design and delicious food. Here you can truly enjoy royal food like kings and queens. If you also want to shop in Chokhi Dhani, then you can buy colorful shoes, kurtis, jackets, handicrafts, and many more here.
Every year 10th February is celebrated as World Pulses Day. This year's theme is ‘Pulses for a Sustainable Future’. On this day, people are urged to consume pulses as well as donate them and create awareness about the benefits of pulses. Lentils have the highest amount of protein. The nutrients present in different types of pulses provide many benefits to the body. So, let us share two healthy recipes made of pulses which are very beneficial for every age group. Do try these recipes:MOONG DAL DOSAINGREDIENTS:1/2 cup Chilka or Dhuli moong dal 1/4 cup Rice 2 tbsp finely chopped coriander leavesSalt as per taste1/2 cumin powder1-inch-long piece of ginger1 green chiliOil for roasting dosaMETHOD:1. Soak the moong dal in water for 3-4 hours. Clean, wash, and soak the rice in a separate bowl for the same amount of time.2. If the lentils are peeled, separate the peels by rubbing the lentils with your hands and remove the peels from the lentils in water. Drain the water from the dal and rice and grind it coarsely, adding ginger, green chilies, and water as needed. 3. Now, take out the mixture in a big bowl and add salt and green coriander to the mixture, and mix. The mixture should neither be too thin nor too thick, it should have the right consistency, just like preparing the batter for making dosa.4. To make dosa, put a non-stick griddle on the gas, heat it lightly and spread a little oil on the griddle, take 1 to 1.5 spoons of batter from the mixture and spread it evenly on the griddle. Pour some oil around the dosa with a spoon. Let the dosa cook on high and medium flame till it turns golden brown from the bottom side.5. Roast it to a nice golden brown from both sides. The dosa is completely fried and crispy too. Take off the dosa and keep it on a plate and slow down the gas to make another dosa, sprinkle water on the griddle, so that the griddle cools down a bit, now wipe it thoroughly with a paper napkin or a wet thick cloth, the griddle is overheated. 6. Serve hot moong dal dosa with green coriander chutney, tomato sauce, or peanut chutney.MOONG DAL PAKODEINGREDIENTS:200 grams Chilka or Dhuli moong dal 1-2 pinch asafoetida3-4 chopped green chili 1-inch-long piece of grated Ginger half a small bowl of chopped coriander leaves1/4 tsp red chili 1 tsp coriander powder Salt as per tasteOil for fryingMETHOD:1. Wash the lentils and soak them in water for 4-5 hours. If the lentils are peeled, separate the peels by rubbing the lentils with your hands and remove the peels from the lentils in water, and grind the lentil.2. Take out the dal in a big utensil. Mix the spices and stir the dal well. The mixture for pakodas is ready.3. Put oil in the pan and heat it. Take a little mixture from the mixture and put it in the pan. Put 8-10 pakodas in the pan at a time. 4. After they turn brown, take them out on a plate. For the second time also put pakodas in the pan in the same way. Prepare all pakodas in the same way. 5. Your moong dal pakodas are ready. Enjoy hot Moong Dal Pakodas with green coriander chutney.
Every year 10th February is celebrated as World Pulses Day. This year's theme is ‘Pulses for a Sustainable Future’. On this day, people are urged to consume pulses as well as donate them and create awareness about the benefits of pulses. Lentils have the highest amount of protein. The nutrients present in different types of pulses provide many benefits to the body. So, let us share two healthy recipes made of pulses which are very beneficial for every age group. Do try these recipes:MOONG DAL DOSAINGREDIENTS:1/2 cup Chilka or Dhuli moong dal 1/4 cup Rice 2 tbsp finely chopped coriander leavesSalt as per taste1/2 cumin powder1-inch-long piece of ginger1 green chiliOil for roasting dosaMETHOD:1. Soak the moong dal in water for 3-4 hours. Clean, wash, and soak the rice in a separate bowl for the same amount of time.2. If the lentils are peeled, separate the peels by rubbing the lentils with your hands and remove the peels from the lentils in water. Drain the water from the dal and rice and grind it coarsely, adding ginger, green chilies, and water as needed. 3. Now, take out the mixture in a big bowl and add salt and green coriander to the mixture, and mix. The mixture should neither be too thin nor too thick, it should have the right consistency, just like preparing the batter for making dosa.4. To make dosa, put a non-stick griddle on the gas, heat it lightly and spread a little oil on the griddle, take 1 to 1.5 spoons of batter from the mixture and spread it evenly on the griddle. Pour some oil around the dosa with a spoon. Let the dosa cook on high and medium flame till it turns golden brown from the bottom side.5. Roast it to a nice golden brown from both sides. The dosa is completely fried and crispy too. Take off the dosa and keep it on a plate and slow down the gas to make another dosa, sprinkle water on the griddle, so that the griddle cools down a bit, now wipe it thoroughly with a paper napkin or a wet thick cloth, the griddle is overheated. 6. Serve hot moong dal dosa with green coriander chutney, tomato sauce, or peanut chutney.MOONG DAL PAKODEINGREDIENTS:200 grams Chilka or Dhuli moong dal 1-2 pinch asafoetida3-4 chopped green chili 1-inch-long piece of grated Ginger half a small bowl of chopped coriander leaves1/4 tsp red chili 1 tsp coriander powder Salt as per tasteOil for fryingMETHOD:1. Wash the lentils and soak them in water for 4-5 hours. If the lentils are peeled, separate the peels by rubbing the lentils with your hands and remove the peels from the lentils in water, and grind the lentil.2. Take out the dal in a big utensil. Mix the spices and stir the dal well. The mixture for pakodas is ready.3. Put oil in the pan and heat it. Take a little mixture from the mixture and put it in the pan. Put 8-10 pakodas in the pan at a time. 4. After they turn brown, take them out on a plate. For the second time also put pakodas in the pan in the same way. Prepare all pakodas in the same way. 5. Your moong dal pakodas are ready. Enjoy hot Moong Dal Pakodas with green coriander chutney.
In today's busy life, couples hardly ever get an opportunity to spend romantic time together. That's why couples often start searching for the best romantic places around them at low cost to date or to spend memorable time. If you are also searching for the most romantic places in Delhi to hang out with your partner. So, let us tell you the most romantic restaurants in India for couples to visit this Valentine’s Day.
In today's busy life, couples hardly ever get an opportunity to spend romantic time together. That's why couples often start searching for the best romantic places around them at low cost to date or to spend memorable time. If you are also searching for the most romantic places in Delhi to hang out with your partner. So, let us tell you the most romantic restaurants in India for couples to visit this Valentine’s Day.
The Konark Sun Temple, located on the banks of the Chandrabhaga River in the state of Odisha, is a colossal amalgamation of artistic magnificence and engineering mastery built in the mid-13th century. King Narasimhadeva I, the great ruler of the Ganga dynasty, built the Konark Sun Temple with the help of 1200 artisans during his reign in 1243-1255 AD. Since the rulers of the Ganga dynasty worshiped the sun, the temple, built in the Kalinga style, depicts the sun god in the form of a chariot and the stones are carved with exquisite carvings. This temple is made of red sandstone and black granite stones. The entire temple site is built with twelve pairs of wheels pulled by seven horses, in which the sun god is shown seated. Currently, only one horse is left, out of the seven horses. The temple as it exists today has survived partly due to the preservation of archaeological teams from the British India era.
The Konark Sun Temple, located on the banks of the Chandrabhaga River in the state of Odisha, is a colossal amalgamation of artistic magnificence and engineering mastery built in the mid-13th century. King Narasimhadeva I, the great ruler of the Ganga dynasty, built the Konark Sun Temple with the help of 1200 artisans during his reign in 1243-1255 AD. Since the rulers of the Ganga dynasty worshiped the sun, the temple, built in the Kalinga style, depicts the sun god in the form of a chariot and the stones are carved with exquisite carvings. This temple is made of red sandstone and black granite stones. The entire temple site is built with twelve pairs of wheels pulled by seven horses, in which the sun god is shown seated. Currently, only one horse is left, out of the seven horses. The temple as it exists today has survived partly due to the preservation of archaeological teams from the British India era.
Who doesn't want to hang out with a partner? In this busy life, there definitely comes a moment when we feel that we should spend some time together. Then we start thinking about some such destination, where along with peace and relaxation, there are excellent views. But where... where to go to see all these together, which is also couples friendly. Actually, there is a whole of India to visit, but due to Indian culture, there are still many places where you cannot enjoy freely with your partner. So, in such a situation, we have brought a list of some special couple’s friendly places for you, where you can spend some special moments with your partner and express your love.
Who doesn't want to hang out with a partner? In this busy life, there definitely comes a moment when we feel that we should spend some time together. Then we start thinking about some such destination, where along with peace and relaxation, there are excellent views. But where... where to go to see all these together, which is also couples friendly. Actually, there is a whole of India to visit, but due to Indian culture, there are still many places where you cannot enjoy freely with your partner. So, in such a situation, we have brought a list of some special couple’s friendly places for you, where you can spend some special moments with your partner and express your love.
The state of Arunachal Pradesh is a major state in Northeast India. Arunachal Pradesh, which means ‘Land of the Dawn-lit-Mountains’, has long been a recognized region of the Indian subcontinent. It constitutes a mountainous region in the extreme north-eastern part of the country, bordered by the state of Bhutan to the west, the Tibet Autonomous Region of China, Myanmar (Burma) to the north, Nagaland to the southeast, and the Indian state of Assam to the southwest. Is. Itanagar is the state capital of Arunachal Pradesh.Arunachal Pradesh is the largest state by area among the Seven Sister States of Northeast India with an area of 83,743 square kilometers (32,333 sq. mi). It is an ethnically diverse state, mainly inhabited by the Monpa people in the west, the Tani people in the center, the Tai people in the east, and the Naga people in the south of the state. Arunachal Pradesh is one such beautiful state of India, which is full of picturesque mountains, passes, serene lakes, and famous monasteries. If you are looking for the best places in India for a holiday, then you must go to Arunachal Pradesh tourist places to visit. Arunachal Pradesh is bordered to the south by Assam, to the west by Bhutan, to the north and northeast by China, and to the east by Myanmar, known as the ‘Orchid State of India’ or the ‘Paradise of Botanists’. Arunachal Pradesh is home to over 500 species of birds, many of which are highly endangered. Arunachal Pradesh is full of serene mountains which make the visit of tourists memorable and offer breathtaking views during winter.Arunachal Pradesh is known for its ancient culture which can be clearly seen in its folklore, music, paintings, and other art forms. Each tribe follows its own traditions and customs. Dance is an important element of the heritage of the people. Traditional dances as well as priest chants, war dances, and ritual dances with Buddhist connotations, etc. are mostly performed by men. Ponung/ponu is performed in groups by both men and women to celebrate good progress and happiness as a festival. A rich oral collection of folktales and chants, usually sung as a ballad, invoking historical events, myths, the power of spirits, and the gods.The staple food of Arunachal Pradesh, like most of the northeastern places, is rice, fish, meat, and vegetables. The dishes use very little spice, and they mostly use herbs and organic produce. Different varieties of momos and thukpa are popular and widespread in the region. Steamed rice cakes are also widely enjoyed as a breakfast in Arunachal Pradesh. Apart from this, Chinese cuisine is also in vogue here and occupies a special place in the cuisine of Arunachal Pradesh. Apart from these, there is a rice beer called Apang which is quite famous here.How To Reach Arunachal Pradesh By FlightLilabari (North Lakhimpur) Tezpur Airport in the state of Assam is the nearest airport to Arunachal Pradesh, which is 260 km (approx 4 hours drive) and connected to Kolkata and Guwahati. Taxis and bus services are readily available in the state.How To Reach Arunachal Pradesh By TrainAbout 43 km (just one hour's drive) from the state capital Itanagar is the Harmuti Railway Station (Assam) which connects Arunachal Pradesh to other major cities of India.How to reach Arunachal Pradesh by road The state is easily accessible by road from all major cities and neighboring states. Inter-bus services are available from all major cities of Arunachal Pradesh to Meghalaya (about 790 km), Assam (560 km), and Nagaland (456 km).
The state of Arunachal Pradesh is a major state in Northeast India. Arunachal Pradesh, which means ‘Land of the Dawn-lit-Mountains’, has long been a recognized region of the Indian subcontinent. It constitutes a mountainous region in the extreme north-eastern part of the country, bordered by the state of Bhutan to the west, the Tibet Autonomous Region of China, Myanmar (Burma) to the north, Nagaland to the southeast, and the Indian state of Assam to the southwest. Is. Itanagar is the state capital of Arunachal Pradesh.Arunachal Pradesh is the largest state by area among the Seven Sister States of Northeast India with an area of 83,743 square kilometers (32,333 sq. mi). It is an ethnically diverse state, mainly inhabited by the Monpa people in the west, the Tani people in the center, the Tai people in the east, and the Naga people in the south of the state. Arunachal Pradesh is one such beautiful state of India, which is full of picturesque mountains, passes, serene lakes, and famous monasteries. If you are looking for the best places in India for a holiday, then you must go to Arunachal Pradesh tourist places to visit. Arunachal Pradesh is bordered to the south by Assam, to the west by Bhutan, to the north and northeast by China, and to the east by Myanmar, known as the ‘Orchid State of India’ or the ‘Paradise of Botanists’. Arunachal Pradesh is home to over 500 species of birds, many of which are highly endangered. Arunachal Pradesh is full of serene mountains which make the visit of tourists memorable and offer breathtaking views during winter.Arunachal Pradesh is known for its ancient culture which can be clearly seen in its folklore, music, paintings, and other art forms. Each tribe follows its own traditions and customs. Dance is an important element of the heritage of the people. Traditional dances as well as priest chants, war dances, and ritual dances with Buddhist connotations, etc. are mostly performed by men. Ponung/ponu is performed in groups by both men and women to celebrate good progress and happiness as a festival. A rich oral collection of folktales and chants, usually sung as a ballad, invoking historical events, myths, the power of spirits, and the gods.The staple food of Arunachal Pradesh, like most of the northeastern places, is rice, fish, meat, and vegetables. The dishes use very little spice, and they mostly use herbs and organic produce. Different varieties of momos and thukpa are popular and widespread in the region. Steamed rice cakes are also widely enjoyed as a breakfast in Arunachal Pradesh. Apart from this, Chinese cuisine is also in vogue here and occupies a special place in the cuisine of Arunachal Pradesh. Apart from these, there is a rice beer called Apang which is quite famous here.How To Reach Arunachal Pradesh By FlightLilabari (North Lakhimpur) Tezpur Airport in the state of Assam is the nearest airport to Arunachal Pradesh, which is 260 km (approx 4 hours drive) and connected to Kolkata and Guwahati. Taxis and bus services are readily available in the state.How To Reach Arunachal Pradesh By TrainAbout 43 km (just one hour's drive) from the state capital Itanagar is the Harmuti Railway Station (Assam) which connects Arunachal Pradesh to other major cities of India.How to reach Arunachal Pradesh by road The state is easily accessible by road from all major cities and neighboring states. Inter-bus services are available from all major cities of Arunachal Pradesh to Meghalaya (about 790 km), Assam (560 km), and Nagaland (456 km).
Taj Mahal, a picture of supernatural beauty made of white stones on the banks of the Yamuna River, has made its identity not only in India but in the whole world. The Taj Mahal has been included among the seven wonders of the world. The Taj Mahotsav takes place every year from 18 to 27 February. Its purpose is to provide maximum sales opportunities to the artisans along with the promotion of handicrafts and crafts. You can enjoy the festival with your whole family. Tourists keep coming to see the Taj Mahal throughout the year, but during the Taj Mahotsav, there is a lot of excitement here. The Taj Mahal attracts millions of tourists from around the world including Indian tourists. This festival provides thrill and entertainment for everyone. The funfair is the biggest attraction for the children in this festival.Uttar Pradesh Tourism Department started Taj Mahotsav in 1992 to make the Taj Mahal beautiful. This festival is organized every year by Uttar Pradesh Tourism. A huge number of travelers from all over the world come to visit this festival. Tajmahal tells about the incredible India which is the most beautiful historical place in India. This festival has special significance among lovers of art, craft, culture, and cuisine. The fair is being organized at Shilpgram, located at the eastern gate of the Taj Mahal. You can attend this fair from February 18 (Saturday) - February 27 (Monday). The ticket fee for entering the fair has been kept at Rs 50. Admission is free for children under 12 and for foreign tourists. Tourists who want to participate in this fair for 10 consecutive days. With this ticket, you will also be able to enjoy the cultural programs organized here. By reaching Agra, you will get a chance to see the historical and one of the seven wonders of the world, the Taj Mahal, and at the same time, you will be able to feel the historicity of Agra.The Taj Mahotsav 2023 will be organized on the theme of Jashn-e-Virasat. The Uttar Pradesh government has sought people's suggestions to decide on the theme of this year's Taj Mahotsav. Renowned artists of the country will try to spread the message of love among tourists from all over the world. There will be many programs of dance and music on this occasion and you will be able to enjoy many delicacies for 10 days. You can enjoy your favorite artist's performance on these dates:Amit Mishra on 20 FebruaryIndian Ocean Band on February 21Sachet Tandon and tradition on 22 FebruaryQawwali by Warsi Brothers on 23 FebruarySadho Band on 24 FebruaryPawandeep and Arunita on 25 FebruaryWorld Designing Forum on 26 FebruaryMaithili Thakur on 27 FebruaryKhete Khan on 28 FebruaryHarshdeep Kaur on March 1If you also want to see the Taj Mahal, then it would be better to come to Agra in this season. The floors of the Taj Mahal are very hot during the very hot season, whereas in the month of February, the government gives a great opportunity to see the Taj Mahal.HOW TO REACH AGRA BY ROADAgra is connected to the rest of the country by three major national highways including Nh2, Nh3, and Nh11. Government buses, private buses, and luxury buses like Volvo are available from Agra. UP Tourism also organizes guided tours within the city to Sikandra and Fatehpur Sikri on deluxe buses. The Yamuna Expressway has increased connectivity to Agra and reduced travel time. From Delhi, you can now reach Agra within two hours.HOW TO REACH AGRA BY TRAINAgra is one of the most popular tourist destinations in India and is well-connected by rail. The city has seven railway stations of its own. Out of these seven, three main railway stations are Agra Fort Railway Station, Agra Cantt Railway Station, and Raja-ki-Mandi. Most of the trains pass through the former two stations, including the luxury train 'Palace on Wheels' which gives you a royal feel, and the Shatabdi and Rajdhani Express. Tundla station is well connected by road to Agra.HOW TO REACH AGRA BY FLIGHTAgra has its own airport, Kheria Airport, which is about 5 km from the city center. It is served by major domestic airlines from across the country.
Taj Mahal, a picture of supernatural beauty made of white stones on the banks of the Yamuna River, has made its identity not only in India but in the whole world. The Taj Mahal has been included among the seven wonders of the world. The Taj Mahotsav takes place every year from 18 to 27 February. Its purpose is to provide maximum sales opportunities to the artisans along with the promotion of handicrafts and crafts. You can enjoy the festival with your whole family. Tourists keep coming to see the Taj Mahal throughout the year, but during the Taj Mahotsav, there is a lot of excitement here. The Taj Mahal attracts millions of tourists from around the world including Indian tourists. This festival provides thrill and entertainment for everyone. The funfair is the biggest attraction for the children in this festival.Uttar Pradesh Tourism Department started Taj Mahotsav in 1992 to make the Taj Mahal beautiful. This festival is organized every year by Uttar Pradesh Tourism. A huge number of travelers from all over the world come to visit this festival. Tajmahal tells about the incredible India which is the most beautiful historical place in India. This festival has special significance among lovers of art, craft, culture, and cuisine. The fair is being organized at Shilpgram, located at the eastern gate of the Taj Mahal. You can attend this fair from February 18 (Saturday) - February 27 (Monday). The ticket fee for entering the fair has been kept at Rs 50. Admission is free for children under 12 and for foreign tourists. Tourists who want to participate in this fair for 10 consecutive days. With this ticket, you will also be able to enjoy the cultural programs organized here. By reaching Agra, you will get a chance to see the historical and one of the seven wonders of the world, the Taj Mahal, and at the same time, you will be able to feel the historicity of Agra.The Taj Mahotsav 2023 will be organized on the theme of Jashn-e-Virasat. The Uttar Pradesh government has sought people's suggestions to decide on the theme of this year's Taj Mahotsav. Renowned artists of the country will try to spread the message of love among tourists from all over the world. There will be many programs of dance and music on this occasion and you will be able to enjoy many delicacies for 10 days. You can enjoy your favorite artist's performance on these dates:Amit Mishra on 20 FebruaryIndian Ocean Band on February 21Sachet Tandon and tradition on 22 FebruaryQawwali by Warsi Brothers on 23 FebruarySadho Band on 24 FebruaryPawandeep and Arunita on 25 FebruaryWorld Designing Forum on 26 FebruaryMaithili Thakur on 27 FebruaryKhete Khan on 28 FebruaryHarshdeep Kaur on March 1If you also want to see the Taj Mahal, then it would be better to come to Agra in this season. The floors of the Taj Mahal are very hot during the very hot season, whereas in the month of February, the government gives a great opportunity to see the Taj Mahal.HOW TO REACH AGRA BY ROADAgra is connected to the rest of the country by three major national highways including Nh2, Nh3, and Nh11. Government buses, private buses, and luxury buses like Volvo are available from Agra. UP Tourism also organizes guided tours within the city to Sikandra and Fatehpur Sikri on deluxe buses. The Yamuna Expressway has increased connectivity to Agra and reduced travel time. From Delhi, you can now reach Agra within two hours.HOW TO REACH AGRA BY TRAINAgra is one of the most popular tourist destinations in India and is well-connected by rail. The city has seven railway stations of its own. Out of these seven, three main railway stations are Agra Fort Railway Station, Agra Cantt Railway Station, and Raja-ki-Mandi. Most of the trains pass through the former two stations, including the luxury train 'Palace on Wheels' which gives you a royal feel, and the Shatabdi and Rajdhani Express. Tundla station is well connected by road to Agra.HOW TO REACH AGRA BY FLIGHTAgra has its own airport, Kheria Airport, which is about 5 km from the city center. It is served by major domestic airlines from across the country.
In today's time, the road is an important part of our life, we can think of any place without a road because humans need a road to travel and transport. If someone tells you that you have seen a village without a road, you will probably be shocked for a few moments. You would think that how can a village without a road be? Venice of France is famous all over the world for its beautiful views. Thousands of tourists come here and enjoy its amazing views. But Venice is a city, can you imagine a village without a single road and yet thousands of tourists go there every year? The village of Giethoorn, which is located in the northeastern Dutch province of Overijssel in the Netherlands has become a center of attraction for tourists from all over the world. There is not even a single motor vehicle, yet people come. Here, people also walk by boat in the streets. Yes, you do not get a single road for transportation at this place. It is also called the Venice of the South or the Venice of the Netherlands. Githorn is a very beautiful tourist destination and there is an influx of tourists throughout the year.The view of the famous village of Giethoorn in the Netherlands (Holland) is very spectacular. This village full of greenery is visited by tourists throughout the year. This village without a road is made of canals. Here people use boats to come and go. Today, the whole life here is dependent on electric boats and ordinary boats. These boats make very little noise and people have no complaints about them. There are wooden bridges made here in various places. Presently the number of bridges here is more than 180. About 2600 people live in this village without roads. Due to this, the most important thing is that there is no problem like traffic here because people do not have cars and bikes, etc. Overall, it is considered a free auto zone area.It is said that these 1-meter-deep canals were made to transport a type of grass used in fuel from one end to the other. During the excavation, many ponds and lakes were formed here. Then, perhaps no one would have guessed that the canals built to transport peat would put this place on the world map as a beautiful tourist destination. It is said that in 1958 the Dutch comedy film 'Fanfare' by 'Bert Haanstra' was made. Due to most of the shooting of this film being done here, it became famous all over the world. Local people use small boats to travel. Tourists have to park their cars on the outskirts of the village. While there are no roads and only canals in this village, it is said that there was a severe flood here in 1170. Due to this, the land here became very swampy. Apart from this, the soil of the entire area here became like this. After this, the people of the village did digging, etc. here and the canals came out. After this, this village gradually turned into a village with canals. After this, it became the center of discussion and today it is counted as a famous tourist destination. Due to the lack of roads, people here do not use cars or bikes, so there is no pollution of any kind here. About 3000 people live in this village. There are still no roads here and it is very quiet here for most of the day. Many of Githorn's residents live on private islands and use canoes, kayaks, or small boats with silent motors for transportation through the canals. You can reach Giethoorn by taking a flight to Amsterdam then you can take a train from Amsterdam to Giethoorn which will take about 2 hours. After getting down at Giethoorn you can rent a car to reach the exact location.
In today's time, the road is an important part of our life, we can think of any place without a road because humans need a road to travel and transport. If someone tells you that you have seen a village without a road, you will probably be shocked for a few moments. You would think that how can a village without a road be? Venice of France is famous all over the world for its beautiful views. Thousands of tourists come here and enjoy its amazing views. But Venice is a city, can you imagine a village without a single road and yet thousands of tourists go there every year? The village of Giethoorn, which is located in the northeastern Dutch province of Overijssel in the Netherlands has become a center of attraction for tourists from all over the world. There is not even a single motor vehicle, yet people come. Here, people also walk by boat in the streets. Yes, you do not get a single road for transportation at this place. It is also called the Venice of the South or the Venice of the Netherlands. Githorn is a very beautiful tourist destination and there is an influx of tourists throughout the year.The view of the famous village of Giethoorn in the Netherlands (Holland) is very spectacular. This village full of greenery is visited by tourists throughout the year. This village without a road is made of canals. Here people use boats to come and go. Today, the whole life here is dependent on electric boats and ordinary boats. These boats make very little noise and people have no complaints about them. There are wooden bridges made here in various places. Presently the number of bridges here is more than 180. About 2600 people live in this village without roads. Due to this, the most important thing is that there is no problem like traffic here because people do not have cars and bikes, etc. Overall, it is considered a free auto zone area.It is said that these 1-meter-deep canals were made to transport a type of grass used in fuel from one end to the other. During the excavation, many ponds and lakes were formed here. Then, perhaps no one would have guessed that the canals built to transport peat would put this place on the world map as a beautiful tourist destination. It is said that in 1958 the Dutch comedy film 'Fanfare' by 'Bert Haanstra' was made. Due to most of the shooting of this film being done here, it became famous all over the world. Local people use small boats to travel. Tourists have to park their cars on the outskirts of the village. While there are no roads and only canals in this village, it is said that there was a severe flood here in 1170. Due to this, the land here became very swampy. Apart from this, the soil of the entire area here became like this. After this, the people of the village did digging, etc. here and the canals came out. After this, this village gradually turned into a village with canals. After this, it became the center of discussion and today it is counted as a famous tourist destination. Due to the lack of roads, people here do not use cars or bikes, so there is no pollution of any kind here. About 3000 people live in this village. There are still no roads here and it is very quiet here for most of the day. Many of Githorn's residents live on private islands and use canoes, kayaks, or small boats with silent motors for transportation through the canals. You can reach Giethoorn by taking a flight to Amsterdam then you can take a train from Amsterdam to Giethoorn which will take about 2 hours. After getting down at Giethoorn you can rent a car to reach the exact location.
The 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva have great importance in Hinduism and these are located at 12 different places in the country. According to the Hindu religion, a person who visits all 12 Jyotirlingas, attains salvation after death and all his troubles and obstacles are removed. If you are also planning to start the spiritual journey of these Jyotirlingas, then in this article you will get all information related to the entire 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva.
The 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva have great importance in Hinduism and these are located at 12 different places in the country. According to the Hindu religion, a person who visits all 12 Jyotirlingas, attains salvation after death and all his troubles and obstacles are removed. If you are also planning to start the spiritual journey of these Jyotirlingas, then in this article you will get all information related to the entire 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva.
In today's time, most of the countries of the world have become advanced. The people here, the lifestyle of the people, everything has become advanced. In earlier times, people used to travel on foot from one place to other. But as time progressed, the way of traveling started changing. From bullock carts to airplanes were being manufactured for traveling. But do you know that even after making so much progress in the world, today there are some countries where there is not even a single airport? Through airplanes, people reach from one place to another in a very short time. But it is quite strange that there are still five such countries in the world, where there is not a single airport. People travel to their neighbouring countries through road or waterways and then take airplanes from there and leave for other places. Tourists coming from other countries also reach these 5 countries in the same way. Let us know which are those unique 5 countries, where there are no airports even today.
In today's time, most of the countries of the world have become advanced. The people here, the lifestyle of the people, everything has become advanced. In earlier times, people used to travel on foot from one place to other. But as time progressed, the way of traveling started changing. From bullock carts to airplanes were being manufactured for traveling. But do you know that even after making so much progress in the world, today there are some countries where there is not even a single airport? Through airplanes, people reach from one place to another in a very short time. But it is quite strange that there are still five such countries in the world, where there is not a single airport. People travel to their neighbouring countries through road or waterways and then take airplanes from there and leave for other places. Tourists coming from other countries also reach these 5 countries in the same way. Let us know which are those unique 5 countries, where there are no airports even today.
India is a country where there are a total of 103 national parks, due to which India's name comes in the third largest number of national parks in Asia after China and Thailand. India has a wide variety of national parks and wildlife sanctuaries, including tiger reserves, desert sanctuaries, bird sanctuaries, marine parks, and even a floating national park! The best time to visit all the national parks in India is from about October to March as the monsoons affect adversely and the forests are quite hot during the summer season. In this article, we will tell you about the 8 hidden National Parks in India.
India is a country where there are a total of 103 national parks, due to which India's name comes in the third largest number of national parks in Asia after China and Thailand. India has a wide variety of national parks and wildlife sanctuaries, including tiger reserves, desert sanctuaries, bird sanctuaries, marine parks, and even a floating national park! The best time to visit all the national parks in India is from about October to March as the monsoons affect adversely and the forests are quite hot during the summer season. In this article, we will tell you about the 8 hidden National Parks in India.
Holi is one of the most prominent and popular festivals of India which is celebrated all over India with great pomp and gaiety by people of almost all religions and all communities. Holi also known as the festival of colors, is a spring festival celebrated on Phalgun Purnima which occurs around the month of March. Holi is such a festival in which we apply colors on each other, due to which mutual love and brotherhood increase, that is why it is also known as the festival of love. Although Holi is celebrated with great pomp all over India, but the interesting thing is that in the best places in India to celebrate Holi, Holi is celebrated in different ways everywhere, which is unique and wonderful in its own way and India itself. Not only this, it attracts tourists from abroad too, so let us know the best places in India to celebrate Holi –
Holi is one of the most prominent and popular festivals of India which is celebrated all over India with great pomp and gaiety by people of almost all religions and all communities. Holi also known as the festival of colors, is a spring festival celebrated on Phalgun Purnima which occurs around the month of March. Holi is such a festival in which we apply colors on each other, due to which mutual love and brotherhood increase, that is why it is also known as the festival of love. Although Holi is celebrated with great pomp all over India, but the interesting thing is that in the best places in India to celebrate Holi, Holi is celebrated in different ways everywhere, which is unique and wonderful in its own way and India itself. Not only this, it attracts tourists from abroad too, so let us know the best places in India to celebrate Holi –
A popular dish mainly from North-West India, Kadhi holds a special place of its own in Indian food culture. Whenever you want to make any dish with curd or buttermilk, the first thing that comes to your mind is Kadhi. Kadhi made using gram flour and sour curd as two main ingredients is prepared in many ways. So, let's know some popular kadhi recipes:
A popular dish mainly from North-West India, Kadhi holds a special place of its own in Indian food culture. Whenever you want to make any dish with curd or buttermilk, the first thing that comes to your mind is Kadhi. Kadhi made using gram flour and sour curd as two main ingredients is prepared in many ways. So, let's know some popular kadhi recipes:
India is famous all over the world for its culture, traditions, and history, but at the same time there is one more thing that makes it the first choice of tourists from India and abroad and that is - Indian cuisine. The aroma of Indian cuisine also attracts foreign tourists from far and wide. It is not that, you can eat Indian food only outside in any Indian hotel or street, or house. In India, food has also been linked to spirituality. Different types of Prasads are available in almost every temple of India, which are accepted by the devotees as blessings of God and satisfy their souls. Now that we have started talking about food or prasad in Indian temples, let us visit the great kitchen where prasad is prepared for more than 10,000 devotees every day.
India is famous all over the world for its culture, traditions, and history, but at the same time there is one more thing that makes it the first choice of tourists from India and abroad and that is - Indian cuisine. The aroma of Indian cuisine also attracts foreign tourists from far and wide. It is not that, you can eat Indian food only outside in any Indian hotel or street, or house. In India, food has also been linked to spirituality. Different types of Prasads are available in almost every temple of India, which are accepted by the devotees as blessings of God and satisfy their souls. Now that we have started talking about food or prasad in Indian temples, let us visit the great kitchen where prasad is prepared for more than 10,000 devotees every day.
From America to China, Japan, and India are working fast in the direction of Space Tourism. Senior officials of the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) told that by the year 2030, space travel can be done for which Rs 6 crore per person will have to be spent.Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) chief S. Somnath says that India is moving fast on its own space tourism module. Space travel can be done by the year 2030. For which Rs 6 crore per person will have to be spent. Anyway, not only scientists, but the common man also wants to know about space. The mysteries of space have always attracted him and he wants to step into space once. Many countries around the world have progressed a lot in the direction of space tourism. But now in India too, after seven years, passengers can step into space.However, Somnath has not yet clarified whether space tourism will be sub-orbital or orbital. Usually, tourists spend about 15 minutes in the space. Private space agencies Blue Origin, Virgin Galactic, and SpaceX have been working towards space tourism for a long time. The Union Minister of State for Science and Technology, Atomic Energy and Space, Dr. Jitendra Singh, said in a written reply to a question in the Rajya Sabha in February that ISRO had developed a feasibility study for India's sub-orbital space tourism. Scientists told; space tourism will be planned in collaboration with private companies. The companies will partner with ISRO through the Indian National Space Promotion and Authorization Center (IN-SPACE). The government has formed In-Space as an agency to promote non-governmental organizations.ISRO will make people travel to space for six crore rupees. This decision has been taken in the direction of promoting space tourism. For this, the year 2030 has been targeted. ISRO Chairman S Somnath has given this information.Somnath said the government's space tourism initiative is gaining momentum. India will fix ticket prices for space at 'competitive prices' in the global market. The cost per ticket can be around Rs 6 crore. He said technical issues are being discussed to make the journey safe.Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Science and Technology, Atomic Energy and Space Dr Jitendra Singh said in a written reply to a question in the Rajya Sabha in February that ISRO has started conducting a feasibility study for India's sub-orbital space tourism. Singh said that ISRO is engaged in the development of various technologies in India's first human space flight program through Gaganyaan. People traveling will be able to call themselves 'astronauts'. Explain that the government had told in February that ISRO has started studying space tourism. ISRO is engaged in the development of various technologies through Gaganyaan, the country's first human space flight program. Through this, there is a plan to send ordinary people to space.
From America to China, Japan, and India are working fast in the direction of Space Tourism. Senior officials of the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) told that by the year 2030, space travel can be done for which Rs 6 crore per person will have to be spent.Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) chief S. Somnath says that India is moving fast on its own space tourism module. Space travel can be done by the year 2030. For which Rs 6 crore per person will have to be spent. Anyway, not only scientists, but the common man also wants to know about space. The mysteries of space have always attracted him and he wants to step into space once. Many countries around the world have progressed a lot in the direction of space tourism. But now in India too, after seven years, passengers can step into space.However, Somnath has not yet clarified whether space tourism will be sub-orbital or orbital. Usually, tourists spend about 15 minutes in the space. Private space agencies Blue Origin, Virgin Galactic, and SpaceX have been working towards space tourism for a long time. The Union Minister of State for Science and Technology, Atomic Energy and Space, Dr. Jitendra Singh, said in a written reply to a question in the Rajya Sabha in February that ISRO had developed a feasibility study for India's sub-orbital space tourism. Scientists told; space tourism will be planned in collaboration with private companies. The companies will partner with ISRO through the Indian National Space Promotion and Authorization Center (IN-SPACE). The government has formed In-Space as an agency to promote non-governmental organizations.ISRO will make people travel to space for six crore rupees. This decision has been taken in the direction of promoting space tourism. For this, the year 2030 has been targeted. ISRO Chairman S Somnath has given this information.Somnath said the government's space tourism initiative is gaining momentum. India will fix ticket prices for space at 'competitive prices' in the global market. The cost per ticket can be around Rs 6 crore. He said technical issues are being discussed to make the journey safe.Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Science and Technology, Atomic Energy and Space Dr Jitendra Singh said in a written reply to a question in the Rajya Sabha in February that ISRO has started conducting a feasibility study for India's sub-orbital space tourism. Singh said that ISRO is engaged in the development of various technologies in India's first human space flight program through Gaganyaan. People traveling will be able to call themselves 'astronauts'. Explain that the government had told in February that ISRO has started studying space tourism. ISRO is engaged in the development of various technologies through Gaganyaan, the country's first human space flight program. Through this, there is a plan to send ordinary people to space.
Hindu New Year is celebrated by all the communities of the world based on their local customs and traditions. According to the calendar based on Vikram Samvat, Shukla Pratipada of Chaitra month is being celebrated as Hindu New Year by the Hindu community in India for centuries. The Hindu New Year celebrated according to the calendar based on Vikram Samvat is also known as Hindu Nava Samvatsar or Naya Samvat. Along with this, this day has also been known by the names of Samvatsarambh, Ugadi, Gudipadwa, Vasant Ritu Aarambh, etc. The Hindu New Year is considered to be the beginning of the Hindu New Year in the country only from the Hindu New Year, which happens in the month of Chaitra. In the month of Chaitra, enthusiasm and beauty are displayed all around in nature and the arrival of spring. On the occasion of the Hindu New Year, the whole of nature seems ready to welcome the new year. From the spiritual point of view also, the Hindu New Year is celebrated as a very holy day.
Hindu New Year is celebrated by all the communities of the world based on their local customs and traditions. According to the calendar based on Vikram Samvat, Shukla Pratipada of Chaitra month is being celebrated as Hindu New Year by the Hindu community in India for centuries. The Hindu New Year celebrated according to the calendar based on Vikram Samvat is also known as Hindu Nava Samvatsar or Naya Samvat. Along with this, this day has also been known by the names of Samvatsarambh, Ugadi, Gudipadwa, Vasant Ritu Aarambh, etc. The Hindu New Year is considered to be the beginning of the Hindu New Year in the country only from the Hindu New Year, which happens in the month of Chaitra. In the month of Chaitra, enthusiasm and beauty are displayed all around in nature and the arrival of spring. On the occasion of the Hindu New Year, the whole of nature seems ready to welcome the new year. From the spiritual point of view also, the Hindu New Year is celebrated as a very holy day.
Everyone eagerly waits for the festival of Navratri, this time Chaitra Navratri will start on March 22, 2023. During these nine days of Navratri, you can prepare and eat different dishes while fasting. Along with fasting, it is also necessary that you eat healthy food for nine days which is full of nutrients. So, we have brought a special Navratri Thali for you which is tasty and also healthy, check out its recipe below:
Everyone eagerly waits for the festival of Navratri, this time Chaitra Navratri will start on March 22, 2023. During these nine days of Navratri, you can prepare and eat different dishes while fasting. Along with fasting, it is also necessary that you eat healthy food for nine days which is full of nutrients. So, we have brought a special Navratri Thali for you which is tasty and also healthy, check out its recipe below:
There are about 200 small and big rivers in India and each river has its own importance. Some rivers are the main source of livelihood for the Indian people whereas, some have become hubs for activities like river rafting and some are famous as religious places where people from all over the country come to take a dip as bathing in these holy rivers is a purifying ritual that is thought to wash away a penitent's sins, and spreading one's ashes in the water upon death may improve one's karma and hasten salvation. In today's article, we are going to tell you about the holy rivers of India and their importance.
There are about 200 small and big rivers in India and each river has its own importance. Some rivers are the main source of livelihood for the Indian people whereas, some have become hubs for activities like river rafting and some are famous as religious places where people from all over the country come to take a dip as bathing in these holy rivers is a purifying ritual that is thought to wash away a penitent's sins, and spreading one's ashes in the water upon death may improve one's karma and hasten salvation. In today's article, we are going to tell you about the holy rivers of India and their importance.
Gangaur festival is a folk festival in Rajasthan that is all about celebrating the marriage and love of Goddess Gauri and Lord Shiva. Married women worship Goddess Parvati for their husbands' long life and good health, while unmarried women worship the goddess to get a good husband.
Gangaur festival is a folk festival in Rajasthan that is all about celebrating the marriage and love of Goddess Gauri and Lord Shiva. Married women worship Goddess Parvati for their husbands' long life and good health, while unmarried women worship the goddess to get a good husband.
Mumbai Dabbawala is a group of people who deliver lunch to government and private employees from their homes to their offices. About 5 thousand people work in this and they pick up about 2 lakh tiffins from their right place and deliver them to the right place at the right time without any delay. If you are thinking of doing any business, then you can learn a lot from their working system. These business models are taught to children in India's top colleges as well as in the world's famous universities.
Mumbai Dabbawala is a group of people who deliver lunch to government and private employees from their homes to their offices. About 5 thousand people work in this and they pick up about 2 lakh tiffins from their right place and deliver them to the right place at the right time without any delay. If you are thinking of doing any business, then you can learn a lot from their working system. These business models are taught to children in India's top colleges as well as in the world's famous universities.
The railway network is like the backbone of any country, as it plays a major role in its commercial, industrial, and economic development. These days every country is working to prove a high-speed rail network. The railway network is an asset for any country and for its citizens. Countries with railway networks have seen an exceptional role in overall development in all sectors over the past few decades. Let’s know some of the world’s longest railway networks in this article.
The railway network is like the backbone of any country, as it plays a major role in its commercial, industrial, and economic development. These days every country is working to prove a high-speed rail network. The railway network is an asset for any country and for its citizens. Countries with railway networks have seen an exceptional role in overall development in all sectors over the past few decades. Let’s know some of the world’s longest railway networks in this article.
Murud Janjira Fort is a massive and powerful fort located on an island in the coastal village of Murud, about 55 kilometers from Alibaug in the Indian state of Maharashtra. The fort of Murud Janjira was built by Siddi Jauhar. Marud Janjira Fort is believed to be around 350 years old and it took 22 years to build it. The height of Janjira Fort is about 90 feet from the beach and the depth of its foundation is about 20 feet. You will be surprised to know that Murud Janjira Fort is spread over an area of 22 acres along with 22 security posts. This fort is known to stay unconquered in any fight until it was handed over to the Indian region after autonomy from the Britisher. This fort was ruled by the Siddi rulers and many times other rulers have tried unsuccessfully to win Janjira Fort. If you are on a trip to the Konkan coast in Maharashtra, then Murud Janjira Fort must be visited. The splendid view of the fort while taking a boat ride in the sea attracts tourists.
Murud Janjira Fort is a massive and powerful fort located on an island in the coastal village of Murud, about 55 kilometers from Alibaug in the Indian state of Maharashtra. The fort of Murud Janjira was built by Siddi Jauhar. Marud Janjira Fort is believed to be around 350 years old and it took 22 years to build it. The height of Janjira Fort is about 90 feet from the beach and the depth of its foundation is about 20 feet. You will be surprised to know that Murud Janjira Fort is spread over an area of 22 acres along with 22 security posts. This fort is known to stay unconquered in any fight until it was handed over to the Indian region after autonomy from the Britisher. This fort was ruled by the Siddi rulers and many times other rulers have tried unsuccessfully to win Janjira Fort. If you are on a trip to the Konkan coast in Maharashtra, then Murud Janjira Fort must be visited. The splendid view of the fort while taking a boat ride in the sea attracts tourists.
The festival of Navratri ends with Maha Ashtami and Navami Puja. On both days, people worship the incarnations of Maa Durga and make offerings to little girl children, known as Kanjak. Traditionally, poori, semolina halwa, and dried black gram are offered as bhog on this day. So, let’s know the easiest way to make your Navratri prasad.
The festival of Navratri ends with Maha Ashtami and Navami Puja. On both days, people worship the incarnations of Maa Durga and make offerings to little girl children, known as Kanjak. Traditionally, poori, semolina halwa, and dried black gram are offered as bhog on this day. So, let’s know the easiest way to make your Navratri prasad.
The Ajanta Caves are located at a distance of about 105 kilometers from the city of Aurangabad in the state of Maharashtra. Ajanta Caves is of the most visited places in India and is much older than Ellora caves. Ajanta Caves were carved out of a horseshoe-shaped rock outcrop which has 26 caves in total. Situated on the banks of the Waghur River these caves are rock-cut Buddhist monuments and have been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Ajanta Caves are located at a distance of about 105 kilometers from the city of Aurangabad in the state of Maharashtra. Ajanta Caves is of the most visited places in India and is much older than Ellora caves. Ajanta Caves were carved out of a horseshoe-shaped rock outcrop which has 26 caves in total. Situated on the banks of the Waghur River these caves are rock-cut Buddhist monuments and have been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Christ the Redeemer is an Art Deco statue of Jesus Christ in Brazil by Polish-French sculptor Paul Landrowsky. Christ the Redeemer is the 4th largest statue of Jesus in the World and is one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. The statue was built by Brazilian engineer Heitor da Silva Costa with the help of French engineer Albert Caquot. The face of this statue was created by the Romanian artist Gheorghe Leonida. Christ the Redeemer is the largest Art Deco statue in the world which is 30 meters tall, with 28 meters wide arms and an 8-meter pedestal. This statue is two-thirds the height of the Statue of Liberty. The statue weighs 635 metric tons and is located on top of the 700-meter (2,300 ft) high Corcovado Mountain in the Tijuca Forest National Park in the city of Rio. This statue is considered a symbol of Christianity in the world and India, along with this it has become a cultural symbol for both Rio de Janeiro and Brazil. The statue is made of reinforced concrete and soapstone and was constructed between 1922 and 1931.
Christ the Redeemer is an Art Deco statue of Jesus Christ in Brazil by Polish-French sculptor Paul Landrowsky. Christ the Redeemer is the 4th largest statue of Jesus in the World and is one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. The statue was built by Brazilian engineer Heitor da Silva Costa with the help of French engineer Albert Caquot. The face of this statue was created by the Romanian artist Gheorghe Leonida. Christ the Redeemer is the largest Art Deco statue in the world which is 30 meters tall, with 28 meters wide arms and an 8-meter pedestal. This statue is two-thirds the height of the Statue of Liberty. The statue weighs 635 metric tons and is located on top of the 700-meter (2,300 ft) high Corcovado Mountain in the Tijuca Forest National Park in the city of Rio. This statue is considered a symbol of Christianity in the world and India, along with this it has become a cultural symbol for both Rio de Janeiro and Brazil. The statue is made of reinforced concrete and soapstone and was constructed between 1922 and 1931.
Srirangam, situated at a distance of 12 km from Tiruchirappalli in Tamil Nadu, is a huge temple complex spread over an area of about 150 acres. Lord Vishnu, who is worshiped as Sriranganathaswamy, is enshrined in this huge temple complex of Srirangam. The Ranganathaswamy Temple at Srirangam, situated on an island formed by the Kaveri and its tributary Kollidam, is the largest operating temple complex in India and is believed in Hindu texts and Puranas to have existed since the beginning of creation. Srirangam is the first of the divine countries and one of the self-manifested regions of Lord Vishnu. The Ranganathaswamy temple at Srirangam is considered to be the first among the 108 Divya Desams. Srirangam is one of the 8 self-manifested regions of Lord Vishnu. Apart from Srirangam, there are seven other self-manifested regions, Srimushnam, Venkatadri, Saligrama, Naimisharanya, Pushkara, Totadri, and Badri. Apart from this, this area is also one of the Panch Rang areas situated on the banks of the river Kaveri.
Srirangam, situated at a distance of 12 km from Tiruchirappalli in Tamil Nadu, is a huge temple complex spread over an area of about 150 acres. Lord Vishnu, who is worshiped as Sriranganathaswamy, is enshrined in this huge temple complex of Srirangam. The Ranganathaswamy Temple at Srirangam, situated on an island formed by the Kaveri and its tributary Kollidam, is the largest operating temple complex in India and is believed in Hindu texts and Puranas to have existed since the beginning of creation. Srirangam is the first of the divine countries and one of the self-manifested regions of Lord Vishnu. The Ranganathaswamy temple at Srirangam is considered to be the first among the 108 Divya Desams. Srirangam is one of the 8 self-manifested regions of Lord Vishnu. Apart from Srirangam, there are seven other self-manifested regions, Srimushnam, Venkatadri, Saligrama, Naimisharanya, Pushkara, Totadri, and Badri. Apart from this, this area is also one of the Panch Rang areas situated on the banks of the river Kaveri.
Shri Hanuman, the devotee of Shri Ram and the God of Kalyug, it is believed that whoever praises him with full devotion, Bajrang Bali definitely showers his blessings on him. Lord Hanuman is one of the most revered Hindu deities. There are many Hanuman temples in the country, in relation to which it is believed that only by visiting these temples all the troubles of Hanuman devotees will fade away. Some of these are such temples that have a lot of recognition as devotees come from all over the globe to come to fulfill their wishes and seek blessings. Let us know the most visited Hanuman temples in India.
Shri Hanuman, the devotee of Shri Ram and the God of Kalyug, it is believed that whoever praises him with full devotion, Bajrang Bali definitely showers his blessings on him. Lord Hanuman is one of the most revered Hindu deities. There are many Hanuman temples in the country, in relation to which it is believed that only by visiting these temples all the troubles of Hanuman devotees will fade away. Some of these are such temples that have a lot of recognition as devotees come from all over the globe to come to fulfill their wishes and seek blessings. Let us know the most visited Hanuman temples in India.
Recently the ranking of this year's (2023) powerful passport has also been released. Through this ranking, it is known how powerful is the passport of which country. Henley & Partners, a London-based global citizenship and residency advisory firm, has released its ranking of the world's most powerful passports for the year 2023. In this recently revealed ranking, once again Japan has won the number one position. At the same time, Singapore and South Korea are in the second position on this list. At the same time, our country India is number 85 on this list, where passport holders can roam in 59 countries without a visa. In such a situation, all the questions arise what is the meaning of a powerful passport, and according to what scale it is decided? So, let’s know all the details regarding this process.
South Korea is known all over the world for its K-pop, K-drama, delicious food, skincare, hair care, etc. Kimchi, Samsung, automotive manufacturer Hyundai, Korean fried chicken, 12-step skincare, and Gangnam Style… Even if you don't know much about South Korea, you've definitely heard of some of these things, especially Samsung and automotive Manufacturer Hyundai. If we talk about the dishes found in Korea, then kimchi, sweet pancakes, Korean fried chicken, and ddukbokki are eaten with great gusto all over the world. Even in India, many Korean restaurants have opened in some metro cities. Here is a list of South Korean Delicious Dishes that you must try at least once in your life. You can also try and make these recipes at your home.
South Korea is known all over the world for its K-pop, K-drama, delicious food, skincare, hair care, etc. Kimchi, Samsung, automotive manufacturer Hyundai, Korean fried chicken, 12-step skincare, and Gangnam Style… Even if you don't know much about South Korea, you've definitely heard of some of these things, especially Samsung and automotive Manufacturer Hyundai. If we talk about the dishes found in Korea, then kimchi, sweet pancakes, Korean fried chicken, and ddukbokki are eaten with great gusto all over the world. Even in India, many Korean restaurants have opened in some metro cities. Here is a list of South Korean Delicious Dishes that you must try at least once in your life. You can also try and make these recipes at your home.
People from all over the world prepare throughout the year to see the Ganga Aarti. The Gangotri Glacier in the Himalayas is the origin of the Ganges River. It runs across northern India and splits into two rivers, the Hooghly in West Bengal and the Padma in Bangladesh. The Ganges flows through several cities which include Haridwar, Rishikesh, Varanasi, and Allahabad. These are the prominent cities where you can experience the divinity of Ganga Aarti. The Ganga Ghats in these cities are some of the most religiously important places and tourist spots. These can also be included in your North India pilgrimage.
People from all over the world prepare throughout the year to see the Ganga Aarti. The Gangotri Glacier in the Himalayas is the origin of the Ganges River. It runs across northern India and splits into two rivers, the Hooghly in West Bengal and the Padma in Bangladesh. The Ganges flows through several cities which include Haridwar, Rishikesh, Varanasi, and Allahabad. These are the prominent cities where you can experience the divinity of Ganga Aarti. The Ganga Ghats in these cities are some of the most religiously important places and tourist spots. These can also be included in your North India pilgrimage.
The beach is considered to be the favorite place of tourists and whenever the name of the beach comes in India, the name of Goa comes first. But have you ever thought that without any seashore, you get to see the beach and that too in a religious city, where you have been many times? All of you must have heard the name of Rishikesh but have you thought that sometimes in a city like Rishikesh you can enjoy the beach. Yes, there are many beautiful beaches in Rishikesh, which give you a Goan feel even in this religious city. Tourists coming here definitely come to visit these beaches. So come, let’s explore beaches and mountains in one place.
The beach is considered to be the favorite place of tourists and whenever the name of the beach comes in India, the name of Goa comes first. But have you ever thought that without any seashore, you get to see the beach and that too in a religious city, where you have been many times? All of you must have heard the name of Rishikesh but have you thought that sometimes in a city like Rishikesh you can enjoy the beach. Yes, there are many beautiful beaches in Rishikesh, which give you a Goan feel even in this religious city. Tourists coming here definitely come to visit these beaches. So come, let’s explore beaches and mountains in one place.
In an exciting development, India's own Misal Pav, Gobi Manchurian, Aloo Gobi, Rajma, Masala Vada, Bhel Puri, and Rajma Chawal have been ranked among the 100 Best 'Traditional Vegan Dishes' in the World by TasteAtlas! Two weeks ago, Shahi Paneer and Paneer Tikka were included in the list of top 10 Chinese dishes in the world. At the same time, some other paneer dishes also found a place in the top 50 list. Last month, a list of the world's best sandwiches was revealed, in which vada pav, one of the most popular street foods from Maharashtra, was ranked 13th. Now Indian cuisine is once again making headlines globally in the list of best traditional vegetarian dishes. The list of Best 'Traditional Vegan Dishes' in the World was recently released by the food guide platform 'Taste Atlas', in which Maharashtra's famous misal pav got at the 11th position. For those of you not familiar with TasteAtlas, it's an experiential online travel guide that combines authentic recipes, food critic reviews, and researched articles about popular ingredients and dishes. They are known for their comprehensive and accurate ratings, making them a trusted source for food lovers around the world.Ranking at number 11, Misal pav, a spicy curry made from sprouted lentils and served with buns, has been a favorite dish in Maharashtra for ages. It is widely available in the western states of India. Next on the 20th number is Aloo gobi, which is a simple yet delicious dish made with potatoes and cauliflower, and is a staple in North Indian households. Then comes the number 24th which is Gobi Manchurian. Gobi Manchurian is a Chinese-Indian dish made from cauliflower, which is loved for its spicy, tangy flavor. On the other hand, a dish named Masala Vada has got 27th place on this list. Masala Vada, a deep-fried lentil snack, is a favorite tea-time snack in South India. It was told in the test atlas that this is a snack of Tamil Nadu which originated from there but many other things similar to it are found. The website said, "This tea-time snack is usually made with chickpeas, onions, ginger, curry leaves, fennel seeds, dried red-hot chilies, oil, and salt." Let us tell you that Indian food did not stop here in this list, in this list, famous street food Bhel Puri also made it to the top 50, being in 37th position. Bhel puri can be considered a chaat item and is made with puffed rice mixed with onions, tomatoes, potatoes, ground nuts, sev sweet and spicy chutney. Lastly, on the number 41 is Rajma Chawal, a combination of kidney beans and rice, which is a hearty and nutritious meal that is loved by all. TasteAtlas' recognition of these dishes is a testament to India's rich culinary heritage and its ability to cater to diverse tastes. The fact that these dishes have made it to the top 100 list is a great achievement for Indian cuisine and for vegetarians as a whole. So, if you are a foodie or a vegetarian, make sure to try these delicious and authentic recipes. They are not only popular in India but now they have global recognition as well. It's time to savor the flavors of India and experience the magic of its vegetarian cuisine.
In an exciting development, India's own Misal Pav, Gobi Manchurian, Aloo Gobi, Rajma, Masala Vada, Bhel Puri, and Rajma Chawal have been ranked among the 100 Best 'Traditional Vegan Dishes' in the World by TasteAtlas! Two weeks ago, Shahi Paneer and Paneer Tikka were included in the list of top 10 Chinese dishes in the world. At the same time, some other paneer dishes also found a place in the top 50 list. Last month, a list of the world's best sandwiches was revealed, in which vada pav, one of the most popular street foods from Maharashtra, was ranked 13th. Now Indian cuisine is once again making headlines globally in the list of best traditional vegetarian dishes. The list of Best 'Traditional Vegan Dishes' in the World was recently released by the food guide platform 'Taste Atlas', in which Maharashtra's famous misal pav got at the 11th position. For those of you not familiar with TasteAtlas, it's an experiential online travel guide that combines authentic recipes, food critic reviews, and researched articles about popular ingredients and dishes. They are known for their comprehensive and accurate ratings, making them a trusted source for food lovers around the world.Ranking at number 11, Misal pav, a spicy curry made from sprouted lentils and served with buns, has been a favorite dish in Maharashtra for ages. It is widely available in the western states of India. Next on the 20th number is Aloo gobi, which is a simple yet delicious dish made with potatoes and cauliflower, and is a staple in North Indian households. Then comes the number 24th which is Gobi Manchurian. Gobi Manchurian is a Chinese-Indian dish made from cauliflower, which is loved for its spicy, tangy flavor. On the other hand, a dish named Masala Vada has got 27th place on this list. Masala Vada, a deep-fried lentil snack, is a favorite tea-time snack in South India. It was told in the test atlas that this is a snack of Tamil Nadu which originated from there but many other things similar to it are found. The website said, "This tea-time snack is usually made with chickpeas, onions, ginger, curry leaves, fennel seeds, dried red-hot chilies, oil, and salt." Let us tell you that Indian food did not stop here in this list, in this list, famous street food Bhel Puri also made it to the top 50, being in 37th position. Bhel puri can be considered a chaat item and is made with puffed rice mixed with onions, tomatoes, potatoes, ground nuts, sev sweet and spicy chutney. Lastly, on the number 41 is Rajma Chawal, a combination of kidney beans and rice, which is a hearty and nutritious meal that is loved by all. TasteAtlas' recognition of these dishes is a testament to India's rich culinary heritage and its ability to cater to diverse tastes. The fact that these dishes have made it to the top 100 list is a great achievement for Indian cuisine and for vegetarians as a whole. So, if you are a foodie or a vegetarian, make sure to try these delicious and authentic recipes. They are not only popular in India but now they have global recognition as well. It's time to savor the flavors of India and experience the magic of its vegetarian cuisine.
Now just like London and Paris, India is also going to get an underwater metro and above water metro soon. Yes, the country's first underwater metro is going to start soon. Testing is going on for this, after which it will be started. Whereas, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has already inaugurated Asia's first water metro.
Now just like London and Paris, India is also going to get an underwater metro and above water metro soon. Yes, the country's first underwater metro is going to start soon. Testing is going on for this, after which it will be started. Whereas, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has already inaugurated Asia's first water metro.
Summer means mango and of course who doesn’t like mangoes? Mango is eaten with great fervor in India, especially during the summer season, but it is also a fruit from which many delicious dishes can be made. Therefore, we are sharing some different recipes made up of the fruit mango. Do try these dishes at home and let us know how much you love them.
Summer means mango and of course who doesn’t like mangoes? Mango is eaten with great fervor in India, especially during the summer season, but it is also a fruit from which many delicious dishes can be made. Therefore, we are sharing some different recipes made up of the fruit mango. Do try these dishes at home and let us know how much you love them.
People often think about Rajasthan that this state is ideal to visit in the winter season. In summer, people prefer to visit the hill stations of Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. But do you know that there are hill stations in Rajasthan too, where you can enjoy your summer vacation completely. Let us talk about those hill stations of Rajasthan, where you can go in summers also.
People often think about Rajasthan that this state is ideal to visit in the winter season. In summer, people prefer to visit the hill stations of Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. But do you know that there are hill stations in Rajasthan too, where you can enjoy your summer vacation completely. Let us talk about those hill stations of Rajasthan, where you can go in summers also.
Water parks are also named amusement parks, which include swimming pools, water playgrounds, swim areas, artificial surfing and water rides, and adventure showers. The waterpark is designed with the concept of formless, eclectic, and merging waves with an aura of freedom and relaxation. As the temperature starts to rise, so does the need to splash around in cool, refreshing water. There are some of the best waterparks in the world which are full of entertainment hubs. Kids and adults alike enjoy visiting these parks where they can enjoy wave pools, enjoy roller coaster rides, and generally have a ton of fun with friends and family. Here, we bring you a list of the water parks in the world that are worth visiting. Beat the scorching heat with a plan to visit the best water parks in the world. Plan a vacation, plan and allow yourself to rest, rejuvenate, and recharge your batteries. You will soon find your stress levels reducing, leaving you feeling at ease and relaxed.
Water parks are also named amusement parks, which include swimming pools, water playgrounds, swim areas, artificial surfing and water rides, and adventure showers. The waterpark is designed with the concept of formless, eclectic, and merging waves with an aura of freedom and relaxation. As the temperature starts to rise, so does the need to splash around in cool, refreshing water. There are some of the best waterparks in the world which are full of entertainment hubs. Kids and adults alike enjoy visiting these parks where they can enjoy wave pools, enjoy roller coaster rides, and generally have a ton of fun with friends and family. Here, we bring you a list of the water parks in the world that are worth visiting. Beat the scorching heat with a plan to visit the best water parks in the world. Plan a vacation, plan and allow yourself to rest, rejuvenate, and recharge your batteries. You will soon find your stress levels reducing, leaving you feeling at ease and relaxed.
Buddha Purnima or Vaishakh Purnima, is the most important festival for the followers of Buddhism across the globe. Gautam Buddha was born in Lumbini on the day of Buddha Purnima, on this day he attained enlightenment and, on this day, his Mahanirvana also took place. It is observed on the full moon day of Baisakh month. While the festival of Buddha Purnima holds special significance for Buddhist followers, there is a different belief about this day for Hindus as well. The place named Bodhgaya located in Bihar is a holy pilgrimage place for the followers of Hindu and Buddhist religions. After renunciation, Siddhartha wandered in the forest for seven years in search of truth. Here he did severe reparation and achieved enlightenment under the Bodhi tree at Bodh Gaya on the day of Vaishakh Purnima, since then, this day is known as Buddha Purnima. On the occasion of Buddha Purnima, a month-long fair is held at the Mahaparinirvan Vihar located in Kushinagar, the place of Buddha's Mahaparinirvana. The construction of this temple is encouraged by the caves of Ajanta. This Vihara has a 6.1-meter-long reclining idol of Lord Buddha, made of red sandstone. This Vihara has been built at the same place from where this idol was taken out. There is a stupa in the eastern part of the vihara. Lord Buddha was cremated here. This idol is also a replica of the Mahaparinirvana idol of Lord Buddha made in Ajanta. In Sri Lanka and other South-East Asian countries, this day is celebrated as the Shwesaka festival. On this day Buddhist followers light lamps in the houses and decorate the homes with flowers. Followers of Buddhism from all over the globe come to Bodh Gaya and offer prayers. Buddhist scriptures are recited on this day. Flowers and fruits are offered to the idol of Buddha in monasteries and homes and worshiped by lighting lamps. The Bodhi tree is also worshipped. Its branches are decorated with garlands and colorful flags. Milk and scented water are poured into its roots by lighting a lamp around the tree. Good deeds done on this full moon day bring merit. Birds are released from cages and food and clothes are donated to the poor.
Buddha Purnima or Vaishakh Purnima, is the most important festival for the followers of Buddhism across the globe. Gautam Buddha was born in Lumbini on the day of Buddha Purnima, on this day he attained enlightenment and, on this day, his Mahanirvana also took place. It is observed on the full moon day of Baisakh month. While the festival of Buddha Purnima holds special significance for Buddhist followers, there is a different belief about this day for Hindus as well. The place named Bodhgaya located in Bihar is a holy pilgrimage place for the followers of Hindu and Buddhist religions. After renunciation, Siddhartha wandered in the forest for seven years in search of truth. Here he did severe reparation and achieved enlightenment under the Bodhi tree at Bodh Gaya on the day of Vaishakh Purnima, since then, this day is known as Buddha Purnima. On the occasion of Buddha Purnima, a month-long fair is held at the Mahaparinirvan Vihar located in Kushinagar, the place of Buddha's Mahaparinirvana. The construction of this temple is encouraged by the caves of Ajanta. This Vihara has a 6.1-meter-long reclining idol of Lord Buddha, made of red sandstone. This Vihara has been built at the same place from where this idol was taken out. There is a stupa in the eastern part of the vihara. Lord Buddha was cremated here. This idol is also a replica of the Mahaparinirvana idol of Lord Buddha made in Ajanta. In Sri Lanka and other South-East Asian countries, this day is celebrated as the Shwesaka festival. On this day Buddhist followers light lamps in the houses and decorate the homes with flowers. Followers of Buddhism from all over the globe come to Bodh Gaya and offer prayers. Buddhist scriptures are recited on this day. Flowers and fruits are offered to the idol of Buddha in monasteries and homes and worshiped by lighting lamps. The Bodhi tree is also worshipped. Its branches are decorated with garlands and colorful flags. Milk and scented water are poured into its roots by lighting a lamp around the tree. Good deeds done on this full moon day bring merit. Birds are released from cages and food and clothes are donated to the poor.
If you have a pet and love to travel with it, you may face some challenges while booking tickets for them on a train. But this may change soon as Indian Railways is working to bring you the solution. Ministry of Railways has recently prepared a proposal to start an online ticket booking facility for pet dogs and cats. This means you can avoid long queues at parcel booking counters and book tickets for your pet from the comfort of your home.Passengers can book tickets for carrying pets from the parcel booking counter. Pet lovers must purchase a second-class baggage ticket for their pets. Earlier, pet parents had to book a first-class AC ticket, cabin, or coupe and reserve the entire coupe by visiting the parcel booking counter on the platform on the day of travel. Passengers were allowed to carry their four-legged friends in second-class luggage and a box in the brake van. To solve this problem, the Railway Ministry is planning to start online ticket booking for pets. Railways have specific rules regarding the transportation of elephants, animals, and birds. Separate coaches have been arranged for him. Domestic pet cats and dogs can travel with their owners in their respective coaches.Ministry of Railways has proposed an online booking facility for pets in AC-1 trains. The ministry hopes that this will make it more convenient and comfortable for passengers to travel with pets. A report has revealed that the Railway Board has asked CRIS (Centre for Railway Information Systems) to modify the software to enable online booking of animals on the IRCTC website. Currently, passengers must book two or four berths complete coupe AC first class. Its cost is huge. If the dog is carried in the dog box, it will be charged as per baggage rates prevailing on the train. In today's time, 30 kg is charged per dog. But a fee of 60 kg had to be paid for taking dogs in AC first class coach. But pets are prohibited in AC 2 Tier, AC 3 Tier, AC Chair Car, Sleeper Class, and Second Class.
If you have a pet and love to travel with it, you may face some challenges while booking tickets for them on a train. But this may change soon as Indian Railways is working to bring you the solution. Ministry of Railways has recently prepared a proposal to start an online ticket booking facility for pet dogs and cats. This means you can avoid long queues at parcel booking counters and book tickets for your pet from the comfort of your home.Passengers can book tickets for carrying pets from the parcel booking counter. Pet lovers must purchase a second-class baggage ticket for their pets. Earlier, pet parents had to book a first-class AC ticket, cabin, or coupe and reserve the entire coupe by visiting the parcel booking counter on the platform on the day of travel. Passengers were allowed to carry their four-legged friends in second-class luggage and a box in the brake van. To solve this problem, the Railway Ministry is planning to start online ticket booking for pets. Railways have specific rules regarding the transportation of elephants, animals, and birds. Separate coaches have been arranged for him. Domestic pet cats and dogs can travel with their owners in their respective coaches.Ministry of Railways has proposed an online booking facility for pets in AC-1 trains. The ministry hopes that this will make it more convenient and comfortable for passengers to travel with pets. A report has revealed that the Railway Board has asked CRIS (Centre for Railway Information Systems) to modify the software to enable online booking of animals on the IRCTC website. Currently, passengers must book two or four berths complete coupe AC first class. Its cost is huge. If the dog is carried in the dog box, it will be charged as per baggage rates prevailing on the train. In today's time, 30 kg is charged per dog. But a fee of 60 kg had to be paid for taking dogs in AC first class coach. But pets are prohibited in AC 2 Tier, AC 3 Tier, AC Chair Car, Sleeper Class, and Second Class.
Heights of the golden past have started peeping from the plains of Bandhavgarh. In the archaeological survey started on April 1, the team found 1500 years old rock paintings and remains of modern civilization two thousand years ago in Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve of Madhya Pradesh. On which the Department of Archeology says that the finding of these remains here confirms that the area of tigers also used to be a part of the old trade route.The survey work of the Archaeological Department was going on here from April 1 to June 30 under the leadership of Shivakant Vajpayee, Superintendent Engineer of Jabalpur Circle of Archaeological Survey of India. Meanwhile, in the Tala core zone of Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, the second season survey of Jabalpur Archaeological Department includes two large cylindrical stupas, 11 caves and 4 water bodies, and a painted cave attached to them. Apart from this, 1500 years old rock paintings, and remains of modern civilization two thousand years ago have also been found.The height of one stupa is 15 and the other is 18 feet. These have been told from the 6th to the 8th century. The base and upper part of the cylindrical stupa are present in the complete form including the Harnika. It is possible that there was a statue of Lord Buddha in it. Experts say that Buddhist monks will have to come and go here. Caves must have been made for them. It is likely to emerge as an important stop in the Buddhist circuit passing through Madhya Pradesh. The special thing is that this happened for the first time when rock painting has been found in the Umaria district surrounded by forests, that too 1500 years old. At present, the Department of Archeology has taken this petting under its control, it is being told that the picture of an animal has been shown in the petting, and it will be studied soon, in which more information can be revealed. Survey officer Shivakant Vajpayee says that this petting cut has been found in the cave, which means it must have been made from stone or some sharp thing.The special thing is that in the survey of the Indian Archaeological Department last year, 26 ancient temples, 46 sculptures, 26 rock caves, two Buddhist stupas, and 19 water sources were also found in Bandhavgarh. ASI Superintendent Engineer Shivakant Bajpai said the goal of the exploration is to scientifically document the archaeological remains scattered in the Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve. With this discovery, Bandhavgarh can also emerge as the site of the Buddhist circuit. Archaeologists say that after the study the situation regarding historicity will be clear.
Heights of the golden past have started peeping from the plains of Bandhavgarh. In the archaeological survey started on April 1, the team found 1500 years old rock paintings and remains of modern civilization two thousand years ago in Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve of Madhya Pradesh. On which the Department of Archeology says that the finding of these remains here confirms that the area of tigers also used to be a part of the old trade route.The survey work of the Archaeological Department was going on here from April 1 to June 30 under the leadership of Shivakant Vajpayee, Superintendent Engineer of Jabalpur Circle of Archaeological Survey of India. Meanwhile, in the Tala core zone of Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, the second season survey of Jabalpur Archaeological Department includes two large cylindrical stupas, 11 caves and 4 water bodies, and a painted cave attached to them. Apart from this, 1500 years old rock paintings, and remains of modern civilization two thousand years ago have also been found.The height of one stupa is 15 and the other is 18 feet. These have been told from the 6th to the 8th century. The base and upper part of the cylindrical stupa are present in the complete form including the Harnika. It is possible that there was a statue of Lord Buddha in it. Experts say that Buddhist monks will have to come and go here. Caves must have been made for them. It is likely to emerge as an important stop in the Buddhist circuit passing through Madhya Pradesh. The special thing is that this happened for the first time when rock painting has been found in the Umaria district surrounded by forests, that too 1500 years old. At present, the Department of Archeology has taken this petting under its control, it is being told that the picture of an animal has been shown in the petting, and it will be studied soon, in which more information can be revealed. Survey officer Shivakant Vajpayee says that this petting cut has been found in the cave, which means it must have been made from stone or some sharp thing.The special thing is that in the survey of the Indian Archaeological Department last year, 26 ancient temples, 46 sculptures, 26 rock caves, two Buddhist stupas, and 19 water sources were also found in Bandhavgarh. ASI Superintendent Engineer Shivakant Bajpai said the goal of the exploration is to scientifically document the archaeological remains scattered in the Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve. With this discovery, Bandhavgarh can also emerge as the site of the Buddhist circuit. Archaeologists say that after the study the situation regarding historicity will be clear.
If you want to know about any city, then know the culture there and taste the local cuisine, you will get to know a lot about that city. This is the best way to identify a place in the world. Whether you're traveling abroad or trying to get to know your city more, exploring regional cuisine and flavors can enhance your experience. From street food to fine dining, every time you visit a new place there is a chance to try something new and delicious, but we often wonder where in the world can we find the best local food.For this, TasteAtlas has prepared data in which it researched the world's 100 best cities for local food through its database and pulled together restaurant ratings on Google to come up with a list. TasteAtlas combined the average ratings for the best local and regional cuisine served in a particular city, the average rating for national cuisine served in that city, and the average Google rating for the best traditional restaurants in that city. TasteAtlas is a website that features restaurants from around the world on its pages and tells everyone what kind of food you can get to eat at a place. This is a great place to learn about traditional food from around the world. Based on the current TasteAtlas data, local food in Italy Florence has been declared as the best city in the world to taste local food. TasteAtlas reported that Italian locals love their local food Bistecca Alla Fiorentina, Ribollita, Lampredotto and Tripa Alla Fiorentina, and Pappardelle Al Singhiale. But the main big news is that the two Indian cities namely Delhi and Mumbai have been chosen among the world’s best cities to try local food. Delhi is at 16th and Mumbai at 34th position respectively. Delhi's traditional food is characterized by its aromatic spices, rich flavors, and varied culinary influences, while Mumbai has mouth-watering street food and traditional Indian eateries. It states that some of the must-try local foods in Delhi include Chole Bhature, Butter Chicken, Aloo Tikki, Nihari, and Pakora. Whereas in Mumbai, Vada Pav, Pav Bhaji, Bhelpuri, Ragda Pattis, and Bombay Sandwich are the most delicious dishes.The TasteAtlas list tells that Delhi and Mumbai are two major metro cities and lively cities of India, which are very well-known for their assorted and delightful local food. Delhi City is divided into different areas like Chandni Chowk, Karol Bagh, Lajpat Nagar, etc. You will find street food stalls and reputed restaurants that serve some of the best cuisines. Dahi Bhalla, Momos, Chole Bhature, Paratha, Golgappa, Kebab, Aloo Tikki, Kathi Roll and Ram Laddu. On the other hand, Mumbai is a great place to visit as well as famous for its scrumptious food. Mumbai is famous for its beaches and the delicious pav bhaji served there! The city never sleeps, so you might be served kebabs at Bademia in South Bombay. Or you can enjoy the famous Vada Pav, Misal, Pav Bhaji, and Bhelpuri served at various stalls. And let's not forget the authentic Maharashtrian food served at heritage restaurants in the city! Trendy cafe culture is also present in both cities. So, whether you are a foodie or looking to try something new, the local food of Delhi and Mumbai will surely satisfy your taste buds.
If you want to know about any city, then know the culture there and taste the local cuisine, you will get to know a lot about that city. This is the best way to identify a place in the world. Whether you're traveling abroad or trying to get to know your city more, exploring regional cuisine and flavors can enhance your experience. From street food to fine dining, every time you visit a new place there is a chance to try something new and delicious, but we often wonder where in the world can we find the best local food.For this, TasteAtlas has prepared data in which it researched the world's 100 best cities for local food through its database and pulled together restaurant ratings on Google to come up with a list. TasteAtlas combined the average ratings for the best local and regional cuisine served in a particular city, the average rating for national cuisine served in that city, and the average Google rating for the best traditional restaurants in that city. TasteAtlas is a website that features restaurants from around the world on its pages and tells everyone what kind of food you can get to eat at a place. This is a great place to learn about traditional food from around the world. Based on the current TasteAtlas data, local food in Italy Florence has been declared as the best city in the world to taste local food. TasteAtlas reported that Italian locals love their local food Bistecca Alla Fiorentina, Ribollita, Lampredotto and Tripa Alla Fiorentina, and Pappardelle Al Singhiale. But the main big news is that the two Indian cities namely Delhi and Mumbai have been chosen among the world’s best cities to try local food. Delhi is at 16th and Mumbai at 34th position respectively. Delhi's traditional food is characterized by its aromatic spices, rich flavors, and varied culinary influences, while Mumbai has mouth-watering street food and traditional Indian eateries. It states that some of the must-try local foods in Delhi include Chole Bhature, Butter Chicken, Aloo Tikki, Nihari, and Pakora. Whereas in Mumbai, Vada Pav, Pav Bhaji, Bhelpuri, Ragda Pattis, and Bombay Sandwich are the most delicious dishes.The TasteAtlas list tells that Delhi and Mumbai are two major metro cities and lively cities of India, which are very well-known for their assorted and delightful local food. Delhi City is divided into different areas like Chandni Chowk, Karol Bagh, Lajpat Nagar, etc. You will find street food stalls and reputed restaurants that serve some of the best cuisines. Dahi Bhalla, Momos, Chole Bhature, Paratha, Golgappa, Kebab, Aloo Tikki, Kathi Roll and Ram Laddu. On the other hand, Mumbai is a great place to visit as well as famous for its scrumptious food. Mumbai is famous for its beaches and the delicious pav bhaji served there! The city never sleeps, so you might be served kebabs at Bademia in South Bombay. Or you can enjoy the famous Vada Pav, Misal, Pav Bhaji, and Bhelpuri served at various stalls. And let's not forget the authentic Maharashtrian food served at heritage restaurants in the city! Trendy cafe culture is also present in both cities. So, whether you are a foodie or looking to try something new, the local food of Delhi and Mumbai will surely satisfy your taste buds.
There are many beaches around the world that display bioluminescence (soft light), an amazing natural phenomenon that causes the water to glow at night. This is due to the presence of tiny marine organisms called dinoflagellates that emit light when excited. Scientists believe that this blue light is related to changes in the marine ecosystem. The blue light is called bioluminescent (light produced from the chemical energy of the algae). They say that this blue light is caused by algae called bioluminescent phytoplankton. When waves hit the shore, they convert chemical energy into electrical energy. During this process, it appears on the surface in blue color. It is also called sea sparkle or sea sparkle in simple words. The scientific name of the algae that produces the bioluminescent is Noctiluca scintillans. It belongs to the Phytoplankton species. Here are eight beaches from around the world known for their bioluminescent viewing:
There are many beaches around the world that display bioluminescence (soft light), an amazing natural phenomenon that causes the water to glow at night. This is due to the presence of tiny marine organisms called dinoflagellates that emit light when excited. Scientists believe that this blue light is related to changes in the marine ecosystem. The blue light is called bioluminescent (light produced from the chemical energy of the algae). They say that this blue light is caused by algae called bioluminescent phytoplankton. When waves hit the shore, they convert chemical energy into electrical energy. During this process, it appears on the surface in blue color. It is also called sea sparkle or sea sparkle in simple words. The scientific name of the algae that produces the bioluminescent is Noctiluca scintillans. It belongs to the Phytoplankton species. Here are eight beaches from around the world known for their bioluminescent viewing:
Whenever it comes to weight loss, the question that definitely arises is How to give up sugar? Sweets are especially prevalent in our Indian diet and we love sweets from our tea, coffee to lassi. In such a situation, it is very difficult to give up sweets. But sugar is not only responsible for our obesity, it is also the cause of serious diseases like type 2 diabetes. According to research in the Journal of Internal Medicine, eating regular sugar increases the risk of diabetes by 21%.The World Health Organization (WHO) on Tuesday (16th May) issued a warning about artificial sweeteners (non-sugar sweeteners) used to control body weight or reduce the risk of non-communicable diseases. There is no long-term benefit in reducing fat with artificial sweeteners ' Actually, there is a belief among people that artificial sweeteners help in reducing obesity and weight loss. In this regard, the World Health Organization has issued guidelines saying that it is recommending on the basis that 'the conclusion of a systematic review of the available evidence suggests that the use of NSS is beneficial in reducing body fat in adults or children'. There is no long-term benefit in reducing.The use of artificial sweeteners is dangerous - WHO World Health Organization says that further review has resulted that the use of alternatives such as artificial sweeteners actually has undesirable effects. As in adults, type 2 diabetes increases the risk of heart disease and death. "Replacing sugars with NSS does not seem to help with long-term weight control," Francesco Branca, director for nutrition and food safety at the World Health Organization, said in a statement issued by the organization. 'Sweeteners should be reduced' He said that 'people should consider other ways to reduce the use of sugar, such as the use of food that contains natural sugars such as fruit, so that the intake of sugar can be reduced Is. NSS are not essential food and also have no nutritional value. People should reduce the use of sweets, right from the beginning of life, so that they can improve their health.This warning has been issued against all artificial and naturally derived or modified non-nutritive sweeteners that are not classified as sugar. but which are found in many foods and beverages. The WHO statement further said, 'This recommendation does not apply to personal care and hygiene products containing NSS, such as toothpaste, skin creams, and medicines, or to low-calorie sugar and sugar alcohols (polyols) that contain sugar or sugar. There are derivatives, which contain calories and hence they are not included in NSS. The shocking report by WHO, every sixth person in the world suffers from infertility disease. According to the World Health Organization, the issue of excessive use of artificial sweeteners is linked to obesity and affects 40 percent of the adult population and millions of children in the world. On top of that, it is at risk of NCDs, which are a major cause of death in the world. To save yourself from obesity and type 2 diabetes and other diseases, replace your table sugar or white sugar with these natural sweeteners from today.
Whenever it comes to weight loss, the question that definitely arises is How to give up sugar? Sweets are especially prevalent in our Indian diet and we love sweets from our tea, coffee to lassi. In such a situation, it is very difficult to give up sweets. But sugar is not only responsible for our obesity, it is also the cause of serious diseases like type 2 diabetes. According to research in the Journal of Internal Medicine, eating regular sugar increases the risk of diabetes by 21%.The World Health Organization (WHO) on Tuesday (16th May) issued a warning about artificial sweeteners (non-sugar sweeteners) used to control body weight or reduce the risk of non-communicable diseases. There is no long-term benefit in reducing fat with artificial sweeteners ' Actually, there is a belief among people that artificial sweeteners help in reducing obesity and weight loss. In this regard, the World Health Organization has issued guidelines saying that it is recommending on the basis that 'the conclusion of a systematic review of the available evidence suggests that the use of NSS is beneficial in reducing body fat in adults or children'. There is no long-term benefit in reducing.The use of artificial sweeteners is dangerous - WHO World Health Organization says that further review has resulted that the use of alternatives such as artificial sweeteners actually has undesirable effects. As in adults, type 2 diabetes increases the risk of heart disease and death. "Replacing sugars with NSS does not seem to help with long-term weight control," Francesco Branca, director for nutrition and food safety at the World Health Organization, said in a statement issued by the organization. 'Sweeteners should be reduced' He said that 'people should consider other ways to reduce the use of sugar, such as the use of food that contains natural sugars such as fruit, so that the intake of sugar can be reduced Is. NSS are not essential food and also have no nutritional value. People should reduce the use of sweets, right from the beginning of life, so that they can improve their health.This warning has been issued against all artificial and naturally derived or modified non-nutritive sweeteners that are not classified as sugar. but which are found in many foods and beverages. The WHO statement further said, 'This recommendation does not apply to personal care and hygiene products containing NSS, such as toothpaste, skin creams, and medicines, or to low-calorie sugar and sugar alcohols (polyols) that contain sugar or sugar. There are derivatives, which contain calories and hence they are not included in NSS. The shocking report by WHO, every sixth person in the world suffers from infertility disease. According to the World Health Organization, the issue of excessive use of artificial sweeteners is linked to obesity and affects 40 percent of the adult population and millions of children in the world. On top of that, it is at risk of NCDs, which are a major cause of death in the world. To save yourself from obesity and type 2 diabetes and other diseases, replace your table sugar or white sugar with these natural sweeteners from today.
There is good news for the people living in the country's capital Delhi and for the visitors coming here. Now the public will be able to visit the Rashtrapati Bhavan six days a week. According to the order issued, Rashtrapati Bhavan will be open to the public from June 1, 2023, for six days a week from Tuesday to Sunday in seven-time slots between 9:30 am and 4:00 pm. However, if there is a government holiday on any day of the week, the Rashtrapati Bhavan will remain closed. The Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum Complex will also be open for visitors from Tuesday to Sunday (except government holidays). On the other hand, visitors to Rashtrapati Bhavan can watch the Change of Guard ceremony every Saturday from 8:00 am to 9:00 am in the forecourt of Rashtrapati Bhavan. However, if Saturday is a government holiday, it will also remain closed to the general public. Only a maximum of 30 people can go in each slot so, it is better to book tickets by checking the slots online before leaving. You can book your tickets from the official website of Rashtrapati Bhavan: http://rashtrapatisachivalaya.gov.in/rbtour/ .
There is good news for the people living in the country's capital Delhi and for the visitors coming here. Now the public will be able to visit the Rashtrapati Bhavan six days a week. According to the order issued, Rashtrapati Bhavan will be open to the public from June 1, 2023, for six days a week from Tuesday to Sunday in seven-time slots between 9:30 am and 4:00 pm. However, if there is a government holiday on any day of the week, the Rashtrapati Bhavan will remain closed. The Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum Complex will also be open for visitors from Tuesday to Sunday (except government holidays). On the other hand, visitors to Rashtrapati Bhavan can watch the Change of Guard ceremony every Saturday from 8:00 am to 9:00 am in the forecourt of Rashtrapati Bhavan. However, if Saturday is a government holiday, it will also remain closed to the general public. Only a maximum of 30 people can go in each slot so, it is better to book tickets by checking the slots online before leaving. You can book your tickets from the official website of Rashtrapati Bhavan: http://rashtrapatisachivalaya.gov.in/rbtour/ .
All kinds of nutrients are needed for the development of the body and to avoid diseases. Each nutrient has its own distinct specialty and importance. Therefore, doctors often recommend a balanced diet to stay fit. Protein is also an important part of a balanced diet. Protein is related to the health of hair and every part of the body in one way or the other. It can help energize the body as well as provide amazing health benefits. It is well known that meat and eggs contain high amounts of protein and over the centuries it has become a common belief that protein is found in lesser amounts in vegetarian diets. However, this is a myth, as even a vegetarian diet can be rich in protein. Many vegetarians have turned to protein powder as their source of nutrients, but not everyone needs to. Therefore, in this article, we will give information about the protein-rich foods which you must include in your daily diet.
All kinds of nutrients are needed for the development of the body and to avoid diseases. Each nutrient has its own distinct specialty and importance. Therefore, doctors often recommend a balanced diet to stay fit. Protein is also an important part of a balanced diet. Protein is related to the health of hair and every part of the body in one way or the other. It can help energize the body as well as provide amazing health benefits. It is well known that meat and eggs contain high amounts of protein and over the centuries it has become a common belief that protein is found in lesser amounts in vegetarian diets. However, this is a myth, as even a vegetarian diet can be rich in protein. Many vegetarians have turned to protein powder as their source of nutrients, but not everyone needs to. Therefore, in this article, we will give information about the protein-rich foods which you must include in your daily diet.
Women, men, and children are often seen walking together in the parks in the morning or evening. But before entering any park in Delhi, do check once whether men are allowed in that park. Because now 'Pink Parks' are being built in Delhi keeping in mind the safety of women. According to the statement, the plan envisages the development of 17 parks in the Central Zone, 10 parks each in the South Zone and Karol Bagh Zone, 5 parks in the City SP Zone, 22 parks in Shahdara North Zone, 13 parks in Shahdara South Zone, 6 parks in Narela Zone, 28 parks in Rohini Zone, 6 parks in the West Zone, 17 parks in Najafgarh Zone, 18 parks in Keshav Puram Zone, and 5 parks in the Civil Zone.Yes, there are about 15,000 parks in Delhi under MCD, out of which some parks will be selected and converted into pink parks in which men will not be allowed to enter. Women will be able to roam in these parks with their children. Special arrangements will also be made for children in the parks. Questions have often been raised regarding the safety of women in Delhi. In such a situation, keeping women in mind, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has decided to make some parks where only women and children can roam. Men will not be allowed to enter these parks. The park will be designed keeping in mind the convenience of women. Special care will also be taken to ensure that the accompanying children do not get bored. According to media reports, children up to 10 years of age will be allowed to visit these parks.Pink Park will be designed keeping women and children in mind. According to media reports, these parks will be decorated with pink color. Graffiti on the walls of the park, gym facility, toilets, and CCTV cameras will also be installed to ensure the safety of women. The park will be decorated in such a way that the women and children coming here do not feel bored at all. Gym equipment in the park will also be decorated with pink color. Comfortable seats will be made keeping women and children in mind so that women can sit there and laugh and joke and get rid of their whole day's tiredness. There will also be walking tracks and swings for children in Pink Park. The pilot project has started According to media reports, MCD has made Mata Sundari Park a 'Pink Park' under the pilot project. Here women are seen roaming, playing, and relaxing with their children up to 10 years of age. There are about 15,000 parks under MCD, out of which there are plans to convert some parks into 'Pink Parks'. However, this is not the first time that a park is being designed exclusively for women. Years ago, Zenana Park and Parda Park existed in Delhi, where only women could enter. According to the reports, the concept of developing special spaces for women in the city, such as parks, dates back to the 19th century. Parda Bagh, located on Netaji Subhash Marg in the Daryaganj area, was the city's first zenana (for women) park. The entrance to Parda Bagh was guarded by two tall strong Pathan women and children above the age of nine were not allowed to enter it. It was an open space where women could walk freely and move around without worrying about other people. The park was also used by women active in the freedom struggle to hold meetings. In 2019, the Shahjahanabad Redevelopment Corporation (SRDC) decided to revive Zanana Park as a part of the Jama Masjid Complex redevelopment plan, but the project was never implemented. It is expected that now with this scheme women will be able to get a special space for them.
Women, men, and children are often seen walking together in the parks in the morning or evening. But before entering any park in Delhi, do check once whether men are allowed in that park. Because now 'Pink Parks' are being built in Delhi keeping in mind the safety of women. According to the statement, the plan envisages the development of 17 parks in the Central Zone, 10 parks each in the South Zone and Karol Bagh Zone, 5 parks in the City SP Zone, 22 parks in Shahdara North Zone, 13 parks in Shahdara South Zone, 6 parks in Narela Zone, 28 parks in Rohini Zone, 6 parks in the West Zone, 17 parks in Najafgarh Zone, 18 parks in Keshav Puram Zone, and 5 parks in the Civil Zone.Yes, there are about 15,000 parks in Delhi under MCD, out of which some parks will be selected and converted into pink parks in which men will not be allowed to enter. Women will be able to roam in these parks with their children. Special arrangements will also be made for children in the parks. Questions have often been raised regarding the safety of women in Delhi. In such a situation, keeping women in mind, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has decided to make some parks where only women and children can roam. Men will not be allowed to enter these parks. The park will be designed keeping in mind the convenience of women. Special care will also be taken to ensure that the accompanying children do not get bored. According to media reports, children up to 10 years of age will be allowed to visit these parks.Pink Park will be designed keeping women and children in mind. According to media reports, these parks will be decorated with pink color. Graffiti on the walls of the park, gym facility, toilets, and CCTV cameras will also be installed to ensure the safety of women. The park will be decorated in such a way that the women and children coming here do not feel bored at all. Gym equipment in the park will also be decorated with pink color. Comfortable seats will be made keeping women and children in mind so that women can sit there and laugh and joke and get rid of their whole day's tiredness. There will also be walking tracks and swings for children in Pink Park. The pilot project has started According to media reports, MCD has made Mata Sundari Park a 'Pink Park' under the pilot project. Here women are seen roaming, playing, and relaxing with their children up to 10 years of age. There are about 15,000 parks under MCD, out of which there are plans to convert some parks into 'Pink Parks'. However, this is not the first time that a park is being designed exclusively for women. Years ago, Zenana Park and Parda Park existed in Delhi, where only women could enter. According to the reports, the concept of developing special spaces for women in the city, such as parks, dates back to the 19th century. Parda Bagh, located on Netaji Subhash Marg in the Daryaganj area, was the city's first zenana (for women) park. The entrance to Parda Bagh was guarded by two tall strong Pathan women and children above the age of nine were not allowed to enter it. It was an open space where women could walk freely and move around without worrying about other people. The park was also used by women active in the freedom struggle to hold meetings. In 2019, the Shahjahanabad Redevelopment Corporation (SRDC) decided to revive Zanana Park as a part of the Jama Masjid Complex redevelopment plan, but the project was never implemented. It is expected that now with this scheme women will be able to get a special space for them.
Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has decided to make some parks where only women and children can roam.
Protein is an important part of a balanced diet so, let's have a look on the six protein rich foods.
Rashtrapati Bhavan is all set to open for public viewing six days a week from June 01. So, let us give you a quick tour of the magnificent Presidential House.
Everyone knows that the consumption of sugar is harmful to health. Recently, The World Health Organization also issued a warning about artificial sweeteners therefore, we have brought some healthy alternatives of Sugar which will make your life healthy and simple.
The Kedarnath temple is one of the Chhota Char Dhams of the Hindu pilgrimage. A temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas.
Spain and Slovakia have announced gratis visas for Indian travellers who had applied for a visa before the travel ban to curb the spread of coronavirus pandemic.
Here are some exotic birds that are unfortunately nearing extinction. So sit down as I share with you a list of some rare birds and where to find them.
the water of river Ganga becomes pure enough for drinking in Rishikesh and Haridwar as human activities come to a halt during lockdown
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