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East Himalaya Paradise is perched majestically at a height of about 11,000 feet’s.
Amidst towering snow capped peaks.
Town is now studded with all modern amenities.
Firstly emerging as a dream destination for nature lovers and sightseers.
It has always been a Buddhist pilgrim site and is a life time destination for the Buddhist living India.
MODE OF COMMUNICATION:
Airport: Tezpur Airport (TEZ), 365 kms distance from Tawang.
Rail: Rangapara Railway Station 375 kms from Tawang.
Road: Well connected by road and 180 kms from Bomdila.
Tawang Monastery:
Gelugpa (Ye

Small sea side town was an important ancient port.
Now world renowned for the majestic Sun Temple – a World Heritage Site of UNESCO.
A charming beach.

MODE OF COMMUNICATION:
Airport : Biju Patnaik International Airport (BBI), 65 kms distance from Konark.
Rail : Puri Railway Station, 35 kms distance from Konark.
Road : Well connected with road.

Magnificent shrine built by Ganga King Narisimha Deve in 1278.
Shape of a colossal chariot, carrying the sun god, Surya, across the heavens.
One of the most stunning monuments of religious architect

Famous home of Royal Bengal Tiger, sprawling over an area of 1,330.10 sq. kms.
Became a part of ‘Project Tiger’, launched in 1972.
Recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997.
A rich variety of animals, like wild boar, fishing cats, otters, civets, rhesus, monkeys and spotted deer.
Brackish waters are full of aquatic and reptile life forms that include olive ridley sea turtle, hard-shelled batgur terrapin, pythons, king cobra, chequered killback, monitor lizards and salvatorlizards.
Variety of birds like, heron, egret, cormorant, fishing eagle, white b

Scenic Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu & Kashmir state sprawls elegantly on both sides of the river Jhelum.
According to Kalahana, the author of ‘Rajtarangini’, this city of lakes and gardens was originally named as Srinagari and was founded by emperor Ashoka (3rd century B.C.).
Present town was established by Pravarasena II and finds mention in the travelogues of Hiuen Tsang.

Persian influence over city’s art and culture was introduced by the Afghan Badshah, Zain-ul-Abidin (1420-70).
Most of the city formal beauty and its fine mosques are a result of the patronage pr

The ‘Spiritual Capital of Punjab’ is one of the most important Sikh pilgrim centres in the country.
It was founded in 1577, by Guru Ram Das and was later named as Amritsar, after the sacred pond – Amrit Sarovar or the ‘Pool of Nectar’.

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Airport: Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee International Airport (ATQ), Amritsar, 12 kms away from Amritsar city centre.
Rail: Amritsar Railway Station, Amritsar, 2 kms away from Amritsar city centre.
Road: Well connected by road.


Magnificent temple complex set in the ‘heart’ of Amritsar is the holiest shrine of the

A predominantly wooded district is home to various colourful tribes.
Rich cultural heritage is very well reflected in its numerous fairs and festivals as well as the folk songs, dances and dramas.
The headquarters of Bastar district is located on the banks of Indrawati River.
A perfect base for exploring this part of the State.
Important for cultural and handicraft centre.

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Airport: Swami Vivekananda Airport, Raipur (RPR), 299 kms away from Jagdalpur and Vishakhapatnam Airport, Vishakhapatnam (VTZ), 300 kms away from Jagdalpur.
Rail: Jagdal

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Capital city is also the main business and industrial centre of Chhattisgarh.
Ancient capital of Kalchuri dynasty played an important role in India’s struggle for freedom.
Raipur is also a fine base to visit the tourist centres of the region.

MODE OF COMMUNICATION:
Airport: Swami Vivekananda Airport, Raipur (RPR), 15 kms away from Raipur city.
Rail: Raipur Railway Station, Raipur,

The ‘Cultural Capital of India’ is the fourth largest metropolis in the country.
Present town was founded in 1639, by Sir Francis Day, who arrived with east India Company.
The British East India Company established a fort and a trading post at the small fishing village of Chennai.
Today, it has emerged as a major industrial and educational centre.

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Airport: Chennai International Airport, Chennai (MAA), 15 kms away from Chennai city centre.
Rail: Chennai Central Railway Station, Chennai, 5 kms away from Chennai city centre. Chennai Egmore R

Winter capital of the State sprawls on the banks of river Tawi with Trikuta mountain range in the backdrop.
Antiquity if this city of ancient temples and magnificent palace is shrouded in myths and legends.
Raja Jambu Lochan, a Rajput king of later Vedic period founded his capital here and named it as Jambupura.

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Airport: Satwari Airport, Jammu (IXJ), 6 kms away from Jammu city centre.
Rail: Jammu Tawi Railway Station, Jammu, 5 kms away from Jammu city centre.
Road: Well connected with NH 1A.

Magnificent temple complex set in the h

One of the most important pilgrim centres of Maharashtra is set on the banks of the sacred Godavari River. It is believed that Lord Rama stayed here for some time during his 14 years exile.
The temple town has over 2000 small and big temples and bathing ghats lining the banks of the river.
Nashik is the venue of the holy Kumbh Mela, which is held once in every 12 years.
The city also famous educational and industrial centre.

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Airport: Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, Mumbai (BOM), 185 kms away from Nashik city.
Rail: Nashik Railway Station, N

Sacred temple complex set amidst lush lawns marks the site where Buddha attained enlightenment or spiritual illumination.
Original temple at this site was built by emperor Ashoka in 3rd century B.C.
It was rebuilt during the 7th century A.D., by the Pala kings of Bengal.
Shrine was rediscovered in 1833, by eminent archaeologists and is now World Heritage Site of UNESCO.
Present structure is a blend of architectural styles of different periods and cultures, but the style of the Guptas and later stages is clearly evident.
Exquisitely carved 54 metres high pyramidal spi

Busy commercial town is experiencing an economic boom due to its proximity with some large iron-ore mines of the State.
Around Ponda are a number of important Hindu shrines set amidst lush landscape full swaying palms, numerous spice plantations and the wildlife sanctuaries of East Goa.
Portuguese could not occupy Ponda for nearly two and a half centuries, after their arrival in Goa.
It became a haven of the Hindus, who escaped the Inquisition in the old Conquests (Velhas Conquistas) and crossed the river to settle down here.
Came under the Portuguese in 1791, by then had

The Nataraj Temple Chidambaram is also referred as Thillai Nataraj Temple. This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is in the southern state of Tamilnadu in India. The temple has a deep mythical connection. When the name of the town was Thillai, a Shiva shrine used to be there in the temple. Chidambaram is the name of the city where the temple is now situated literally meaning “clothed in thought” or “atmosphere of wisdom”.

The architecture of the temple represents the link between arts and spirituality. The temple was constructed during the 10th Century when Chidambaram used to be the c

Official Website of Dept. of Tourism, West Bengal, tourist places near paschim banga,experience bengal,wb,tourWest Bengal offers unique diversities to the worldwide tourists with mighty Himalayas to the Gangetic green planes, from serene beaches to mangrove estuaries.
"Banglar mati, Banglar jol"....West Bengal is one of the most culturally and ethnically diverse states of India. The people of West Bengal inherit their identity and aspiration from the larger Indian mosaic. One can still recapture the colonial era in its relics which survived the state's progressive development.

The land of

Delightful Darjeeling, the ‘Queen of Himalayas.
2,134 meters altitude.
Tibetan word ‘dorje ling’ or ‘Place of the Thunderbolt’.
Endowed with exceptional scenic beauty.
Magnificent view of the grandeur and beauty of the mighty Himalayas.
Beautiful town is indeed a paradise for holiday and adventure seekers as well as botanists, ornithologists, photographers and artists.
Darjeeling is also synonymous with the most exquisite tea of the world.

ACCESSIBILITY:

Airport : Bagdogra Domestic Airport (IXB), 90 kms distance from Darjeeling.
Rail : New

Abdul Fateh Khan Tegh Jung is credited as the founder of the Paigah nobility. He founded the nobility when he served for the second Nizam, Salabat Jang. Sahams-ul-Mulk, Shams-ul-Doula, and Shams-ul-Umara, were the hereditary titles conferred to him by the Nizam. It means “the sun among the masses and nobles”. The Paigahs were given the responsibility to take care of the security and defense of the state. The Paigahs were very close to the Nizams.

The Paigahs, who were the great patrons of tarts have extended their unmatched grace and elegance even to their exquisite tombs. The Paigah Tombs

Ahmedabad is the largest city in the State of Gujarat and the Seventh- largest urban agglomeration in India, with a population of almost 74 lakhs (7.4 Million). City is Located on the banks of the River Sabarmati. The city is the administrative centre of Ahmedabad district, and was the capital of Gujarat from 1960 to 1970; the capital was shifted to Gandhinagar thereafter. The city was at the forefront of the Indian independence movement in the first half of 20th century. It was the epicentre of many campaigns of civil disobedience to promote workers’ right, civil rights and political indepen

The ancient capital city has been a cradle of great dynasties and a living heritage of heroism.
Its antiquity dates back to 8th century, when Suraj Sen, a chieftain, founded the city and named it after Gwalipa, a legendary saint who cured him of a deadly disease.
Gwalior, the city of palaces, temples and monuments witnessed the rule of great Rajput clans like Pratiharas Kacchwahas and Tomars.
Tradition as a royal capital continued until the formation of independent India, with the Scindia’s having their dynastic seat here.

Airport: Gwalior Airport, Gwalior (GWL), 11 kms

Bharatpur, the ‘Eastern Gateway to Rajasthan’.
Founded in 1733, by Maharaja Suraj Mal.
It was once an impregnable fortified city of the Mewat region.
According to a legend, the city is named after Bharat, the brother of Lord Rama.
The city and the fort are said to be originally founded by Rustam, a Jat of Sogariya clan.

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