Continued from: Places to Visit in Kolkata – Part 1 Kolkata, the city of joy, is a place of culture, tradition, art and also unlimited fun. If you want to feel the soul of the city then you need to go to the historical places of it. The city is a place for great enjoyment too if you enjoy a great night life. Nicco Park Image Credits: Biswarup Ganguly TheNiccoParkis an amusement park in Kolkata which is one of the best[...]
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Continued from: Places to visit in Bangalore Part 1 TheBangaloreis a city which is keeping the balance of modern lives and the great historical culture. The city has developed into a dream world for the IT industry but it has also preserved the art and culture of the city very well. You can surely enjoy the great tourist attractions here. Attara Kacheri (Karnataka High Court) and Surroundings Image Credits: Muhammad Mahdi Karim The Attara Kacheri or high court ofBangaloreis one[...]
Continued From: Places to visit in Chennai Part 1 The Chennai is known to be a hot place not only because of its temperature but also the great places to visit. There are a range of great tourist attractions in Chennai that you will undoubtedly feel great to visit any time of the year. Crocodile Bank Image Credits: Adam63 The Crocodile Bank is a crocodile research and breeding center, located 40 km from Madras. The Crocodile Bank is open for tourist[...]
Continued from: Places To Visit in Mumbai Part 1 Mumbai is not just a city where dreams come true but this great city of India is a place with beautiful tourist attraction. From beaches to heritage buildings, Mumbai has everything to satisfy your tourist soul. The tourist destinations of Mumbai are really unique and promise pleasure of eyes. Bollywood Image Credits: Peripitus The Bollywood is the film city of Mumbai and it’s located in Goregaon. The Bollywood is the place[...]
Continued From: Places to visit in Delhi Part 1 The Delhi is not only the capital of Indiabut it is one of the most attractive and spiritual places of the country too. Both the new and old Delhi has own charms and places where you can visit and be a part of the history. Jama Masjid Image Credits: Dennis Jarvis The Jama Masjid is located near the Red Fort in old Delhi. The Jama Masjid is one of the most[...]
The wondrous natural life of the Periyar National Park Kerala is one of the beautiful southern states of India. It is a beautiful destination with its myriad backwaters, waterfalls and bounty of plant and animal life. It is a favorite destination of tourists from all over India and the world. The Periyar National Park is extended within two Kerala districts namely Pathanamthitta and Idukki. This national park boasts of a wide range of flora and fauna which are not even[...]
Popularly known as Bara Imambara located at Lucknow, the state capital of Uttar Pradesh, India it was built in the year 1784 by the erstwhile Lucknow Nawab Asaf- ud –Daula. This historical monument is an epitome of Muslim architecture in Northern India. In deference to the late Nawab, the Lucknow Imambara is also known as the Asafi Imambara. It is still one of the grandest of the structure located in the historical city of Lucknow. As the name ‘Bara’ signifies,[...]
The beautiful city of Hyderabad was named after the beloved Bhagyamati who was known as Hyder Mahal after her marriage to Quli Qutub Shah. With over 400 years of history, the city is dotted with sights and sounds that manage to trance its explorers into the years of its former glory. Although the official language of the city is Telugu, one can easily get away with Urdu and Hindi, and as for the climate, Hyderabad is pleasant all year round[...]
Red Fort, Symbol of Indian Independence Bright Red and Imposing Structure that stand intact till date, Old Delhi Red Fort is situated in the capital city of Delhi, India. it is also known as Lal Quila and is one of the most magnificent monument during the Mughal era. It was built by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in 1639 AD on the banks of Yamuna River. In 2007, Red Fort has been recognized as the World Heritage Site by UNESCO.[...]
The Great Indian Forts (Durgs), Pride of the land and flag bearers of our Military Might Indian is a country which has been ruled by a number of rulers and dynasties. The glorious legacies of those rulers marked some of the magnificent creations in this land, of which forts emerged out to be the cultural heritages of India. The forts of India reflect its rich cultural past and historical significance behind them. Some of the major Indian forts and palaces[...]
