Tawang a hidden gem of the Indian Himalayas, offers a captivating natural beauty, spiritual significance, rich cultural heritage and famous for Sela Pass, Bum la Pass, second-largest Buddhist monastery, Jaswant Garh War Memorial, P.T. Tso Lake, Shungatser Lake or Madhuri Lake, Nuranang Waterfall etc.
Ziro a perfect blend of natural beauty, tranquillity, and culture. Blessed with vibrant and rich cultural heritage, diverse landscapes, unpolluted and serene environment, and offers excellent trekking opportunities from easy walks to challenging hikes.
Mechuka or Menchuka is located at an altitude of 6000 meters in the West Siang District of Arunachal Pradesh. Stunning and offbeat destination known for its scenic natural beauty, rich culture, adventure, tranquillity and serene environment.
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Lord Shiva’s lake or Kedartal, a spectacular emerald lake encircled by towering snow-covered Mountain peaks. Reflecting perfect image of Thalaysagar peak and giving a panoramic view of the highest Himalayan peaks like Thalaysagar, Manda, Bhrigupanth, Meru and Jogini.
Char Dham Yatra Uttarakhand is often referred to as the “Devbhumi” i.e., ‘the land of the Gods’ because to its religious significance. The State is home to numerous temples, religious sites and circuits that devotees visit throughout the year. One of the most prominent religious tour is the Char Dham Yatra (‘Char’ means ‘Four’ and
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The Yamunotri temple is located on the backdrop of Bandarpunch mountain ranges at an altitude of 3,291 metres (10,797 ft). Dedicated to Goddess Yamuna, the daughter of Lord Surya (sun) and the sister of Yama (the god of death) is having an intricately carved black marble idol of Goddess Yamuna.
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Kedarnath is one of the most respected temple destinations of India and is a part of Char Dham pilgrimage circuit. It is one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva in India. Located at an altitude of 3,580 m on the banks of Mandakini River, which flows down from the Chorabari glacier. Temple is built of large-sized rocks on a rectangular platform; the temple houses a Shiva Lingam in an unusual pyramidal form.
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Badrinath Temple or Badrinarayan Temple is a beautiful temple, dedicated to Lord Badri, a manifestation of Lord Vishnu. It is one of the most revered pilgrimage destinations because it is included in Chardham Yatra. Singh Dwara is the main entrance and major attraction of the temple. In 8th century, famous Hindu Saint Adi Shankaracharya constructed this temple on the banks of the Alaknanda River, this sacred town lies between Nar and Narayana mountain ranges.
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Nainital is famous for the Shaktipeeth ‘Naini Devi Temple’ which is situated at the corner of eye shaped Naini lake. It is blessed with natural scenic magnificence and diverse natural resources. The district is having with numerous lakes like Nainital, Bheemtal, Sattal, Naukuchiatal, Khurpatal, Naldamyantital etc. that’s why it is nicknamed as ‘lake district of India’. Best tourist places in Nainital and nearby areas are the Naina Devi temple, Naini Lake, St John Church in Wilderness, Hanuman Garhi, Ropeway, Mall road market, Tibetan market, Nainital Zoo, Snow Viewpoint, Jim Corbett National Park, Bheemtal, Sattal, Naukuchiatal, Pangot, Kausani, Ranikhet etc.
Uttarakhand, the land of the Gods, Devbhumi is known for its religious significance, Hindu temples like Baijnath Dham, Bageshwar, Jageshwar, Patal Bhuvneshwar, National Parks like Jim Corbett National Park, Rajaji National Park, the great Himalayan Peaks, Glaciers like Gangotri, Yamunotri, Nanda Devi Range, Panchchuli Range, numerous tourist places such as Nainital, Kausani, Binsar, Chaukori, Munsyari, Chaubatia, Ranikhet, Pangot, Kedarnath, Badrinath, Mussorie, Tehri, Lansdown, Auli, Srinagar, Uttarkashi, waterfalls Birthi waterfall, Kempty falls etc.
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Uttarakhand, the land of the Gods, Devbhumi is known for its religious significance, Hindu temples, National Parks, the great Himalayan Peaks, Glaciers and numerous tourist places such as Nainital, Kausani, Baijnath Dham, Bageshwar, Jageshwar, Patal Bhuvneshwar, Binsar, Chaukori, Birthi waterfall, Munsyari, Chaubatia, Ranikhet, Pangot, Gangotri, Yamunotri, Kedarnath, Badrinath, Mussorie, Tehri, Lansdown, Auli, Srinagar, Uttarkashi, Jim Corbett National Park, Rajaji National Park etc.
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Lakshadweep or Laccadive means ‘one lakh islands’ in Malayalam and Sanskrit, is just a part of the archipelago. Known for its pristine sandy beaches, abundance of flora and fauna viz. colourful coral reefs & marine life, natural landscapes, and the absence of a swift lifestyle enhance the charm of Lakshadweep. This smallest Union Territory of
Queen of Satpura or Satpura ki Rani is the popular name of Panchmarhi, alone hill station of Madhya Pradesh, India. At 1,607m above sea level, a perfect place to mesmerize with scenic landscapes, torrential waterfalls, primeval lakes and lush green forests and National Parks etc.
India’s Most Beautiful villages: India’s most beautiful villages can be visited along with some other nearby beautiful places. Get some peace, spend some quality time leisurely or want to find some solitude then visit these beautiful villages of India. 1. Khonoma Village, Nagaland: This is first and foremost green village of India. It is referred
Hampi -a Heritage treasure Trove Hampi, having world’s largest Open air Museum, is a UNESCO world heritage site. This area is famous for its pre-historic megalithic dolmens at Badami, ancient temples at Aihole, Pattadakal, Mahakuta and Hampi itself. How to reach Hubli, Karnataka: By Air: Hubli Airport Hubli Airport (IATA: HBX) is a domestic airport
Bhutan Bhutan is the happiest and greenest country in the world. It is the world’s first carbon negative country because of its extensive forests covers which is about 70% of the land. They act as a natural carbon sink that means the Kingdom absorbs more carbon dioxide than it produces. Bhutan is a landlocked country