Warangal is also well known as Orugallu. It is located in Andhra Pradesh, India. During the historical period this place acted as capital to Kakatiya kingdom. In 1687 this place was conquered by Aurangzeb, Mughal Emperor. This place is 4^th largest city in Andhra Pradesh.

What to see at Warangal:

Thousand Pillared Temple: This is one of the major attractions of Warangal. In 1163, this was constructed by King Rudra Dev. Temple is famous for carved pillars. Lord Vishnu, Lord Shiva, Lord Surya carvings can be seen here.

Bhadrakali Temple: It was constructed in 8^th century. Goddess Kali is worshipped here. Chalukya Style of architecture can be seen here. Deity can be seen with 8 hands.

Ramappa Lake: This was used by the Kakatiya rulers for the irrigation purpose. In 13^th century, it was built by Ganapati Deva. Boating is the major attraction at this place. Near this place visitors can find Lord Shiva temple.

Warangal Fort: Fort was constructed in 13^th century. This fort was famous for 4 large stone gateways, carved pillars and carved arches. During 13^th century this fort was under the control of Rani Rudramma Devi. Inside the fort, visitors can see Swayambhudevi temple. This temple is dedicated to Mother Earth. Near this fort visitors can also see Khush Mahal which was constructed by Shittabh Khan.

Ramappa Temple: It was built in 12^th century during kakatiya period. South Indian Architectural style can be seen here. Lord Shiva is worshipped here. Idol of Lord Shiva is place in star shaped platform. Idol is 6 feet high. Before the temple one can find 9feet long statue of Nandi. Walls of this temple say the stories of Ramayana and Mahabharata. Huge crowd can be seen during Shivaratri period.

Jain Mandir: This temple is famous for architectural work and intricate carvings. Lord Mahavira is worshipped here. Other Thirthankaras idols can also be seen here.

Other attractions of Warangal: Other attractions of Warangal are Padmakshi Temple, Kakatiya Rock Garden, Rayaparthy Shiva Temple, Musical Garden, and Someswara Temple

What to see around Warangal:

Hanamkonda: It is located 5kms away from Warangal. During the Kakatiya Dynasty this village was found by Hanumaiah and Kondaiah. This village is named after Hanuman Temple. When Hanuman was returning with the Sanjeevni Mountain few stones fell at the place where present Hanuman Temple was built.

Pakhal Lake: It is located 55kms away from Warangal. During 13^th century this was built by Ganapati Deva, Kakatiya Ruler. It is surrounded by dense forest and hilly terrain. This place is home to several flora and fauna.

Sri Veeranarayana Temple: It is located in Kolanupaka Warangal district which is situated 71kms away from Warangal. Chalukya architectural style can be seen here. Lord Vishnu is worshipped here.

Other attractions near Warangal: Other attractions near Warangal are Govindarajula Gutta, Siddeshwara Temple, Pembarti Village, Ethunagaram Sanctuary, Ghanpur Group of Temples and Lakhnavaram Lake.

Getting to Warangal: Warangal is well connected with road and railways. Road way is well connected with Hyderabad, Bhopaklpatnam, Chhattisgarh etc. Rail route is well connected with Hyderabad, Chennai, Delhi, Kolkata, Vijayawada etc. Nearest airport is located at Hyderabad which is 160kms away from Warangal.

Getting around Warangal: Autos and Taxis are available to visit the surrounding places of Warangal.

Best time to visit Warangal: Best time to visit this place is throughout the year. But summer is too hot.

Where to stay at Warangal: Plenty of accommodations are available at this place. Apart from hotels, guest houses are also available to stay at this place. Best hotels are Asoka Hotel, Ratna Hotel, City grand Hotel.

Where to eat at Warangal: Several restaurants are available to have food at this place.

Anantapur is a district in Andhra Pradesh, India. It is the biggest district in Andhra Pradesh. This is the part of Rayalaseema Region. Earlier name of this place is Anantasagaram which means Endless Ocean. This name is named after a huge tank present at the centre. On the north side of the district Kurnool is located, on the eastern side Cuddapah and Chittoor districts, on the South western part it is bordered by Karnataka. Several ancient forts are located here. Major source of revenue of this district is handicrafts and silk industries. Plenty of agro based industries are also located here.

What to see in Anantapur:

Penna Ahobilam: This place is famous for Lord Narasimha Swamy Temple. Within the temple complex visitors can see Chenchu Lakshmi Devi Temple, Adi Lakshmi Devi Temple.

Bugga Ramalingeswara Swamy Temple: Lord Shiva is worshipped here in the name of Ramalingeswara Swamy. Architecture of this temple is so attractive. Underground stream of water present in the grabha griha. Earlier at this place, Sage Parasurama performed meditation. Visitors can see Shiva Puranam at the walls of the temple. Some episodes of Mahabharata and Ramayana can also be seen here.

Veerabhadra Temple: It is located in Lepakshi Village. Vijayanagara Architectural style can be seen on the temple. It was constructed in 16^th century. Lord Veerabhadra is worshipped here. Attractions of this temple are life size images of musicians and dancers, Sculptures, Granite statue of Nandi Bull.

Thimmamma Marrimanu: This place is famous for banyan tree. In 1989, it was entered into Guinness Book of World Records as biggest tree. People who come to this place will be blessed with child.

Iskon Temple: ISKON had constructed Radha Parthasarathi Temple in Somaladoddi village in Anantapur. One of the interesting things at this place is temple looks in pink colour during the day time and looks like golden shade during the night time.

Raidurga Fort: This fort is famous for Kanyakaparameswari Temple, veerabhadra Temple, Jambukeswara, Venugopala , Prasanna Venkateswara Temples.

Anantapur Clock Tower: It was built during independence period. This is the landmark of Anantapur city.

Sri Kadiri Lakshmi Narayana Temple: Lord Narasimha Swamy is worshipped here. He is one of the 10 incarnations of Lord Vishnu.

Anantasagaram: It is the oldest and largest reservoir in this district.

Ravadurg Gooty Fort: It is in the shape of the shell. This fort consists of 15 small forts. Fort is dates back to 7^th century.

Puttaparthi: It was the residence place of Sathya Sai Baba, notable spiritual teacher.

What to see around Anantapur:

Penukonda Fort: It is located 70kms away from Anantapur. This was constructed during the reign of Vira Virupanna Udaiyar. He was the son of King Bukka I of Vijayanagar. Major attractions of this fort are Vijayanagara Architecture style, Huge Idol of Hanuman, yerramanchi gate.

Srikalahasti: Srikalahasti Attractions are Srikalahasti Temple, Bhaktha Kannappa Temple, Durgambika Temple, Sri Subramanya Swamy Temple, Bharadwaja Tirtham.

Getting to Anantapur: Anantapur is well connected with road and railways. From Bangalore, Secunderabad, Mumbai, Coimbatore, etc trains come to this place. From Gurgaon, Raipur, Delhi, Vijayawada, Visakhapatnam etc buses come to this place. Nearest airport is located at Bangalore. In Puttaparthi place airport is situated. This is the domestic airport. Flights from Mumbai and Chennai come to this place.

Getting around Anantapur: Buses, Taxis, Autos, Trains are available to visit the surrounding places of Anantapur.

Best time to visit Anantapur: Best time to visit this place is between February to December.

Where to stay in Anantapur: Plenty of accommodations including luxury hotels are available at this place. Best hotels at this place are Sapthagri Hotel, Sampoorna Hotel, Swagath Hotel.

Where to eat in Anantapur: Several restaurants are available here. Both vegetarian and non vegetarian food is available here.

Kondapalli is a town in Krishna district, Andhra Pradesh, India. This is located 16kms away from Vijayawada. Ibrahimpatnam and Kondapalli together known as twin towns. It is an industrial hub of Vijayawada. Major Companies at this place are LANCO, Reliance, IOC, HPCL, GAIL, and BPCL.

What to see at Kondapalli:

Kondapalli Fort: This is major attraction of this place. Other name of this fort is Circar Mustafanagar. During 14^th century this fort was built by Prolaya Vema Reddy of kodaveedu. Several rulers occupied this fort namely Krishna devaraya of Vijayanagar, Gajapati rulers, Muslim Rulers of Qutubshahi dynasty. For this there are 3 gate ways. Main entrance gate is Dargha Darwaja. Granite was used in the construction of this fort. Major attraction of this Mahal is Tanisha Mahal.

Kondapalli Toys: This is one of the major attractions of this place. Other name of these toys is Kondapalli Bommalu. Special light softwoods were used in making of these toys. Artistic feature of these toys is famous all over the world. It is said that these toys are made by Rajasthan’s who came to this place several years ago. Popular toys are Dasavataram toys, toddy tapper, Palanquin bearers carrying the bride and bridegroom, elephants with Ambari, etc.

Flora and Fauna: Major attractions of this place are Wolves, Wild Boar, Jackals, Wild dogs, Leopards etc. It is one of the last remaining pristine forests in Krishna district.

What to see around Kondapalli:

Undavalli Caves: These caves are located in Undavalli which is 22kms away from this town. These caves belong to 4^th and 5^th century. Of all the caves, largest cave is 4 storied. At this cave single block of Granite statue of Lord Vishnu can be seen here.

Mangalagiri: It is located 28kms away from this town. This place is one of the 8 important Mahashetrams in India. Major attraction of this place is Sri Laxmi Narasimha Swamy Temple. It is the oldest Vaishnavite Temple in entire south India.

Amaravati: it is located 51kms from this town. This place is famous for Amareswara Temple. Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. At this place great Buddhist Stupa of Pre- Mauryan time. Other attraction of this place is Mahachaitya Stupa.

Vijayawada: It is located 16kms away from Kondapalli. Major attractions of this place are Kanaka Durga Temple, Bhavani Island, Prakasham barrage, Mogalarajapuram Caves, Victoria Museum, Gandhi Hill. Goddess Kanaka Durga is worshipped here. According to Hindu Mythology, King Arjun attained Pasupatha astra at this place. After attaining astra he constructed this temple. As per Veda this was Swayambhu Temple.

Getting to Kondapalli: Kondapalli is well connected with road and railways. Best way to reach this place is from Vijayawada. Plenty of buses and trains come to this place from Vijayawada. Railway station of Kondapalli is so small. All the trains do not stop at this place. Best way is to reach this place is from Vijayawada. Nearest airport is at Gannavaram, Vijayawada which is 42kms away from Kondapalli. This airport is well connected to Hyderabad and Vishakhapatnam.

Getting around Kondapalli: From Vijayawada, Plenty of buses and taxis are available to visit the surrounding places of Kondapalli.

Best time to visit Kondapalli: Best time to visit this place is between October to March. Summer at this place is too hot.

Where to stay in Kondapalli: Only budget and midrange hotels are available to stay at this place. Plenty of accommodations are available at Vijayawada. Apart from Hotels, resorts are also available to stay at Vijayawada. Best hotels at this place are Haailand Resort, Continental Park Hotel, Manorama Hotel, Ilapuram Hotel.

Where to eat in Kondapalli: Best eateries and restaurants are available at this place. But Luxury restaurants are not available here. Plenty of fancy restaurants are available to eat in Vijayawada.

Samastipur is a district in Bihar, India. It is situated on the banks of river Budhi Gandak. This place is famous for several temples.

What to see at Samastipur:

Thaneshwar Temple: This is the major attraction of Samastipur town. Lord Shiva is worshipped here. It is located at the heart of the city. In this temple complex other temples are Hanuman Mandir, Kali Mandir, Ganesh Mandir, Ram Mandir, Shiva Mandir.

Musrigharari: It is located 8kms away from Samastipur. Major attraction of this place is celebration of Muharram and Durga Puja. Thousands of people visit this place during these celebrations.

Mangalgarh: It is located 14kms away from Hasanpur Block of Samastipur. Earlier name of this place is Budhpura. This is named after Lord Buddha. At the request of King Mangaldeo, Lord Buddha preached Buddhism for some time and stayed here.

Jageshwar Asthan: This temple dates back to Mughal Period. Lord Shiva is worshipped here. It is located 15kms away from Narhan Railway station. This temple is located in Bibhutipur village. Jageshwar Devi built this temple. She was the daughter of Bhaw Mishra, the Vaidya of the Narhan Estate.

Khatushyam Mandir: It is located in Samastipur. Lord Krishna is worshipped here. Janmashtami festival celebrates so grandly.

Vidyaptinagar: This place is named after Vidyapati. He is most popular Maithili Poet. His intention is die at River Ganga. When he came to know that his death is nearby he started walking towards the river but he was unable to reach that place. So River Ganga came to him to fulfil his wish.

Mannipur Temple: Goddess Durga is worshipped here. This is situated in the village Jitwarpur which is 2kms away from district headquarters of Samastipur. Dusserha festival celebrates so grandly at this place.

Narhan Estate: Earlier it was the capital of Dronwar Kingdom. At that time several Bridges, temples, forts constructed here. It is located 28kms away from the district headquarters.

Mordiwa: It is located in Samastipur block which is 7kms away from district headquarters.

Other attractions of Samastipur: Other attractions of Samastipur are kharahia, Pitaunjia, Vidyapati Nagar, Pusa, Kali Temple – Waini, Mahamada, Basuari, Manika, Kariyan, Malinagar, Deopar, etc.

What to see around Samastipur:

Vaishali: It is one of the district of Bihar which is situated on the west side border of Samastipur district. Name of this district is derived from King Vishal of Mahabharata period. Major attractions of this place are Ashoka Pillar, Bawan Pokhar Temple, Abhiskek Pushkarn, Raja Vishal Ka Garh etc.

Muzaffarpur: It is situated on the banks of river Burhi Gandak. It is one of the gateways to Nepal. Muzaffarpur Attractions are Shri Ram Temple, Baba Garibnath Temple, Jubba Sahni Park, Khudi Ram Bose Memorial, Kali Mata Temple, Chaturbhuj Sthan Temple. This place is located son the east side of the district.

Getting to Samastipur: Samastipur is well connected with buses and railways. From Surat, Dehradun, Patna, Delhi, Ranchi, Salem, Bangalore etc buses come to this place. It is divisional headquarters of Northern Eastern Railways. It has direct rail links with Dhanbad, Jamshedpur, Patna, New Delhi, Calcutta. Nearest airport is located at Patna which is 91kms away from Samastipur. Name of this airport is Lok Nayak Jayaprakash Narayan international airport. Buses and Taxis are available from this airport to reach Samastipur.

Getting around Samastipur: Buses and taxis are available to visit the surrounding places of Samastipur.

Best time to visit Samastipur: Winter season from November to February is the best time to visit this place. Monsoons are not much comfortable to travel to this place. Summer at this place is too hot.

Where to stay in Samastipur: Plenty of accommodation options are available to stay at this place. Best hotels of this place are Hotel Sandhya, Swarg Hotel, Shivam Hotel.

Where to eat in Samastipur: Plenty of eateries and restaurants are available at Samastipur. Kalash restaurant is the best restaurants in Samastipur town.

Buxar is a city in Buxar district, Bihar, India. Name of this city is derived from the word Vyaghrasar. According to Mythology, Sage Durvasha Curse Rishi Vedshria to have a tiger face. Rishi Vedshria’s face was restored after taken the bath in the holy tank. Holy tank is named as Vyaghrasar. It is located on the banks of River Ganges. This city is well connected with Ghazipur, Ballia and Varanasi. This city is having great historical importance. In the history two great battles took place here. First battle was done between Humayun and Sher Shah Suri in 1539 and next battle was done between the British and Mir Kasim in 1764.

What to see at Buxar:

Katkauli Ka Maidan: It is major attraction of Buxar. In 1764, Battle of Buxar took place here. In the history of colonial rule of India, this site is considered as signpost. Battle broke out on 22^nd October 1764 between British East India and allied forces of Shah Alam II (Mughal Emperor), Shuja-ud-Daulah (Nawab of Awadh), and Mir Qasim (Nawab of Bengal).

Brahmeshwar Nath Temple: Other name of this temple is Baba Brahmeshwar Nath Dham. Lord Shiva is worshipped here. During the month of Shrawan, there is a special significance of paying homage to this temple.

Chausa Hoard: First known bronze hoard was discovered in the Gangetic Valley. This hoard was a set of 18 Jain bronzes. Articles dates back to Gupta and Shunga period. Dharmachakra is the major attraction of this place. Historical war of 1539 AD took place here. Articles excavated from the site are preserved in Patna Museum. Chausa Mangoes is most famous at this place.

Sita Ram Upadhyaya Museum: It was established in 1979. This museum is one of the largest repositories in Buxar. Museum consists of various historical articles, artefacts, coins and rare stone sculptures. This is named after local resident Late Sita Ram Upadhyaya. He collected contrasting range of terracotta’s. His collections displayed in a separate Gallery.

Buxar Fort: It is one of the ancient forts. In 1054 AD this fort was erected by King Rudra Deo. Several temples such as Nath Baba Temple, Gauri Shankar Temple etc can be seen near this fort.

What to see around Buxar:

Biharji Temple: It is located 15kms away from Buxar. This is one of the reversed places of this region. Jai Prakash Singh, King of Dumraon Estate constructed this temple in 1825. Lord Krishna is worshipped here.

Naulakha Mandir: It is located just 2kms away from Buxar. This is one of the nearby attractions of this place.

Getting to Buxar: Burax is well connected with road and railways. From all the major cities such as Kanpur, Bokaro, Varanasi, Hyderabad, Kolkata etc buses reach to this place. Burax railway station is major railway station to the nearby places of this city. From Jamshedpur, Ranchi, Patna, Lucknow, Delhi, Mumbai, Durgapur, etc trains come to this place. Nearest airport is Patna which is 111kms away from Buxar. Other nearest airport is at Varanasi which is 113kms away from Buxar.

Getting around Buxar: Buses are available to visit the places of Buxar. Call cabs, private vehicles, Buses and Taxis are available to visit the surrounding place of Buxar.

Best time to visit Buxar: Weather is so pleasant in the February and December. February and December are the best months to visit this place.

Where to stay at Buxar: Plenty of hotels including luxury hotels are available here to stay at this place. Apart from hotels few guest houses are also available to stay at this place. Best hotels of this place are Apsara Hotel and Vishwamitra Vihar Hotel.

Where to eat in Buxar: Plenty of restaurants are available to have food at Buxar. South Indian and Chinese food is available here.

Munger town is located in Munger district, Bihar, India. Other name of this place is Seat of Rule. This place is also mentioned in Mahabharata. It was the kingdom of King Karna. Munger Guns is having more than 200 years old history. Prominence for these guns started during the First World War period. Gupta emperors founded this town during 4^th century.

What to see at Munger:

Munger Fort: This fort was under the control of Mohammed Bin Tughlaq between 1325 to 1351. Within the fort complex there are two hills namely Rectangular Mound and karnachaura. Fort was annexed by British, Mughals, Nawabs of Bengal, Lodis, Tughlaqs, Khiljis. Inside this fort, first Yoga University in the world is situated.

Bhimbandh Wildlife Sanctuary: This sanctuary consists of hot water springs and dense forests. Major wildlife attractions of this place are Panther, Tiger, Nilgai, Chital, Wild Boar, Sambar.

Baptist Mission: This is famous for New Hindi Testaments. It was established in 1860. Baptist missionaries came to this place to translate the New Hindi Testaments and died during the course of work.

Tomb of Pir Shah Nufa: This tomb is dates back to 1177. It is situated at southern gate of Munger Fort. Every year, on 1^st January music programme conducts at this place.

Haha Punch Kumari: It is a waterfall area. This is named after 5 daughters of Hindu Raja of Kharagpur.

Bihar School of Yoga: Swami Satyananda Saraswati established this Yoga centre in 1964 inside the Munger Fort. In the world this is the first yoga university. From Australia, UK and USA students come to this place.

Karnachaura: It is natural rocky hillock. Raja Karna constructed a house at the top of the hill.

Other attractions of Munger: Other attractions of Munger town are Rectangular Mound, Palace of Shah Shuja.

What to see around Munger:

Kharagpur Lake: It is located 3kms away from Munger. Maharaja of Darbhanga built this lake. This is located very near to 5 princess waterfalls. Hot springs is other attraction of this place.

Maruk Hill: It is situated 13kms away from the town. This is named after Maharukh Tree. Maruk hill is ideal picnic spot.

Sita kund: It is located in Munger district. This kund is surrounded by Shatrugan Kund, Bharat Kund and Lakshman Kund. People believed that Sita took bath at this place after she came out of the fire.

Rishi Kund: This is hot water spring. It is located 6kms away from Sita Kund.

Rameshwar Kund: This is also hot water spring which was dug accidentally by Muslim General.

Kastaharni Ghat: People believed that Lord Rama and Goddess Sita took bath at this place while they were returning to Ayodhya.

Other attractions near Munger: Other attractions near Munger are Bhimband, Pirpahar, Sri Krishna Vatika, Chandisthana, Manpathar, Shringirishi, Malnipahar.

Getting to Munger: Only way to reach this place is through road. From Raipur, Rourkela, Bokaro, Ranchi, Patna, Bangalore, Varanasi, Lucknow etc buses come to this place. Nearest railway station is located at Patna which is 136kms away from Munger.

Getting around Munger: Buses are available to visit the places of Munger. Buses and Taxis are available to visit the surrounding places of Munger.

Best time to visit Munger: Best time to visit this place is between October to March.

Where to stay in Munger: Budget, midrange and luxury hotels are available to stay in Munger. Best hotels of this place are Sitariya Hotel, Rajhans Hotel, Raj palace hotel and Namita Hotel. Along with hotels, guest houses are available to stay at Munger.

Where to eat in Munger: Plenty of restaurants are available to eat at Munger. Best options to have food are in-house restaurants.

Bihar is 12^th largest state in India. In Bihar, Lord Buddha Founded Buddhism. Lord Buddha spent most of his life time at this place. Mahatma Gandhi Setu is one of the longest bridges in the world.

What to see at Bihar:

Patna: It is the capital of Bihar which is situated on the southern banks of Ganges. Mahatma Gandhi Setu Bridge is located here. History of Patna dates back to 493 BC. Magadha Empire ruled at this place. Major attractions of Patna are Agam kuan, Har Mandir, Padri Ki Haveli, Patna Cementry, Golgarh, Patna Museum etc.

Munger: Major attractions of this place are Bihar school of Yoga, Madras Rahmania Islamic School.

Rajgir: This place is famous for several temples and monasteries. This place is associated with Lord Buddha. Jivekarmavan Monastery was the residence of Lord Buddha. This place is well known for hot water springs and Jain temples. Other attractions of this place are Venue Vana, Jarasandha’s Akhara, Ajatshatru’s Fort, Bimbisar’s jail.

Nalanda: Nalanda Attractions are Nalanda University, The Great Stupa, Nalanda Archaeological Museum, Hieun Tsang Memorial Hall.

Sasaram: Sasaram Attractions are Sher Shah Suri’s Tomb, Maa Tara Chandi Temple, Rock Cut Caves and Ashokan inscriptions.

Bihar Sharif: It is situated on the banks of River Panchanan. Plenty of pilgrim Muslim tombs can be seen here. It was served as capital of Pala dynasty. 5^th century Muslim tombs, mosques and Gupta Pillar can be seen here. Major attractions of this place are Odantapuri, Tomb of Malik Ibrahim Vaya, Makhdum Shah Sharif ud din Mosque, Saint Mallik Ibrahim Bayu.

Muzaffarpur: Major attractions of this place are Sikandarpur Kali Temple, Baba Garib Stan, Rajeshwari Devi Temple, Ram Chandra Shahi museum etc

Bhagalpur: During 7^th century it was the biggest trading market. Major attractions of this place are production of silk fabrics, Madhusudan temple, Colganj Temple.

Gaya: It is one of the tourist’s places of Bihar. This is the sacred place to Hindus. It is believed that at this place Lord Vishnu kept his foot on demon Gayasur to kill him.

Bodhgaya: Lord Buddha got enlightenment at this place. After the enlightenment of 250 years, Emperor Ashoka came to this place and founded Mahabodhi Temple.

What to see around Bihar:

Uttar Pradesh: It is the holy land of Rishikesh, Kedarnath, Badrinath, Haridwar. Tales of Rani of Jhansi is most famous. Major attractions of this place are Taj Mahal, Agra, Allahabad, Ayodhya, Corbett, Gangotri, Lucknow, Mussorie.

Madhya Pradesh: It is the largest state in India. At these place more than 1800 monuments says the stories of musicians, poets, saints, warriors, kingdoms, Empires of centuries old. Major attractions of this place are Bandhavgarh, Amarkantak, Bhojpur, Bhopal, Dhar, Chitrakoot, Chanderi, Gwalior, Indore, Jabalpur etc.

Orissa: Major attractions of this place are Konark, Gopalapur, Cuttack, Chilka Lake, Bhubaneshwar, Berhampur, Puri.

West Bengal: Major attractions of this place are Sunderbans, Shanti Niketan, Diamond Harbour, Siliguri, Darjiling, Calcutta, Bakreshwar.

Sikkim: Major attractions of this place are Yuksom, Lachung, Gangtok.

Getting to Bihar: Bihar is well connected with road ways, railways and airways. Some of the railway stations in Bihar are Abhaipur, Bansipur, Bhagwanpur, Chhapra, Labha, Tilaya, Wena, Sarai, Ismailpur etc. Airports in Bihar are Birsa Munda, Bokaro, Daltonganj, Darbhanga, Dhanbad, Gaya, Giridih, Jamshedpur, Madhubani, Muzaffarpur, Purnea, Raxaul etc.

Getting around Bihar: Buses and Taxis are available to visit the places of Bihar. Trains, buses and Taxis are available to visit the surrounding places of Bihar.

Best time to visit Bihar: Bihar welcomes the tourists throughout the year.

Where to stay in Bihar: Plenty of accommodations are available to stay at various places of Bihar. Starting from Budget to Luxury hotels are available to stay at Bihar.

here to eat in Bihar: Plenty of restaurants are available to have food in Bihar. Major restaurants of Bihar are Bell pepper, Tan door Hut, Takshila, Siam Thai restaurants.

Pushkar is a town in Rajasthan, India. It is one of the 5 sacred dhams for Hindu devotes. Pushkar is located on the shores of Pushkar Lake. This lake has 52 ghats. Pushkar means Blue Lotus Flower. Annual fair i.e Pushkar Camel Fair is famous at this place. This fair celebrates during November. Other fairs of this place are Blue Lotus Festival, Tejaji Fair, and Nagaur Fair.

What to see at Pushkar:

Brahma Temple: Lord Brahma, Creator of the World, is worshipped here. It is one of the sacred places to the Hindus. Inside the temple visitors can see Silver Carved Turtle and Life sized four armed idol of Lord Brahma. This temple was constructed in 14^th century. Other attractions of this temple are Lord Brahma’s vehicle, image of swan, marble floors, stone slabs, red spire, and raised platform.

Pushkar Lake: It is considered as one of the most sacred lakes for Hindus. People believe that, origin of this lake is from the lotus petals of Lord Brahma. Visitors of this lake can see 52 bathing Ghats, 400 temples, 52 Palaces. It is believed that having bath in this lake will wipe off all the sins.

Savitri Temple: Temple is dedicated to Savitri, consort of Lord Brahma. Trekking is essential to reach this temple. From this place visitors can have spectacular view of Sand Dunes and Pushkar Lake.

Man Mahal: Rajasthani Architecture can be seen on this mahal. It was built by Raja Man Singh of Amber. Currently it is acting as tourist bungalow of the Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation.

Rangji Temple: Lord Rangji who is the incarnation of Lord Vishnu is worshipped here. Mughal Architecture and South Indian Architectural styles can be seen here. Images of Lord Vishnu mount and Garuda can be seen here.

Pushkar Bazaar: This is the best place for shopping lovers. Major attractions of this place are handicraft items, glass lamps, brass utensils, embroidery shoes, Curios, decorative accessories and pieces, puppets, Rajasthani Costumes etc.

Other attractions of Pushkar: Other attractions of Pushkar are Mahadeva Temple, Varaha Temple, Aptaeswar Temple, Raghunath Temple, Naga Pahar, and Pap Mochani Temple.

What to see around Pushkar:

Ajmer: It is located 15kms away from Pushkar. . Aravalli Mountains covers this city. This is the holy place for both Hindus and Muslims. Ajmer Attractions are Dargarh Sharif, Taragarh, Archaeological Museum, Ana Sagar Lake, Rani Mahal, Nasiyan Jain temple, Akbar’s Palace.

Kishangarh: Rathores rules this place. This fort consists of Phool Mahal which is now converted into hotel. Major attractions of this fort is Kishangarh Art i.e. Miniature Painting style. Rich stone house of marbles can be seen here. It is located 42km away from Pushkar.

Roopangarh: In 1648, this fort was built by King Roop Singh of Kishangarh. It is nine turreted fort. Several architectural styles can be seen here. It is located 59kms away from Pushkar.

Merta: This place is famous for Palaces and Temples. Merta is founded 400 years ago. In the desert area it is major trading post. Major attractions of this place are Meera Bai Temple, Bhanwal Mata Temple, and Aurangzeb Mosque. It is located 51kms away from Pushkar.

Getting to Pushkar: Only way to reach this place is through road way. From Delhi, Udaipur, Jodhpur etc buses come to this place. Nearest railway station is located at Ajmer. Nearest airport is located at Jaipur.

Getting around Pushkar: Walking is the best way to visit the places of Pushkar . Bikes were available to visit the surrounding places of Pushkar. Buses and Taxis are also available to visit surrounding places of Pushkar.

Best time to visit Pushkar: Best time to visit Pushkar is between October to March.

Where to stay in Pushkar: Only budget hotels are available to stay in Pushkar.

Where to eat in Pushkar: Plenty of garden restaurants are available here. Famous foods of this place are mouth watering kormas, dal – bati- churma, papad ki Sabzi. Buffet meals are popular here.

Jaipur is located Rajasthan, India. It was founded by Maharaja Sawai jai Singh II in 1727. This place is well known for great history and natural beauty. This city is also known as Pink City. Specialities of Jaipur are Kota doria sarees, Minakari work, semi precious stones, Exotic jewellery etc.

What to see in Jaipur:

City Palace: It is the major attractions of Jaipur. Major attractions of this palace are audience hall, pavilions, Palace of Welcome, Museum, Maharani Palace, Rajput Weaponry, Chandra mahal, Diwan-e-Khas, Diwan-e-Aam.

Jal Mahal: It is located in the middle of Mansarovar Lake. This is one of the biggest artificial lakes. Rajasthani and Mughal Architecture style can be seen here. Red sandstone used in the construction of this mahal.

Akshardham Temple: This temple is famous for its architecture, idols, sculptures and carvings. Lord Narayana is worshipped here.

Hawa Mahal: It is five storied structure. This mahal has more than 950 windows. Latticework is the major attraction of this mahal. Mahal was designed by Lalchand Usta.

Amber Fort: In the medieval history this fort played a major role. True lifestyle of Rajputs can be known from this place. This is the right place for Muslim and Hindu architecture.

Central Park: It is a largest park in Jaipur. Major attractions of this park are Rambagh Golf Club, Rambagh Polo Ground, Big Garden, and Stone Figures. Several varieties of birds including migratory birds can be seen here.

Jantar Mantar: This monument has been awarded as largest stone observatory in the world. Instruments are used to measure the time.

Shah Mahal: It is a famous hall of mirror which is situated inside the Amber Palace. This was constructed for meeting his special guests. Belgium glass used to construct this.

Nahargarh: For the protection of Ajmer this was constructed. It is located on the Aravalli hills.

Albert Hall Museum: Major attractions of this museum are crystal works, metal sculptures, ivory goods, pottery and natural stones, Chiselled brassware, exquisite Jewellery, rare paintings.

City Palace museum: Ancient manuscripts of Hindu Scriptures are the major attraction of this museum.

Dolls Museum: Various countries and different states of India’s dolls with traditional costumes can be seen here.

Other attractions of Jaipur: Other attractions of Jaipur are Birla Mandir, Anokhi Museum of Hand Printing, Albert Hall, Jawahar Kala Kendra, Moti Doongri, Galtaji, Mubarak Mahal, Jaipur Zoo.

What to see around Jaipur:

Jaisinghpura Khor: It is located 12kms away from Jaipur. This place is famous for Jain temple and step well.

Sanganer: This place is well known for block printing with vegetable dyes and handmade paper. It is located 16kms away from Jaipur.

Ramgarh Lake: It is located 32kms away from Jaipur. It is a beautiful artificial lake spread around 20Sq.kms.

Bagru: This village is famous for a fort and Textile Printing. It is located 35kms away from Jaipur.

Madhogarh Tunga: It is located 40kms away from Jaipur. This place is famous for Madhogarh Fort.

Jamwa Ramgarh: It is located 29kms away from jaipur. This place is famous for artificial lake. Plenty of birds including migratory birds come to this place.

Getting to Jaipur: Jaipur is well connected with road, railways and airways. From Vadodara, Ahmedabad, Udaipur, Ajmer, Shahpura, etc buses come to this place. Railways of Jaipur are well connected with all the major cities such as Kolkata, Udaipur, Indore, Gwalior etc. Both domestic and international port is situated here.

Getting around Jaipur: Autos, cycle rickshaws, taxis, buses are available to see the places of Jaipur. Buses and taxis are available to visit the surrounding place of Jaipur.

Best time to visit Jaipur: Best time to visit this place is between October to March.

Where to stay in Jaipur: Plenty of accommodations starting from Budget to 5 star hotels are available to stay at Jaipur.

Where to eat in Jaipur: Plenty of restaurants are available in Jaipur. Dal Bati Churma is popular snack item of Jaipur.

Mandore is located in Rajasthan, India. It is one of the ancient towns in Rajasthan. In 6^th century it was ruled by Gurjar Partihar dynasty. It is the birth place of several notable peoples such as Padma Sri Kailash Sankhala, Ashok Gehlot, Justice Shri Kan Singh Parihar. Major festivals of this place are Bhogishell Parikrama, Veerpuri Mela, Naag Panchami, Veerpuri Mela, Naag Panchami, Hariyali Amavasya, The Rao Festival.

What to see at Mandore:

Mandore Fort: This place has several historical monuments. Major attraction of this place is Madore Fort. This fort is famous for its architecture. Walls of this fort are very thick and substantial size. Major attraction of this fort is an ancient temple. Temple is carved with planets, animals, birds, botanical designs.

Madore Gardens: This garden consists of Charming temples and memorials. Another attraction of this place is high rock terraces. Chhatris of several rulers are placed here. Of all the Chhatris, major attraction of Chhatris is Chhatris of Maharaja Ajit Singh. It was built in 1793.

Government Museum: It is located in Mandore Garden. Plenty of artefacts can be seen here. Major attraction of this museum is The Temple of 33 crore Gods. Images of several Hindu Gods can be seen here.

What to see around Mandore:

Mehrangarh Fort: In India, this is one of the largest forts. Within the fort there are several palaces. Most famous palaces of the fort were Sheesh Mahal, Phool Mahal, Moti Mahal, Daulat Khana, Sileh Khana. Major attractions of this fort are impressive armoury, furniture, costumes, instruments, folk music, miniature paintings, royal cradles, howdas, and collection of palanquins. It is located in Jodhpur which is 6kms away from Mandore.

Jodhpur: Jodhpur is the second largest city of Rajasthan state, India. This place is famous for several temples, forts, Palaces. Jodhpur Attractions are Mehrangarh Fort, Girdikot & Sardarkot Market, Government Museum , Umaid Garden, Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jaswant Thada, Maha Mandir Temple. It is located 6kms away from the town.

Balsamand Lake & Palace: It is located 5kms away from this town. Lake is artificially made by man. It is one of the best picnic spot during the summer season.

Sardar Samand Lake and Palace: Earlier this place was acted as hunting spot by the royal families. Major attractions of this place are Chinkaras and black bucks. It is located 5kms away from this town.

Guda Bishnoi: It is located 21kms away from this town. This village is famous for flora and fauna. Local people worship Lord Vishnu and they lead vegetarian lifestyle. Major attractions of this place are Cranes, Peacocks, Chinkaras, antelopes, black bucks.

Rohetgarh: It is located 15kms away from Mandore. In 16^th century this place was acted as Champawat Fort. Now it is converted into premium heritage hotels.

Getting to Mandore: Mandore is well connected with road. From Udaipur, Jaisalmer, Jaipur, Delhi, Ajmer, Ahmedabad, etc buses come to this place. Nearest railway station is located at Jodhpur. Jodhpur railways are well connected with Kota, Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi, Mumbai, Jaipur, Lucknow, Guwahati, Puri, Ahmedabad. Nearest airways is located at Jodhpur. Jodhpur airport is well connected with Mumbai, Delhi, Udaipur and Jaipur.

Getting around Mandore: Buses and autos are available to visit the places in and around places of Mandore.

Best time to visit Mandore: Best time to visit Mandore is between November to March.

Where to stay in Mandore: Plenty of accommodations are available at Mandore to stay. Budget, midrange, hotels are available to stay in Mandore.

Where to eat in Mandore: Plenty of restaurants in Mandore.

Jodhpur is the second largest city of Rajasthan state, India. This place is famous for several temples, forts, Palaces. Other name of this city is Sun City. It was founded by Rao Jodha in 1459. He is the Rajput Chief of Rathore Clan. Major festivals of this place are Marwar festival, Jodhpur international Desert Kite Festival.

What to see in Jodhpur:

Mehrangarh Fort: In India, this is one of the largest forts. Within the fort there are several palaces. Most famous palaces of the fort were Sheesh Mahal, Phool Mahal, Moti Mahal, Daulat Khana, Sileh Khana. Major attractions of this fort are impressive armoury, furniture, costumes, instruments, folk music, miniature paintings, royal cradles, howdas, and collection of palanquins.

Girdikot & Sardarkot Market: This market is famous for fine Rajasthani Jewellery, marble knick knacks with decorative works, clay elephants, clay camels, handicrafts, Rajasthani Textiles.

Government Museum: It is located in the middle of Umaid Public Garden. This museum is famous for miniature paintings, local arts & crafts, textiles and ornaments. Other attractions of this museum are images of Jain Tirthankars, manuscripts, portraits of rulers.

Umaid Garden: Major attractions of this garden are fountains, seasonal flowers, roses, towering Ashoka Trees, Green Lawns. Area covered by this garden is 82 acres. Inside the garden visitors can see museum, a Zoo and a library.

Umaid Bhawan Palace: Maharaja Umaid Singh builds this palace with the intension to help the people who were suffering from famine. In 1977, part of this palace was converted into hotel. Remaining part was converted into museum.

Jaswant Thada: It was built in 19^th century. White marble was used in the construction of Jaswant Thada. At this place visitors can see several portraits of Jodhpur rulers.

Maha Mandir Temple: Architecture of this temple is the major attraction of this temple. It was supported by 84 pillars. Pillars were decorated with several designs. Pictures of several Yogasanas can also be seen here.

What to see around Jodhpur:

Mandore: It is located 9kms away from the city. Earlier this place was acted as capital to Marwar. It is a true Oasis in the desert. This place is known as Hall of Heroes. Major attraction of this place is deities carved out of single rock.

Balsamand Lake & Palace: It is located 16kms away from the city. Lake is artificially made by man. It is one of the best picnic spot during the summer season.

Sardar Samand Lake and Palace: Earlier this place was acted as hunting spot by the royal families. Major attractions of this place are Chinkaras and black bucks.

Guda Bishnoi: It is located 25kms away from the city. This village is famous for flora and fauna. Local people worship Lord Vishnu and they lead vegetarian lifestyle. Major attractions of this place are Cranes, Peacocks, Chinkaras, antelopes, black bucks.

Rohetgarh: It is located 40kms away from Jodhpur. In 16^th century this place was acted as Champawat Fort. Now it is converted into premium heritage hotels.

Getting to Jodhpur: Jodhpur is well connected with road, railway and airways. From Udaipur, Jaisalmer, Jaipur, Delhi, Ajmer, Ahmedabad, etc buses come to this place. Jodhpur railways are well connected with Kota, Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi, Mumbai, Jaipur, Lucknow, Guwahati, Puri, Ahmedabad. Jodhpur airport is well connected with Mumbai, Delhi, Udaipur and Jaipur.

Getting around Jodhpur: Buses and autos are available to visit the places in and around places of Jodhpur.

Best time to visit Jodhpur: Best time to visit Jodhpur is between November to March.

Where to stay in Jodhpur: Plenty of accommodations are available at Jodhpur to stay. Budget, midrange, luxury and heritage hotel are available to stay.

Where to eat in Jodhpur: Plenty of restaurants in Jodhpur. This place is famous for sweets. Famous sweets of this place are Maakhan Vade, Besan Ki Chaaki, and Mawa Kachori. Famous food is Mirchi Badas.

Jaisalmer is located in Rajasthan, India. Other name of this place is Golden City. It is situated on the heart of the Thar Desert. City is named after Maharawal Jaisal Singh who was the founder of the city. This city was founded in 1156AD. This city consists of yellow sand. Due to this city looks so beautifully in yellowish Golden shade. This city is famous for camel safaris and Sand Dunes. Worth buying things of this place are woven Jackets, leather items, textiles, wooden boxes, antique stone works etc.

What to see in Jaisalmer:

Jaisalmer Fort: Fort city played a major role in the trade with Africa, Egypt, Arabia and Persia. Fort is having 4 gateways. It was built in 1156 AD. Walls are made up of Yellow sand stone. Within the fort visitors can see several Jain Temples and beautiful havelis. All are dates back to 12^th to 15^th centuries.

Manak Chowk: It is the local market. This is the best place for shopping lovers. Narrow lanes from this market leads to some of the old Havelis.

Salim Singh Ki Haveli: Salim Singhji was the Prime Minister of Jaisalmer Princely state. This haveli is well known for murals painted on the walls. Cement and mortar are not used in the construction of this Haveli. Stones were joined by groove and tongue joints.

Patwon Ki Haveli: This haveli is well known for Rajputana architecture and carved pillars. One of the apartments of this Haveli is decorated with murals which depicted historical Scenes.

What to see around Jaisalmer:

Bara Bagh: It is located 6kms away from Jaisalmer. This is situated on the banks of Gadsisar Sagar Tank. Bara Bagh can be seen in the middle of the golden desert sands. It is little stretch of lush green Oasis.

Desert National Park: It is located 16kms away from Jaisalmer. This is one of the largest national parks of India. Area covered by this park is 3100 Sq.kms. Park is well known for unique flora and fauna and for delicate ecosystem.

Akal Wood Fossil Park: It is located 17kms away from Jaisalmer. Rare fossils can be seen here. Visitors can have a look at natural flora and fauna fossils. These are 160 million years old.

Sam Sand Dunes: It is located 39kms away from Jaisalmer. This is one of the major attractions near this city. Sam Sand Dunes is famous for Camel safaris. Sunset at this place is most attractive.

Tazia Tower: It is 5 floored towers. This is famous for carved balconies.

Gadsisar Sagar Tank: It is located just 2kms away from the city. This is one of the major attractions near Jaisalmer. It is famous picnic spot. During the winter season this is the best place for the natural and bird lovers. Plenty of migratory birds can be seen here.

Getting to Jaisalmer: Jaisalmer is well connected with road, railways and airways. From Barmer, Pokhran, Bikaner, Jodhpur etc buses come to this place. Along with ordinary buses, deluxe buses also come to this place. City is well connected with Mumbai, Delhi, Jaipur, Agra through railway lines. From the city centre, airport is 5kms away. This airport is well connected with Jodhpur, Jaipur, Delhi. Nearest international airport is located at New Delhi.

Getting around Jaisalmer: Rickshaws and Taxis are available to visit the places of this city. Buses and Taxis are available to visit the surrounding places of Jaisalmer.

Best time to visit Jaisalmer: Best time to visit this place is between October to March. During January and February, desert festival celebrates. At this time tourist rush is more.

Where to stay in Jaisalmer: Budget, midrange, luxury, heritage hotels are available to stay here. Desert camps are other attraction to stay here.

Where to eat in Jaisalmer: Plenty of restaurants are available here. Famous food items of this place are murgh-e-subz, ker sangri, bhanon aloo and Kadi Pakora.

Bikaner is a place in Rajasthan, India. Rao Bika was founded this city. This place is famous for snacks and sweets. Other name of this city is Camel Country. Major attraction of this place is Camel rides. Major festivals of this place are Camel Festival, Gangaur Festival, Kite festival, Kapil Muni fair, Holi, Jambeshwar Fair. This is one of the best places for shopping lovers also. Worth buying things are Nokha Quilts, wooden antiques, Kundan work fabrics, Lacquer Bangles, Jewellary, clothing’s etc.

What to see in Bikaner:

Jain Temple: This temple is dedicated to Shri Sumatinathji. He is the 5^th Thirthankar. It was constructed in 15^th century with white marble and sandstone. Major attractions of this temple are mirror work, fresco, leaf painting, Religious painting.

Junagarh Fort: Raja raj Singh founded this fort between 1588 to 1593. Major attractions of this place are Rang Mahal, Ganga Mahal, Dungar Mahal, Diwan-e-khas, Badal Mahal, Phool Mahal, Chandra Mahal, Hawa Mahal, Anup Mahal. Architecture of this fort is so beautiful.

Lalgarh Palace: In the memory of Maharaja Lal Singhji it was built by Maharaja Ganga Singh. European, Mughal, Rajput architecture can be seen on this palace.

Moolnayakji Temple: In Bikaner, this is the first Vaishnav Temple. It was built in 1486.

Ganga Golden Jubilee Museum: Major attractions of this place are antique carpets, Royal Bikaner Train, traditional Rajasthani musical instruments, terra cotta ware.

Laxminath Temple: It is one of the oldest temples of this place which was built by Rao Bikaji in 1488.

Deshnok Temples: Other name of this place is Karni Mata Temple. Silver door of this temple is one of the attractions of this temple. Rats feed here. In the temple premises rates can be seen.

Rajasthan State Archives: This place is well known for historical wealth records. Attractions of this place are Khatoot, Arzdasht , Vakil Report, Akbarat, Manshurs, Nishans, Persian Farmans.

Shiva Bari Temple: Major attractions of this place are Huge Idol of Lord Shiva and wall paintings of Nandi Bull facing Shiva lingam. Beautiful columns, Pavilions and domes are other attractions of this place.

Other attractions of Bikaner: Other attractions of Bikaner are Bhandeswari Jain Temple, Jain Havelis, Sadul Museum, Ganga Singh Museum, Prachina Museum, Gajneer Palace, and Camel Breeding Farm.

What to see around Bikaner:

Devi Kund: It is located 8kms away from Bikaner. Number of Cenotaphs can be seen here. Major attraction of this place is Chhatri of Maharaja Surat Singh. Rajput Paintings on the ceilings are also worth seeing.

Gajner Wildlife sanctuary: It is located 32kms away from Bikaner. Major attractions of this place are antelopes, desert foxes, wild boar, hares, wildfowl etc

Katariasar Village: It is located 45kms away from Bikaner. Herds of Partridges, Parrots, Peacocks, Rabbits etc can be seen here. Major attraction of this place is sand dunes. Fire dances looks so lovely.

Getting to Bikaner: Ways to reach this place is through road and railways. From Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Jaipur etc buses come to this place. From Allahabad, Jaipur, Agra, Kolkata etc trains come to this place. Palace on Wheels so luxurious trains also connect this place. Nearest airport is located at Jodhpur which is 240kms away from Bikaner.

Getting around Bikaner: Tourists taxis, Rented Vehicles, Autos well connected different places of Bikaner. Buses and private vehicles are available to visit the surrounding places of Bikaner.

Best time to visit Bikaner: Best time to visit Bikaner is between November to February.

Where to stay in Bikaner: Plenty of hotels are available to stay in Bikaner. Forts, Havelis, Royal Palaces are available for royal treatment.

Where to eat in Bikaner: Plenty of restaurants are available to have food at Bikaner. Churma, Bati and Dal are famous food. Camel milk made sweets is also famous here.

Agra is a city in Uttar Pradesh, India. Once, this place acted as capital of Hindustan. It is located on the banks of Yamuna River. In the Epic Mahabharata, name of this city was Agrevana. This city was built in 1475. Lodhi and Mughals dominated this region during their reign. Shopping lovers can buy rare handicraft items, embroidery works, exquisite jewellery, leather bags, belts, shoes etc.

What to see in Agra:

Taj Mahal: It is the major attraction of Agra. This is one of the Seven Wonders of the World. In the memory of Mumtaz, this was built by her husband Shah Jahan, Mughal Emperor. This is the best example for the Mughal architecture. It was built with marble white stone.

Agra Fort: It is one of the attractions of Agra. This was built with brick. It was the residence place of Sikandar Lodi when he shifted his capital from Delhi to Agra.

Tomb of I’timad-ud-Daulah: In this city it is the Mughal mausoleum. It is also known as Baby Taj. Visitors of this place can see gardens and outbuildings along with main building. Mughal architecture can be seen here.

Tomb of Akbar: It was built between 1605 to 1613. This is situated at Sikandra. Minarets of this tomb are similar to Taj Mahal. It was built with Red Sandstone. This is one of the best examples for Mughal Architecture.

Mehtab Bagh: It is the garden complex consisting of 25 fountains. This is located opposite to Taj Mahal.

Chini Ka Rauza: At this place tomb of Allama Afzal Khan Mullah is situated. He was the Prime Minister of Shah Jahan. In 1635 this tomb was built.

Jama Masjid: It is one of the largest mosques in India which was built in 1648 by Shah Jahan. It is dedicated to his daughter Jahanara Begum.

Ram Bagah: It is oldest Mughal Garden. In 1528, this was built by Babur, Mughal Emperor. Babur was temporary buried here. Canals and pathways are attractions of this place.

Musamman Burj: It is located in Agra Fort. This is a beautiful octagonal tower. It is situated close to Diwan-e-Khas, Private Hall of Shah Jahan.

Mankameshwar Temple: Lord Shiva is worshipped here. It is one of the ancient temples in Agra. Shivalingam is covered with Silver Metal. It is believed that, When Lord Krishna born in Mathura this Shivalingam was found.

Tomb of Mariam-Uz-Zamani: Tomb of Mariam-Uz-Zamani is situated here. She was the mother of Jahangir, Mughal Emperor. It was built between 1623- 1627 CE. Architecture of this tomb is worth seeing.

What to see around Agra:

Fatehpur Sikri: It is a small town which is situated 40kms away from Agra. Several historical monuments can be seen here such as Birbal Bhavan, Sheikh Salim Chisti Tomb, Diwan-e-Khaas, Jama Masjid, Diwan-e-Aam, Panch Mahal, Buland Darwaza.

Getting to Agra: Agra is well connected with road, railways and airways. Agra has 2 major bus terminals. Both were well connected with Kanpur, Lucknow and Delhi. City has 4 main railway stations. They were Idgah Agra Junction, Agra Fort, Raja Ki Mandi and Agra Cantonment. All the stations are well connected with other important cities of India. Kheria airport is the Agra airport which is located 12kms away from the heart of the city. Airport is well connected with Khajuraho, Delhi and Varanasi.

Getting around Agra: Autos, Cycle Richshaws, Tempos, Tonga’s, electric buses are available to visit the places of Agra. Buses and Taxis are available to visit the surrounding places of Agra

Best time to visit Agra: Best time to visit Agra is between October to March.

Where to stay in Agra: All range of hotels are available to stay in Agra. Few resorts are available here. Budget hotels were ranging between Rs.100 to Rs.1000.

Where to eat in Agra: Plenty of restaurants are available here. Specialties of the city are Pethas, Dalmoth, Gajak, and Pedas.

Shekhawati is a historical region in the northern part of the Rajasthan, India. This region consists of districts such as Nagaur, Churu, Sikar and Jhujhunu. History of these places dates back to 18^th and 19^th centuries. Grand Havelis in this region was constructed by Marwari Merchants. Shekhawati is derived from Rajput Kachwaha Chieftain Rao Shekha Ji. Rao Shekha ji decedents ruled this area. They were called as Shekhawats. This region is famous for hard working and brave people. Worth buying things of this place are metal utensils, Paintings, tie dye fabrics, wood carvings etc. Gangaur and Teej are the major festivals of this region.

What to see in Shekhawati:

Sikar: This is the major district of Shekhawati. Major Havelis of the town are Sanganeria, Kedia Haveli, Mirijamal Kyala, Bansidhar Rathi, and Sawant Ram Chokhani. Khatu Shyamji Temple is most famous in the village Khatu Shyamji. This temple is famous for shaving off the children’s hair for the first time. Other attractions of this district are jeen Mata Temple and Radha Murali Manohar Temple.

Churu: This place is famous for forts and Havelis. Traditional Rajasthani architectural style can be seen here. Major attraction is fort built by Thakur Khushal Singh. Other attractions are Raghunathji Temple, Aath Kambh Chhatri, Laxminarayanji Temple etc.

Nawalgarh: It is Golden city of Rajasthan. Major attractions of this place are Roop Niwas palace, Bansidhar Bhagat, Chokhani, Anandi Lal Poddar, Jodhraj Patodia etc.

Mandawa: Worth seeing havelis are Ganeriwala and Kanoria. It has good handicraft market.

Fatehpur: This place is famous for Singhania and Devra havelis. These were constructed in Western and Indian style. Other havelis of this place are Bharatiya, Jalan, Hukmi Chand Choudhri, Goenka.

Baggar: Piramal Haveli is famous here. Rajasthani Colonial style can be seen here.

Dundlod: This place is well known for havelis and forts. Impressive library and stained glass windows of the forts Diwan I Khas antiques are other attractions. Visitors should not miss to see Goenka haveli.

Lachhmangarh: Worth visiting place here are Sanganeria, Kedia, Rathi, Kyala, Chokhani Havelis.

Khetri: In Jaipur, this is the second wealthiest Thikana. Major attractions of this place are Panna Lal Shah Ka Talab, Bhopalgarh and Raghunath Temple.

Other attractions of this place are Churi ajitgarh, Parasrampura, Mehansar, Alsisar and Malsisar, Chirawa, Jhujhunu.

What to see around Shekhawati:

Chittorgarh: It is the ancient city in Rajasthan. A major attraction of this place is fort of Chittorgarh. It was built in 7^th century AD. Height is 180metesrs tall. Other attractions are Rani Padmini Palace, Rana Kumbha Palace, Kalika Mata Temple.

Udaipur: It was founded by Maharana Udai Singh in 1559. Foreign tourist rush is more at this place. This place is known for its Palaces, Havelis and Temples. Other attraction is Azure Lakes.

Mount Abu: It is the only hill station in Rajasthan. Major attractions of this place are Dilwara Jain Temple which was constructed between 11^th and 13^th centuries. Other places are Achalagarh fort, Dattatreya Temple, Adhar Devi Temple, Ambika Mata Temple etc.

Getting to Shekhawati: Shekhawati is well connected with road and railways. Direct buses are available from Delhi. Places of Shekhawati are well connected with other cities. Trains are available from Jaipur and Delhi. It is easy to reach Shekhawati form Bikaner and Jaipur. Nearest airport is located at Jaipur which is 150kms away from Shekhawati.

Getting around Shekhawati: Private and government buses are available to visit the town and surrounding places of Shekhawati. Taxis and Autos are also available to visit in and around places of Shekhawati.

Best time to visit Shekhawati: Best time to visit Shekhawati is between October and March.

Where to stay at Shekhawati: Plenty of accommodations are available to stay at Shekhawati including luxury hotels. Resorts are also available to stay at this place.

Where to eat in Shekhawati: Plenty of eateries are available here. Though restaurants provide non vegetarian, Rajasthanis were basically vegetarians. Famous food is Lahsun Ki Kachori.

Jammu is one of the 3 administrative divisions within Jammu & Kashmir. Most of the land at this place is hilly or mountains. Jammu Tawi is the official name of Jammu city. Other name of this city is City of Temples. In Northern India, it is the largest city. Pir Panjal Range separates Himalayas and Kashmir valley. This is acting as gateway to one of the popular pilgrimage Vaishno Devi temple. It is believed that, Raja Jambu has founded this city in 14^th century BC. At that time this place was known as Jambu Nagar. For the shopping lovers also this is the best place. Worth buying things of this place is garments, electronics, footwear, dry fruits, handlooms, handicrafts etc. Major festivals of this place are Lohri, Baisakhi, Bahu Mela.

What to see in Jammu:

Bahu Fort: over 3000 years ago, this was built by Raja Bahulochan. Dogra rulers restored this fort in 19^th century. Other attractions of this fort are Bahi Temple, Bhave Ki Bahu Garden, 8 octagonal towers. It was constructed with thick sandstone.

Amar Mahal Museum: Earlier this place was acted as residence place of Dogra dynasty. During 1890, this was built by King Raja Amar with Red Sand stone. Greek Structural style can be seen here. Major attractions are throne of Maharaja Hari Singh, Pahari Paintings, art galleries etc.

Mubark Mandi Complex: This is 150years old complex. It is the royal residence of Dogra rulers.

Bagh-e-Bahu: This is most beautiful garden and looks like Mughal garden. Acres of woods are surrounded this garden.

Dogra Art Museum: This museum is famous for 800 rare paintings and articles.

Shiv Khori: This cave is famous for 4 feet natural Shivalingam. Several Hindu deities and natural impressions can also be seen here.

Raghunath Mandir: In 1835, this was built by Maharaja Gulab Singh. This was dedicated to Lord Rama. It is famous for ancient books and manuscripts.

Bahu Temple: It is one of the ancient temples of this place. This was built by Raja Bahulochan about 3000 years ago.

Other attractions of Jammu: Other attractions of Jammu are Mansar Lake, Ranbireshwar Temple, Rani Charak Mahal, Mahamaya Temple, Dargah Garib Shah, Ziarat Baba Buddhan Shah, Poonch Fort, Peer Kho Cave Temple, Gadhadharji Temple, Aap Sambhu Temple.

What to see around Jammu:

Nandini Wildlife Sanctuary: It is located 28kms away from Jammu. It was established in thick forests area. Major attractions of this place are Chakor, Indian Peafowl, Blue Rock Pigeon, Cheer Pheasants, Red Jungle fowl, Indian Mynah etc.

Surinsar Lake: It is located 24kms away from Jammu. This is situated in the midst of thick forests with hilly terrains in the backdrop. Major attractions of this lake are lotus flower blossoms.

Akhnoor Fort: It is located 32kms away from Jammu. This is the ancient temple situated on the banks of Chenad River built in 19^th century. It belongs to Harappan Civilisation. Along with this fort other attraction of this place is two storeyed Palace.

Getting to Jammu: Jammu is well connected with road, railways and airways. From Amritsar, Leh, Srinagar, Delhi etc buses are come to this place. Jammu Tawi railway station is well connected with Jhansi, Gwalior, Agra, Kochi, Indore, Bhatinda, Varanasi, Delhi, Mumbai etc. Jammu airport is well connected with airways also. It is located 7kms away from the city. Airways are well connected with Srinagar, Jaipur, Delhi, Mumbai etc.

Getting around Jammu: Minibuses are available to visit the places of Jammu. Autos and cycle rickshaws are also available to visit the places of Jammu. Buses and Taxis are available to visit the surrounding places of Jammu.

Best time to visit Jammu: Best time to visit Jammu is between March to October.

Where to stay in Jammu: Plenty of accommodations are available in Jammu including luxury hotels. Best Mid range holes are available at Residency Road.

Where to eat in Jammu: Plenty of restaurants are available to eat in Jammu. Continental, Indian and Kashmiri cuisines are available here.

Leh is located in Leh district of Jammu and Kashmir, India. Leh is famous for pristine environment, Buddhist Palace and Scenic Locales. Tibet influence is more in this place. So Leh is also known as Little Tibet. It was once acted as Himalayan Kingdom of Ladakh. Leh Palace is looks like Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet. Major attractions of this place are Sankar Gompa and Shanti Stupa. It is one of the best places for adventurous sports. This is the best place for shopping lovers also. Worth buying things of this place are Thangka Paintings, Buddhist masks, Prayer Wheels, Ladakhi Jewellery, Knitted carpets, Chang Vessels, Cups, Shawls, Carpets, Hand-woven rugs, Ladakhi traditional dresses, etc. Major festivals of this place are Tak Tok, Harvest Festival, Sindhu Darshan, Dosmoche Festival, Hemis Festival, Losar.

What to see in Leh:

Leh Palace: This is the major attraction of this place. In 17^th century this was acted as royal residence. Victory on the top of the Namgyal hill is another attraction. This tower was built as a mark of victory over Ballti Kashmir armies.

Namgyal Tsemo Gompa: It was built in 1430. Major attraction of this place are Frescoes, ancient manuscripts, 3 story high Buddha Statue.

War Museum: Other name is wall of fame. This museum showcases the war effort and Sacrifice of the Indian Army in its war against Pakistan.

Sankar Gompa: This place is famous for the statue of Avalokiteshwara Padmahari or Chenresig. This statue has thousands of heads and arms.

Chamba Temple: Maitreya is worshipped here. Statue of Maitreya is 14meters height.

Alchi Gompa: It is one of the largest gompa in Leh which is situated on the banks of river Indus. Best collection of paintings can be seen here.

Shanti Stupa: It has white domed monument with backdrop of brown mountains.

Zorawar Fort: It is above the Leh Palace and the Namgyal Tsemo Gompa stands the imposing Zorawar Fort overlooking the valley of Leh. Other name of this fort is Riasi Fort.

What to see around Leh:

Stok Palace: It is located 14kms away from Leh. Height is equal to 4 stories.

Hemis Gompa: In 1672 AD this was founded by King Senge Nampar Gyalva. Colourful festival celebrates in the month of July every year. Thousands of tourists come to this place, from across the world. It is located 40kms away from Leh.

Getting to Leh: Leh is well connected with road. To reach Leh there are two popular routes. One is from Srinagar via Kargil on Srinagar Leh Highway and other route is from Manali via Sarchu and Dharchu on the Manali Leh highway. Nearest railway station is located at Kalka. From this railway station, visitors have to reach to Manali via Shimla. From Leh, regular buses and taxis are available to reach Manali. Leh is having airport facility. This airport is well connected with Srinagar, Jammu, Delhi.

Getting around Leh: Best way to see the Leh is Trekking. Local buses are not available to visit the places of Leh. Bikes will be given for rent to explore Leh. Taxis and Jeeps are available to visit the surrounding places of Leh.

Best time to Visit Leh: Best time to visit Leh is between May and September. Most of the trekking routes closed during the winter season.

Where to stay in Leh: Plenty of accommodations are available to stay in Leh. Along with hotels, local guest houses, hiker’s huts, tourists complex, guest houses are also available to stay in Leh.

Where to eat in Leh: Plenty of restaurants are available to have food in Leh. Kashmiri dishes are famous at this place.

Alwar is a city of Alwar district of Rajasthan, India. Formally Alwar was the capital of Princely state of Alwar. In 1770, Pratap Singh has founded the princely state. Major attraction of this place is Sariska Tiger Reserve. To see this reserve both national and international tourists come to this place. For the shopping lovers also this is the best place. Double dyed Saris, Colourful bangles, artefacts, silver jewellery etc are worth buying at this place. Roaming through the old avenues in the town is most memorable experience.

What to see in Alwar:

City Palace: This was built by Raja Bhaktawar in 1793 AD. Mughal and Rajput style can be seen in this palace. In large central courtyard, bases are made up of lotus flower. Major attractions of this place are emerald cut drinking cup, Maharaja’s personal belongings, trinkets, artworks, etc.

Bala Quila: Bala Quila means young fort. Other name of this fort is Alwar fort. There are 446 holes for firing guns from this quila. It consists of 51 small towers and 15 large towers. Nikumbha Mahal Palace is located inside the quila.

City Palace Museum: This is located inside the city Palace. Royal elegance is preserved at this place. It is divided into 3 sections. Major attractions of this place are Mughal Paintings, Rajput Paintings, objects made up of Silver, Jade, Ivory, Rajput weapons etc.

Moti Doongri: This is famous for Lakshmi Narayan Temple, Ganesh temple and Swank Palace. It was once the residence place of Rajmata Gayatri Devi. Architecture of this structure is so unique.

Siliserh Lake: In 1845 AD this was constructed by Maharaja Vinay Singh. Now it was converted into heritage hotel. Plenty of migratory birds can be seen here. This is one of the best spots for anglers.

Vinay Vilas Palace: It is located near Alwar Fort. Earlier it was the residence of Maharaja Vinay Singh. Other name of this palace is Garden Palace. This was built in Mughal and Rajasthani Styles. Carved structures of this palace are so attraction.

Other places to visit in Alwar: Other places to visit in Alwar are Company Bagh, Bhangarh Fort, Moosi Maharani Ki Chhatri, Tomb of Fateh Jung, Vijay Mandir Palace, Purjan Vihar, Choohar Sidh Falls, Tripolia Imperial Mausoleum, Cenotaph of Maharaja Bakhtawar Singh.

What to see around Alwar:

Sariska Tiger Reserve: It is located 53kms away from Alwar city. This area is Rich in mineral resources such as copper. In the world this is the first tiger reserve. Major attractions of this place are Bengal tiger, Golden Jackal, Striped hyena, Caracal, Jungle cat, Leopard etc.

Karni Mata Temple: This temple is dedicated to Karni Mata who is an incarnation of Goddess Durga. Other name of this temple is Rats Temple. Nearly 20,000 rats can be seen here. Devotees offer sweets and milk to the rats.

Natni Ka Baran: This place is famous for ancient Shiva Temple. It is the ideal place for relaxation.

Other attractions near Alwar: other attraction near Alwar Garbhaji Falls, Krishna Temples, Talvriksha.

Getting to Alwar: Alwar is well connected with road and railways. From all the major cities state run buses and private buses come to this place. Alwar railway station is well connected with Delhi and Jaipur. Sanganer airport in Jaipur is the nearest airport to Alwar. This airport is located 162kms away from the city. Airport is well connected with Delhi and Mumbai. Taxis are available to reach Alwar from the airport.

Getting around Alwar: Autos and buses are available to visit the surrounding places of Alwar.

Best time to visit Alwar: Mild showers and moderate climate can be enjoyed between July to September. Best time to visit this place is between October to March.

Where to stay in Alwar: Plenty of hotels including luxury hotels are available to stay in Alwar. Cost of budget hotels is Rs.500 per day and cost of luxury hotels is between Rs.3000 to Rs.5000 per day.

Where to eat in Alwar: Plenty of eateries are available to have food at Alwar. Jain food is also available at this place. Famous food of this place is mirchi ka achaar, gajar ka halwa in pure ghee, allu parathas.

Allahabad is a metropolitan city of Uttar Pradesh, India. Earlier name of this place is Prayaga which means place of offerings. In India this is the second oldest city. It is situated on the confluence of Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati. This is one of the 4 sites where Kumbh Mela is held every 12 years. In Allahabad plenty of temples and Palaces can be seen. According to Hindu Mythology, Lord Brahma had chosen this place to perform Prakrista Yagna at the beginning of creation of the Universe.

What to see in Allahabad:

Kumbh Mela: It is a mass Hindu pilgrimage of faith in which Hindus gather to bath in a sacred river. Kumbh Mela conducts here for every 12 years in Allahabad.

Allahabad Fort: This fort is most attractive due to unique design, construction and craftsmanship styles. It consists of 3 galleries flanked by high towers. Inside the fort one can see Zenana, 3^rd Century BC Ashoka Pillar and Mariam –UZ- Zamani Palace.

Khusro Bagh: This was built around the tomb of Khusro. He was the eldest son of Emperor Jahangir. This garden is most beautiful.

Anand Bhavan: In this mansion, Jawarharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi were born. In the 19^th century this was built by Motilal Nehru.

Allahabad Museum: Major attractions of this museum are terracotta artefacts, natural history exhibits and archaeological findings. It also consists of belongings of Jawaharlal Nehru.

Triveni Sangum: Once in every 6 years Ardh Kumbh held at this place. Once in 12 years Kumbh Mela held here. Most memorable thing is sun rise and sunset of this place. This is the place where confluence of Saraswati, Yamuna and Ganga takes place.

Bharadwaj Ashram: This is dedicated to Sage Bharadwaj. Other temple in this place is dedicated to Prayagraj. He is the lord of Prayag.

Minto Park: Lord Minto laid the foundation for this park in 1910. In this place power of East India Company transferred to British Crown in 1858.

Other attractions of Allahabad: Other attractions of Allahabad are Kalyani Devi Temple, Ashoka Pillar, Hanuman Mandir, All Saints Cathedral, Lalitha Devi Temple, Alfred Park, Shankar Viman Mandapam, Mankameshwar Temple, Swaraj Bhawan, Shivkoti Mahadev Temple, Allahabad Planetarium, Alepidevi Temple, Undying Banyan Tree, Allahabad High Court, New Yamuna Bridge, Mayo Memorial Hall, Jawahar Planetarium, Narayan Ashram.

What to see around Allahabad:

Jhusi: This place is famous among the people who are looking for spiritual healing and mental peace. Plenty of ashrams and temple are located here. It is situated on the banks of river Ganga. This is located 9kms away from the city.

Shringverpur: This place is having historical importance in the epic Ramayana. Shringverpur was once the capital of Kingdom of Nishadraj i.e. King of Fisherman. It is located 40kms away from the city.

Garhwa: This is attractive place for history lovers. Glimpses of ancient North Indian can be seen here. Gupta era temples are the major attraction of this place. It is located 60kms away from the city.

Bhita: It is archaeological site which is dates back to 300 BC. This place is situated 20kms from Allahabad.

Getting to Allahabad: Allahabad is well connected with road, railways and airways. From all the major cities buses and trains come to this place. Airport located in Allahabad is Bamrauli airport which is located 15kms away from the city centre. Airport is well connected with Lucknow and Varanasi.

Getting around Allahabad: Autos, taxis and buses are available to visit in and around places of Allahabad.

Best time to visit Allahabad: Best time to visit this place is between October to March.

Where to stay in Allahabad : Plenty of accommodations available in Allahabad. Hotels in the city offer trips around the city. Minimum cost of an economy room is Rs.1000 per day.

Where to eat in Allahabad: Plenty of restaurants are available to eat in Allahabad. Moghlai Cuisine of Allahabad is most famous.

Amritsar is one of the largest cities of Punjab, India. Guru Ramdas founded this city in 16^th century. He was the 4^th Sikh Guru. This is most sacred place for Sikhs due to the establishment of Golden temple. Along with Sikhs this place is popular among Hindus also as plenty of sacred temple are located here. City is named after Amrit Sarovar which is surrounding the Golden temple. Punjabi Juttis, woollen textiles, bangles, durries, carpets etc are worth buying at this place.

What to see in Amritsar:

Golden Temple: Golden Temple is the most sacred place to the Sikhs. Other name of this temple is Harmandir Sahib. Original temple was built by Guru Arjun, 5^th Sikh Guru. Golden Temple Attractions are Central Sikh Museum, Amrit Sarovar, Marble Work, Holy Trees, and Shrines of Sikh Guru’s.

Akal Takht: It is located in Golden temple complex. Akal Takht means throne of immortal. It stands as a witness to Sikh idea of sovereignty.

Jallianwala Bagh: During the period of Independence struggle sad incident happened in this place. This is also known as Amritsar Massacre. On 13^th April 1919, British troops fired on peaceful protestors. In this incident nearly 1100 people were killed.

Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum: It is the summer palace of Maharaja Ranjit Singh. He is the first king of Sikh Empire. Major attractions of manuscripts, old coins, paintings, armours, arms belong to Maharaja Ranjit Singh.

Santokhsar Sahib: This Gurdwara is famous for Sarovar. In the history of Sikh this is the first Sarovar of its kind.

Bathinda Fort: It is one of the major attractions of Amritsar which was built by Bhatti Reo before 1800 years ago.

Bar Baba Buddha: It is inside the Golden temple. Under the tree Baba Buddha sits and meditated here.

Gurdwara Baba Atal Rai: It is 33m high nine storied octagonal tower. This is the tallest tower in Amritsar.

Rambagh Gardens: It was the summer palace of Maharaja Ranjit Singh. Major attractions of this park golden fish and fountains. It is now converted into Museum.

Gurudwara Guru Ka Mahal: This was the birth place of Baba Atal Rai.

Ram Tirth: This was the residence place of Saint Valmiki. Goddess Sita Given Birth to her sons Luv and Kush. Hut of the saint can be seen even now.

Gurdwara Santokhsar Sahib: It is one of the five historical sarovers constructed by Guru Arjan Dev Ji.

Other attractions of Amritsar: Other attractions of Amritsar Khalsa College, Hall Bazaar, Hanuman Mandir, Durgiana Temple, Maharajah Ranjit Singh Panorama, Gurdwara Pipli Sahib, Gurdwara Mata Kaulan, Khair-ud—Din Masjid, Gobindgrah Fort, Lal Devi Mata Mandir.

What to see around Amritsar:

Tarn Taran: It is located 22kms away from Amritsar. 5^th Sikh Guru, Guru Arjan Dev ji built this Gurdwara. This place is famous for its sarovar. This sarovar is largest holy tank in the world.

Wagah Border: It is located 28kms away from Amritsar. Every evening before sunset, 40 to 45 minutes ceremony takes place here. It is the road border between India and Pakistan.

Gurudwara Chheharta Sahib: It is located 7kms away from the city. This was the birth place of 6^th Guru of Sikh, Guru Hargobind Singh.

Getting to Amritsar: Amritsar is well connected with road, railways and airways. From Dharmasala, Chamba, Dalhousie, Chandigarh etc buses come to this place. From Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad etc trains come to hits place. Airport located in Amritsar is Sri Guru Ram Das jee Airport which is located 11kms away from the city centre.

Getting around Amritsar: Common modes of transport in the city of Amritsar are Cycle rickshaws and Autos. Golden temple trust is providing free bus service from the railway station to reach Golden temple.

Best time to visit Amritsar: Best time to visit this place is between November to March.

Where to stay in Amritsar: Plenty of accommodations are available at Amritsar.

Where to eat in Amritsar: Plenty of restaurants are available at Amritsar. Golden temple serves free food to nearly 40,000 people per day. Famous delicacies of this place are Chicken Tikka, Tandoori Chicken.

Jhansi is a historical city situated on the banks of Pushpavati River of Uttar Pradesh, India. This place is located in Bundelkhand Region. Khajuraho, Orchha, Panna, Jhansi come under this region. Jhansi Mahotsav is most famous in this place. Vegetable and Flower exhibition conducts every year by Government is also most popular. This exhibition conducts for 3 days. City was first ruled by Chandela dynasty. This place became more popular with Rani Lakshmi Bai. She played a major role in freedom movement against Britishers.

What to see in Jhansi:

Jhansi Fort: It is the major attraction of the city. This was the residence place of Rani Lakshmi Bai. Fort consists of Execution tower, Panch Mahal, Tomb of Gulam Gaus Khan, Shahar Darwaza, and Shiva Temple. This was built in 1613 by Raja Bir Singh Deo.

Rani Mahal: Once it was the Palace of Lakshmi Bai. Now this was converted into Museum. Architecture of this building is so attractive. Visitors of this Mahal have to see Darbar Hall. Major attractions of the museum are Sculptures and Paintings belongs to 9^th century.

Ganesh Mandir: It is located just outside Jhansi Fort. In this place Lakshmi Bai got married with Maharaja Gangadhar Rao.

Government Museum: It is established in 1878. Major attraction of this place are sculptures, bronze statues, terracotta, manuscripts, coins, paintings, weapons, artefacts, arts etc belongs to Chandela dynasty.

Maharaja Gangadhar Rao Ki Chathri: This was built by Rani Lakshmi Bai in the memory of her husband. Sculptured 12 pillar is most attractive.

Maha Lakshmi Temple: This temple belongs to the period of Lakshmi bai. It is located just outside the Lakshmi Darwaza. It is elephant temple. Goddess Mahalakshmi is worshipped here.

St.Judes Shrine: It is most famous among Catholic Christians. Bone of St.Jude buried here. On 28^th October thousands of devotees comes this place to celebrate St.Jude feast.

What to see around Jhansi:

Orchha: It is located 15kms away from Jhansi. This place is famous for Chhatris, palaces and magnificent temples. It was acted as capital to Bundela Rajput Kings.

Barua Sagar: Major attraction of this place is Jarai-ka-math fort and several ancient temples. This was the battle ground of Bundelas and Marathas in 1744 AD. It is located 24kms away from Jhansi.

Chigaon: It is located 30kms away from Jhansi. This place is famous for Maithili Sharan Gupt, National Poet. In the centre of the town, visitors can see 3 darwajas and a fort. Another attraction of this place is Shiva Sai temple.

Parichha: It is located 25kms away from Jhansi. It is a dam. Water Sports conducts here. Boating is the major activity conducts here.

Getting to Jhansi: Jhansi is well connected with road and railways. From several cities such as Lucknow, Kanpur, Delhi, Khajuraho, Agra etc buses reach to this place. Jhansi is major railway head in Delhi and Chennai route. From Hyderabad, Bhopal, Jammu, Chennai, Bangalore, Pune, Agra, Mangalore etc trains come to this place. Nearest airport is located at Gwalior. It is located 103kms away from Jhansi. Gwalior is well connected with Jabalpur, Delhi and Mumbai. Nearest international airport is located at Delhi which is located 321kms away from Jhansi. Delhi is well connected with all the major cities.

Getting around Jhansi: Tempos are used to travel in Jhansi. Autos and buses are used to visit the surrounding places of Jhansi.

Best time to visit Jhansi: Best time to visit this place is between November to March.

Where to stay in Jhasi: Limited accommodations in Jhansi. Only budget and midrange hotels are available to stay in this place. Best hotels in Jhansi are Sita Hotel, Ambrosia Hotel, Jhansi Hotel, Shrinath Palace hotel.

Where to eat in Jhansi: Eating options are limited in Jhansi. Best option to have food is in-house restaurants of the hotels.

Varanasi is a city in Uttar Pradesh India. Other name of this place is Banaras. This is most sacred place to Jains and Hindus. Hindu devotees believe that death in Varanasi leads to salvation. According to Hindu Mythology, this city was founded by Lord Shiva. This place is considered as oldest Living city on the earth. This is the birth place for 7^th Jain Thithankar Suparshv Nath Ji and 23^rd Tirthankar Parshva Nath Ji. Varanasi exists before 3000 years ago. This place is famous for its Ghats and temples.

What to see in Varanasi:

Jantar Mantar: In 1737 this was constructed by Jai Singh, Maharaja of Jaipur. He was so passionate towards science and technology. To determine eclipse, declination of stars, sun and planets and to measure the local time this was constructed.

Bharat Mata Temple: It is located in Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapeeth. Mother India worshipped here. Idol was built with marble and it was inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi. Architecture of this temple is so beautiful.

Kashi Vishwanath Temple: This is the major attraction of this place. Kashi Vishwanath incarnation of Lord Shiva is worshipped here. In 1780 this was constructed by Late Maharani Ahilyabai Holkar. Domes of the temple covered by Gold.

Manikarnika Ghat: It is one of the oldest Ghats of the city. Shiva Durga temple near this ghat is so famous. Footprints of Vishnu, Charanapaduka, can be seen here.

Dasaswamedh Ghat: This is one of the most important Ghats on the banks of river Ganges. Evening Aarti at the Ghats attracts many devotees.

Durga Temple: Nagara style of architecture can be seen on this temple. Other name is monkey temple. Durga Ghat is located very near this temple.

Ramnagar Fort: This was built by Maharaja Balwant Singh in 18^th century. Red stone was used to build this fort. Museum and temples are located inside the fort premises. One of the Temples is dedicated to Ved Vyasa, author of Epic Mahabharata.

Alamgir Mosque: It is the largest structure on the banks of river Ganga. It is believed that, earlier Lord Krishna temple was situated in this place.

Other attractions of Varanasi: Other attractions of Varanasi are Banaras Vidya Mandir, Assi Ghat, Tulsi Ghat, kedar Ghat, Shivala Ghat, Harishchandra Ghat, Panchaganga Ghat, Hanuman Ghat, New Vishwanath Temple, Alamgir Ghat, Man Mandir Ghat, Darbhanga Ghat, Ramnagar Museum, Gyan Kup well, Vishnu Charanapaduka, Tulasi Mana Temple.

What to see around Varanasi:

Dhamek Stupa: It is located 13kms away from Varanasi. This was built in 500 CE. In this place, Buddha gave the first Sermon to his five disciples after attaining enlightment.

Chaukhandi Stupa: It is one of the famous stupas of Buddhism. This is located in Sarnath. It is located 13kms away from the city. This was constructed between 4^th to 6^th centuries. In this place, Lord Buddha’s first disciples met travelling from Bodh Gaya to Sarnath.

Getting to Varanasi: Varanasi is well connected with road and railways. From Kolkata, Bangalore, Chennai, Patna, Ranchi, Noida, etc trains come to this place. From Allahabad, Vijayawada, Baroda, Noida, Patna, Ranchi etc buses come to this place. Best flight facility is also available to Varanasi. From Visakhapatnam, Lucknow, Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, pune, Vijayawada etc flights come to Varanasi.

Getting around Varanasi: Buses and Private vehicles are available to visit the surrounding places of Varanasi.

Best time to visit Varanasi: Varanasi welcomes the visitors throughout the year.

Where to stay in Varanasi: Plenty of accommodations available to stay in Varanasi including luxury hotels. Best hotels in Varanasi are Siddhartha Hotel, Gateway Hotel Ganges, Surabhi International, Pradeep Hotels.

Where to eat in Varanasi: Plenty of restaurants are available to have food in Varanasi. Indian, Chinese, Continental cuisines are available along with local cuisines. Only vegetarian food is available.

Ajmer is 5^th largest city in Rajasthan, India. Aravalli Mountains covers this city. This is the holy place for both Hindus and Muslims. For Muslims, this place is famous for Dargah of Sufi Saint Khwaja Moin-Ud-Din Chishti. For Hindus this place is well known for several ancient temples. Other attractions of this place are Palaces, Museums, Lakes and forts. This place was founded by Ajaipal Chauhan in 7^th century. He belongs to Chauhan dynasty. Most famous for shopping at this place is Bandhani Sari. Major Shopping centres of this place are Dargarh bazaar, Kesarganj, Chudi Bazaar, Naya Bazaar, Mandar Gate.

What to see in Ajmer:

Dargarh Sharif: Tomb of Khwaja Muin-ud-din Chishti is placed here. Silver doors welcome the visitors. It was constructed by Humayun with white marble. Tomb has inscriptions and 11 arches.

Taragarh: It is located on Nagarjuna hill of Ajmer. This is first hill fort of Asia. It is one of the oldest hill forts of the world. 3 gateways to the fort. Major attraction of this fort is Canons. Many reservoirs are placed in the fort.

Archaeological Museum: It is located in Dil-e-Aaram Gardens. Collection of sculptures is the major attractions of this museum.

Ana Sagar Lake: This is an artificial lake built by Anaji Chauhan dates back to 1135 – 1150 AD. Daulat Bagh Gardens located near this lake is so beautiful.

Foy Sagar Lake: It is another artificial lake constructed in 1891. This is the best place for the natural lovers.

Rani Mahal: It is located in Taragarh Fort. Typical Rajasthani Architecture style can be seen here.

Nasiyan Jain temple: This temple is popularly known as Red Temple which is decorated with Silver and gold plates. Rishabh, First Jain Tirthankar is worshipped here.

Akbar’s Palace and Museum: Akbar Palace converted into Museum. Major attractions of this museum are arms, stone sculptures and paintings of the medieval period.

Other attractions of Ajmer: Other attractions of Ajmer are Mayo College and Museum, Adhai-din-ka Jhopra, Ajmer government Museum, Bhagchand Ki Kothi, Anted Ki Mata Temple, Akbarki Masjid, Sola Khamba.

What to see around Ajmer:

Pushkar Lake: It is located in Pushkar which is located 14kms away from Ajmer. People believe that dip in this lake will wipe off all the sins and skin diseases.

Brahma Temple: It lies in Pushkar Valley which is located 14kms away from the city. Temple is decorated with silver coins. This was built of marble and stone stabs. Constructed in 14^th century. Lord Brahma Worshiped here.

Kishangarh: This town is located 27kms away from the city. Miniature paintings are the major attractions of this place. Roopangarh fort is another attraction which was built by Maharaja Roop Singh in 1649. Fort consists of several palaces. It is known for its architectural style.

Other attractions near Ajmer: Other attractions near Ajmer are Savitri Temple near Brahma Temple, Mahadev Temple, Mangliyawas, Varah Temple.

Getting to Ajmer: Amer is well connected with road and railways. From the cities such as Bharatpur, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Udaipur, jaipur etc buses come to this place. From Udaipur, Gwalior, Bhuj, Mumbai, Haridwar, Indore, Delhi, Ahmedabad etc trains come to this place. Nearest airport is located at Jaipur which is 137kms away from Ajmer. Airport is well connected with Nanded, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai, Delhi, Chandigarh, Chennai etc.

Getting around Ajmer: Tempos are available to visit the city. Buses, Taxis are available to visit the surrounding places of Ajmer.

Best time to visit Ajmer: Best time to visit Ajmer is between October to March.

Where to stay in Ajmer: Plenty of accommodations available in Ajmer. Along with hotels tourists bungalows are also available to stay in Ajmer.

Where to eat in Ajmer: Plenty of restaurants are available to have food in Ajmer. Italian, Continental, Chinese, Mughalai cuisines are also available to have along with local cuisines.

Mount Abu is a world famous tourist’s place which is situated in the Aravalli Range. It is the only hill station in Rajasthan. Other name of this place is summer capital of Rajasthan. According to Puranas, Mount Abu is known as Arbudaranya. It is believed that Sage Vasishta retreated to this place following the difference with Sage Vishvamitra. This place is well known for folk dances, classical music, Rajasthani Handicrafts. Stone crafts, Rajasthani Paintings, leather articles, bangles, wooden and metal artefacts etc are worth buying at this place.

What to see in Mount Abu:

Dilwara Temples: One of the major attractions of this place. It is famous for its stone carvings and architecture styles. Dilwara Temples Attractions are Luna Vasahi Temple, Pitthalhar Temple, Shri Parshavnath Temple, Vimal Vasahi Temple, and Shri Mahaveer Swami Temple. These are constructed in 11^th and 13^th century.

Archaeological Museum: Major attraction of this museum is Devdasi statues. These statues belong to 6^th and 12^th centuries. It was built in 1962. This was divided into two sections. Accessories of ancient period are preserved in the first section of the museum. In the second section is so attractive with miniatures paintings.

Mount Abu wild life sanctuary: People visit this place for sightseeing. It is located on the oldest parts of mountain range. Plenty of rare species of flowers can be seen here. Major attraction of this place is Panther, bear, fox and 250 bird species.

Sunset Point: This Place offers a beautiful view of the Sunset.

Nakki Lake: This is one of the major attractions of Mount Abu. Rock formations such as Camel Rock, Nandi Rock, Nun Rock, and Toad Rock can be seen here. Boating is another major attraction of this place.

Neminath Temple: Solanki Style can be seen here. It has a lotus flower carved inside the dome covering the mandap.

Toad Rock: This is the main trekking trail form Abu. Unique rock formations can be seen here.

Sri Raghunathji temple: Lord Vishnu is worshipped here. This temple belongs to 14^th century.

Brahma Kumaris Spiritual University: university is offering several courses including yoga, meditation. This is situated with the backdrop of forest.

What to see around Mount Abu:

Guru Shikhar: It is located 14kms away from Mount Abu. Trekking is the major attraction of this place. It is the highest mount peak. Guru Dattatreya Temple is another attraction of this peak. Giant brass bell outside the temple can be seen here. Other temples of this place are Mira Temple, Shiva Temple, and Chamundi Temple.

Achalgarh: It is famous for its fort. This is located 9kms away from Abu. This was built to protect this regions and to have a look on the enemies. Major attractions of this fort are Lord Shiva temple and brass Nandi Structure.

Adhar Devi Temple: It is located in a cave which is 3kms away from Abu. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Durga. 365 steps to be climbed to reach this temple.

Doodh Baori: It is located 4kms away from Abu. This is a sacred well. Water in this well is in milk colour. People believe that this water is having heavenly powers.

Getting to Mount Abu: Abu is well connected with road ways. From all the cities buses come to this place. Nearest railway station is Abu Road station which is 27kms away from Mount Abu. This is well connected with Mumbai and Delhi. Nearest airport is Maharana Pratap or Dabok Airport.

Getting around Mount Abu: Buses and taxis are available to see the places in Abu. Baby Palm is the different means of transportation in Abu to visit the places in this place. Buses and taxis are available to visit the surrounding places.

Best time to visit Mount Abu: Best time to visit this place is between February to June and from October to December.

Where to stay in Mount Abu: Plenty of hotels including luxury hotels are available to stay in Abu.

Where to eat in Mount Abu: Several restaurants available to eat in Abu.

Jalore is a city in Jalore district, Rajasthan, India. Earlier name of this city is Jabalipura which was named after a saint. Main attraction of this place is Jalore Fort. It is situated on Golden Mount. So this city is also known as Songir.

What to see in Jalore:

Topkhana: It is located at the heart of the town. Before independence, artilleries were kept in these school buildings. After independence this was started using for the storage of food grains. Major attraction of this place is stone carvings. 276 pillars are used to support this building. On both the sides of this Topkhana two temples are situated. But idols are not there in these temples. Jagnath Mahadev: Only few years back this was discovered. This temple was built by Rudal Devi. Several pillar and stone inscriptions of this temple was destroyed. Rudal Devi inscription was safe.

Jalore Fort: This is the major attraction of Jalore. During 10^th century this was built by Paramaras. There are 4 gates to this fort. They are Suraj Pol, Siroh Pol, Dhruv Pol, and Bal Pol. One interesting thing is that Sun enters into the fort through Suraj Pol Gate. Fort comprises of one Mosque, a shrine of Mallik Shah, 3 Jain Temples, a shrine of Goddess Jogmaya, a Shiva Temple, Palace of Mansingh, 2 water reservoirs.

Mosque of Malik Shah: It is located in the middle of the fort. Gujarati style of architecture is the major attraction of this mosque.

What to see around Jalore:

Sire Mandir Temple: It is located 3kms away from the city of Jalore. Imprint of Nath Ji’s footsteps can be seen here. Shiva Linga is situated in a rounded cave. This temple was built by Raja Ratan Singh. One of the attractions of this temple is huge elephant statue in front of the temple made up of stone and cement.

Jahaz Temple: It is located in Mandwala which is 20kms away from Jalore. At the grave of Surishwar Maharaj, a temple was built on a ship. All community people come to this temple along with Jain worshippers.

Jalore Wildlife Sanctuary: It is located 68kms away from the Jalore city. Major attraction of this sanctuary is long billed vulture, tawny eagle, Asian steppe wildcat etc and more than 200 different species of birds. Granite Mountain inside the sanctuary is another attraction of this sanctuary. Visitors can enjoy Jeep Safari at this place.

Lohanagarh of Jaswantpura: It is located is 37kms away from Jalore. King Jaswant built a rest house for his winter recreation on the mountain. Area is rich with wild life such as monkeys, boars, tigers, etc…

Fort of Bhadrajun: It is located 54kms away from Jalore. Earlier name of this place is Subhadra Arjun named after Arjun and Subhadra characters of epic Mahabharata. Devi Subhadra temple is the major attraction of this place.

Fort of Kot Kasta: This village is famous for Nath Fort. This is 200 years old fort.

Getting to Jalore: Jalore is well connected with road ways. From Ahmedabad, Ajmer, Udaipur, Jaisalmer, Jaipur etc buses come to this place. Nearest railway station is located at Jodhpur which is 140kms away from the city. Jodhpur airport is the nearest airport. From Mumbai, Delhi, Udaipur etc flights come to Jodhpur.

Getting around Jalore: Buses along with private vehicles are available to visit the surrounding places of Jalore.

Best time to visit Jalore: Jalore invites the visitors throughout the year.

Where to stay in Jalore: Plenty of accommodations are available to stay in Jalore. Best hotels in Jalore are Ravla Bhenswara Hotel, Hotel City Palace, Harji Fort, Hotel Geetco.

Where to eat in Jalore: Plenty of restaurants available to eat in Jalore.

Bundi is a small city in Rajasthan, India. This place is famous for festivals, Paintings and architecture. City is named after the Meena tribe king Bundi Meena. Earlier name of this city is Bundi Ka Nal. Nal means narrow ways. In Bundi, 50 step wells are located. These are built for the public in 1699. Most beautiful step well is Rani Jiki Barol. Worth buying things in Bundi are miniature paintings and cotton carpets.

What to see in Bundi:

Taragarh Fort: It is the major attraction of Bundi. It is also known as Star Fort. Major attraction of this fort is huge cannon which were named as Garbh Gujam. Fort is in the shape of Horse shoe. Lakes and reservoir situated below the hill. In the fort 3 water tanks are placed. They will never get dry even in the peak summer season.

Chaurasi Khambo Ki Chatri: This is known for 84 pillars which were erected by Rao Anirudh.

Moti Mahal: This was constructed using 80 pounds of gold. Different selected stones are also used in the construction of this mahal. Beautiful mirror work can be seen on the ceiling.

Bundi Palace: This palace is famous for Rajasthani Craftsmanship. Only one of the palaces is open for the public. This part is known as Chitra Shala. Attractions of this Palace are Diwann-e-Aam, Old water clock, Hathi Pol, Naubat Khana, Hazari Pol, and Miniature paintings.

Chitrasala: It is located inside the Garh Palace. Paintings on the walls of this sala display Ras Lila and Ragmala Stories.

Sukh Mahal: It is situated near Jait Sagar Lake. Now it was converted into an irrigation rest house. White marble chhatri placed at the second storey of the Sukh Mahal.

Nawal Sagar Lake: It is located at the centre of the city. It is an artificial lake. Mirror image of the city can be seen in the waters of this lake.

Phool Sagar Lake: It is situated in Phool Mahal Complex. Between November to February this region fills with beautiful migratory birds.

Bundi Utsav: This organises in November- December every year. Thousands of visitors come to this place during this season. Exhibitions, arts & Crafts, fireworks Competition and Painting, Sports, dance and music competitions conducts here.

What to see around Bundi:

Rameshwar: It is located 15kms away from Bundi. This place is famous of Cave temple which was dedicated to Lord Shiva. Waterfalls are the other attraction of this place.

Bijoliya: This place played a major role during the reign of Chauhan rulers. They have constructed 3 Lord Shiva temples in 13^th century. It is located 51kms away from Bundi.

Jait Sagar: It is located 3kms away from Bundi. This is full of lotus flowers. It was surrounded with huge wall and 4 gateways.

Shikar Burj: It is one of the major attractions near Bundi. It is located 4kms away from Bundi city situated in Bundi Forests. Earlier this was old hunting cottage but now this was converted into picnic spot.

Getting to Bundi: Bundi is well connected with road ways. From all the cities of Rajasthan, private and state run buses come to this place. Nearest railway head is located at Kota. From Udaipur, Ratlam, Kolkata, Delhi, Ajmer trains halt at this station. Taxis are available from railway station to reach Bundi. Nearest airport is located at Jaipur which is 215kms away from Bundi. Taxis are available to reach Bundi.

Getting around Bundi: City can be explored on foot or by auto rickshaw. Buses and Taxis are available to visit the surrounding places of Bundi.

Best time to visit Bundi: Best time to visit Bundi is between August to March.

Where to stay in Bundi: Plenty of accommodations are available to stay in Bundi including luxurious hotels. Luxury hotels provide Rajput hospitality.

Where to eat in Bundi: Plenty of restaurants available to eat in Bundi. Continental, Chinese and Indian food is available in the restaurant.

Chittorgarh is a city in Rajasthan, India. Major attraction of this place is Chittorgarh Fort which is the largest fort in India. It was built in 7^th century by Mauryans. This fort was sacked for 3 times between 15^th and 16^th centuries. In the history of fort, siege by Ala-ud-din Khilji is an important event. Fort is the pride of Rajputs. From 8^th century to 16^th century Kingdom of Mewar ruled this place. Area occupied by this fort is 700 acres. It stands on 180m high hill. Jewellery, Leather shoes, handmade shoes, fabrics, metal works are worth buying in Chittorgarh city. Jauhar Mela is the biggest festival celebrates in this city.

What to see in Chittorgarh:

Chittorgarh Fort: Other name of this fort is water fort. It is the major attraction of Chittorgarh. Worth seeing in this fort are Vijay Stambh, Kirti Stambh, gates namely Hanuman Pol and Ram Pol. Several temples are located inside the fort. They are Kalika Mata Temple, Shyam Temple, Meera Temple, Neelkanth Mahadev Temple. These temples belong to 8^th century. This fort is having 22 water bodies.

Rana Kumbha Palace: It is located inside the fort. It was built by Rana Kumbha in 1433- 68. Worth seeing in this palace are stables of horses, elephants and balconies. Ganesha temple is also located inside the palace.

Rani Padmini’s Palace: This is 3 storied white building situated inside the fort. Pavilion and lotus temple are located here.

Archaeological museum: Sculptures, houses paintings, artifacts are the major attractions of the museum. Historical facts of ruins of the fort also can be seen here. During the excavation, artefacts belongs to Buddhism are found. These artefacts also can be seen in the museum.

Other attractions in Chittorgarh: Other attractions in Chittorgarh are Phatta’s Memorial, Vijaya Stambh, Kalika Mata Temple, Tulja Bhawani Temple, Meera Temple, Gaumukh Reservoir,

What to see around Chittorgarh:

Sitamata Wild life Sanctuary: It is believed that Sitamata stayed in this forest in Saint Valmiki Ashram so it was named after this. Major attractions of this sanctuary are wild Pangolin, leopards, jungle cat, nilgai, deer etc. It is locate 31kms away from Chittorgarh.

Sanwariyaji Temple: It is located 38kms away from the city. Lord Vishnu worshipped here.

Bassi fort: It is located 54kms away from the city. Major attractions of this fort are Mahals, arches, domes and gates. This was built in 16^th century by Thakur Jimal who was the cousin of Maharana Pratap .

Nagari: It is located 18kms away from the city. During the excavation a stupa was discovered decorated with terracotta tiles. This was the flourishing town during Gupta and Mughal rulers.

Other attractions near Chittorgarh: Other attractions near Chittorgarh are Bassi Wildlife sanctuary, Menal, Bhainsrodgarh Wildlife sanctuary, Maha Sati, Sanwariaji Temple, Sathis Deori Temple.

Getting to Chittorgarh: Chitttorgarh is well connected through road and railways. From the cities of Rajasthan, buses come to this place. From Vadodara, New Delhi, Udaipur, Ajmer, Jaipur trains halt at Chittorgarh. Nearest airport is at Udaipur. This airport is popularly known as Maharana Pratap airport. This airport is well connected with New Delhi and Jaipur.

Getting around Chittorgarh: Buses, Taxis and Private Vehicles are available to visit the surrounding places of Chittorgarh.

Best time to visit Chittorgarh: Best time to visit this place is during the winter season. Climate is so pleasant during this season.

Where to stay in Chittorgarh: Plenty of accommodations are available to stay in Chittorgarh. All type of hotels such as budget, midrange and luxury hotels are available.

Where to eat in Chittorgarh: Plenty of restaurants available to eat in Chittorgarh. All the restaurants provide traditional Rajasthani meals along with Continental and Chinese cuisines. Few hotels offer Mughal Cuisines. Almost all the hotels serve only vegetarian food.

Kota is the third largest city of Rajasthan, India. This place is famous for gardens and Palaces. It is located on the banks of Chambal River. Kotya Bhill warrior laid the foundation stone for the construction of this city. Dussehra festival celebrates so grandly in Kota. This city has its own style in celebrating this festival. Main attraction of this festival is burning of effigies of Meghnath, Kumbhakaran and Ravana. Other festival celebrates grandly at this place is Ganguar festival. Grand procession takes place during this festival. Procession includes horses, camels, elephants, drummers and dancers.

What to see in Kota:

City Fort Palace: In Rajasthan it is one of the largest forts. Visitors can see Rajput and Mughal architectural style on this fort. Ceilings are made up of glass and marble are used for the walls as well as for the floors. Palace consists of a museum. This displays the weapons used during the Rajput era were displayed. Major attraction of this fort is Elephant Gate which was built in 17^th century.

Chambal Garden: It is located on the banks of river Chambal. This is the best picnic spot. Inside the garden, visitors can find a pond. Major attractions of this pond are gharials and crocodiles.

Kishore Sagar Lake and Jagmandir Palace: It is an artificial lake which was built in 1346 by Prince Dher Dun of Bundi. At the middle of the lake visitors can find a Palace which was built in 1740. This palace was constructed with red sandstone.

Maharao Madho Singh Museum: This is one of the best museums in Rajasthan. It was named after first king of Kota i.e. Rao Madho Singh. Major attraction of this museum is arms, sculptures, miniature paintings of Kota school.

Umed Bhawan Palace: It is located in the cantonment area of Kota. This was built by Maharaja Umed Singh in 1800. Now this palace is acting as heritage hotel.

Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary: It was established in 1955. Kota Kings used this area for hunting purpose. Major attraction of this place is deer, Tiger, Rhinos, wolves, nilgai etc

Other attractions in Kota: Other attractions in Kota are Sawan Phuhar Water Park, Brijraj Bhawan Palace, Godavari Dham Temple, Kansua Temple, Haveli Devtaji, Mathuradheesh Mandir, Gurudwara Azamgarh Sahib.

What to see around Kota:

Kaithoon: It is located 14kms away from Kota. This place is famous for hand woven Kota Daria Saris. Here dress material and fabrics embroider with real gold and silver threads can be seen.

Baroli: It is located 45kms away from Kota. Major attraction of this place is Ghateshwara Temple. It is one of the beautiful temple complexes in Rajasthan. Carvings on the temple are so attractive. Pillars, images of Lord Shiva, Nataraja are the best example for Rajasthani craftsmanship.

Other attractions near Kota: Other attractions near Kota are Taragarh Fort, Sitabari, Alnea, Raniji Ki Baoli, Garadia Mahadev, Gaipernath.

Getting to Kota: Kota is well connected with Road and Railway lines. From Ajmer, Bikaner, Jaipur, Udaipur etc buses come to Kota. From Pune, Chennai, Kolkata, Delhi, Jaipur, Mumbai etc trains halt at this station. Nearest airport is at Jaipur which is 245kms away from Kota. This airport is well connected with Kolkata, Delhi and Mumbai. Taxis are available to reach Kota from this airport.

Getting around Kota: Buses, Cycle rickshaws and Autos are available to see the city. Buses and Taxis are available to visit the surrounding places of Kota.

Best time to visit Kota: Best time to visit this place is between November to February.

Where to stay in Kota: Plenty of accommodations are available to stay in Kota. But only Budget and midrange hotels are available. During the winter season i.e. festival season tourists rush is more so advance booking of rooms is advisable.

Where to eat in Kota: Plenty of hotels are available to eat in Kota. Most of the restaurants serve vegetarian and Rajasthani cuisines.

Khuri is a small village located in Sikar district of Rajasthan, India. Visitors of this can enjoy and can have most memorable experience of Sam Sand Dunes. Sweeping dunes are most attractive in shining golden colour. Riding on the decorated camel is so exiting. From this village visitors can reach to Thar Desert Sand dunes within half an hour. If visitors travel through any other vehicle it will take less than half an hour of time.

What to see in Khuri:
Khuri Sand Dues: Though it is the one attraction of Khuri, it is most unforgettable and impressive experience. Horse safaris and Camel safaris is most memorable experience. Visitors of this place have to experience Spartan splendours of the desert. During the night times desert offers ideal setting to star gaze. Kalbeliya dance and folk songs accompanied by bonfires are very common in this place. For the entertainment of the tourists, Camel Polo and Camel race conducts here. Sunrise and sunset from the sand dunes looks so beautifully.

What to see around Khuri:

Sam Sand Dunes: It is located 40kms away from Khuri. During the winter season night camps in this place is most attractive. Cost of this camp is between Rs.3000 to Rs.7000 per person.

Jaisalmer Fort: Other name of this fort is Ship fort as it looks like ship in the sea of the golden sand. Sandstone is used to build this fort. It was constructed in 12^th century. It is located 36kms away from Khuri.

Gadisar Lake: Visitors of this lake can enjoy boat riding. Though it is located in the middle of the desert it will never get dry. It is located 39kms away from Khuri.

Desert National Park: In India this is one of the largest parks. It is located 47kms away from Khuri. Major attraction of this place is fauna and flora. Visitors are allowed between 10.00 AM to 5.00 PM for 4 to 5 hours. Nearly 72 villages are located around this park. This is the best place for natural lovers.

Tazia Tower: This was the construction of Muslim rulers. It is 5 storied structures with several carved balconies. Muharram celebrates here very grandly. It is located 38kms away from Khuri.

Government Museum: It is located 38kms away from Khuri. Major attraction of museum is marine and wooden fossils of wildlife. Handful displays which are placed here dates back to 150 million years. Sculptures of 12^th century can be seen here.

Getting to Khuri: Khuri is well connected through road ways. From Jaisalmer, Delhi, Jodhpur, Bikaner, Jaipur buses come to this place. Nearest railway station is located at Jaisalmer which is 50kms away from Khuri. From Mumbai, Delhi, Jodhpur trains come to Jaisalmer. SUVs, Jeeps, Taxis and buses are available to come to Khuri from Jaisalmer. Nearest airport is located at Jodhpur which is 310kms away from Khuri. This airport is well connected with Delhi and Mumbai. From these airport visitors has to reach to Jaisalmer. Then they have to reach to Khuri.

Getting around Khuri: Camel Carts, Horses, Camels, SUVs, jeeps are available to visit the surrounding places of Khuri.

Best time to visit Khuri: Best time to visit Khuri is between November to February.

Where to stay in Khuri: Khuri is having several resorts along with plenty of home stays. Traditional Rajasthan cuisines are available at home stays of Khuri. Dune visits offer by home stays and resorts management. Best facilities will be available at resorts and home stays.

Where to eat in Khuri: Rajasthani Cuisines are available in home stays and Resorts. Both vegetarian and non vegetarian food is available in these home stays and resorts.

Bithoor is a small town in Kanpur district, Uttar Pradesh, India. According to Hindu Mythology, this is the birth place for Luv and Kush who were the sons of Lord Rama. This place has a prominent place in the Indian Rebellion of 1857. Earlier name of this place was Brahmavart. It is believed that when once universe was destroyed, Lord Vishnu and Brahma selected this place to reconstruct the universe and conducted Yagna here. So this place was named as Brahmavart. This is the birth place of Rani Lakshmi Bai.

What to see in Bithoor:

Valmiki Ashram: During the exile period, Goddess Sita resides here. She had given birth to Luv and Kush in this ashram. This is the place where Sage Valmiki had written Epic Ramayana. It is one of the holiest places to Hindu pilgrims.

Dhruva Teela: This place belongs to Dhruv. He was a mythological character. He meditated to Lord Shiva on one leg. God impressed to his meditation and said to shine all the time to come as a star.

Patthat Ghat: Unique art and architecture can be seen here. Tikait Rai, Minister of Avadh, laid a foundation stone of the Ghat in this place.

Brahmavart Ghat: It is believed that, this is the nail that was once part of Lord Brahma’s wooden slippers. Devotees after having bath at Ganga, they will pray to Lord Brahma.

Siddhidham Ashram: Visitors of this place can see beautiful artificial mount Kailash. Radha Krishna Temple is the other attraction of this place. It is having very big campus. Several temples can be seen in this ashram such as Nana Saheb Smarak, Jahangir Mosque, Haridham Ashram, Sai Baba Temple, Lav Kush Temple, Ram Janki temple. Other name of this ashram is Sudhanshu Ji Maharaj Ashram.

Ghats: Bithoor is famous for several Ghats. Highest numbers of Ghats are located in Varanasi. After that second place achieved by Bithoor by having 30 Ghats. Large number of temple situated near Ghats.

Forts: Several renowned freedom fighters such as Rani Lakshmi Bai, Tatya Tope, Nana Saheb struggled for independence from this place in 1857. At that time several forts are built here.

What to see around Bithoor:

Jaimau: During the historical period this place acted as kingdom Yayati. At that time it was called as Siddhapuri. Major attractions of this place are mausoleum of Makhdum Shah Ala-UL- Haq (Sufi Saint) which was built by Firoz Shah Tughlaq, Siddhnath and Siddha Devi Temple and a mosque built by Kulich Khan in 1679. It is located 22kms away from Bithoor.

Kanpur Memorial Church: In the memory of Britisher who died in the war of 1857, this was built. East Bengal railway architecture and Lombardic Gothic style can be seen on this church. This was constructed with bright red brick. It was designed by Walter Granville. It is located 25kms away from Bithoor.

Shri Radha Krishna Temple: This temple belongs to Radha Krishna. Other shrines of the temple are Hanuman, Narmadeshwar, Lakshminarayana, and Ardhnareswara. It is located 18kms from Bithoor.

Getting to Bithoor: It is well connected through road ways. From several cities of Uttar Pradesh buses come to this place. Nearest railway head is Kanpur Junction which is 21kms away from Bithoor. Nearest airport is Chaudhary Charan Singh airport in Lucknow which is 87kms away from Bithoor. From Jaipur, Bangalore, Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai flights come to this place.

Getting around Bithoor: This town can be seen on foot or bicycles. Taxis and buses are available to visit the surrounding places of Bithoor.

Best time to visit Bithoor: Best time to visit this place is between October to April.

Where to stay in Bithoor: Accommodations are not available in Bithoor. In Tatyaganj few accommodations are available. This place is 12kms away from the town. Visitors can find budget and midrange hotels in Kanpur.

Where to eat in Bithoor: Only limited restaurants are available. These restaurants offer only vegetarian food.

Hamirpur is a town in Hamirpur district in Himachal Pradesh, India. It is mainly a hilly terrain. This was created as a result of trifurcation of Kangra district on 1^st September 1972. Hamirpur is famous for cultural activities and history. Una is located on the west of Hamirpur; Mandi is located on the east, Bilaspur to the south and Kangra to its north. According to Puranas, this was a part of Jallandar (Trigarta Empire). Paragliding events and annual hang gliding are famous in this town. Visitors can enjoy angling, rock climbing, trekking, mountaining activities. Trekking is available only from April to October. Hamir Festival celebrates grandly. Every year this festival celebrates grandly in the first week of November.

What to see in Hamirpur:

Sujanpur Tihra: This is the major attractions of Hamirpur. It is the fort built by Raja Hamir Chand. Fort was having huge walls. Major attractions of this fort are Shrines and Paintings in the fort. This place acted as capital town to the Katoch rulers.

Nadaun: Palace in this place says the glory of Katoch rulers. It is one of the Shakti peeth temple. This is located on the banks of river Beas. River rafting is most famous in this place.

Deot Sidh Temple: This temple is dedicated to Baba Nayak. In the Dhaulagiri hills cave temple is located.

Other attractions of Hamirpur: Other attractions of Hamirpur are Kalpa Vriksha, Nirankari Ashram, Singh Maheshwari Temple and Chaura Devi Temple.

What to see around Hamirpur:

Naina Devi Temple: This temple is located 69kms away from the town. Naina Devi Temple is one of the Shakti Peethas of India. This temple was built by Raja Bir Chand. It is believed that Sati’s eye fell in this place.

Kangra: This is the best place for trekking lovers. It is located 75kms away from the town. Major attractions of this place are Al Hilal, Naam Art Gallery, Brijeswari Temple, Baijnath Temple, and Chamunda Devi Temple.

Dharmasala: Dharmasala is located in Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh. Major attractions of Dharmasala are Dal Lake, Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium, Billing Adventure, Tsuglagkhang. This place is situated 105kms away from the town.

Palampur: This place is famous for Tea Gardens. Other name is Tea Capital of North India. After Kullu and Manali this is famous honeymoon destination. It is located 66 kms away from Hamirpur.

Triund: This place is popular for adventure and trekking activities. It is located 98kms away from the town.

McLeod Ganj: This was the residential place of Dalai Lama, Tibetan Spiritual Leader. It is situated in Dhauladhar mountain range of Dharmasala region. This place is located 100kms away from the town.

Getting to Hamirpur: Hamirpur is well connected with road ways. From Pathankot, Chandigarh, Shimla, buses are available to reach to this place. Nearest railway station is Una which is 81kms away from the town. Chandigarh airport is the nearest airport of Hamirpur which is 187kms away. This airport is well connected with Indore, Kullu, Amritsar, Bangalore, Mumbai and Delhi. Private vehicles and taxis are available to reach to Hamirpur.

Getting around Hamirpur: Autos, Buses and Taxis are available to visit the surrounding places of Hamirpur.

Best time to visit Hamirpur: Best time to visit Hamirpur is between September to June.

Where to stay in Hamirpur: Very limited hotels are available to stay in Hamirpur. All these hotels are budget and midrange hotels. Visitors cannot expect luxury accommodations. Few guest houses are also available.

Where to eat in Hamirpur: Restaurants are very limited in this place. Existing restaurants offer both international and Indian cuisines. In Bhota Road best cuisines of non vegetarian are available. Best vegetarian food is available in the restaurants located at Gandhi Chowk and Hira Nagar.

Srinagar is summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, India. Srinagar consists of two words Sri and Nagar. Sri means Lakshmi and Nagar means city. This place is famous for house boats, lakes and gardens. Dry frits and Kashmiri Handicrafts are also famous here.

What to see in Srinagar:

Dal Lake: Deodar tree is major attractions in this place. Near the lake a small Shiva Mandir is located. Base camp for the trekkers is organised here. People believe that if they take a dip in the lake they will be blessed by Lord Shiva.

Jama Masjid: This is oldest mosque of Srinagar. This was destroyed and reconstructed several times. Ancient mughal architecture style can be seen on this mosque. 370 pillars can be seen in this masjid.

Rainwari: This is surrounding by beautiful mountains. Gurudwara in this place was constructed by Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji. He was the 6^th guru of Sikh.

Nagin Lake: This is also known as Jewel in the Ring. Major attractions of this lake are Shikaras and House Boats.

Shankaracharya Temple: This was constructed by the son of Emperor Ashoka in 200 BC. It is located on the top of the hill Shankaracharya hill. From this hill beauty of Pir Panjal mountain ranges can be seen.

Shalimar Gardens: This was built by Jahangir for his wife Nur Jahan in 1616. Major attractions of this garden are a canal, fountains and 4 terraces.

Hazratbal Mosque: This was constructed with white marble. This mosque is having large mountains in the backdrop. Kashmiri and Mughal architecture styles can be seen on the mosque.

Other attractions in Srinagar: Other attractions in Srinagar in Sri Pratap Singh Museum, Hari parbat Fort, Chinar Bagh, Kathi Darwaza, Nasim Bagh, Tomb of Madin Sahib, Dastgir Sahib Shrine, Pathar Masjid, Chashme-e- Shahi Gardens, Majid of Akhund Mulla.

What to see around Srinagar:

Shupiyan: It is located 48kms away from Srinagar. This place is also known as Apple town of Kashmir. Apples exports from this place across the country. Other attractions of this place are Nagi Rai Nag, Shahlatoo, Lawahinthora, Kowsernag, Kungwatan, Jama Masjid, Aharbal waterfalls.

Burzahom: It is located 16kms away from the city. This place is famous for ancient artefacts belong to 5000 years ago.

Dachigam Wildlife sanctuary: This was declared as national park in 1951. Major attractions of this place are Blue magpie, Himalayan griffon, Wild boar, Hill fox etc.

Amarnath Cave: It is one of major attractions of this place. This is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Length of this cave is 60feet, height is 15 feet and width is 30feet.

Mughal Garden: It is located 13kms away from the city. This garden is famous for terraced Lawns, flowerbeds and fountains.

Other attractions near Srinagar: Other attractions near Srinagar are Indira Gandhi Tulip Garden, Nishat Bagh, Manasbal Lake, Rozabal Shrine, Wullar Lake, Charar-i-Sharif, and Sangin Darwaz.

Getting to Srinagar: Srinagar is well connected with road, railways and airways. From the cities such as Nagpur, Gurgoan, Hyderabad, Pune, Kolkata buses are available to reach this place. From Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Delhi, Gurgoan etc trains come to this place. From Hyderabad, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Indore etc flights come to this place.

Getting around Srinagar: Buses, Taxis, Jeeps, private vehicles are available to visit the surrounding places of Srinagar.

Best time to visit Srinagar: Srinagar welcomes visitors throughout the year.

Where to stay in Srinagar: Plenty of accommodations are available to stay in Srinagar. All range of hotels is available. Best hotels in Srinagar are Swiss Hotel Kashmir, City forest by Royal Khazir, Imperial Lake view, Shabnam Hotel.

Where to eat in Srinagar: Plenty of restaurants are available to eat in Srinagar. North Indian, South Indian, Chinese, continental cuisines are available in all the restaurants.

Parwanoo is a town located in Solan district of Himachal Pradesh. This place is most famous for its Orchards. Plenty of peaches and apples grown in this place. Parwanoo is the best place for natural walks and trekking. From this place Shivalik Hills can be seen. These hills look so beautiful from this place. Other major attractions of this place are cable car rides. To reach kasauli and Pinjore this is the entry point. Fruit based products such as pickles, marmalades; jams are most popular at this place. These are worth buying too.

What to see in Parwanoo:

Subathu: Major attraction of this place is Gorkha Fort. Other name of this fort is Arki Fort. Now only ruins of this fort can be seen here. This is the cantonment area.

Timber Trail: This is the major attraction for the tourists of Parwanoo. Cable cars are used to see beauty of this place. Loading capacity of these cabs is 10 to 12 people. Form this cabs Kaushalya Valley can be seen most beautifully.

Sri Balaji Temple: Till 1988 this temple was buried in the earth. It was the most ancient temple. After the excavation of this temple importance to Parwanoo increased. This is located at Bhaito Ki Ser village which is 4kms away from the city.

Fruit Orchards: Major attraction of this place is fruit Orchards. Plenty of industries depend on these orchards. Different Products of these industries are Jellies, Fruit Pulp, and Jams. Visitors can enjoy pleasant weather and beautiful scenery. This is the best place for evening walks.

What to see around Parwanoo:

Kalka: It is located just 3kms away from Parwanoo. This town is named after Goddess Kali. Major attractions of this town are Kali Mata Temple. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Kali. It is believed that Pandavas visited this place during their exile.

Pinjore: It is located 10kms away from the town and situated at confluence of Jhajjar River and Kaushalya River. Plenty of antiquities and sculptures can be seen here. All this belongs to 12^th century. Other attractions of this town are Mughal Gardens. Other name of this garden is Yadavindra Gardens.

Dharampur: It is located 22kms away from the town. Best treatment for tuberculosis can avail from the hospitals of this place. Mansa Devi Temple is the major attraction of this place.

Mansa Devi Temple: This is dedicated to Goddess Manasa Devi. During Navratri Period thousands of devotees come to this place. This was built between 1811 and 1815 by King of Manimajra, Maharaja Gopal Singh. It is located 24kms away from the town.

Dagshai: It is one of the old military settlements of British troops in India. Prison can be seen here. This was used to imprison the Irish solider in 1920. It is located 28kms away from the town. This hill station is acting as cantonment area for Indian Army.

Getting to Parwanoo: Only way to reach this place through road. From Chandigarh and Delhi buses come to this place. Nearest railway station is located at Kalka which is 5kms away from Parwanoo. From Mumbai, Kolkata, Delhi, Amritsar, trains come to this place. Nearest airport is at Chandigarh which is 30kms away from Parwanoo. From Indore, Kolkata, Srinagar, Bangalore, Dharmasala, Mumbai, Delhi flights come to this place.

Getting around Parwanoo: Buses and Taxis are available to reach the surrounding places of Parwanoo.

Best time to visit Parwanoo: Best time to visit this place is between March to October.

Where to stay in Parwanoo: Very limited hotels are available. All these hotels are budget hotels.

Where to eat in Parwanoo: Only limited restaurants in Parwanoo. Around the town plenty of restaurants can be seen. All these restaurants serve Chinese, Continental and north Indian cuisines.

Khimsar is a village located in Nagaur district of Rajasthan between Jodhpur and Bikarner. This place is most famous for its fort. It was constructed with the intension to provide strong defence to the villages from invaders. Currently this fort converted into heritage hotel. Other attraction of this place is a water body in the heart of the village which looks like Oasis. Between Jaisalmer and Pushkar this village is the best place to visit. Major festival celebrates here is Nagaur festival. Villagers celebrate this festival during the months of January and February. Major attraction of this festival is Cattle trade.

What to see in Khimsar:

Nagaur Fort: This is the major attraction of this place. It is bigger than Mehrangarh fort of Jodhpur. This fort is also known as Khimsar Fort. It was built by Prince Rao Karamasji. He was the 8^th son of Rao Jodha. Rao Jodha was the founder of royal dynasty of Khimsar. Prince Rao Karamasji constructed this fort in 1523 with the intension of providing strong defence to the village from invaders. It is very proud to say that though it was constructed before 450 years ago this was still remain new. Women’s section of the fort is known as Zenana. This section is most beautiful with finely carved balconies. Women section was constructed in 18^th century. After the construction of this section, Royal family shifted to this fort. At present this was converted into heritage hotel. Row of vintage cars in the palace is so attractions, visitors should not miss to see this place.

Panchala Black Buck Reserve: This is the home town to Demoiselle Cranes. These cranes migrate from North Asia and Southern Europe to this place between October to March. Other 3 attractive species of this place are Blue Bull, Chinkara and Black Buck.

Oasis: It is a water body located at the heart of the village. This is so attractive to the visitors of this place.

Jeep Safari: Visitors can enjoy Jeep Safari in Panchala Black Buck Reserve.

Nila Moti Trust: This was a handicraft institution established by Ms.Monica with the intension to uplift the lives of rural women. Products made by these women are sold in the fort.

What to see around Khimsar:

Osian: Other name of this place is Khajuraho of Rajasthan. Name is kept after the beautiful sculptures located in the temples. This place is most famous for Hindu and Jain Temple. Golden Sand dunes surrounds this place. It is located 65kms away from the village.

Karni Mata temple: This is located at Deshnoke. This temple dates back to 600 years old. Rats move freely in this temple. They appear from marble covered walls and floorings. Several people offer milk and sweets to these rats. Food eaten by these rats is considered as holy and consumed as Prasadam. It takes more than an hour to reach this place.

Getting to Khimsar: Only way to reach this place is through road ways. From Rajasthan and other places buses reach to this place regularly. Nearest railway head is Jodhpur which is 92kms away from the village. This place is well connected with several places such as Ahmedabad, Udaipur, Jaipur, Agra, New Delhi, Jaisalmer etc. Nearest airport is also located at Jodhpur.

Getting around Khimsar: Taxis, Camels and Jeeps are available to visit the surrounding places of Khimsar.

Best time to visit Khimsar: Best time to visit Khimsar is between October to March.

Where to stay in Khimsar: Persons who wants to have experience as Royal family they can stay in the fort. At the outskirts of the village some huts are provided for the visitors of this fort to stay with backdrop of sand dunes.

Where to eat in Khimsar: Best option to have food in Khimsar is fort itself. This offers Continental, North Indian and Rajasthani cuisines.

Jubbal is a town and hill station in Shimla district of Himachal Pradesh. This is the favourite spot for trekking lovers. Other attractions of this place are Lush green apple, Pine and deodar forests and apple orchids. Shape of this place is Egg. Major festivals celebrates in this place are Hemis and Rampur Jatar.

What to see in Jubbal:

Jubbal Palace: It is the major attraction of this place. Red Chimneys and Sloping roofs are the major attractions of this palace. Palace has a modern wing. This was constructed in Indo European style. Part of this built was constructed in Chinese Design.

Chandar Nahan Lake: This is the best place for fishing. Natural surroundings of this place enjoy by the visitors.

What to see around Jubbal:

Hatkoti: This place is famous for Hatkeshwari Temple. It is located 20kms away from Jubbal. People believe that this was built by Pandavas during their exile. Major idol of this temple is Lord Shiva. It is a two storey complex.

Seema: It is located 27kms away from the city. Tourists enjoy adventure sports in this place. Across Himachal Pradesh this is the one of the best angling spots.

Rohru Orchards: It is located 20kms away from the city. This is the apple hub of Shimla district. Hill flaking of this town is covered with Orchids. In this place a small temple is also located which is dedicated to Lord Shikru Devta. This is the best place for trekking and anglers lovers.

Khara Pathar: It is located 13kms away from the city. This place is famous for apple orchards and Pines and deodars. Jeep ride is the major attraction of this place. This ride leads to Giri Ganga Temple which is located near Giri River.

Kotkhai: It is located 29kms away from the city. This is the entry gate to Rohru. Major attraction of this place is its Palace. Wooden pillars of this Palace are most attraction. Giri River flows though this place.

Chiragaon: It is located 40kms away from the city. Several ancient temples and sacred ponds can be seen here. In Himachal Pradesh it is one of the fastest tourists spot. Huge opportunities of trout hatchery and trout fishing at this place.

Shimla: This place is surrounded by oak, deodar and Pine forests. It is one of the most popular hill stations of India. It is located at 90kms away from the city.

Getting to Jubbal: Before reaching Jubbal one has to reach Shimla. Shimla is well connected with the cities such as Amritsar, Agra, Delhi, Ambala, Kalka through bus way. Only way to reach Jubbal is though road way. Nearest railway station is located at Shimla. From all the major cities trains come to Shimla. Toy train Journey between Kalka and Shimal enjoy by the visitors of Jubbal. Nearest airport is located at Shimla. From Kullu, Chandigarh and Delhi flights come to Shimla daily.

Getting around Jubbal: Best way to explore the hill station is on foot. Buses and Taxis are available to visit the surrounding places of Jubbal.

Best time to visit Jubbal: Before visiting any place it is essential to known the best time. Best time to visit Jubbal is between April to October. Weather during this period is so pleasant.

Where to stay in Jubbal: Very limited accommodations are available to stay in Jubbal. Plenty of hotels are located in Shimla. Best hotels near Jubbal are Hotel Landmark, Hotel Spring Fields, Grand sunset hotel, Woodville Palace Hotel.

Where to eat in Jubbal: Very limited eating options are available to eat in Jubbal. Only local cuisines are available to eat in Jubbal.

Agartala is the capital of Tripura. Agartala is derived from two words Agar and Tala. Agar means a kind of oily valuable perfume tree and Tala means a store house. In this region, visitors can see Agar trees abundantly. Several dynasties ruled this place namely Loknath Jivandharan, Dharmapha, Drikpati, Chitrarath, Manikya dynasties. This place got important after Maharaja Krishna Manikya shifting his capital to this city. This city is famous for lakes, temples, hills, gardens, Palaces. Most prominent festivals are Durga Pooja and Saraswati Pooja. Main business centres are Kaman Chowmuhani and Gol Bazaar.

What to see in Agartala:

Buddha Temple: It is located at the centre of the city which was built in 1946. Two idols of this temple are Lord Buddha and Bodhisattva. Within the temple premises beautiful garden welcomes the visitors.

Kunjaban Palace: This was a recreation place to King Birendra Kishore Manikya which was built in 1927. Currently this is acting as official Governors residence of Tripura.

Ujjayanta Palace: This was built during 1899- 1901 by Maharaja Radhakishore Manikya. Earlier this was the royal Palace but now this is acting as meeting place of Tripura Legislative Assembly. It was built in Indo Greek Style.

State Museum: This was built in 1970. Museum consists of 4 galleries namely Tribal culture, Indian Sculpture, Painting and archaeology. Major attraction of this museum are Jewellery, oil paintings, stone inscriptions, Bronze image, Textiles, Copper Inscriptions, Terracotta, Sculptures, Coins.

Tribal Museum: This museum gives details of 19 tribes of Tripura.

ISKCON Math Chowmuhani: It is located at Banmalipur, Agartala. To improve the life of Tripura people, lot of work had done by this Math. It always engaged in spreading Krishna’s consciousness.

Jagannath Temple: Temple is in orange colour. This was built by Manikyas. Arabic and Hemadpanthi style can be seen here.

Other attractions of Agartala: Other attractions of Agartala are Mariyam Nagar Church, Gedu Miar Maszid, Kamaleswari Temple, Umamaheswar Temple, Rabindra Kanan, Domboor Lake.

What to see around Agartala:

Venuban Vihar: It is located just 2kms away from Agartala. Idol of Lord Buddha was brought to India from Burma.

Kamala Sagar: It is located 24kms away from the city. At the banks of this lake Goddess Kali Temple is situated. This is the best picnic spot for Tripura. It is a vast lake at border of Bangladesh.

Chaturdasa Devata: Major attraction of this temple is image of Gods and Goddess called Chaturdasa Devata. This image consists of 14 heads. Temple also consists of Garbhagriha and Nat Mandapa. It is located 7kms away from the city.

Neermahal Water Palace: It was built in the centre of the Lake Rudrasagar by Kishore Manikya in 1930 as a summer resort.

Other attractions near Agartala: Other attractions near Agartala are Tripurasundari Temple, Chittangong Hills, Chowda Devta Temple, Sepahijala Nature Reserve.

Getting to Agartala: Agartala is well connected with road, rail and air ways. From Kolkata, Guwahati buses are available to reach Agartala. Only few trains come to Agartala station. Nearest railway head is located at Kumarghat which is 160kms away from Agartala. Agartala airport is well connected to Kolkata and Guwahati.

Getting around Agartala: Cycle rickshaws are available to see the places in Agartala. Autos, Taxis and buses are available to visit the surrounding places of Agartala.

Best time to visit Agartala: Best time to visit this place is between October to March.

Where to stay in Agartala: All range of hotels are available. But luxury hotels are very few in the city. Government guest houses are also available to stay. Cost of budget hotels is ranging between Rs.200 to Rs.500. Luxury hotels cost is ranging between Rs.2500 to Rs.4000.

Where to eat in Agartala: Very limited restaurants in Agartala. Hotels are offering Continental, Chinese and Indian cuisines. Bengali cuisines and sweets are most popular in Agartala.

Kumbhalgarh is a Mewar Fortress in Rajsamand District of Rajasthan, India. This is the birth place of Maharana Pratap. He was a great king and warrior of Mewar. This is most beautiful scenic destination for the tourists. This place is known for glorious Palaces, royal chhatris and magnificent monuments. During the 2^nd century this was the seat of Prince of Samprati. For the bird watchers this is an excellent place. Major attraction of Kumbhalgarh is Kumbhalgarh Fort.

What to see in Kumbhalgarh:

Kumbhalgarh Fort: One interesting this about this fort is there is a small fort inside this fort. It is known as Kartargarh which was built by Maharana Fateh Singh. This is surrounded by 13 mountain ranges. Kumbhalgarh Fort is one of the longest forts in India. It is 36kms long. Major attractions of this fort are soaring watchtowers, gigantic walls, and secret passageways. This was built by Rana Kumbha. It has taken 15 years to complete this fort.

Badal Mahal: It is situated at the top of the Kumbhalgarh Fort. This is two storied structure. It is divided into two parts namely Zanana Mahal and Mardana Mahal. Zanana Mahal comprised stone Jalis that facilitate private viewing of court proceedings and events of the queens.

Vedi Temple: It is located next to Hanuman Gate of the Fort. After the construction of Hanuman Pol, this temple was constructed by King Rana Kumbha. Of all the sacrificial places of India this is only surviving remnant.

Mammadev Temple: It is situated below the fort. This was built by King Rana Kumbha in 1460.

What to see around Kumbhalgarh:

Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary: This surrounds the fort. Area covered by this sanctuary is 586 sq.kms. This is also located in Pali, Rajsamand and Udaipur districts. Major attractions of this sanctuary are Hare, Nilgai, Hyena, Jungle Cat, Panther, four horned antelope, sloth bear, wolf etc… It is the only sanctuary located in Rajasthan. Various birds such as white breasted kingfisher, golden oriole, grey pigeons, grey jungle fowl, flamingos, golden oriole etc can be seen here.

Ranakpur Jain Temples: These temples are located 50kms away from Kumbhalgarh. In 1438, construction of these temples started by Rana Kunbha. One of these Jain temples is Chaumukha Temple. This includes 1444 carved pillars and 29 halls. It is dedicated to Tirthakara Adinath.

Muchchal Mahavir Temple: This is located 34kms away from the fort. From Ghanerao, it is located 5kms away. Unique statue of Lord Mahavir having Moustache can be seen here. At the gateway two elephants welcome the temple.

Neelkanth Mahadeo Temple: It is situate at the base of the plains. Six feet highest Shivalinga can be seen here. It is the only deity of this region.

Getting to Kumbhalgarh: Only way to reach this place is through road. From Pushkar, Jodhpur, Ajmer, Udaipur buses are available to reach this place. Nearest railway head is Phalna which is 80kms away from Kumbhalgarh. This is well connected to Jodhpur, Jaipur, Ahmedabad, Delhi, Ajmer, and Mumbai. Nearest airport is at Udaipur.

Getting around Kumbhalgarh: Best option to visit the surrounding places of Kumbhalgarh is hiring private vehicles.

Best time to visit Kumbhalgarh: Best time to visit this place is between October to March. For spotting the animal’s best time is between December to March.

Where to stay in Kumbhalgarh: Only Budget and midrange hotels are available to stay in Kumbhalgarh. Visitors who want to have luxury hotels best way is to stay in the resorts. Cost of these resorts is starting from Rs.4500 onwards.

Where to eat in Kumbhalgarh: Resort and in-house restaurants in the hotels offer both vegetarian and non vegetarian food. All varieties of food from Rajasthani to Jain are available to eat.

Cuttack is the second largest city of Odisha. This city is also acting as best commercial centre for odisha. Earlier name of this city is Katak which means The Fort. This name refers to the ancient Barabati Fort. City was developed around this fort. During the historical days city was acted as capital to Kalinga. Kalinga is the older name of Odisha. This was established in 989 by Nrupa Keshari as a Military Cantonment. For the shopping loves best things to buy are Brass, ivory carving, silver filigree work products. Bali Yatra, Durga Pooja, Kali Pooja are famous festivals in Cuttack.

What to see in Cuttack:

Cuttack Chandi Temple: This is the major attraction of the city. Goddess Chandi is worshipped in this temple. Durga Pooja and Kali Puja celebrate so grandly in this temple. Besides the temple one can find Mahanadi River.

Barabati Fort: Once, this was most impressive 9 storied structures but now visitors can see only ruins of the fort. Fort is now has a cricket stadium. Excellent carvings can be seen on the gate of this fort. This was constructed in 11^th century.

Bhattarika Temple: This temple is dedicated to Goddess Bhattarika who is an incarnation of Shakti. This is situated on the banks of river Mahanadi.

Stone Revetment: This is a symbol of brilliant ancient engineering skills. It was constructed by Keshari kings during 11^th century.

Qadam-I-Rasool: This is important place to both Muslims and Hindus. 3 mosques are placed here. Music gallery called Nawabat Khana is the major attraction of this place. Architecture depicts both Hindus and Muslim style.

Gurdwara Daatan Sahib: This is the holy place for the Sikh community. First Sikh Guru Shree Guru Nanak Dev had passed through and halted for some time when he was going to puri.

Netaji Museum: Rare collection of letters written by Netaji Shubhas Chandra Bose apart from few other valuables of him are placed here.

What to see around Cuttack:

Bhitarkanika Wildlife sanctuary: This is best place to see large variety of Flora and Fauna. It is located 27kms away from Cuttack. Along with flora and Fauna, large variety of mammals and reptiles can also be seen here.

Bhubaneswar: It is located 27kms away from Cuttack. Along with Konark and Puri this forms Golden triangle of temples. This place is famous for several temples and gardens.

Singanatha Temple: This temple is famous for its unique architectural style. Singanatha is the ancient temple in Cuttack. It is located on the rocky Cliff Island of Mahanadi River which is 20kms away from Cuttack.

Dhavaleswar: This temple is sacred to Hindus. Every year thousands of Hindus come to this place. This was constructed in 10^th century which was dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is located 25kms away from Cuttack on one of the Islands of Mahanadi River.

Getting to Cuttack: Cuttack is well connected with road and railways. From the cities such as Kolkata, Chennai, Bhubaneswar buses are available to reach this place. From the cities such as Hyderabad, Raipur, Jodhpur, Bhagalpur etc trains come to this place. Nearest airport is located at Bhubaneswar.

Getting around Cuttack: Autos, cycle rickshaws, taxis, buses are available to visit the surrounding places of Cuttack.

Best time to visit Cuttack: September to March is the best time to visit Cuttack. During the summer season temperature is very high.

Where to stay in Cuttack: Plenty of hotels are available to stay in Cuttack. Luxury hotels are few in the city. Along with hotels guest houses are also available to stay in Cuttack.

Where to eat in Cuttack: Very limited restaurants in Cuttack. Only simple Indian meals are available. Most famous food is Thunka Puri. This is prepared only during Bali Yatra Period. In-house restaurants serve Italian, Continental, Chinese and Indian Cuisines.

Kolkata is the capital of West Bengal. Major attraction of Kolkata is Port. This is India’s oldest operating Port. Other name of Kolkata is City of Joy. Influence of Raj is more in this city. City has its own place in literature, theatres and films. Several renowned personalities such as Mother Teresa, Satyajit Ray belong to this place.

What to see in Kolkata:

Howrah Bridge: This Bridge is worlds 4^th busiest bridge. This connects Western Bank of Kolkata to eastern banks of Kolkata. Photography is restricted here. Nearly 60,000 vehicles travel on this bridge per day. This is also known as Rabindra Setu. This was constructed in 1939.

Eden Gardens: India’s Oldest Cricket Stadium. This is also known as Lords of Asia. It is one of the finest stadiums in the world.

Nicco Park: This is the oldest amusement park. Park is famous for adventure rides such as Water coaster, Moonraker, Flying Saucer, Toy Trian, Cable car etc. Several lakes and gardens can also be seen here.

Aquatica: It is the largest water park of India. Major attractions of this place are adventure water rides, swimming, tornadoes, dance floors, artificial waves.

Dakshineswar Temple: This was built by Rani Rasmani of Janbazar. She was asked by Goddess Kali to build the temple.

Indian Museum: It is the largest museum of India which was established in 1814. Major attractions of this museum are prehistoric objects and artifacts. It consists of more than 60 galleries.

Alipore Zoo: Major attractions of this zoo are Grant’s Zebra, White Tiger, Indian Elephant, one horn Rhinoceros etc.

Kalighat: This was built by Brahmin Zamindar. Goddess Kali is worshipped here. Old temple is housed in small hut.

Nandan: This is the first multiplex of Kolkata. Kolkata International film festival hosted here.

Marble Palace: This was constructed in 1855 with marble stones.

Other attractions of Kolkata: Other attractions of Kolkata are Park Street, Maidan, Town hall, College street, BBD Bagh, Kolkata Metro, Science City, National Library, Vitoria Memorial, Belur Math, Jaldapara Wildlife sanctuary, Jawahar Shishu Bhawan, Nakhoda Mosque.

What to see around Kolkata:

Botanical Garden: This is the best place for the natural lovers. It is located in suburban area of Shibpur in Howrah district which is 8kms away from the city.

Garchumuk: It is situated in Howrah district which is 56kms away from the city. Major attraction of this place is Deer Park.

Chintamoni Kar Bird Sanctuary: It is situated 30kms away from the city. Major attractions of this sanctuary are kingfishers, doves, woodpeckers and cuckoos. Plenty of animals and fruit trees are also can be seen here.

Shrine Bascilica Bandel: It is located 55kms away from the city. It is one of the oldest churches of west Bengal. This was dedicated to Our Lady of the Rosary.

Getting to Kolkata: Kolkata is well connected with road, rail and air ways. From the cities such as Bangalore, Mumbai, Visakhapatnam, Lucknow, Jaipur, Jamshedpur etc buses are available to visit this place. From Patna, Guwahati, Bhubaneswar, Hyderabad etc trains are available to reach this place. From Hyderabad, Chennai, Nagpur, Lucknow, Jaipur etc flights are available to reach this place.

Getting around Kolkata: Autos, Buses, Taxis are available to visit the surrounding places of Kolkata.

Best time to visit Kolkata: Visitors can come to this place throughout the year.

Where to stay in Kolkata: Plenty of hotels are available to stay in Kolkata. Best budget hotels in Kolkata are Marble Palace Guest house Pvt Ltd, Travel Inn, Diamond suites etc. Best Luxury hotels in Kolkata are The Oberai Grand, Hotel VIP International, The peerless Inn.

Where to eat in Kolkata: Plenty of restaurants are available to eat in Kolkata.

Kalimpong is a hill station of West Bengal, India. This place is famous for ancient temples, churches and Buddhist monasteries. In 1866, this was added into the district of Darjeeling. Prior to China’s annexation of Tibet and Sino Indian War, Kalimpong was used as gateway in the trade between India and Tibet. At the outskirts of the city Indian Army 27 Mountain Division is located. Nepal culture can be seen more in this place.

What to see in Kalimpong:

Mangal Dham: This temple was constructed by Shri Krishna Pranami in 1993. In the memory of Guru Shri 108 Mangaldasji, this was constructed.

Catholic Church: In the Kalimpong area this is the largest Catholic Church. During the British rule this church was constructed. Architect of this church is Hardy.

Flower Nurseries: Plenty of nurseries are located in this town. Flowers of this nursery are exported. Commercial flower nurseries of West Bengal are located here.

Deolo Hill: It is one of the hills on which Kalimpong is situated. This is the highest hill point of this town.

Dr.Graham’s Home: This is the educational institute which was founded by Dr.John Anderson Graham in 1900. Area covered by this institute is 500 acres. This place also consists of clothing department, hospital, Poultry, Dairy, Bakery and farmhouse.

Tharpa Choling Monastery: This is one of the 3 monasteries found in this town. It was established in 1937.

St.Therasa’s Church: This was built by local people in beautiful Tibetan architecture. On the walls of the church inscriptions of Biblical themes can be seen.

Kalimpong Arts & Crafts centre: With the intension to promote handicrafts and to provide employment opportunity to the local people this was established in 1897.

Lepcha Museum: Lepcha Community culture can be learn in this museum. Articles of worship, musical instruments, and manuscripts can be seen here.

Gouripur House: It is located 2kms away from the city. This is the favourite place for Rabindranath Tagore. In this place he had written several poems.

Teesta Bazaar: Artifacts and Handicrafts are the major attraction of this Bazaar. This is the best shopping place.

Kalimpong Science centre: This is the best place to improve science awareness among the students and to the visitors.

What to see around Kalimpong:

Neora National Park: It is located 32kms away from the town. Major animal attractions of this park are Gora, Himalayan black bear, Wild dog, Red Panda. Reptile attractions of this park are King cobra, blind snakes, Pit Viper.

Durpin Dara Hill: It is located 3kms away from the town. From this place visitors can enjoy the Himalayan ranges. River Teesta can also be seen from here.

Pedong Monastery: It is located 20kms away from the town. This was built by Bhutan’s King in 1837.

Getting to Kalimpong: This place is well connected though road. From other cities in Sikkim buses are available to reach this place. Nearest railway station is at Jalpaiguri. This place is well connected with all the major cities. Bagdogra is the nearest airport.

Getting around Kalimpong: Buses, Jeeps, taxis and ferries are available to visit the surrounding places of Kalimpong.

Best time to visit Kalimpong: Best time to visit this place is between March to May and October to December.

Where to stay in Kalimpong: Several hotels are available to stay in Kalimpong. Cost of budget hotels starts from Rs.200. Cost of luxury hotels is around Rs.2000. Nurseries are the additional attractions in some hotels.

Where to eat in Kalimpong: Plenty of restaurants are available to eat in Kalimpong. China Garden is the best place to have Chinese food.

Rajgir is a city in Nalanda district of Bihar. It was the first capital of Magadha Kingdom. Rajgir was most ancient city dates back to 3000 years old. According to Hindu mythology this was ruled by Jarasandh of Mahabharata. Wrestling match between Bheema and Jarasandh was conducted here. Mahavir spent 14 years of life in this city. City is divided into two parts. First part is surrounded by 7 hills and other part was established by King Ajatsharu. Major attractions of this temple are Hot springs, Trekking and Rope way. Rajgir Dance Festival and Makar Sankranti Mela are most famous festivals in Rajgir.

What to see in Rajgir:

Sonbhandar Caves: These caves are also known as Swarna Bhandar which means Store of Gold. It is believed that treasury of King Bimbisara present in this cave. Sonbhandar caves are most ancient and rock cut caves which were dates back to 500BC.

Pippala Caves: These are situated on the top of the hill, Vaibhava Hill. It is a house for the monks. It is believed that Lord Buddha has done meditation in these caves. These are natural caves.

Hot springs: These are situated at the foot of Vaibhava hills.

Vishwa Shanti Stupa: This is located on the top of Ratnagiri hill. With the help of ropeway visitors has to reach this place. As a symbol of world peace this was built by Japanese. There are 4 statues of Lord Buddha on each corner.

Ajatshatru Fort: This was built by Ajatshatru king of Magadha in 6^th century. At the top of the fort 6.5sq.m stupa stands.

Jivaka’s Mango Garden: Jivaka used to be royal Physician of Magadha rulers namely Ajatshatru and Bimbisara.

Ashoka Stupa Peak: This is one of the attractions of Rajgir which was built by Emperor Ashoka with bricks.

Ancient 40kms wall: This is popularly known as Cyclopean wall. It is one of the few important pre-Maurayan stone structures.

Jain Temples: In Rajgir there are 26 Jain temples are situated. These are located on hill crest. Only way to reach this place is through trekking.

Other attractions of Rajgir: Other attractions of Rajgir are Monastery Venuvana Vihara, Ghora Katora Lake, Bimbisara Jail, Gymnasium of Jarasandh, Nava Nalanda Maha Vihira, and New Venu Vana Vihara.

What to see around Rajgir:

Ruins of Nalanda University: It is located 15kms away from Rajgir. These ruins are located in the Nalanda town. It is the oldest Buddhist University.

Nalanda Archaeological Museum: Four main galleries are included in this museum. Main hall consists of Nagaraj Sculptures, Parshvanath sculpture, Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara, Bhumisparsh postures etc…This was established in 1971. It is located 13kms away from Rajgir.

Other attractions near Rajgir: Other attractions near Rajgir are Nalanda, Bihar Sharif, Pawapuri, Kundlapur, Swarajpur, and Barabar Caves.

Getting to Rajgir: Rajgir is well connected with road and railways. From the cities such as Bihar Sharif, Pawapuri, Nalanda, Patna, Gaya etc… buses are available to reach to this place. Nearest airport is located at Gaya which is 68kms away from this place. Gaya airport is well connected with Varanasi, Kolkata and Delhi.

Getting around Rajgir: Buses, Taxis, Tonga’s are available to visit the surrounding places of Rajgir.

Best time to visit Rajgir: Best time to visit Rajgir is between October to March.

Where to stay in Rajgir: Only budget and midrange hotels are available to stay in Rajgir. Bihar State Tourism Development Corporation is maintaining 3 tourists’ bungalows for the tourists.

Where to eat in Rajgir: Only limited restaurants are available to eat in Rajgir. Almost all the restaurants serve only vegetarian. Chinese, Punjabi and North Indian Cuisines are available.

Patna is second populous city in East India. It is the capital of Bihar. Patna name is derived from Patan, name of Hindu Goddess Patan Devi. Pataliputra is the name of ancient Patna. Modern Patna is located on the banks of river Ganga. This is the most sacred place for Sikhs as Guru Gobind Singh; last Sikh Guru was born here. This place was developed by Udayi son of Ajatshatru, Magadha King. During the rule of Maurya Kings, Patna enjoyed the Golden period. Most famous festival is Chhath festival. After Diwali, this festival celebrates for 6 days.

What to see in Patna:

Gandhi Maidan: This place had witnessed to several Indian Freedom Movements such as Quit Indian Movement, Champaran. It is popularly known as Patna Lawns.

Folk Art Museum: It is located at Chhajjubagh. Major attractions of this museum are folk Jewellery, Costumes and Musical instruments. Terracotta collections and Ceramic Specimens also can be seen here.

Patna Museum: This looks most beautiful in Mughal and Rajput architectural style. Major attractions of this museum are 16m long fossilised tree (200 million years old), stone and metal sculptures of Maurya and Gupta era.

Takht Sri Patna Sahib / Gurudwara Patna Sahib: In the memory of Guru Gobind Singh this was built. He was the last (10^th) Sikh Guru. Guru was born on 22^nd December 1666 here.

Agam Kaun: This is oldest and most important archaeological site. It was built by Emperor Ashoka for torturing people.

Patna Devi Temple: This temple consists of two temples namely Bari Patna Devi Temple and Chhoti Patna Devi Temple.

Mahavir Mandir: This is one of the most famous temples in Bihar which is dedicated to Lord Hanuman.

Sanjay Gandhi Jaivik Udyan: This is one of the 16 largest zoos in India. It consists of 800 animals and 300 species of trees.

Gol Ghar: It is a magnificent beehive shaped building which was established by Captain John Garstin in 1786.

Other Attractions of Patna: Other attractions in Patna are Phulwari Sharif, Mahatma Gandhi Setu, College of Arts & Crafts, Jalan Museum, Jalmandir Temple, Sri Krishna Science Centre, Patna Planetarium, Patri Ki Haveli, Mangal Talab, Pathar ki Masjid, Khuda Bakhsh Oriented Library, Bihar Police Museum, Harmandirji, Kumhrar Kumhrar, Meetan Ghat, and Old Opium Warehouse.

What to see around Patna:

Maner Sharif: It is located 30kms away from Patna. This site is famous for 2 tombs namely Shah Daulat and Makhdoom Yahya Maneri. In 1608, Makhdoom was died here.

Nalanda: It is the learning centre from 5^th century to 1197 CE. Great University was ruined. It is located 35kms away from Patna.

Vaishali: This place is famous for World Peace Pagoda, Kutagarasala Vihara, and Relic Stupa. It is associated with Lord Mahavira and Lord Buddha. This place is situated 55kms away from Patna.

Getting to Patna: Patna is well connected with road, railway and air ways. Trains from Bangalore, Chennai, Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai halt at this place. From several cities of Bihar buses come to this place. Patna International airport is well connected with Bangalore, Kolkata, jaipur, Delhi, Mumbai etc…

Getting around Patna: Buses, Autos and Taxis are available to visit the surrounding places of Patna.

Best time to visit Patna: Best time to visit this place is between November to March. Rush will be more during March as Patliputra Mahotsava is held.

Where to stay in Patna: Plenty of accommodations are available to stay in Patna starting from Budget to luxury hotels. State Tourism Department is also maintaining tourist’s bungalows for tourists.

Where to eat in Patna: Plenty of restaurants are available to eat in Patna. Besides local food, Chinese and Indian food is also available.

Cooch Behar is the largest city of Cooch Behar district of West Bengal. This city is most famous for Cooch Behar Palace. During the British rule this place was acted as capital to Kamatapur Kingdom. Cooch Behar is the birthplace of Maharani Gayatri Devi. She was the third Maharani of Jaipur. Gayatri Devi is considered as most beautiful woman of the world. Cooch Behar is known for its natural beauty, kings, temples and legacy of Royal Palaces.

What to see in Cooch Behar:

Madan Mohan Badi: This temple was built by Maharaja Nripendra Narayan between 1885 to 1889. It is located at the centre of the city. Different shrines of the temple are Goddess kali, Goddess Tara and Goddess Bhavani.

Rajbari: This is the most attractive Palace in the city. It was built by Nripendra Bahadur Narayan. He was a great ruler in Narayan Dynasty.

Baradebi Bari: This temple is dedicated to Goddess Durga. It is best example for European style of architecture.

Brahmo Mandir: It was constructed between 1860 to 1880. This is the best example for Roman architecture.

Dangar Ayee Temple: It is located in Gunjabari place of Cooch Behar. This was constructed by Dangar Ayee kameswari Debi between 1839 and 1847. She is the wife of Maharaja Shibendra Narayan. Other names of this place are Gunjabari and Aunt’s House of Lord Madan Mohan.

What to see around Cooch Behar:

Baneswar Siva Temple: It is located 10kms away from the city. Pond in the premises consists of full of tortoises. Idol of Lord Shiva in the temple is 10 feet below the temple.

Madhupur Dham Temple: It is located 10kms away from the city. This place is most sacred for the followers of Acharya Shankaradeva as he made his last journey in this place during 16^th century. It was built in Neo Vaishnava Culture.

Siddheswari Kali Bari: It is located 11kms away from the city. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Siddheswari. It was constructed in Maharaja Harendra Narayan in 1830. In this temple holy tree is located.

Kamteswari Temple: It is located 8kms from the city. Original temple was destroyed by Maharaja Pran Narayan in 1665. This temple was reconstructed.

Siddhanath Siva Temple: It is located 7kms away from the city. It was established by Maharaja Harndera Narayan and Maharaja Shibendra Narayan between 1799 and 1843.

Other attractions near Cooch Behar: Other attractions near Cooch Behar are Rasikbil, Kholta Ecotourism Spot, Rajput Mound, and Chilapata Forest.

Getting to Cooch Behar: Cooch Behar is well connected though road, railways and airways. From the cities such as Bihar, Assam, West Bengal buses are available to reach this place. From the cities such as Gaya, Puri, Amritsar, Guwahati, Kolkata, Delhi, trains come to Cooch Behar. Cooch Behar airport is located 3kms away from the city. Airport is well connected with Guwahati and Kolkata cities.

Getting around Cooch Behar: Taxis, Autos and Local buses are available to reach the surrounding places of Cooch Behar.

Best time to visit Cooch Behar: Best time to visit Cooch Behar is between September to December.

Where to stay in Cooch Behar: Cooch Behar is having several budget hotels but only few midrange hotels are available. Plenty of guest houses are available in Cooch Behar. Luxury hotels are not available.

Where to eat in Cooch Behar: Plenty of restaurants are available in Cooch Behar. Almost all the restaurants serve only non vegetarian. Vegetarian will be serves only on demand.

Alappuzha is a city in Alappuzha district of Kerala. It was the oldest planned town. Most popular attraction of this place is Backwaters. House boat in these backwaters is most memorable experience. Earlier Alappuzha acted as trade centre with Europe and Persian Gulf regions. Christianity culture is most dominated in this place. This was bought by St.Thomas, the Apostle. In June and September Boat races conducts in this place. Plenty of coir factories are located in this city. So coir and Coir Products are worth buying in this place. Virgin Coconut Oil is also worth buying in this place. This oil is used in the preparation of food and Massages. Best Ayurvedic treatment is available here.

What to see in Alappuzha:

Alappuzha Beach: This is the best picnic spot to enjoy during the week ends. Pier which is situated here is 137 years old. Another attraction of this place is old Light house.

St.Andrew’s Church: It is one of the popular churches in Kerala. Construction of this church started in 1864 but ended in 1866. Construction started by Scottish Officers.

Mullakkal Rajeswari Temple: It is located in the middle of the city. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Rajeshwari. Major attraction of this temple is open top Sreekovil festival celebrates for Vana Durga.

Kayakulam Lake: This Lake is used for inland water transport passengers. It is most beautiful backwater of Kerala.

What to see around Alappuzha:

Ambalappuzha Sri Krishna Temple: It is located 14kms away from the city. This temple is famous for Palpayasam. When Tipu Sultan invaded Kerala he shifted Lord Krishna Idol from Guruvayur to Ambalappuzha.

Karumadi: It is located 16kms away from the city. This place is famous for statue of Lord Buddha which is made up of Black granite. This belongs to 9^th and 10^th centuries.

Champakulam Church: It is most ancient Churches in Kerala which is located in Champakulam. This church belongs to Syro Malabar Catholics. It is located 15kms away from the city.

Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary: This place is heaven to the birds. Plenty of birds stay in this place. Area covered in 14acres. Major attraction of this sanctuary are egrets, fly Catchers, kingfishers, night herons, golden backed wood peckers.

Krishnapuram palace: It is located 47kms away from the city. During the reign of Marthanda Varma who was the king of Travancore this was built. This was the best example for Kerala Architecture. It was constructed in 18^th century.

Other attraction nearby Alappuzha: Other attractions nearby Alappuzha are Chettikulangara Bhagavathy Temple, Edathua Church, Mannarasala Sree Nagaraja Temple, karumadi Kuttan, Pandavan Rock, Pathiramannal.

Getting to Alappuzha: Alappuzha is well connected with Road and Railways. From major cities such as Coimbatore, Mysore, Bangalore, Chennai etc… Buses are available to reach this place. From the cities such as Mangalore, Thiruvananthapuram, Kochi, Chennai, Mumbai etc trains are available. Nearest airport is Cochin International airport.

Getting around Alappuzha: Ferries and boats are used to visit some of the places in Alappuzha. Buses, taxis, cars, private vehicles are used to visit surrounding places of Alappuzha.

Best time to visit Alappuzha: August to March is the best time to visit Alappuzha.

Where to stay in Alappuzha: Plenty of options to stay in Alappuzha. Houseboats are also available to stay in Alappuzha. Per day cost of house boats is ranging between Rs.7000 to Rs.15000. Home stays and Budget hotels are also available.

Where to eat in Alappuzha: Plenty of restaurants are available to eat in Alappuzha. This is the best place to eat non vegetarian. Famous cuisines are Lobsters, Clams, Oysters, Crabs, Prawns cuisines. Along with non vegetarian, vegetarian food is also available.

Kochi is located in Ernakulam district of Kerala. Other name of Kochi is Cochin. This is also known as God’s Own Country. After Muziris Port was destroyed Kochi was developed as best trade centre. Dominated cultures in this town are Jewish settlers, Arab and Christians. Oldest group of Jews are located here. Curios, arts, handicrafts, mobile phones, electronic items, Coir products, Ayurvedic Fabric are most famous and worth buying in Kochi. Cochin Carnival and Indira Gandhi Boat race are most famous festivals in Kochi.

What to see in Kochi:

Jewish Synagogue: This Synagogue is the oldest one among 53 member countries of Common wealth Nations. Cochin Jewish Community instructed this synagogue.

St.Francis Church: It is the oldest European church in India which was constructed in 1503. Explorer Vasco Da Gama was buried at this place.

Jew Town: This place is famous for trade and Commerce during 700BC.

Mattancherry Palace: This palace was gifted to Raja Veera Kerala Vara .It was built in 1557 by Portuguese. Temple’s are also placed inside this palace.

Pareekshit Thampuran Museum: 19^th century paintings are most attractive in this museum. Other attractions of this museum are Plaster of Paris sculptures, ancient coins, monuments.

Other place to see in Kochi: Other attractive places to see in Kochi are kashi Art Caf, Santhagopala krishnaswamy Temple, Indian naval Maritime Museum, Pierce Leslie Bungalow.

What to see around Kochi:

Wellingdon Island: It was artificial manmade Island. This was named after British Governor Lord Willingdon. Central institute of Fisheries, Kochi Naval base of Indian Navy are located here. It is situated 6kms away from Kochi.

Cherai Beach: It is located 39kms away from the city. Sunbathing, water sports and Swimming are most important activities of this place. In this beach tiny Island is located which can be reached by boat.

Fort Kochi: It is located 7kms away from Kochi. Old Victorian Era stayed bungalows are most attractive in this place.

Princess Street: It is located in Fort Kochi which is located 7kms away from the city. Major attractions of this place are French, British, Dutch and Portuguese Bungalows.

Mangalavanam: This is the Bird sanctuary. Huge variety of migratory birds can be seen here. Major attractions of this sanctuary are Eurasian Otter, Bandicota, House rat, Palm Squirrel etc… It is located 10kms away from the city.

Other places to visit near Kochi: Other places to visit near Kochi are Santa Cruz Cathedral, Bolghatty Palace, Shiva temple, Museums of Kerala History, Kochi beach, Vamanamoorthy Temple, Gurudwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Subhash Park, Chottanikkara Temple.

Getting to Kochi: Best way which connects the city to other place is by road. From the cities such as Goa, Bangalore, Mangalore, Kozhikode etc buses are available to reach this place. Nearest railway station is at Ernakulam. Cochin International Airport is the nearest airport of Kochi.

Getting around Kochi: Taxis, Autos and buses are available to visit the surrounding places of Kochi.

Best time to visit Kochi: Best time to visit this place is between October to April.

Where to stay in Kochi: Plenty of hotels are available to stay in Kochi. Tourist rush will be more between November to February so advance booking of hotels is essential. Boutique hotels are available in Fort Kochi. Price of luxury hotels are ranging between Rs.9000 to Rs.20,000. Home stays are also available whose cost is ranging between Rs.350 to Rs.800.

Where to eat in Kochi: Plenty of restaurants are available to eat in Kochi. Starting from Rs.50 meals are available. Banana Leafs are preferred to serve the food in all the restaurants.

Omkareshwar is a sacred place to Hindus. This place is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is located on Island called Mandhata in Khandwa district of Madhya Pradesh. Shape of this Island is OM which is the symbol of Hindus. Name of Omkareshwar came from the sound Om.

What to see in Omkareshwar:

Omkareshwar Temple: It is the major attraction of Omkareshwar. This is dedicated to Lord Shiva. This temple is looks like Mammaleshwar Temple. Architecture of this temple is Nagara style. This temple is one of the 12 Jyothirlingas of Lord Shiva. According to Hindu beliefs Shiv Ling at Omakreshwar is made up of two parts. One half is called Omkareshwar and other part is known as Amareshwar. Lord Shiva appeared in Omkareshwar Awathara to kill Asuras. Narmada River is located near this temple. Devotees believe that taking a dip in this river will wipe off all the sins.

Siddhanath Temple: This temple is situated on Plateau in Brahminic architecture style. Huge Podium is supporting this temple. This podium is most attractive with frescos; portray elephants in different postures and carvings.

Sri Govinda Bhagvatpada Cave: In this place Sanakaracharya took his diksha and spiritual education as a sage from Sage Govind Bhagwatpad.

24 Avatars: This is the temple complex consist of both Jain and Hindu temples. It has its own style of architecture which is most attractive. During 11^th century when Mahmud Ghazni attacked India several temples are destroyed.

Fanasa Ghat: This is one of the bathing ghats of Omkareshwar on the river Narmada.

What to see around Omkareshwar:

Satmatrika Temples: It is located at the place where Narmada and Kaveri Rivers confluence. This place is situated 6kms away from the Island of Omkareshwar. This was constructed in 10^th century.

Kedareshwar Temple: This place is located where Kaveri and Narmada rivers confluence which is 6kms away from the Island. It is most famous for its beautiful architecture. Temple was constructed in 11^th century.

Shri Omkar Mandhata Temple: This place is located where Kaveri and Narmada rivers confluence. It is one of the 12 Jyothirlingas which was constructed in Nagara Style of Architecture.

Kajal Rani Cave: This is one of the worth seeing place near Omkareswar. It is located 9kms away from Omkareshwar. In this place visitors can see long and broad stretches of the surrounding undulating Lands.

Ranmukteshwar Temple: It is located at the place where Narmada and Kaveri Rivers confluence which is 6kms away from the Island. Devotees offer Channa Dal to the deity. They believe that by doing this, unpaid debts will clear off.

Mamaleshwar Temple: It is located on the opposite side of Narmada River. It is located 10kms away from Omkareshwar. This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Around this temple several other small temples of Lord Shiva are situated.

Getting to Omkareshwar: Only way to reach this place though Road. Khandwa is the nearest place to Omkareshwar. From Khandwa autos and taxis are available to reach Omkareshwar. Khandwa is well connected with road and rail stations.

Getting around Omkareshwar: Boating is the best way to visit some of the nearest places of Omkaeshwar. For some other places taxis and autos are available to reach the surrounding destinations.

Best time to visit Omkareshwar: During Mahashivaratri festival this place is most attractive. Best time to visit this place is at the time of Mahashivratri i.e between February and March. Visiting rush will be more between October to April.

Where to stay in Omkareshwar: Only budget and midrange hotels are available. These hotels provide only basic amenities. During the peak seasons it is essential to book the hotels in advance.

Where to eat in Omkareshwar: only limited restaurants are available. They will serve only vegetarian food. Famous food at this place is Pakodas, Samosa, and Puri Sabzi.

Shivpuri is an ancient town in Shivpuri district of Madhya Pradesh. Earlier this place acted as summer camp to Scindia rulers of Gwalior. Historical name of Shivpuri is Sipri. After independence name of this town is changed as Shivpuri. Forest near Shivpuri used as hunting place by the Mughals. In this forest huge crowd of elephants are captured by the Emperor Akbar. Forest is now converted into National Park with the intension to protect wildlife. This place is famous for flora and fauna. Britishers hanged Tatya Tope in Shivpuri. During first war of Independence, Jhansi Rani along with Tatya Tope played a major role.

What to see in Shivpuri:

Madhav Vilas Palace: This is the summer recreation for Scindia’s. From this palace visitors can view Madhav National park and Shivpuri Town very clearly. This Palace is popularly known as The Mahal. Terraces of this Palace are so beautiful and finished with Marble floors. Now this palace is using by Indian Intelligence Bureau to run training centre.

Chhatri: This is the empty tomb of Scindia’s. It reflects both Islamic and Hindu style. Near this tomb another attraction is Mughal garden.

Madhav National Park: It is the main attraction of Shivpuri. Area covered by this is 157sq.km. It was the hunting spot for the Mughals. Trees in this temple are also most attractive. Major attraction of this National Park is Palash, Tendu, Dhawda, kerdhai, Salai etc…Major tree attractions of this place are Palash, Tendu, Dhawda, Kerdhai, Salai, Khair etc…

George Castle: This is located inside the Madhav national Park. It was constructed in 1911 by Jivaji Rao. King George used to stay in the nights when he came for hunting.

Banganga: This place is famous for 52 sacred kunds. It is believed that Arjuna shot an arrow to get water out of the ground when Bhishma is so thirsty. Arjuna and Bhishma are Pandava Brothers.

Other attractions of Shivpuri: Other attractions of Shivpuri are Tatya Tope Memorial, Bhoora Khon Waterfalls, Madua Shiva Temple, Sakhya Sagar Lake and Boat Club.

What to see around Shivpuri:

Karera Bird Sanctuary: It is located 58kms away from Shivpuri. This place is famous for different variety of animals and birds. Another attraction of this sanctuary is Bearded Bustard, Indian Bustard, and Colored Bustard.

Narwar Fort: It is located 41kms away from Shivpuri. This was constructed in Rajput style by Kachwaha Rajputs.

Bhadiya Kund: It is located 12kms away from Shivpuri. During the monsoon season this is the best picnic spot. This place is famous for mineral content.

Other attractions near Shivpuri: Other attractions near Shivpuri are Survaya Ki Garhi, Pawa waterfalls, Son Chiriya Bird Sanctuary, Mohini Pik up Wear, Sultan Garh Falls.

Getting to Shivpuri: Only way to reach this place is through road. From Aligarh, Agra, Jabalpur, Fariadabad, Lucknow, Gwalior buses are available to reach this place. Nearest railway station is at Jhansi which is 92kms away from Shivpuri.

Getting around Shivpuri: Buses, Taxis, Jeeps are available to visit the surrounding places of Shivpuri.

Best time to visit Shivpuri: Best time to visit this place is between November to April.

Where to stay in Shivpuri: Only Budget and midrange hotels are available to stay in Shivpuri. Most of the midrange hotels are located in Chhatri road. In the circular road budget hotels are located. Luxury hotels cannot be seen here.

Where to eat in Shivpuri: Both vegetarian and Non Vegetarian food are available. Famous snacks in Shivpuri are Bhutte Ki Kees, Malpua, Kopra pak, Kebabas. Best food is available in Circular road and Jhansi Road.

Varkala is located in Thiruvananthapuram district of Kerala. One of the major attractions of Varkala is Janardhan Swamy Temple which is 2000 years old. According to one myth, it is believed that this was built by Pandyan King when Lord Brahma instructed him to construct a temple to wipe off his sins. Worth buying in Varkala is Artifacts made up of Coconut shell. Most famous festival is Arattu festival. This festival celebrates for 10days during March – April.

What to see in Varkala:

Varkala Beach: This beach is the best place for swimming and sunbathing. Other name of this beach is Papanasam Beach. This beach consists of golden sand and it is surrounded with lush green areas.

Janardanaswami Temple: This is 2000 years old Temple. At the temple large bell is situated. It is believed that Lord Brahma came into the dream of Pandya King and asked to construct the temple to wipe off the sins. Idol of the temple submerged in the sea. With the help of fisherman it was taken out and temple was constructed.

Sivagiri Mutt: This was constructed in 1904 by Sree Narayana Guru who was the Social Reformer and famous Philosopher. This was the residence place of Guru till 1928. Tomb of Narayana Guru can also be seen here.

Vakarla Tunnel: It is one of the historic sites built by Britishers to established inland waterways. Construction of this way started in 1860; it has taken 14years to complete this project.

Vakarla Lighthouse: British rulers constructed this in 18^th century. This is the best example for colonial style of architecture.

What to see around Varkala:

Sarkara Devi Temple: It is located at Chirayinkeezhu village which is 14kms away from Varkala. Most famous festival celebrates in this temple is Kaliyoot. As per the Malayalam Month this celebrates during the month of March.

Ponnumthuruthu Island: Water Boat rides are most famous at this place. It is located 10kms away from Vakarla. This island was constructed before 100 years by Lord Shiva and Parvati. Jetty rides and boats are used to reach to this place.

Kappil Lake: It is located 8kms away from Vakarla. It is one of the nearby attractions of Vakarla. In this place backwaters of kerala merges into Arabian Sea. Bridge was constructed over the lake. With the help of this bridge one can see this lake and nearby places very clearly. Coconut groves are another attraction in this place.

Kaduvayil Thangal Dargah: This is dedicated to kaduvayil Thangal Saint. It is located between kallambalam and Attingal which is 14kms away from Varkala.

Anjengo Fort: It is located 11kms away from Vakarla. This fort was built between 17^th to 18^th centuries.

Kaduvayil Juma Masjid: This is dedicated to Kaduvayil Thangal who was the Muslim Saint. Other name is Kaduvayi Palli.

Getting to Varkala: This place is well connected with road ways. From Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi plenty of buses reach to this place. Varkala is having the railway station which is located between Thiruvananthapuram and Ernakulam. However all the trains do not stop at this place. So it is better to reach Thirvananthapuram Junction. Plenty of taxis are available to reach this place from Thiruvananthapuram. Nearest airport is located at Thiruvananthapuram.

Getting around Varkala: Taxis, Autos are available to visit the surrounding places of Varkala. Scooters and bikes will be given on rent to visit nearby places of Varkala.

Best time to visit Varkala: Best time to visit Varkala is between October to March.

Where to stay in Varkala: Plenty of accommodations are available starting from Budget hotels to luxury hotels to stay in Varkala. Home stays are also available at reasonable costs. Cost of home stays and budget hotels are below Rs.1000.

Where to eat in Varkala: Plenty of restaurants are available to eat in Varkala. For the non vegetarian lovers this is the best place. Tibetan, Italian, Mexican, Continental cuisines are also available.

Chennai is the capital city of Tamilnadu. In India it is the major educational, Cultural and Commercial centre. In Chennai second biggest film industry is located. Famous singers like Sivamani and AR Rahman belongs to Chennai. Since the first century several dynasties ruled this place. Few major dynasties are Pandya, Pallavas, Cheras, and Cholas. This city was majorly developed as commercial centre by Britishers. Major festivals of the city are Pongal, Indian International Leather Fair, and Music Festival.

What to see in Chennai:

Beaches: Plenty of beaches can be seen in this place. Marina Beach is the second longest beach. Other beaches are Cove long, Golden, VGP and Breezy.

MGR Film City: It is one of the major attractions of the city. This was established in 1994 in the memory of MG Ramachandra, actor and Politician.

Thousands Lights Mosque: For the Shia Community of India this place is most sacred place. This place is famous for its architecture. To illuminate the hall 1000 oil lamps are needed to lit.

Madras High Court: It is one of the 3 high courts of pre-independent India. Other high courts are located in Kolkata and Mumbai.

Marundeeswarar Temple: This temple is dedicated to Marundeeswarar Temple who is an incarnation of Lord Shiva. He is considered as God of Medicines. It is located in Thiruvanmiyar.

Government Museum: It is the oldest museum in India. In the college of St.George this was established in 1851. Major attractions of the museum are Decorative art gallery, Tanjore Painting gallery, Archaeology and Anthropology galleries etc.

Forts: Major forts of Chennai are Dutch fort (400 years old), St.Mary’s Church and Fort Museum, Anglican Church, Fort St.George.

Temples: Plenty of temples are located in Chennai. Major temples are Ashthalakshmi Temple, Ayya Vaikundar Nizhal Thangal, Kalingambal Temple, Kapaleeshwara Temple, Vadapalani Murugan Temple etc…

Other attractions of Chennai: Chennai has plenty of museums, parks, Libraries. Weavers Centre, Vivekananda House, Birla planetarium, Prakasam Salai are other major attractions.

What to see around Chennai:

Aignar Anna Zoological Park: It is located 35kms away from Chennai and located at Vandalur. Till 1855 this is inside the city but due to expansion this was shifted to outside of the city in 1877. Zoo consists of 170 species of reptiles, birds and mammals. Major attractions are Nilgiri Langur, Nilgai, Black buck, etc…

Kalakshetra: This is the dance institution situated 10kms away from the city. Training will be given in Music and Bharatnatyam. This was established by Rukmini Devi Arundale in 1936.

Sriperumbudur: Major attraction of this place is Rajiv Gandhi Memorial. Several temples are located in this place. It is located 40kms away from Chennai.

Getting to Chennai: Chennai is well connected with road, rail and airways. In Chennai there are 3 major railway stations. They are Tambaram, Egmore and Chennai Central. Chennai is having both domestic and international airports. From all the cities such as Cochin, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Guwahati, Ahmedabad, Delhi, Mumbai etc buses, trains and air buses are available to reach this place.

Getting around Chennai: Local trains, buses, taxis, autos are available to visit the surrounding places of Chennai.

Best time to visit Chennai: During summer season temperature is high. Visitors can notice heavy rainfall during monsoon season. Monson is from June to September and Mid October to Mid December. Generally tourists do not prefer to visit this place in summer and during monsoon seasons.

Where to stay in Chennai: Plenty of hotels are available to stay in Chennai. Budget and midrange hotels are available at Egmore, T Nagar, and Mylapore. Anna Salai is the place where luxury hotels are located.

Where to eat in Chennai: Plenty of restaurants are available to eat in China. Famous dishes are Puliogare and Tairchadam. Both domestic and international food is available.

Madurai is located in Madurai district of Tamilnadu. It is situated on the banks of river Vaigai. Madurai is the oldest cities in India. This place is famous for Meenakshi Sundareswarar Temple. City is having several names few names are City of four Junctions, City that never sleeps, Temple city, City of Jasmine, and City of Junction. Madurai played a vital role during independence period. Most famous festival in Madurai is Meenakshi Tirukalyyanam. This festival celebrates during April- May for 10 days. Millions of visitors visit this place during this festival season. Other famous festivals in Madurai are Pongal, Chithirai, and Festival of Cradle.

What to see in Madurai:

Meenakshi Temple: Madurai is famous for this temple. This consists of several enclosures. Major attraction of this temple is Beautiful stone work on the walls . Temple is having 14 gateway towers. Ayiram Kal Mandapam is most attractive. Original temple was sacked in 1310 by Malik Kafur, Muslim Invader. Current structure was built between 1623 to 1655 CE.

Mariamman Teppakulam: Main idol of this temple is in the tank. In this temple Lord Vigneshwara is worshipped.

Gandhi Museum: In India there are 5 Gandhi Museums. It is one of those museums. Primary attraction of this museum is Blood stained Dhoti of Gandhi along with photos of his lifetime.

Goripalayam Dargah: This dargah consists of 2 Muslim saint graves. Those saints are Hazrat Sulthan Shamsuddin Badusha and Hazrat Sulthan Alauddin Badusha.

Thirumalai Nayak Palace: This was built by Thirumalai Nayak in 16^th century in Indo Sarcenic Architecture style. 3/4^th of this palace was ruined. At present only 1/4^th palace with 248 pillars.

Koodal Azhagar Temple: Huge statue of Lord Vishnu in front of the temple is the major attraction of this temple. Main Idol of this temple is Lord Vishnu. It is one of the oldest temples of south India.

Alagar Koli: This temple is famous for Sculptures and Stone Carvings. Lord Vishnu is worshipped in this temple.

Kazimar Big Mosque and Maqbara: It was constructed by Hazrat Kazi Syed in 13^th century. It is the oldest Mosque in Madurai.

Pazhamudhir Solai: It is one of the six abodes of the lord. This temple is dedicated to Lord Subramanya. It is located near Alagar Koli temple.

What to see around Madurai:

Tirupparankundram Murugan Temple: Temple is dedicated to Lord Murugan. It is located 8kms away from Madurai which was built by Pandya King in 8^th century. It is one of the rock cut temples.

Athisayam: It is located 7kms away from Madurai. 20 water rides and plenty of games can be played here.

Vaigai Dam: This is the major source to the irrigation of the surrounding regions. Vaigai Dam is located on the river Vaigai. Other attraction near this dam is Agricultural Research Institute. It is located 69kms away from Madurai.

Getting to Madurai: Madurai is well connected with roadways, railways and airways. From cities such as Coimbatore, Bangalore, Trichy, Chennai, etc buses, trains and airbuses are available to reach Madurai. Madurai airport is 10kms away from the main city.

Getting around Madurai: Buses, taxis, private vehicles, cabs are available to visit the surrounding places of Madurai.

Best time to visit Madurai: Between March to June temperature is extremely hot so better not to come to this place during those months. Best time to visit this place is between October to February.

Where to Stay in Madurai: Plenty of hotels are available to stay in Madurai. Budget range, Midrange and Luxury Hotels are available to stay. As per the requirement of the visitors, they can choose to stay.

Where to eat in Madurai: Plenty of restaurants available to eat in Madurai. Breakfast will not available here. Almost all the restaurants offer Iyengar Style of Meals. Only few restaurants offer Chettinad, Continental, Chinese and South Indian cuisines.

Bangalore is the capital city of Karnataka. Silion Valley of India is the most famous in Bangalore. Most famous educations institutions such as NIMHANS, IIMB, IISc are well established here. Bangalore is home town to Kannada Film Industry. Bangalore is named after the Dish Bendakalooru which means Boiled beans. A small story behind this dish. Once a king halt in this place. At that time a lady served food with boiled beans. The taste of this dish is unforgettable to that king so he named after the town as Bendakalooru. This city is blessed with architectural landmarks, natural lakes, gardens, parks, pubs, shopping malls. Karaga, Pongal, Ugadi are most famous festivals in this city.

What to see in Bangalore:

Benguluru Palace: This was built by Chamaraja Wodeyar in 1887 with Tudor Style of architecture. Most attractive things to be seen in the palace are Paintings of famous personalities, Belongings of royal family, turrets, battlements, Gothic Windows etc…

Tipu’s Palace: It is summer recreation to the Tipu Sultan. This was built in 1791. It is most beautiful wooden structure with carved pillars.

Attara Kacheri: It is the place where Karnataka High court is situated. This was built during the reign of Tipu Sultan. Red bricks are used to construct this two stored building. Neo Classical Architecture of this building is so attractive.

Lakes: All the lakes in Bangalore are manmade lakes. Earlier there were 51 lakes in the city but now there are only 17 Lakes.

Brigade Road: This is the best place for the shopping lovers. All varieties of shops are located here. Clubs, discotheques, pubs are also can be seen here.

Lal Bagh: This is most beautiful garden in Bangalore. Construction of this was started in 1760 by Hyder Ali but it was completed by Tipu Sultan. This garden was later converted into Government Botanical Garden.

Forum Mall: This is the best place for youngsters for shopping purpose. From basic things to luxury items everything is available here.

Cubbon Park: This Park is famous for shaded groves, trees, rare floral species, and innumerable flowers.

Other Attractions of Bangalore: Other attractions in the Bangalore city are Vidhana Soudha, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Film City, Ulsoor Lake, Jumma Masjid, Bangalore Turf Club, St.Mary’s Basilica, Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium, Venkatappa Art Gallery.

What to see around Bangalore:

Bannerghatta National Park: This was established in 1971 which is located 24kms away from the city. Major attractions of this park are Crocodiles, Tigers, and Lions.

Bugle Rock: It is located in Basavanagudi. This place is famous for massive rock formations. These are belongs to 3000 million years old. It is located 7kms away from Bangalore.

Wonder La: It is located 28kms away from the city. This is most famous amusement park. Major attractions in this park are Wet Rides and Dry Rides.

Other attraction nearby Bangalore: Other attractions nearby Bangalore are Suryanarayana Temple, Pyramid Valley, Nandi Hills, Janapada Loka, Bridavan etc…

Getting to Bangalore: Bangalore is well connected with road, Rail and through airways. From all the cities buses, trains and airbus come to this place.

Getting around Bangalore: Bangalore Metro, Autos, Taxis, Private vehicles are available to visit the surrounding places of Bangalore.

Best time to visit Bangalore: Best time to visit this place is between October to February. Tourists rush will be more during October.

Where to stay in Bangalore: Plenty of accommodations are available to stay in Bangalore. All range of hotels such as budget range, mid range hotels and even five star hotels are available in Bangalore.

Where to eat In Bangalore: Plenty of restaurants are available to eat in Bangalore. Almost all restaurants offer Western, Mughalai French, Mexican, south Indian, Continental, Chinese, Thai, Indian Cuisines.

Puducherry is a Tamil Name which means New Town. It is popularly known as Pondicherry. Earlier this place is acted as French Colony. It is believed that Sage Agastya established his Ashram here. This place is known for best food products, Pottery, leather, Furniture, textiles. Puducherry is also famous for handmade products, glassware, Indian art, Modern decor items, Jewellery, Marmalades and Pickles, Jellies, Sachets, Perfumed oils etc.. Most famous festivals in Puducherry are Bastille Day, Fete De Puducherry, Veerapattinam Car Festival, Villinur Temple car festival.

What to see in Puducherry:

Promenade: This place is famous for old Light house, Dupleix Statue, Statue of Joan of Arc, War Memorial. Promenade is 1.5kms long which is running along the beach.

Temples: In Puducherry, Varadaraja Perumal Temple is the oldest temple dates back to 600 AD. Kanniga Parameswari Temple is best example for French architectural style. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Shakti. Sri Gokilambal Thirukameshwara Temple is another famous temple is Puducherry. This was built in 12^th century.

Sri Aurobindo Ashram: This was built by Aurobindo Ghose in 1926. Children who were below 3 years are not allowed to enter into the Ashram.

Botanical Gardens: In this garden more than 1500 species of plants are placed here. This was built in 1826 in French Style. Major attraction of this gardens are fountains, gravel lined paths, beautiful flower beds, pruned trees.

Ananda Ranga Pillai Museum: This was built in the name of Ananda Ranga Pillai who was the governor of Puducherry. Things belongs to 18^th century of French India can be seen here.

Churches: Plenty of churches were built during the French Rule. Most famous Churches are Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Church of Sacred heart of Jesus. These are built in 1700’s.

Jawahar Toy Museum: More than 120 dolls are placed in this museum. Visitors can visit this place except on Monday. All dolls are dressed in different styles each represent each state.

Bharati Memorial Museum: This is dedicated to Subramanya Bharathi who was the Poet and Freedom fights. Romantic compositions, finest patriotic writings of Subramanya Bharati are placed here.

Puducherry Museum: Rare collection of stone and bronze sculptures which belongs to Chola and Pallava dynasties can be seen here.

What to see around Puducherry:

Arikamedu: It is located 4kms away from the city. French, Cholas and Romans style of trade can be seen here. In ancient days this place was acted as Roman Trade centre.

Auroville Beach: This is the best place for swimming. Most of the people spend their weekends in this place. It is located 12kms away from the city.

Serenity Beach: It is located 6kms away from the city. It is the best picnic spot.

Chunnambar: This place is famous for the beach. It is located 8kms away from the city. Chunnambar is the best place for Sunbathing and Water sports.

Getting to Puducherry: Puducherry is well connected through road way. From the cities such as Bangalore, Madurai, Chennai buses are available to reach puducherry. Nearest railway station is at Villupuram which is 35kms away from the city. Chennai International airport is the nearest airport.

Getting around Puducherry: Autos, Cycles, 3 wheelers are available to visit the places in Puducherry. Buses, Autos, private vehicles are available to reach the places which are surrounding to Puducherry.

Best time to visit Puducherry: Best time to visit Puducherry is between October to March.

Where to stay in Puducherry: Plenty of hotels are available to stay in Puducherry. Resorts are also available to stay near beach town.

Where to eat in Puducherry: Huge number of restaurants is available to eat in Puducherry. Most famous cuisines in Puducherry are Portuguese, Tamil, French and Dutch cuisines. Almost all the restaurants provide only non vegetarian. Vegetarian food will be available only on demand.

Malpe is a fishing harbour on the Karnataka Coast. This is famous for its Pristine Beach and Vadabhandeshwara Temple. Four rocky Islands are surrounded to Malpe. Those Islands are Daria Gadara Kalluthe, Kari Illada Kallu, St.Mary’s Island and Daria Bahadurgad. In 4 rocky Islands only 2 became popular among Tourists. They are Daria Bahadurgad and St.Mary’s Islands. Fishing, Coconut industry and tile manufacturing are the prime attractions of the Malpe. Spring Zouk Festival is the famous festival celebrates in Malpe.

What to see in Malpe:

Malpe Beach: Malpe is famous for Malpe Beach. This is most beautiful place with clear blue water, Palm trees. Sand in this beach is in Golden Colour. As Malpe is the fishing harbour this beach is used for fishing. Water sports also conduct here. Activities such as Wave riding, Angling, Boating are most famous in this beach.

Vadabhadeshwara Temple: It is located near by Malpe Port. Idol God of this temple is Lord Balrama. He is the brother of Lord Sri Krishna. Idol in this temple is installed by Sri Madhavacharya, Philosopher. Pilgrims rush will be more on full moon day. Other name of this temple is Anantheshwara.

What to see around Malpe:

Daria Bahadurgad Island: This Island is famous for its Fort. This fort was built by Bidanur Basavappa Naik. Area covered by this Island is 250 yards. Only way to reach this Island is by Ferry. Near the fort Oldest tile factory and few temples are located. It is located 2kms away from Malpe.

Udupi: In Karnataka this is the most important Pilgrim place. This is dedicated to Lord Krishna. Udupi is also famous for software Industry. It industry has developed very quickly in this place. It is located 7kms away from the Malpe.

St.Mary’s Island: This is one of the 4 surrounding Islands near Malpe. In 1498 this was discovered by Vasco Da Gama. He named this Island as EI Pardon De Santa Maria. Ferry is used to reach to this Island. It is located 2kms away from Malpe.

Getting to Malpe: Malpe is well connected with road ways. Udupi is located in National Highway 17. From Udupi several buses are available to reach this place. From the cities such as Goa, Mumbai, Srigeri, karkalla, Mangalore buses are available to reach Udupi. Nearest railway station is located at Udupi. Trains from Delhi, Kochi, Margao, Mangalore, and Mumbai halt at this station. Mangalore is the nearest airport.

Getting around Malpe: Autos and Taxis are available to reach this place. Ferry’s are used to reach the nearest Islands.

Best time to visit Malpe: It is essential to know the best time before visiting any place to avoid inconvenience. Best time to visit this place is between August to March.

Where to stay in Malpe: Plenty of accommodations are available to stay in Malpe. Budget range, Midrange and luxury hotels are available in this fishing harbour. Some resorts are also available to stay in Malpe.

Where to eat in Malpe: Plenty of restaurants are available to eat in Malpe. Along with Indian, International cuisines are also available in this place. Both vegetarian and non vegetarian food is available. Sea food is most popular in this place.

Srirangapatna is a town in Mandya district of Karnataka. This place is famous for its history, culture and religion. It is surrounded by the river Kaveri. This was founded in 9^th century by Ganga Dynasty. Earlier this place acted as capital to Khudadad State which belongs to Tipu Sultan. Main temple in Srirangapatna is Ranganathaswamy temple. The temple is one of the set of 3 major temples. These 3 temples are built in 3 different islands on the river kaveri. First temple was dedicated to Antya Ranga which is located at Srirangam, 2^nd temple is Madhya Ranga which is located at Shivanasamudra and 3^rd temple is Adi Ranga which is placed at Srirangapatana.

What to see in Srirangapatna:

Gumbaz: This is the burial place of Tipu Sultan’s Mother Fatima Begum and father Hyder Ali. Doors here are decorated with Ivory which looks so beautiful. These doors are presented by Lord Dalhousie.

Srirangapatna Fort: This was built by Tipu Sultan. It consists of 4 major entrances. Persian inscriptions can be seen at the each entrance. In 1527 this was constructed in Indo Persian style. Paintings in this fort are most attractive. These paintings say how Tipu Sultans got victory over Britishers.

Sri Ranganathswamy Temple: Srirangapatna is famous for Sri Ranganathswamy Temple .It is located inside the Srirangapatna Fort. This temple is dedicated Lord Krishna.

Daria Dault Bagh and Museum: Museum consists of the things which are used by Tipu Sultan. Major attraction of this museum is ammunitions, arms, engravings, Pencil sketches, Oil Paintings. Daria Dault Bagh is summer recreation of Tipu Sultan.

Other attractions of Srirangapatna: Other attractions of Srirangapatna are Masjid –E-Ala, The Obelisk, Nimishamba Temple, and Place of Martyrdom.

What to see around Srirangapatna:

Karighatta: This place is famous for Karighatta hill which is situated 8kms away from Srirangapatna. On this hill ancient temple is located. Temple is dedicated to Lord Vaikunta Srinivasa.

Mysore: This is the known as City of Palaces. It is the second largest city of Karnataka. It is located 18kms away from Srirangapatna.

Mahadevapura: It is located 18kms away from Srirangapatna. This village is famous for most ancient Shiva Temple which is dates back to 600 years.

Sangama: It is located 3kms away from the town and it is located in Mandya. People believe that if they dip in the water of Sangama all the sins will wash away.

Ranganthittu Bird Sanctuary: In India it is one of the most popular bird sanctuaries. This is also known as Pakshi Kashi of Karnataka. It is located 5kms away from Srirangapatna.

Other attractions nearby Srirangapatna: Other attractions nearby town are Balmuri Falls, Kere Thonur, and Captain Baileys Dungeon.

Getting to Srirangapatna: This place is well connected with roadways. From Bangalore and Mysore buses are available to reach Srirangapatna. Nearest railway station and airport is located at Mysore.

Getting around Srirangapatna: Taxis, Buses and Autos are available to visit the places surrounding to the town.

Best time to visit Srirangapatna: Best time to visit Srirangapatna is between September to March.

Where to stay in Srirangapatna: Plenty of budget and midrange hotels are available to stay in Srirangapatna. Best hotels are available in Mysore and Bangalore road. Best hotels in Srirangapatna are Balaji Garden Resort, Sri Ventakeswara Lodge, Guru Raj continental Hotel, Sri Venkateshwara Lodge, Hotel Nandini, and Amravati Hotel.

Where to eat in Srirangapatna: Plenty of restaurants are available to have food in Srirangapatna. Both vegetarian and Non vegetarian food are available. Chinese, North India and South Indian Cuisines are available.

Kudremukh is a small hill station located in Chikkamagaluru district of Karnataka. Kudremukh is also spelled as Kudremukha which means Horse Face. This place is famous for mineral wealth and bio diversity. Recently this place is developed as iron ore mining town. This is the birthplace of 3 rivers. They are Tunga River, Nethravati River and Bhadra River. Besides these rivers trekking which is most famous activity conducts regularly. Several verities of orchids can be seen here. Kudremukh is surrounded by dense forests. This forest is a home town to several animals such as wild dogs, Jackals, Tigers, Leopards, Malabar, Barking deer, Macaques etc…Near Kudremukh sacred ponds are located. They are Varaha Teertha, Rudrea Teertha, Vasishtha Teertha, Naga Teertha, and Amba Teertha.

What to see in Kudremukh:

Kudremukh Peak: This is the favourite spot for the Photographers. It is located 184meters above the sea level. This peak is covered by several mountain peaks.

Kadambi Falls: This place is famous for waterfalls. It is the best place to enjoy in the water.

Kudremukh National Park: It is one of the major attractions of Kudremukh. This is located in the Western Ghats. It is essential for the visitors to take prior permission from the forest officials.

Rajendra Hill: This is situated in Kudremukh region. It is the highest Peak in Karnataka state. This hill is surrounded by Coffee Plantations. Other name of this hill is Babaudan Hill. This place is rich in iron ore.

Lakhya Dam: This place is famous for lush green region. Height of this dam is 100meters. This dam covers 572 hectares of Shola Forest valley.

What to see around Kudremukh:

Kalasa: This place is famous for Kalaseshwara Temple. This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is located 22kms away from Kudremukh. Kalasa is situated on the banks of Bhadra River. This is the main source for the cultivation purpose.

Annapurneshwari Temple: This is the most ancient temple located in Horanadu which is 27kms away from Kudremukh. It is believed that idol in the temple was installed by sage Agastya.

Rock Cut Garden: This is located near Bhadra Reservoir which is 93kms away from Kudremukh. It is most beautiful and unique garden in Kemmanagundi hill station. Large variety of flowers can be seen here.

Horanadu: This place is located 27kms away from Horanadu. It is famous for Adi Shaktyatmaka Shri Annapoorneshwari Temple. Adi Shakti is the worshipped in this temple. People believe that the person who visited this place will never suffer with shortage of food. Idol in this temple is made up of pure gold.

Jamalabad Fort: This was built by Tipu Sultan in 1794. It is located in Jamalabad village which is 8kms away from Kudremukh.

Hanuman Gundi Waterfalls: Height of these waterfalls is 100feet. This is most attractive place for the trekking lovers. Between October to May is the best time to visit this place. These waterfalls are popularly known as Suthanabbe Waterfalls. It is located 19kms away from Kudremukh.

Getting to Kudremukh: This place is well connected with roadways. From the cities such as Kalasa, Horanadu, Mangalore buses are available. Nearest railway station and airport is located at Mangalore.

Getting around Kudremukh: Taxis and local buses are available to visit the surrounding places of Kudremukh.

Best time to visit Kudremukh: Between October to February is considered as the best time to visit this place.

Where to stay in Kudremukh: Home stays are available to stay in Kudremukh. Government tourism is offering cottages and tent houses with all the amenities to stay in kudremukh.

Where to eat in Kudremukh: Restaurants are not available in Kudremukh. It is advised to carry food before visiting to this place. Only few snacks are available.

Badami is a town in Bagalkot district of Karnakata. This place is famous for Structural temples and rock cut temples. Cave Temples were built from 5^th to 8^th centuries. Vatapi and Ilvala hills surround this town. Earlier name of Badami is Vatapi. This town acted as capital of Chalukyas. From 6^th century to 8^th century this region was ruled by Chalukyas. Almost all the cave temples are built by Mangalesha I and Kirthivarman who were the sons of Pulakesi. Only 4 rock temples were constructed during the reign of Chalukyas. Out of these 4 rock temple, 3 are dedicated to Hindu Gods and remaining temple is dedicated to Jain Tirthankars. Cave Exploration, Trekking and Rock Climbing are famous activities in Badami.

What to see in Badami:

Badami Fort: This is famous for two Shivalayam complexes. Upper one is dedicated to Lord Shiva and lower one is dedicated to Lord Ganesha.

Cave Temples: Major attraction of Badami is Cave temples. Each cave temple is dedicated to one Hindu God. In the First cave temple dancing postures of Lord Shiva with 18 arms are most attractive in this temple. Painting of Goddess Parvati can also be seen here. This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Third cave temple is famous for the carving of Lord Vishnu as this temple was dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Third temple is famous for the carvings of different avatars of Lord Vishnu. Fourth temple is famous for the carvings of Parshavnath. This is dedicated to Jain Tirthankar.

Agastya Lake: All the caves located in the town are facings towards the lake. Temples and hills are located around the lake.

Bhoothnatha Temple: This temple is dedicated to Lord Bhoothnath incarnation of Lord Shiva. Local Sandstone is used to construct this temple. Beautiful sculptures of avatars of Vishnu and Jain figures can be seen here.

Archaeological Museum: 4 Galleries are appeared here. Two are open air galleries. Main attractions of this museum are stone equipments and prehistoric sculptures.

What to see around Badami:

Sangameshvara Temple: It is the oldest temple in Pattadakal which is located 22kms away from Badami. Major attraction of this temple is Nataraja and Ugranarasimha. This was built by Chalukya King.

Virupaksha Temple: This is located in Pattadakal which is 22kms away from Badami. After Vikramaditya won in the war against Pallavas, Vikramaditya’s wife expressed her happiness by construed this temple. Major attractions of this temple are Sculptures of Lingodhbhava, Ravananugraha, Nataraja, and Ugranarasimha.

Ravana Phadi Cave: This was built in 6^th century. It is the oldest rock cut temple. Carved pillars are major attraction of the temple. It is located 35kms away from Badami.

Lad Khan Temple: It is located 35kms away from Badami. It is the oldest temple constructed by Chalukya Kings in 5^th century. This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Durga Temple: It is located in Aihole which is 35kms away from Badami. This was constructed in 7^th century.

Getting to Badami: This place is well connected with Roadways. From cities such as Bidar, Bangalore, Bijapur buses are available. Nearest railway station is located at Hubli which is 100kms away from Badami. Belgium is the nearest airport.

Getting around Badami: Tango’s, buses, autos are available to visit the places surrounding Badami.

Best time to visit Badami: Best time to visit this place is between October to March.

Where to stay in Badami: Plenty of accommodations are available starting from budget hotels to luxury hotels. Best hotels in Badami are Hotel Mookambika Deluxe, The Heritage Resort, Hotel New Satkar Deluxe, Hotel Mayura Chalukya, and Rajsangam International Hotel.

Where to eat in Badami: Plenty of restaurants are available. South Indian, Continental, North Indian cuisines are available to eat. Huge variety of snacks, Chutneys and rice dishes are famous in Badami.

Tharangambadi is a town in Nagapattinam district of Tamilnadu. Tharangambadi means Place of the singing waves. From 1620 to 1845 this town was acted as Danish Colony. Before it was treated as Danish colony, Pandyas and Cholas ruled this place. From Germany two Protestants came to this place and started printing press. This was the first printing press in India. First book they have printed is Holy Bible. This book was printed in Tamil language. In Tamil they have printed 300 books till the end of 1712.

What to see in Tharangambadi:

Fort Dansborg: This was built in 1620 in Danish architectural style. It was used as residence of Danish Governor. Northern and Western side rooms of the fort are ruined but Southern side rooms of the fort are in good condition.

Town Gate: This was built in 1660. In 1761, Original Gate was destroyed but new one was constructed in its place. It is situated in King’s street.

Danish Museum: This museum says the history of Danish colonies. It was established in 1970. It is located inside the Fort Dansborg. Lamps, Chinese tea Jars, Danish Manuscripts, decorated terracotta objects, Steatite Lamps, Porcelain ware, Glass Objects are most attractive to see in this museum. Wooden Objectives, Spears, Daggers, Swords, Sculptures, different collection of stone are also placed here. All these objectives are used during the Danish rule.

Ziegenbalg Museum Complex: This complex consists of first printing press. It is located in Admiral Street. First book printed in this press was Bible.

The Zion Church: This was the oldest Protestants church in India. The Zion Church was constructed with the combination of Indian and Colonial architectural style. It was constructed in 1701.

The New Jerusalem Church: It was constructed by Rev.Bartholomaeus Ziegenbalg in 1718. It is located in Kings Street.

Old Danish Cemetery: It is located in Kavalamettu Street. Various colonial officials and Danish Tradesmen’s graves can be seen here.

Bungalow on the Beach: It is only dining option in this town. Several regional and Continental dishes can be seen here.

What to see around Tharangambadi:

Thirukkadaiyur: It is located 8kms away from the town. Amritaghateswarar and Abirami Temple is most famous in this town. This was the ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati.

Kakaikal: It is located 15kms away from the town. Plenty of rivers and beaches can be seen here. Mangani Festival is famous in this place. Main attractions of this place are Church of Our Lady of Angles, Karaikal Port, Aayiram Kaliamman Temple, Lord Saturn Temple, Karaikal Ammayar temple.

Getting to Tharangambadi: Only way to reach this place is through road. From Thiravarur, Puducherry, Thanjavur, Trichy, Chennai, Vellore cities buses are available. Mayiladuthrai is the nearest railway station which is 24kms away from Tharangambadi. Chennai is the nearest airport of the town.

Getting around Tharangambadi: Autos, Taxis and buses are available to reach the places around Tharangambadi.

Best time to visit Tharangambadi: To avoid inconvenience Visitors has to know best time to visit this place. Best time to visit this place is Between February and August. In the month of December rainfall will be more in the town.

Where to stay in Tharangambadi: Only budget and mid range hotels are available. Few guest houses and dormitories are the other option in Tarangambadi. Best hotels in Tharangambadi are The Bungalow on Beach and Nayak House.

Where to eat in Thamrangambadi: Restaurants are very limited in Thamrangambadi. Only south Indian Cuisines are available.

Hampi Attractions : Virupaksha Temple, Lakshmi Narasimha Temple, Hazara Ram Temple, Museum, Matanga Hills,Hemakuta Hill Temple Complex

Hampi is a small town in Karnataka. Other name of this town is Pampa. This name is derived from the river Pampa who is the daughter of Lord Brahma. Earlier it was the capital of Vijayanagar Empire. Several dynasties ruled this town. Main dynasties are Aravidu, Tuluva, Saluva and Sangama. During the Vijayanagar kingdom diamonds were sold on the streets. Name of that street is Pan Supari Street. Silver and Gold used as currencies. Most famous festival celebrates in Hampi is Hampi Utsav or Vijaya Utsav.

What to see in Hampi:

Virupaksha Temple: This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. According to Hindu Mythology, Lord Shiva and Pampa got married here. Gopuram of this temple is 50 meters high. It is located on the banks of river Tungabhadra. This temple was built in 7^th century. This is the major attraction of Hampi.

Lakshmi Narasimha Temple: There is no idol inside the temple. Based on the architecture it is considered that this temple belongs to Jains. However Carvings of Goddess Lakshmi, Lord Vishnu and Hanuman can be seen on the walls of the temple.

Hazara Ram Temple: On the walls of this temple episodes of Ramayana can be seen. This is one of the small and cute temples in Hampi.

Museum: It is one of the attractions of Hampi. It was divided into 4 parts. They are Hampi’s Ancient culture, Royal remains, daily used things of ancient Hampi People and Models.

Vijaya Vittala Temple: This temple is famous for rich architectural style. It was built in 15^th century.

Matanga Hills: On this hill several temple are located. For the trekking lovers this is the best place in Hampi.

Monkey temple: It is located on Anjanadri Hills. This is a small concrete structure. It is believed that it was the birth place of Sri Hanuman.

Other attractions in Hampi: Other attractions in Hampi are Queen’s Bath, Vithala Temple Complex, Hampi Bazar, Balakrishna Temple, and Hemakuta Hill Temple Complex.

What to see around Hampi:

Lotus Temple / Lotus Palace: It is located 3kms away from Hampi. It is two stored building used by Royal ladies. Lotus Bud is carved on its dome so it is named as Lotus temple. This was built in Indo Islamic architectural style.

Mahanavami Dibba: This is the tallest structure. Two stair cases have to climb to the top of this structure. Beautiful Carvings of Horses, Elephants and other carvings can be seen.

Zenance Enclosure: There are 4 structures inside the enclosure. Queen’s Palace is the largest enclosure of all the 4 enclosure. This is specially meant for Royal Women. It is located 3kms away from Hampi.

Elephant Stables: It is located 3kms away from Hampi. There are 11 domed tall chambers. This is specially meant for Royal Elephants.

Other places to visit around Hampi: Other places to visit the places around Hampi are Daroji Bear Sanctuary, Badami Fort, and Badami Cave Temples.

Getting to Hampi: Only way to reach this place is Roadways. From Gokarna, Bangalore buses are available to reach Hampi. Nearest railway station is located at Hospet. Nearest airport is at Bellary.

Getting around Hampi: Best way to see all the places in Hampi is on foot. Autos and Taxis are available to visit the surrounding places of Hampi.

Best time to visit Hampi: Best time to visit this place is between October to December.

Where to stay in Hampi: Plenty of accommodation is available to stay. Budget and Midrange accommodations are available. Cottages with all the modern amenities are also available.

Where to eat in Hampi: Plenty of restaurants are available to eat in Hampi but only vegetarian and local food is available. Famous snacks of this place are Sandwiches and Burgers.

Thiruvananthapuram is the capital city of Kerala. Other names of this city are Trivandrum and Evergreen city of India. This place is famous for historical structures, windy backwaters, palm fringed shorelines who are stretched so long and Beaches. Apart from the beaches, this place is also known for its ancient temples. Maharaja Marthanda Varma named this city as Thrivananthapuram. He was the deity of Lord Padmanabhaswamy so he dedicated this city to Lord Padmanabhaswamy. Word Thiruvananthapuram derived from the word Thiru Anantha Puram which means City of Lord Aantha. Britishers had changed this name as Trivandrum. Best places for the shopping lovers are MG Road and Connemara Market. Handloom, Coir, Metal, Horn, Wood are worth buying here.

What to see in Thiruvananthapuram:

Sri Padmanabhaswamy Temple: It is one of the oldest temples in India. This is the best example for Dravidian style of architecture. Temple is dedicated to Lord Padmanabhaswamy who is an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Recently treasury was discovered in the temple. It is estimating that worth of the treasury would be around Rs.1.2 trillion. This treasury makes the temple richest temple in India.

Zoological Park: This is the first Zoo in India which was opened in 1843. 75 different species of animals can be seen here. Major attraction of this zoo is Royal Bengal Tiger, Asiatic Lion, Indian Rhino, Hippo, snakes etc…

Napier Museum: This was built by Robert Chisholm in Gothic style of architecture. Different collection of Buddhist Status, Carved Wooden Carts, Ceramics, Bronze idols etc attracts the tourists to this place.

Kanakakunnu Palace: This is the summer recreation to Travancore Kings. Today several fairs, exhibitions, cultural events are conducting here.

Other Attractions of Thiruvananthapuram: Other Attractions of Thiruvananthapuram are Natural History Museum, East Fort, Mahadeva Temple, Kuthiramalika Palace Museum.

What to see around Thiruvananthapuram:

Padmanabhapuram Palace: It is one of the most attractive Palaces in the world. This palace is famous for Granite dance halls, Clock Tower, Carved Mahogany Ceilings. It is situated 11kms away from the city.

Veli: It is located 8kms away from Thiruvananthapuram. In this place Veli Lake is separated from Arabian Sea by a sand bar. Water Sports is most famous in Veli.

Shankhumugham Beach: This is the best place to relax in the evening time and during that period one can enjoy sunset. Water is safe for swimming. It is located 8kms away from the city.

Kovalam: It is located 10kms away from the city. This place is famous for Beach. It is one of the best beaches in the world.

Other Attractions nearby Thiruvananthapuram: Other Attractions nearby Thiruvananthapuram are Marine Aquarium, Samudra Beach, Kovalam beach, Poovar Island, Kalari, Neyyar Wildlife Sanctuary.

Getting in Thiruvananthapuram: Thiruvananthapuram is well connected with Road, Rail and Airways. From several cities such as Chennai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai etc buses, trains and airbuses are available to reach this place.

Getting around Thiruvananthapuram: Autos, Taxis, Buses are available to visit the places around Thiruvananthapuram.

Best time to visit Thiruvananthapuram: Best time to visit Thiruvananthapuram is between August to March.

Where to stay in Thiruvananthapuram: Plenty of accommodations are available to stay in the city. Budget, Midrange and luxury hotels are available. Best hotels in Thiruvananthapuram are Travancore Palace Beach, Turtle on the Beach, Maurya Rajadhani and KTDC Chaithram Trivandrum.

Where to eat in Thiruvananthapuram: Plenty of restaurants are available. All the restaurants serve North Indian, Chinese, Tamilian and Local cuisines. Most famous dishes in the city are Fish Molee and Fish Pollichathu. Every visitor of this city has to try these dishes.

Bijapur is a historical town in Karnataka state. This place is famous for Mosques, gardens, forts, architectural sculptures and historical monuments. Bijapur was established by Kalyani Chalukyas in 10^th century. It was the golden period for the city during the period of Yusuf Adil Shah in 15^th century. In those days it was called as Vijayapura which means City of Victory. Another attraction of the city is Gol Gumbaz which is one of the largest domes in the world.

What to see in Bijapur:

Gol Gumbaz: It is the tomb of Mohammed Adil Shah. If any person make noise in the central chamber of the structure that sound will be heard till 37meters. Yaqut of Dabul, a famous architect, designed this structure. Diameter of this tomb is 124feet.

Ibrahim Rauza: It was built on a single rock. This is the tomb of Ibrahim Rauza. With the inspiration of Taj Mahal this was built. This was designed by Malik Sandal.

Archaeological Museum: Weapons, Inscriptions, Sculptures belong to 11^th century are the major attraction of this museum.

Malik-e-Maidan: In Medieval India it was the largest canon. Weight is 55tonnes, diameter is 1.5meters and length is 4meters. After the victory in the battle this was brought from Ahmedabad. It looks like a lion’s head with an elephant being crushed between the teeth.

Gagan Mahal: This mahal is having 4 huge wooden pillars. Gagan Mahal means Sky Palace. In 1681, Sikander Adil Shah surrenders himself to Aurangzeb in this Mahal.

Asar Mahal: It was used as Justice hall. This Mahal was built in 1646 by Mohammed Adil Shah. 3 tanks are placed inside the building. Women are not allowed into the building.

Jama Masjid: This is the largest Masjid in Deccan Region. To celebrate victory in the battle of Talikota this was built by Adil Shah between 1557 to 1580.

Other places to visit in Bijapur: Other places to visit in Bijapur are Citadel, Anand Mahal, Bara Kaman, and Chand Bawadi.

What to see around Bijapur:

Mehtar Mahal: This is located 6kms away from the city. Mehtar Mahal means Sweepers Palace. It was built in 1620AD. A sweeper received this gift from Ibrahim Adil Shah I.

Narasimha Temple: It is located 5kms away from the city. It is believed that in this place Kumara Valmiki wrote Thovari Ramayana in Kannada.

Almatti Dam: This was built on river Krishna. It is located 68kms away from the city. It provides irrigation water to Koppal, Raichur, Gulbarga, Bagalkot and Bijapur.

Kudalasangama: This pilgrim centre is dates back to 800 years. In this place two Nandi’s jointly sits before Shivalingam.

Pangarh Fort: This is located opposite to Lotus Lake. Boating and Fishing are most famous in this place. It is located 25kms away from the city.

Getting to Bijapur: Bijapur is well connected with Road and Railways. From the places such as Sholapur, Bidar, Badami, Bangalore, Mumbai buses and trains are available to reach this place. Belgaum airport is the nearest airport.

Getting around Bijapur: Buses, Autos, Taxis are available to visit the surrounding places of Bijapur.

Best time to visit Bijapur: Between October to March tourists feel comfortable to reach this place. So this is the best time to reach this place.

Where to stay in Bijapur: Plenty of hotels are available to stay in Bijapur but only budget and midrange hotels. Luxury hotels are not available. Government is also provide guest house facility to the tourists. Best hotels are Hotel Kanishka International, Hotel Navaratna, Hotel Pleasant Stay and Hotel Madhuvan International.

Where to eat in Bijapur: Plenty of restaurants are available to eat. Chinese, South Indian, Mughalai, Hyderabadi cuisines are available to eat.

Thanjavur is a city in Thanjavur district of Tamilnadu. Word Thanjavur is derived from Tanjan, a legendary demon in Hindu Mythology. This city is stated as cultural capital of Tamilnadu. Thanjavur is famous for Paintings, history, handicrafts, arts, temples. Rice cultivation is more in Thanjavur so this place is also known as Rice Bowl of Tamilnadu. Cholas played the major role in developing this city as centre for culture and art. Worth buying articles in Thanjavur are Jewellery, Brass Idols, Bronze Idols and Paintings.

What to see in Thanjavur:

Thanjavur Royal Palace: It is situated within the vijayanagara Fort Complex which is the residence of Thanjavur Nayak Kings. Royal palace was built in 16^th century.

Brihadeeshwara Temple: This Temple is located in centre of the city. It is one of the largest temples in the world. Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is famous for its beautiful architectural style. Temple was build in 11^th century by Raja raja Chola I.

Vijaynagara Fort: Fort construction started by Vijay Raghav, Nayak King but completed by Maratha rulers. Other attractive places within the fort are Siva Ganga Gardens, Art Gallery, Serfoji’s Saraswati Mahal Library, Sangeetha Mahal, and Thanjavur Palace.

Thanjavur Art Gallery: It is located within the Thanjavur Royal Palace. Rare collection of Bronze and Stone Statues can be seen here. Chola period Idols are also placed here.

Nandi Bull: Nandi is always having its own importance in Hindu mythology. Height is 12feet, Length is 19.5feet, and width is 18.25feet. Weight will be more than 25tonnes.

Siva Ganga Gardens: Major attraction of this garden is huge tank which provides drinking water to the city people. This was built in 16^th century.

Vellai Puliar Temple: This is one of the ancient temples in Thanjavur. Major attraction is Lord Ganesha which is made up of white stone.

Schwartz Church: This is located inside the Thanjavur Palace. In 1779, this was built by Raja Serfoji.

Sangeetha Mahal: This is another attraction inside the Thanjavur Palace. It is the hall of music built in 1600. This is the theatre adorned with gems.

Our Lady of Sorrows Church: This is the oldest church in the city which was built in 1740AD by an Italian Jesuit Priest.

What to see around Thanjavur:

Papanasam: It is located 30kms away from the city. This place consists of 108 Sivalayam Temples. Another attraction is Granary. It is having the capacity to store 3000 Kalams of rice.

Mercury Temple: It is located 16kms away from Thanjavur. This temple is dedicated to Lord Mercury. Other name of the temple is Sri Suvedaranyar Temple.

Grand Anicut / Kallanai: It is located 45kms away from Thanjavur. Around 1^st century this was built by Chola King Karikalan. One interesting thing is this building is still in use.

Airavateswara Temple: It is one of the pilgrim places nearby Thanjavur. This temple is located in Kumbakonam which is 35kms away from Thanjavur. Temple is dedicated to Lord Airavateshwara who is an incarnation of Lord Shiva.

Chandra Bagawan Temple: It is located 25kms away from the city. This temple is famous for Navagraha Temples.

Getting to Thanjavur: This place is well connected with road ways. Nearest railway station and airport are located in Trichy.

Getting around Thanjavur: Autos, Buses and Taxis are available to visit the places around Thanjavur.

Best time to visit Thanjavur: October to April is the best time to visit this place.

Where to stay in Thanjavur: Plenty of accommodations are available. As per the requirement one can choose the hotels. Best hotels are Hotel Star Residency, Sangam Hotels, and Hotel Oriented Towers.

Where to eat in Thanjavur: Plenty of restaurants are available. Continental, Chinese, Indian cuisines are available.

Yelagiri is a hill station Village of Tamilnadu in Vellore district. This village is surrounded by green valleys, rose gardens and orchards. Yelagiri is famous for trekking activity. Other activities of this place are Paragliding, rock climbing. It is also known as Poor Man’s Ooty. Earlier this place was under the control of Yelagiri Zamindars. In 1950 this place was undertaken by the Indian government. It is believed that Tipu Sultan Soldiers came to this place and settled in this region. After few years they became cultivators. Yelagiri Summer festival is most famous in Yelagiri. This is 3 days annual event celebrates in the month of May. Dog shows and Flower shows are major attraction during this festival season.

What to see in Yelagiri:

Nature Park: Area covered by this park is 12acres. It is the home to large number of plant species. Artificial lake was arranged inside the park. Fish aquarium in the park attracts the visitors. Large varieties of fishes along with tortoises can be seen here.

Don Bosco Centre: This is IT centre which was founded by Fr.Guezou of France. Aim of this centre is provide education to poor for best future.

Swami Malai Hill: Shape of the hill is like a cake. This place is famous for mountain climbing and trekking activities.

Yelagiri Lake: This is artificial lake created by man.

Nilavoor Lake: This is the best place for boating in Yelagiri. Garden look near the lake also attracts several visitors. Another attraction near the lake is Devi Temple which belongs to Kadavu Nachiyar. One interesting thing in this temple is, puja in this temple conducts only between 11 PM to 12PM on Friday.

Moksha Vimochana Temple: Before 14 years this was built by a saint. It is located near Nilavoor Lake. Architecture is most famous in this temple.

What to see around Yelagiri:

Nilavoor Tribal Village: It is located 3kms away from the village Yelagiri. Nilavoor Tribal village is famous for the park and for a small lake.

Jalamparai Falls: This valley is surrounded by lush Flora. This place is dry during summer season. Tourists rush will be more between November to February. It is located 5kms away from Yelagiri.

Vainu Bappu Observatory: It is located 51kms away from Yelagiri. Prior permission is essential to see this observatory. It is the house of Asia’s Largest Telescope.

Government Silk Farm: It is located 5kms away from Yelagiri. This is located at Mangalam. It is a home to silk worms.

Punganaur Lake: It is located 81kms away from Yelagiri. This is manmade artificial lake. This place is famous for boating and rowing activities.

Getting to Yelagiri: Only way to reach this place is though road. Private and Government buses are available to reach this place. From Bangalore, Coimbatore, Chennai buses come to this place frequently. Nearest railway station is located at Jolarpettai Junction. Bangalore airport is the nearest airport.

Getting around Yelagiri: To see the hill station walking is the best option. Buses are available to visit the places surrounding Yelagiri.

Best time to visit Yelagiri: Between November to February is the best time to visit Yelagiri.

Where to stay in Yelagiri: Dormitories and basic accommodation will be provided by YMCA Camp. From 2kms away from the Yelagiri Lake few resorts are available. Swimming pool, indoor games, gardens are available in these resorts.

Where to eat in Yelagiri: Very limited restaurants are available in Yelagiri. Most of the restaurants are located near Yelagiri Lake.

Khajuraho town is located in Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh. This place is famous for medieval period Jain and Hindu temples. Khajuraho is the best example for Medieval Heritage. Temples in Khajuraho attained the status as UNESCO World Heritage site. City was bought out of the world in 19^th century by Gen Alexander Cunningham. 22 temples are famous for Erotic Wall sculptures. Other name of these temples is Kama sutra Temples. Carvings on the temples do not belong to the God. Several reasons say for the carvings on the temple. Some people say that person must renounce all their sexual desires before entering the temple. Khajuraho Dance festival is famous in Khajuraho.

What to see in Khajuraho:

Kandariya Mahadev Temple: This temple was dedicated to Lord Shiva. In the western group of temples of Khajuraho it is the biggest temple consists of Chandela art. It was constructed between 1025 to 1050. On this temple 800 god images can be seen here.

Chitragupta Temple: This temple was dedicated to sun god and it was built in 11^th century. Idol of Lord Surya is so beautiful. Its height is 5 feet.

Viswanath Temple: Marble Shivalinga is major attraction of this temple. Idols of Brahma can also be seen here. Another attraction of this temple is Nandi Bull which is 6feet height.

Shilpagram: This place is famous for performance of folk arts. Ancient culture of India can be seen here. This was established in 1998 by the government.

Parsvanath Temple: This temple is dedicated to Jain Tirthankaras. It is the largest Jain temple in India.

Lakshmana Temple: This temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu which was constructed between 930 to 950 AD.

Chaturbhuj Temple: This temple belongs to Southern group of temples which was constructed in 1100 AD. It is west facing temple.

Devi Jagdambi Temple: This temple is dedicated to Goddess Jagdambi. She is the incarnation of Goddess Parvati. Image of this goddess is so huge. Wall carvings are most famous in this temple.

Vaman Temple: This temple is dedicated to Vaman which is dwaft avatar of Vishnu. Beautiful architecture can be seen here. Apart from that some of the status is studded with diamonds.

Kalinjar Fort: This fort is famous for huge collection of sculptures including Mashewar, Brahma, Vishnu and monuments. Kalinjar fort was built during Chandela dynasty.

Other attractions: Other attractions of Khajuraho are Javari Temple, Archaeological Museum, Jain Museum, Brahma Temple, Ghantai Temple, State Museum of Tribal and Folk Art, Shanthinath Temple.

What to see around Khajuraho:

Panna: This place is famous for its temples and forts. Panna National Park is located here. It is situated 43kms away from Khajuraho.

Gangau Dam: It is located 21kms away from Khajuraho. This is famous picnic spot which is surrounded by Gangu Sanctuary, Panna National Park, boating, water sports.

Dhubela Museum: This museum is the huge collection of ancient artifacts and modern artifacts. It helps to know how Khajuraho place is developed and its history.

Getting to Khajuraho: Khajuraho is well connected with road, railways and airways. From Varanasi and Delhi flights are available. From Mumbai, Kolkata, Jabalpur, Gwalior, Varanasi, Allahabad etc… Buses and trains are available to reach Khajuraho.

Getting around Khajuraho: Cycles can be hired to see the places in Khajuraho. Autos and Cycle rickshaws are available to see the places around Khajuraho.

Best time to visit Khajuraho: Best time to visit this place is between November to March.

Where to stay in Khajuraho: All range of hotels starting from budget hotels to luxury hotels are available. As per the requirement of the tourists they can choose to stay.

Where to eat in Khajuraho: Plenty of restaurants are available. All restaurants offer continental, Indian and Chinese Cuisines. Famous street food is Moong Daal Ka Halwa, Kaju Barfi, Jalebi etc…

Orchha is a town in Tikamgarh district of Madhya Pradesh. It was founded by Bundela Chief, Rudra Pratap Singh in 15^th century. He is the first king of Orchha. This place is most famous for Chhatris, Palaces, and temples. Orchha means hidden. Before it was founded it was covered in Bundelkhandi. So it was named as Orchha. People believe that Lord Ram is their emperor. They say that during the regime of Lord Ram in the day time he rule Ayodhya and during the night time he comes to Orchha.

What to see in Orchha :

Fort complex: This is most important place to visit by every person. It consists of Rai Parveen Mahal, Jehangir Mahal, and Raj Mahal. Architecture on these Mahals is so beautiful. Jehangir Mahal was built to welcome Jehangir to Orchha. Raj Mahal was built by Madhukar Shah in 17^th century with crowned Chhatris and Plain exteriors.

Phool Bagh: This is the summer recreation to the kings of Orchha. As a memorial for the prince of Orchha this was built. It is eight pillared palace. Fountains in the middle of the palace are so attractive.

Ram Raja Temple: Here Lord Ram is worshipped as King. Once in this place, Palace was built by Madhukar Shah Ruler. It is believed that one day Lord Rama came in his dream and said not to remove the temple. So it is again reconstructed.

Laxmi Narayana Temple: This is the largest temple in Orchha. It is the combination of Fort and temple structures. Laxmi Narayana Temple was built by Vir Singh Deo in 1622.

Sunder Mahal: This is one of the attractions of Orchha. Sunder Mahal says the lover story of Prince Dhurbhajan (Hindu) with a Muslim lady. Architecture of this Mahal is so attractive.

Jujhar Singh Palace: This one of the 9 palaces built for Nauchauki by his father King Vir Singh Dev. It is in rectangular shape.

What to see around Orchha:

Cenotaphs: In the memory of Orchha rulers 14 Chhatris were built here. It is located 4kms away from Orchha.

Datia: It is locate 41kms away from Orchha. This place is famous for Buglamukhi Devi Temple, Jain centre, Sonagiri, Gopeshwar Temple, Shri Peetambra Devi Temples.

Rai Parveen Mahal: It is located 3kms away from Orchha. This was constructed in 1670 by Raja Indramani. It is dedicated to Poetess Rai Parveen.

Jhansi: A fort on a top of Bangira hill most famous here. This was the capital of Rani Laxmibai. From this place she led first war of independence against Britishers in 1857.

Getting to Orchha: This place is well connected with Khajuraho, Gwalior, and Jhansi through roadways. Government buses, private buses, Taxis are available to reach Orchha. Jhansi is the nearest railway station. This place is well connected with Bhopal, Lucknow, Jammu, Pune, Ahmedabad, Indore, etc… Nearest airport is located at Gwalior.

Getting around Orchha: Buses, taxis, autos are available to visit the surrounding places of Orchha.

Best time to visit Orchha: Best time to visit this place is between October to March.

Where to stay in Orchha: All type of hotels such as budget hotels, midrange hotels, luxury hotels are available. Some resorts along with backwater resorts are also available. Best hotels in Orchha are Amar Mahal Hotel, Bundelkhand Riverside, The Orchha Resort, and Sheesh Mahal.

Where to eat in Orchha: Limited restaurants are available. Almost all the restaurants serve only vegetarian food. Very few restaurants offer non-vegetarian. Continental, Chinese and Indian cuisines are available.

Gwalior is historical city in Madhya Pradesh. This place is named after Sage Gwalipa. He saved the life of King Suraj by curing Leprosy disease. Other name of Gwalior is Fort City. Babur, Mughal Emperor, stated regarding Gwalior as the pearl amongst fortresses in Hind. During the British rule this place enjoys 21 gun salutes. This place is famous for Hindustani Classical music. Two cultures are dominated Gwalior. They are Braj and Bundeli. Ahir is the famous dance in Gwalior. Popular festival in Gwalior is Baredi.

What to see in Gwalior:

Gwalior Fort: This is the most beautiful fort one has to visit. It is situated on a sandstone hill. On the recommendation of Sage Gwalipa, this was built by King Suraj. Statues of Jain Theerthankaras are most attractive. Entry fee will be charged to see the fort.

Gurudwara Data Bandhi Chhod: In the memory of Guru Hargobind Singh, Sixth Sikh Guru this was built. For 2 years he was in jail kept by the king Jahangir. On the recommendation of 52 Hindu kings he was released from the jail.

Teli Ka Mandir: This temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. North Indian and Dravidian unique structures is so famous in this temple.

Sarod Ghar: This was established by Ustaad Amjad Ali Khan. This is the only museum in Madhya Pradesh dedicated to musical instruments. Huge collection of documents and photographs are placed here.

Tomb of Ghous Muhammad: Ghous Mohammed is an Afghan Prince who helped to Babur to win the fort.

Man Mandir Palace: This palace is famous for carved stone walls, designed tiles. In this place Jauhar Pond is located. In this place Rajpur ladies committed sati. This was built in 16^th century.

Suraj Kund: This pond was built in 15^th century. It is a part of Gwalior fort.

Museums: Several museums present in Gwalior. Gujari Mahal Archaeological Museum is one of the most attractive museums dates back to 1^st century. Statues of several Goddesses can be seen here. Most attractive statue is Gyraspur, tree Goddess. Other museums are Municipal Corporation museum, Kala Vithika.

What to see around Gwalior:

Jail Vilas Palace: This is located 4kms away from Gwalior. This was built by Maharaja Jiyaji Rao Scindia in 1809. To test the strength of the Palace 10 elephants hang from the ceiling. More than 35 rooms of the palace converted into museum.

Tighra Dam: It is located 22kms away from Gwalior. This dam supplies drinking water to the city.

Datia: It is located 75kms away from Gwalior. 7 storied Palace is most attractive here which was constructed in 1614.

Sonagiri: 77 Jain temples are located here. It was constructed in 17^th century. This is 72kms away from Gwalior.

Getting to Gwalior: Gwalior is well connected with all means of transport such as Road, Railways and Airways. From the cities like Varanasi, Jaipur, Mumbai, Bhopal, Indore, Agra, Delhi buses, trains and air buses are available.

Getting around Gwalior: Tongas, Tempos, autos, local buses are available to visit the places surrounding Gwalior. Cheapest means of transport is Tango.

Best time to visit Gwalior: Climate is extreme in all the seasons. Best time to visit this place is between October to March.

Where to stay in Gwalior: Plenty of hotels are available to stay in Gwalior. Naya Bazaar is famous for budget hotels. In the luxury hotels coffee shops, shopping places are also available.

Where to eat in Gwalior: Most popular food in Gwalior is Malpua, Khoprapak, Mawa Bati, Bhuttle Ki kees, Kebabs and Rabdi. Plenty of restaurants are available to eat. Continental and Nepal dishes are most famous to serve in the restaurants.

Mandu is located in Dhar district of Madhya Pradesh. This is a beautiful place with Palaces, crafted Pavilions and the lakes. Mandu was founded by Parmar rulers in 11^th century. People believe that this place is resembled the love and affection of Prince Baz Bahadur and Rani Roopmati. Beautiful rock cut caves attracts the tourist. Excellent paintings can be seen on the walls of the caves. Shopping lovers can buy best things from Mandu are fabrics, colourful textiles, showpieces, wall pieces, gift items, Home decors.

What to see in Mandu:

Jahaz Mahal / Ship Palace: It is situated between 2 artificial lakes. This palace is in elephant shape which consists of 3 large halls with excellent bath. It was constructed in 15^th century. Stones and colored tiles in the palace are most attractive.

Rupayan Museum: This consists of tools and crafts which are used by the ancient Mandu People.

ASI Museum: Large Statue of Thirthankar is the major attraction in this museum. Large number of Hindu sculptures which belongs to 11^th and 12^th century can be seen here.

Jal Mahal: This is also known as Water Mahal. It was built for the private escape of royal couples.

Jami Masjid: This is the best construction during Ghauri dynasty. It was constructed with several monuments and red sandstones.

Champa Boali: It was a wide construction. It is believed that water in the well which is situated here smells like Champa Flower. Under rooms are more attractive. This place acted as summer recreation to the kings.

Tomb of Hoshang Shah: This is a unique tomb and it is India’s first marble edifice. It is the best example for Afghan architecture. Beautiful towers, Porticoed courts, marble work, proportioned dome are most beautiful.

Rupmati Pavilion: It was actually built for the army post but this was used as recreation place by Rani Roopamati.

Jain Temple: Images of plenty of Jain Thirthankars are placed here. All are made up of Gold, Silver and Marble.

Hindola Mahal / Swing Palace: Due to sloping sidewalls this mahal is named as Hindola Mahal. It is T Shaped structure which was built in 1425 by Hoshang Shah.

Other Attractions : Other attractions in Mandu are Darya Khan’ s Tomb, Dai Ka Mahal, Rewa Kund, Dilwar Khan’s Mosque, Nilkanth Mahal, Darwazes, Shri Mandavgarh Teerth.

What to see around Mandu:

Baz Bahadur Palace: It is located 4kms away from Mandu. This beautiful Palace was built by last king of Malwa. Spacious Patios, ornate halls, high terrace, Rajasthani and Mughal architectural style are most attractive.

Bagh Caves: These are Buddhist caves belong to 400 AD to 700 AD. It is situated 50kms away from Mandu.

Getting to Mandu: Mandu is well connected with roadways. From other cities such as Bhopal, Ujjain, Ratlam, Dhar buses are available frequently to reach Mandu. Nearest railway station is Ratlam which is 124kms away from Mandu. Nearest airport is at Indore.

Getting around Mandu: To see all the sities in Mandu hiring cycles, scooters, Bikes is the best option. One can enjoy these rides. Tempos, Autos are available to visit the surrounding places of Mandu.

Best time to visit Mandu: During the monsoon season climate in Mandu is so pleasant. Monsoon season is between July to September. This is the best time to visit this place.

Where to stay in Mandu: Plenty of accommodation facilities are available to stay in Mandu. All range of hotels starting from budget to luxurious hotels is available.

Where to eat in Mandu: Most famous dishes in Mandu are Malpua, Khoprapak, Mawa Bati, Bhuttle Ki Kees, Kebabs, Mandu Ki Imli. Plenty of restaurants serve local, Chinese, South Indian cuisines but only vegetarian food.

Maheswar city is located on the banks of Narmada River in Madhya Pradesh. Meaning of the word Maheswar is Great God. In the ancient history this place acted as Capital to Holkar dynasty. During that time Rani Ahilya Bai Holkar ruled Holkar dynasty. She made several infrastructural developments in the city. At that time she built several temples and buildings, they are still exists. From 5^th century onwards this city was acting as major centre for handloom weaving. Before 250 years ago Rani Ahilya Bai Holkar introduced Maheshwari Sarees. These sarees become world famous.

What to see in Maheswar:

Holkar Fort: Other name of this fort is Queen’s fort. This was the residence of Rani Ahilya Bai Holkar which was built in 18^th century by Rani Ahilya. One of the major attractions in this fort is life style statue of Rani Ahilya. Other interesting areas to visit in the fort are wada, temples and Chhatris. Now this is managing by Shivaji Rao Holkat who is the son of Richard Holkar who is last Maharaja of Indore.

Jaleshwar Temple: This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Local people believe that he is the God of Water. Architecture and Carvings on the temple are major attraction to the visitors.

Rajaraheshwara Temple: It is one of the temples of Lord Shiva in the city. This temple is popularly known as 11 Akhand Jyoti Deepak Temple. Mirrors are arranged on the ceiling of the temple. Lamps light always throughout the year.

Kaleshwara Temple: This temple is dedicated to Lord Kaleshwara who is an incarnation of Lord Shiva. Temple is in red colour.

Ahileswara Temple: This temple is dedicated to Lord Ram. Carvings on the temple are so attractive.

Other place to visit: Other places to visit in Maheswar are Khalghat, Narmada Ghat, Pandarinath Temple, and Navdatoli.

What to see around Maheswar:

Khargone: This place is famous for Navagraha Temple. Navagraha Mela and Nimar Utsav are most famous here. It is located 20 kms away from Maheswar.

Rajwada: This was built by Rani Ahilya. It is 7 storied constructions which reflect Maratha, French and Muslim styles. It is located 81 kms away from Maheswar.

Mandleshwar: In this place dam was constructed on river Narmada which is most attractive. Other attractions of this place are Ramkund, Shstradhra, Dhawal Kunda, Chhappan Dev, Ganga Zira, and Hathani.

Kasrawad: Cotton Sarees of this town are very famous. Other attractions of the town are Baba ki Mazar, ancient kailask kund, Bhavani Mata temple. This is located 19 kms away from Maheswar.

Other attractions nearby Maheswar: Other major attractions nearby Maheswar are Omkareshwar Temple, Mandu.

Getting to Maheswar: Maheswar is well connected with road ways. From different places such as Dhamond, Khandwa, Dhar, Bhopal, Indore buses are available frequently to reach to Maheswar. Nearest rail station is located at Barwaha which is 39 kms away from Maheswar. Nearest air port is located at Indore.

Getting around Maheswar: Taxis and buses are available to visit the places around Maheswar.

Best time to visit Maheswar: Best time to visit Maheswar is between August to March.

Where to stay in Maheswar: Plenty of accommodations are available in Maheswar to stay. But all are budget and midrange hotels. State tourism also offer certain mid range hotels in Maheswar. Some hotels are located inside the Holkar Fort.

Where to eat in Maheswar: Plenty of restaurants are available to serve vegetarian food. Very limited restaurants offer non vegetarian.

Indore is the largest city in Central India. This city is famous for entertainment, education, technology, research, fashion, art, finance and commerce. India’s third oldest stock exchange is located here. IIM Indore most famous institution for management studies is also located here. This city was founded by Rao Nandlal Chaudhary . He named this city as Indrapur. During the Maratha regime it was renamed as Indur and during the British era it was renamed as Indore. Famous festivals celebrates in this city are Ahilya Utsav, Rangapanchami. Chanderi and Maheshwari saris are very popular in this place.

What to see in Indore:

Lal Bagh Palace: It is 3 storied building which was built between 1886 to 1921 by Maharaja Shivaji Rao. Best collection of Italian Paintings, contemporary Indian and old coins are located here. Belguium Stained glass, flying nymphs and Italian Marbles can be seen inside the palace.

Indore Museum: Best collection of armour, arms, coins which belongs to 11^th and 12^th century can be seen here. It consists of 2 galleries. In Gallery I, Prehistoric period artefacts are placed and in Gallery II consist of Carvings of Hindu mythology.

Kanch Mandir: This temple is dedicated to Lord Mahavir. Glass beads covered this statue. 50 murals are also placed here. It was built in 20^th century by Sir Hukamchand.

Krishnapura Chhatris: It was the tombs of Holkar dynasty which was constructed in Maratha style on the banks of river Khan.

Sukh Niwas Mandir: It was the summer residence for Holkars which was built in Indo Western style. This was surrounded by Sukh Mahal Lake and beautiful garden.

Town Hall / Mahatma Gandhi Hall: It was constructed in Indo Gothic style. This hall consists of a temple, Children Park, a library.

Rajwada / Holkar Palace: This was the residence place of Holkar dynasty which was built by Rani Ahilyabai Holkar. She is responsible to become the city as commercial hub. Visitors are so attractive to see this place as most beautiful Maratha and French style of architecture can be seen here.

What to see around Indore:

Patal Pani Water Falls: It is most attractive tourists centre with waterfalls. Trekking activity is also conducts here. It is situated 31kms away from Indore. People believe that under the waterfalls Patal city is located.

Omkareshwar: This is an island called as Mandhata or Shivapuri. On the north side of the temple Vindhya hills are located and on the south side Satpura hills are located. It is 71 kms away from Indore. This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is one of the 12 Jyothirlings.

Getting to Indore: Indore is well connected with road, railway and airways. From all the major cities such as Jaipur, Bhopal, Kolkata, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Delhi buses, trains, and airbuses are available.

Getting around Indore: Autos, Taxis, private vehicles are available to visit the places surrounding Indore.

Best time to visit Indore: Between October to March weather is so pleasant so it is considered as best time to visit Indore.

Where to stay in Indore: Plenty of accommodations are available to stay. All budget, midrange and luxury hotels are available for the tourists. Best hotels in Indore are Fortune Landmark Indore, Radisson Blu Hotel, Shreemaya Hotel, and Hotel Omni Palace.

Where to eat in Indore: Plenty of restaurants are available. All the restaurants serve both vegetarian and non vegetarian food. International, Chinese, Indian cuisines are available in almost all the restaurants. Most famous food in Indore is Poha Jalebi.

Chanderi is a historical town in Ashoknagar district of Madhya Pradesh. Historical monuments are built by Malwa Sultans and Bundela Rajputs. These historical monuments are established between 11^th century to 18^th century. Religions such as Islam, Jainism and Hindu are dominated during this period. Shishupal who is the cousin of Lord Krishna belong to this place. Several dynasties have conquered the city such as Scindias, Bundelas, Mughals, and Malwa Sultans. This place is surrounded by forests, lakes and hills. Handloom sarees are most famous here.

What to see in Chanderi:

Chanderi Fort: This was built during the Mughal period. It is having 3 gates. Main gate of this fort is known as Khooni Darwaza. It is located in the ancient town on the top of the hill.

Koshak Mahal: As per the history it is stated that, when Mahmud Khilji of Malwa is passing from this place he ordered to build a Mahal here in 1445 AD. That Mahal was named as Koshak Mahal. His plan is 7 storied building but he is able construct only 2 stories during his life time.

Jageshwari Temple: This is one of the beautiful temples in Chanderi. Statues of 2 lions guarded this temple. Idol is having white face and large eyes.

Jama Masjid: Most beautiful monument of Chanderi is Jama Masjid. This is famous for its high arcades and domes. It is the biggest mosque in Bundlekhand. This was constructed in 13^th century by Ghiassuddin Balaban.

Archaeological Museum: Plenty of sculpture collections are placed here. Timing to visit this museum is 10.30 AM to 5.30 PM.

Battisi Bavdi: Name is derived from 32 steps flight. In 1485 this was built by Sultan Ghiyasuddin Shah.

Shahzadi ka Rauza: This is the tomb of Shahzadi Ka Rauza which is built by Sultans of Malwa during 15^th century. It is famous for its geometrical designs. Stone carving is unique.

What to see around Chanderi:

Shri Choubisi: Jain culture is more in Chanderi area. Jain places are more near Chanderi. One of the Jain Mandir near Chanderi is Shri Choubisi. It is located 4 kms away from Chanderi.

Parameshwar Tal: This is located kilometre from Chanderi. It was built by Bundela Rajput Kings. On its banks cenotaphs of 3 Rajput kings and a temple are located.

Buddhi Chanderi: It is located on the banks of river Urvashi which is 20 kms away from Chanderi. Thousands of Jain temples are located here. All are built during 9^th and 10^th century.

Thurvanji: It is located 26 kms away from Chanderi. Early medieval period Jain temples are located here.

Getting to Chanderi: Chanderi is well connected with road ways. From Jhansi, Bhopal, Sanchi, Vidisha, Tikamgarh, Lalitpur buses are available. Nearest railway station is located at Lalitpur which is situated 40 kms away from Chanderi. Nearest airport is at Gwalior or Bhopal.

Getting around Chanderi : Autos and Buses are available to visit the surrounding places of Chanderi

Best time to visit Chanderi: Some people want to know the best time before visiting any place. Best time to visit this place is between October to March.

Where to stay in Chanderi: Plenty of hotels are available to stay in Chanderi but all are budget and midrange hotels. Luxury hotels cannot be seen here. Best Hotels in Chanderi are Tana Bana, Hotel Shri Kunj.

Where to eat in Chanderi: Famous food available here are Malpua, Khoprapak, Mawa Bati, Bhuttle Ki Kees, and Kebabas. All the restaurants serve Chinese, Mughal, Punjabi, South Indian and North Indian Cuisines.

Bhopal is the capital of Madhya Pradesh. As large number of natural and artificial lakes dominating the city it is known as City of Lakes. City attracts the tourists with amazing landscapes, hills and forests. It is divided into old city and new city. Old city consists of narrow alleyways while new city attracts the tourists with gardens and Parks. Mughal influence is more in the city. Fruits and sweets such as Sewaiya and Bafla are part of their meals. Nawabzada Shahryar Mohammad Khan, former Pakistan Foreign Secretary, and Nawab Mansoor Ali Khan, former Indian test Captain Ace Cricketer belongs to this place.

What to see in Bhopal:

Taj-ul-Masjid: This is one of the oldest Mosques. Construction of this mosque started by Sultan Shah Jehan but completed by Allama Mohammed Imran in 1971. It is known as Crown of Mosques.

Upper Lake: Other names are Big Lake and Bada Talaab. This is oldest manmade lake in India. It is believed that King Bhoj’s skin disease cured by this lake. Water sports are most famous here.

Lower Lake / Chota Talaab: It is connected with upper lake. Water sports are most famous here.

Bharat Bhawan: It is multi art complex. This is the best place for exploration and innovation of visual, Vocal and Performing arts. It is a thrieving centre for contemporary arts.

Van Vihar Park: It is situated in the heart of Bhopal on the hillock. It is like Zoo.

Birla Museum: It is an archaeological museum established in 1971. Artefacts belongs to prehistoric period are placed here. Tools used by Palaeolithic and Neolithic man are placed here. Terracotta belongs to 2^nd and 6^th century BC and stone sculpture belongs to 7^th century are also placed here.

Archaeological Museum: Statues of Lord Vishnu, Shiva, Lakshmi and painting from Bagh caves are major attraction in this museum.

Other attractions: Other attractions in Bhopal are Gohar Mahal, Museum of Mankind, Shaukat Mahal, Jama Masjid, Moti Masjid, Bhimbetka Caves, Fish Aquarium, Sanchi Stupa, Sair Stupa, Lakshmi Narayan Temple, and Gufa Mandir.

What to see around Bhopal:

Sanchi: In 3^rd century BC, Emperor Ashoka built several stupas. It is the oldest stone structure in India. It is Located 48 kms away from Bhopal.

Bhojpur Temple: It is located on the banks of Vetraveti River. This temple is named against King Bhoj, former ruler of this place. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is located 32 kms from Bhopal.

Bhimbetka: South Asian Prehistoric cave Paintings and prehistoric rock shelters are placed here. It is located 44 kms away from Bhopal.

Getting to Bhopal: Bhopal is well connected with Road, Railway and Air ways. From Jabalpur, Chandigarh, Chennai, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Delhi etc bus, trains and airbuses are available to reach Bhopal.

Getting around Bhopal: Autos, Taxis, Mini buses, Buses are available to visit surrounding places of Bhopal.

Best time to visit Bhopal: Best time to visit the place is place between November to February.

Where to stay in Bhopal: Plenty of budget, Midrange and Luxury hotels are available to stay in Bhopal. Most of the Midrange hotels are located in Shamala Hills and Maharana Pratap Nagar. Budget hotels with good facilities are available near bus stand and railway station.

Where to eat in Bhopal: Mughal influence in spicy meat delicacies such as Kebabas and curries in more. Both vegetarian and non vegetarian food is available. All varieties of Continental, Chinese, Mughal, Punjabi, South Indian cuisines are available.

Chail is a beautiful hill station located in Himachal Pradesh. It was founded by Bhupinder Singh, Maharaja of Patiala. This place is famous for its architecture and the Palace which was built during British rule. Chail covers 3 hillocks such as Sadh Tiba, Pandewa and Rajgarh. Shimla, Kufri and Chail jointly known as Golden Triangle of Himachal Pradesh. Beautiful places to see in Chail are Pine Valleys, Orchards, and Shivalik Peaks. Popular activities are trekking, Angling and adventure sports. Worth buying things in Chail are Caps, Carpets, and Shawls.

What to see in Chail:

Chail Cricket Stadium: It was built in 1893. This stadium is world’s highest stadium. Height is 2144 meters. Polo game also plays in this ground.

Chail Wildlife Sanctuary: Before this place was declared as Sanctuary in 1976 this was used as best place for hunting by Maharaja of Patiala. Major attraction of this sanctuary is goral, wild boar, Himalaya Black deer, Indian Puntjac. Large variety of Flora and Fauna are located here.

Kali Ka Tibba: People from nearby villages and towns come to this place to worship Goddess Kali.

Gurudwara Sahib: It is famous for its architecture style. Architecture of Gurudwara looks like church. It is situated at Pandhawa hillocks. This was constructed in 1907.

Siddh Baba Ka Mandir: This mandir was built in the place of Palace after Siddh Baba came into the dreams of Maharaja Bhupinder.

Other Attractions: Other attractions of Chail are Chail Palace and Chail Military School.

What to see around Chail:

Kufri: This is the best place for winter sports activities. It is located 34 kms away from Chail. Ski Resort is most famous here.

Shogi: It is the beautiful place with Salubrious climate and lush green cover. Shogi is the best place for trekking and bird watching. Plenty of temples are located here. It is situated 45 kms away from Chail.

Solan: Apart from several temples, oldest breweries are also located here. This place is also known as Mushroom Capital of India. It is located 35 kms away from Chail.

Barog: Major attraction in Barog is Renuka Lake. This is the largest lake in Himachal Pradesh. It is located 40 kms away from Chail.

Shimla: It is one of the popular hill stations in India. This is located 43 kms away from Chail.

Kasauli: Army Cantonment is located here. Worth visiting places here is dense forest and snow clad mountain. It is located 62 kms away from Chail.

Getting to Chail: only way to reach this place is road way. Buses are available from Rampur, Narkhanda and Shimla to Chail. Nearest railway station is located at Shimla which is 43 kms away from Chail. Nearest airport is at Shimla.

Getting around Chail: As it is small village nearby places can visit on foot. Taxis are available to see the places around Chail.

Best time to visit Chail: It is essential to known the best time before visiting any place to avoid inconvenience. Best time to visit this place is October to March. During winter season temperature goes below zero degrees.

Where to stay in Chail: Plenty of hotels are available to stay in Chail. For the luxury stay best hotels are royal palace of Maharaja of Patiala and Palace Hotel. Along with hotels number of resorts is also available to stay.

Where to eat in Chail: Almost all the hotels are in- house restaurants. Restaurants are very limited in Chail. Chinese, Indian and Continental food is available here.

Kibber is a small village in the Spiti Valley in Himalayas. Kibber lies on summit of a limestone rock. Lush Green fields and agricultural forms are abundant. Major crops are Peas and Barley. Village consists of only 80 houses. They are made up of adobe brick and mud. This place is famous for monasteries, barren splendour, and scenic mountains. Kibber represents like Tibet and Ladakh. Culture in kibber is similar to Tibet. This place is also known as Little Tibet. Villagers are engaged in making the handicraft items and knitting the clothes. Main activities in Kibber are mountaining and Trekking. Dandmachan peak is used for mountaining and trekking. Plenty of fossils present in and around Kibber.

What to see in Kibber:

Ki Monastery: In the Spiti Valley this is the largest monastery. This monastery is famous for wind instruments, stucco images, rare manuscripts, thankas, and murals. This monastery is dates back to 1000 years. This is the best place for Pasada Style of architecture. It consists of 3 floors. Small rooms in the monastery are allotted to monks. Underground is used as storage and Ground Floor is used as assembly hall.

Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary: In India it is only cold desert wild life sanctuary which is located on the banks of River Spiti. Area covered by this sanctuary is 1400 sq.kms. Very rare animals such as blue sheep, snow leopard, ibex etc can be seen here. Bird species such as bearded eagle griffons, snow cock are major attraction in this sanctuary.

What to see around Kibber:

Kaza: It is the base point for trekking. Places to visit in Kaza are Hikkim Monastery and Sa Kya Pa Sect monastery. It is situated 13 kms away from Kibber.

Dhankar Monastery: It is located 13 kms away from Kibber. Main intension to build this fort is to to keep an eye on enemies and enjoy the Spiti Valley by seeing from this place. Old temple in Dhankar is known as Lha O Pa Gompa.

Pin Valley: It is located on the banks of river Pin. Major activities in this place are archery competitions and Horse racing. Most of the tourists attracts towards Chamurti Horses. It is a part of Spiti Valley. This is situated 16 kms away from Kibber.

Kunzam Pass: Height is 4590 meters above the sea level. It is the gateway to Spiti Valley. This place is located 82 kms away from Kibber. It offers best view of Shigri Parbat.

Langza: This is situated 23 kms away from Kibber. Langza is known as maritime fossils.

Getting to Kibber: Only way to reach this place is through roadway. From Shima, Kinnaur, Kaza buses are available. Nearest railway station is located at Jogindernagar. Nearest airport is at Shimla.

Getting around Kibber: As it is very small village tourists can enjoy this place by walking around the valley. Taxis are available to visit the places surrounding to Kibber.

Best time to visit Kibber: Visitors need to know the best time to visit this place as during the winter season gateway will be closed. During the winter season temperature is below zero degree. Best time to visit this place is between July to Middle of October.

Where to stay in Kibber: Being a small village hotels are not available here. Local people give rooms for rent. Luxury facility will not be available here. During summer season campaigning facility is available.

Where to eat in Kibber: Very limited options to eat in Kibber. Home stays will provide food on demand. Only Indian and Tibetian Cuisine food is available.

Udaipur is also known as City of Lakes. It is located on the banks of Chandrabhaga River in Spiti and Lahaul districts of Himachal Pradesh. This is most sacred place to Buddhists and Hindus. Earlier name of Udaipur is Markul as in this located a Markula Devi temple is located. She is incarnation of Goddess Durga. Later in 1695 AD, Markul is renamed as Udaipur in the honour of King Udai Singh of Chamba.

Udaipur is the best place to see Hindu and Tibetan style of architecture. Temple in this place is constructed with stone and wood. On the outside walls of the temples carvings of Kinnaras, Yakshas, Ganga, Sun god, Navgrahas, Lord Vishnu can be seen. Pauri is the most famous festival in Udaipur.

What to see in Udaipur:

Lake Palace: It is a luxury hotel. This is located on 4 acres rock on the Jag Niwas Island in Lake Pichola, Udaipur. There are 83 rooms in this hotel. It is having white marbel walls.

City Palace: In 1559, this was built by Maharana Udai Singh. This complex consists of several small palaces. It was built in Flamboyant style.

Lake Pichola: It is an artificial fresh water lake which was created in 1362 AD. Within this lake 4 islands are located. They are Jag Mandir, Mohan Mandir, Arsi Vilas and Jag Niwas.

Fateh Sagar Lake: It is an artificial Lake constructed in 1678 by Maharana. It is one of the 4 lakes of Udaipur. Other 3 are Jaisamand Lake, Udai Sagar Lake, and Lake Pichola.

Jagmandir Island Palace: This was constructed in 17^th century. Now this is completely redeveloped to host 21^st century guests.

Jagdish Temple: This is largest Hindu temple built in 1651. Other name of this temple is Jagannath Rai and Jagdish –Ji. It attaches to double stored Mandapa to double story Saandhara.

Saheliyon Ki Bari: This was built by Maharana Bhopal Singh. It is the largest garden consists of marbel elephants, lotus pool, kiosks, Fountains.

Gulab Bagh and Zoo: Innumerable varieties of roses can be seen here. It is 4^th oldest zoo in semi continent. Garden consists of Lotus pond and several trees such as citron, guava, mangoes etc…

Other places to visit in Udaipur: Other places to visit in Udaipur are Moti Magri, Shiv Niwas Palace, and Monsoon Palace.

What to see around Udaipur:

Nathdwara: Nathdwara means gateway to Lord Devotees. It is famous for Pichwai Paintings. It is located 48 kms away from Udaipur.

Eklingji: It is located 23 kms away from Udaipur. It is a temple complex consists of 108 temples. These are constructed with marbles and sandstones.

Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary: It is located 101 kms away from Udaipur. Large varieties of wild animals such as nilgai, smabhar, jungle cat, jackal etc can be seen here.

Getting to Udaipur: This is well connected with road and railways. From all the major cities like Indore, Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai etc… buses and trains are available. Nearest airport is Dabok Airport.

Getting around Udaipur: Buses, taxis, private cabs are available to visit the places around Udaipur.

Best time to visit Udaipur: Between July to September visitors are requested to come to place. Rohtang Pass which serves as entrance to Udaipur will be closed in the remaining months as it is covered with snow.

Where to stay in Udaipur: Plenty of hotels are available to stay in Udaipur. Best hotels are Hotel Aashiya Haveli, Taj Lake Palace, Hotel Sarovar, and Ram Pratap Palace.

Where to eat in Udaipur: Plenty of restaurants are available to eat in Udaipur. Best restaurants are Green Chilly restaurant, Lal Bagh Restaurants, Sheraton Udaipur Palace Resort and Spa.

Panipat is the historic city in Haryana. Other name of the city is City of Weaver. Three famous battles held in this place. All the battles are named as Battle of Panipat. First battle happened in 1526, second in 1556 and third happened in 1761. These battles are turning point to Indian History. In Bhagavad Gita, Panipat is named as Dharmakshetra. According to the history Pandavas have founded 5 cities during the times of Mahabharata. Panipat is one of the 5 cities. At that time it was named as Panduprastha.

Panipat is famous for Carpet and Textile industries. It is the biggest centre of Shoddy Yarn in the world. Shoddy Yarn means recycling of the yarn. Thermal Power Plant located in Panipat is the source of electricity to Haryana. Several forts and temples are situated in this place. Best place for the shopping lovers is Amar Bhawan Chowk.

What to see in Panipat:

Devi Temple: This temple is situated at the banks of large tank. Local goddess is worshipped in this temple. This temple is famous for its architecture. Near this temple Lord Shiva’s temple was situated.

Tomb of Bu Ali Shah Qalandar: This was constructed by Khizar Khan before 700 years. Bu Ai Shah Qalandar was born in 1190. Khawaja Altaf Hussain Hali and Hakim Mukaram Khan’s tombs are also located in this place.

Grave of Ibrahim Lodhi: This is located near Tehsil office. Lodhi was died when he is fighting with his uncle Babur in first battle of Panipat. Lodhi was buried in this place. This was made up of lakhori Bricks. It was placed in high platform so it has to be reached by climbing the steps.

Salar Gunj Gate: In the centre of Panipat it is located.

Panipat Museum: This museum displays weapons used in Panipat Battles. It is one of the attractions of Panipat.

What to see around Panipat:

Kala Amb Tree Site: It is located 8 kms away from Panipat. During 3^rd battle of Panipat, Sadashiv Rao placed his Maratha troops near this tree. This is dedicated to the soldiers (Maratha) who sacrificed their lived in the battle.

Kabuli Bagh: This was built by Babur as a part of celebrating the victory over Ibrahim Lodhi in first battle of Panipat. Kabuli Shah Mosque is famous in this place. This mosque was named after the wife of Babur. Her name is Mussammat Kabuli Begum. It is located 2 kms away from Panipat.

Kurukshetra: This place was having prominent place in the history. In this place Lord Krishna delivered Bhagavad Gita to King Arjuna. It is located 72 kms away from Panipat.

Karnal: It is located 36 kms from Panipat. In 1811 British cantonment was established here.

Getting to Panipat: This place is well connected with Road and Railway routes. Nearest airport is at Delhi. From all the cities such as Jammu Tawi, Jaipur, Mumbai, Delhi etc buses and trains are available.

Getting around Panipat: Private Vehicles, buses, Taxis, autos are available to reach the surrounding places of Panipat.

Best time to visit Panipat: Between August and November visitors feel comfortable to visit this place.

Where to stay in Panipat: All range of hotels are available in Panipat. Visitors can choose the hotels as per their requirements. Mid range hotels are located near Grand Trunk Road. Best hotels are Gold Hotel, Hotel Mid town, Nirula’s Hotel.

Where to eat in Panipat: Best places to eat are Chorua Bazaar, Palika Bazaar, and Sector 11. Both vegetarian and No vegetarian food is available here. Continental, Chinese, Italian, South Indian Punjabi dishes are available in all the restaurants.

Saputara is the only hill station in Gujarat. Meaning of Saputara is Abode of Serpents. It is located on the banks of river Sarpagana. On the Holi day prayers conducts to the images of Snake which are situated at the banks of river Sarpagana. Climate in Saputara is very cool throughout the year. This is the best place for natural lovers. Several sanctuaries, parks, gardens are located here. Popular activity here is trekking. Best places for trekking trail are Tridhara and Rajat Pratap.

Along with Swaminarayan Temple several Jain Temples and Nageshwar Mahadev temple are famous in Saputara. Lake Gardens, Rose Gardens, Step Gardens are major attractions to natural lovers. Most popular tourist attraction is Pushpak Ropeway. Different cultures such as Warli, Kunbi and Bhil are followed by the tribal communities here. Tribal houses are made up of Bamboo and Wood. Grishm Mahotsav is most popular festival celebrates for 3 days.

What to see in Saputara:

Saputara Lake: It is located at the heart of Saputara Valley. This is considered as best picnic spot. Row Boats and Paddle Boats are available.

Sunrise Point: This is also known as Valley View Point. Of the entire valley view this point is considered as best view.

Sunset Point: Dang forests can be seen from this place. Other name of this place is Gandhi Shikhar.

Pushpak Ropeway: This is the major attraction to the tourists. It takes the tourists above the valleys and hills. This is the best place to see surrounding place of the city.

Vandsa National Park: This is the residence place to several animals such as four horned antelope, Python, Leopard, spot tigers etc…

What to see around Saputara:

Purna Wildlife sanctuary: It is situated 60 Kms away from Saputara. Entire area is covered with bamboo glades. Tourists can have exciting walking in this sanctuary. Trekking activity is the best activity here.

Hatgad Fort: It is very ancient Fort located in Mulher, Nasik district, Maharashtra. At the peak of the Sahyadri ranges best architecture can be seen by the visitors of this place. From the top of this place one can view Suragana which is nearest village. It is located 6 kms away from Saputara.

Gira Falls: This is another major attraction to the tourists. Botanical gardens are located near this water falls. Forest department conduct camps in this place. Other name of this place is Gira Dhodh. It is located 49 kms away from Saputara.

Waghai: This place is famous for hot springs and Unnai Mata Temple. People believe that hot springs are the treatment to chronic diseases. It is located 68 kms away from Saputara.

Getting to Saputara: Only way to reach this place is Roadway. Nearest Railway station is located at Waghai. Nearest airport is located at Surat. From all the cities of Gujarat and Mumbai, government buses are available to this place.

Getting around Saputara: To reach Sunset Point, Cable cars are available. Buses and Jeeps are available to reach the surrounding areas.

Best time to visit Saputara: Extreme climates cannot be seen in this place. Climate is so pleasant throughout the year. Best time to visit this place is March to Middle of November.

Where to stay in Saputara: Unique construction of Forest log huts are most attractive to stay in Saputara. State Forest department is maintaining these huts. Living in these huts is the great experience to the tourists. Apart from these huts several hotels including luxury hotels are available to stay in this place.

Where to eat in Saputara: Across the city one can find Golas, Sodas and Nimbu Paani. Best Guajarati Thali is available in all the restaurants. Very few restaurants offer Chinese, Punjabi and north Indian food.

Bhuj is a city in Gujarat. This place is mostly associated with Indus Valley Civilization, Alexander the Great, Mahabharata. In the Kutch region this is the most important city. Earthquake occurred in 2001 has destroyed several historical places in Bhuj. City is named after Bhujiyo Dungar Hillock which is located 3 kms from the city centre. On the Bhujiyo Dungar hill, Bhujiya Fort is located. Bhuj is wide spread around this hill.

Bhuj was established in 1510 by Rao Hamirji. Several temples and houses can be seen Gujarati style. Kutch festival is most famous festival in this region. This celebrates for 6 days during February or March. Lord Shiva is worshipped during this festival season. For the shopping lovers best things to purchase in this place are seashell toys, lacquered wood, metal bells, Silver Jewellery, gold Jewellery. Specialities of this region are silk embroidery, batik textiles, Bandhani Textiles on leather.

What to see in Bhuj:

Hamirsar Lake: This is considered as best place to visit during holidays. It is located at the heart of the city.

Aaina Mahal: After 2001 earthquake this was restored. This is the Palace of Mirrors. It is used as exhibition hall by the handicraft people to display their handicraft items.

Prag Mahal: Gothic Style can be found on this Mahal. It was constructed by Maharao Pragmalji. Visiting hours of this Mahal is between 10 AM to 6 PM.

Swaminarayan Temple: It was built with Marble stone. This temple is also known as breathtaking temple. Best architecture of Kutch rulers can be seen here.

Kutch Museum: This is dedicated to Kshatrap. Kutch Script can be seen here. It was built in 1877. Kutch museum was considered as old desert museum in Gujarat.

What to see around Bhuj:

Kutch: World’s largest salt desert Rann of Kutch is located in this place. Area covered by this desert is 16000 Sq.kms. It is located 72 kms away from Bhuj.

Kutch great Indian bustard Sanctuary: This is the best place for the natural lovers. This is located 2 kms away from Kutch. Major attractions of this place are Nilgai, Jungle cats, Chinkaras, Connoisseurs. Most attractive migration bird is Florican Bustards.

Getting to Bhuj: Bhuj is well connected with Road, Rail and Airways. Airport is located 7 kms away from the city. It is connected to Mumbai. From major cities like Mumbai and Delhi and from different parts of Gujarat, Bhuj is having bus and train facility.

Getting around Bhuj: Local name for auto rickshaws is Tuk Tuk. Autos, Taxis are available to reach the surroundings areas of Bhuj.

Best time to visit Bhuj: Few Visitors like to visit this place during the winter season. Best time to visit this place is between October to March.

Where to stay in Bhuj: Plenty of affordable and midrange hotels are available near Bhuj. Few guest houses are also located here. But Luxury hotels are not available in Bhuj. Best hotels in Bhuj are Hotel KBN, Hotel Prince, Gangaram Hotel, Hotel Seven sky.

Where to eat in Bhuj: Almost all the restaurants serve only vegetarian food. Very few restaurants serve non vegetarian.

Ahmedabad is the largest city in Gujarat. It is located on the banks of Sabarmati River. This is the best place to see historical constructions and new monuments. Many dynasties ruled this place starting from Sultans to Mughals. After Mughals, Marathas ruled this place till the Britishers occupied. It served as home to several freedom fighters like Sardar Vallabhai Patel, Mahatma Gandhi. One interesting story related to name of Ahmedabad is, once Sultan Ahmed Shah was standing on the banks of Sabarmati River he saw hare chasing a dog. He approached to spiritual leader and asked for the reason he stated that this is the uniqueness of the land. This impressed him and decided to arrange his capital in this place. At that time he named this place as Ahmedabad.

What to see in Ahmedabad:

Dada Hari Vav: This was built during the regime of Mehmud Begda. It is located below the ground level. This is considered as best place to relax. Beautiful engraving pillars can be seen here. It is one of the complex structures. Timing to visit this place is between 9 AM to 5 PM.

Teen Darwaza: This place is known for its best architecture. It is the oldest and longest gateway in Ahmedabad. This was built by Ahmed Shah founder of the city.

Kankaria Lake: In 1451 AD this was built by Sultan Kutubuddin. A summer palace is located in the middle of the lake. Mughal Emperor Jahangir and his wife Noor Jahan frequently come to this place for relaxation. This is an artificial lake with 34 slides.

Vechaar Utensils Museum: In this museum several utensils were displayed such as stainless steel, Zinc, German silver, Copper, Bronze, and Brass.

Hazrat Pir Muhammad Shah Library: Very rare manuscripts of Sindhi, Turkish, Arabic and Persian are available here.

What to see around Ahmedabad :

Gandhi Ashram: This was the residence of Father of Nation, Mahatma Gandhi. Other names of this Ashram are Satyagraha Ashram and Sabarmati Ashram. It is located 4 kms away from the city.

Bhadra Fort: This fort is famous for Bhadrakali Temple. Goddess Bhadra is worshipped here. She is incarnation of Goddess Kali. It is located 4 kms away from the city.

Jhoolta Minar: Swaying minaret is famous here. If any person uses little force on the upper arc minaret it tends to sway. At the time of construction two minarets were constructed. Now we can see only one minaret. Other one was destroyed by the Englishman who tried to discover the secret behind the sway. It is located 5 kms away from Ahmedabad.

Swaminarayan Temple: Thousands of People from all over the country visit this place every year. Lord Swaminarayan is worshipped here. It is located 4 kms away from the city. This is the first Swaminarayan Temple in India which was built at Kalupur.

Other places to see around Ahmedabad: Gandhinagar, Lothal City, NalSarovar Bird Sanctuary are the other places to see around Ahmedabad.

Getting to Ahmedabad: Ahmedabad is well connected with Road, Rail and Air ways. From all the major cities like Bangalore, Mumbai, Delhi etc… buses, trains and air buses are available.

Getting around Ahmedabad: Buses, Cycle rickshaws, auto rickshaws, taxis are available to visit the places around Ahmedabad.

Best time to visit Ahmedabad : Weather is so pleasant between October to March. So it is considered as the best place to visit this place.

Where to stay in Ahmedabad: All range of hotels are available here. Near Nehru Bridge area and airport luxury hotels are available. Midrange hotels are located near Gujarat college road and Shahibagh road.

Where to eat in Ahmedabad: Most of the hotels in Ahmedabad serve only Gujarat cuisine and vegetarian food. Best non vegetarian food is available at Navrangpura.

Vodadara is the cultural capital of Gujarat. It is formally known as Baroda. Vodadara is situated on the banks of Vishwamitri River. It is the third largest city in Gujarat. It is known as best commercial and trade centre. City consists of more than 100 private schools and 20 public schools. It is also known as knowledge city. One of the top 3 arts colleges in India is MSU’s Faculty of Fine Arts. This is located here. Till India got independence it was ruled by Gaekwads. Marathas ruled this place for more than 400 years before Gaekwads. Here visitors can have best leather, textile and Handicrafts products.

What to see in Vadodara:

Mandvi Gate: During the festival seasons it looks so attractive as it decorates with beautiful lights. This was built in 1511-26 AD by Sultan Muzaffar. It is square shaped structure.

Makarpura Palace: For the royal families this is the summer rest house. Training school of Indian Air force is running here. This was built in Italian style by Maharaja Khanderao. Later it was renovated by Sayajirao Gaekwad.

Tambekarwadi: It is a four storied building. In first and second floors of the building visitors can find mural paintings which belong to 17^th and 18^th century.

Sayaji Baug: It consists of Flock Clock, Planetarium, Zoo and two museums. This is the largest garden in western India. Area covered by this garden is 45 hectares. It was built in 1879 by Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad.

Picture Gallery: British painter’s pictures are kept here to attract the tourists. This was built in 1921.

Zoo: More than 1103 animal species are here. Major attraction is Asiatic Lion.

Museums: Skeleton of Blue Whale and Egyptian Mummy are the main attractions to the visitors. It is the place of best collection of art and sculptures. Museum was built in 1894.

Laxmi Vilas Palace: Manoj Charles Mant designed this palace in Indo Saracenic style. Music and Cultural events conduct in Darbar hall. Raja Ravi Varma Paintings is the special attraction in this palace. Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum and Moti Baug Palace are the also located here. In 1890 this was built by Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III.

Aurobindo Ashram: Between 1894 to 1906 this was residence place of Aurobindo Ghose. He was the vice principle of Baroda College. Now it became Ashram with Library. Works of Aurobindo can be seen here.

Nazarbaug Palace: In 1721 this was built by Malhar Rao Gaekwad in old Classical Style. It is the place where visitors can see best collection of Gaekwad Jewellery including 125 carat star of south diamond.

What to see around Vadodara:

Chandod: It is best pilgrim centre for Hindus. Temples and Bathing Ghats are located here. Mechanised boats used to see ravines, cliffs, rock formation. It is located 57 kms away from Vadodara.

The Dabhoi Fort: In 13^th century this was built by Patan King. This fort is best example for Hindu Gujarati style architecture. It is situated 29 kms away from Vadodara.

Champaner – Pavangadh Archaeological Park: Best collection of tombs, Palaces, Mosques, Temples, Forts are situated here. It is located 45 kms away from Vadodara.

Getting to Vadodara: This place is well connected with Air, Road and Railways. From all the major cities such as Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmadabad etc… a bus, trains and air bus facility is available.

Getting around Vadodara: Autos, Taxis, buses are available to visit the places around Vadodara.

Best time to visit Vadodara: Between October to February visitors enjoy their travel here.

Where to stay in Vadodara: All range of hotels are available. As per their budget and requirement tourists can choose the hotel.

Where to eat in Vadodara: Plenty of restaurants are available here. Continental, Mughalai, South Indian food is served here.

Surat is the admistrative capital of Surat District. Earlier it was known as Suryapur. It is cleanest and second largest city in Gujarat. Surat it situated on the banks of Tapi River. More than 90% of the diamond cut and polished here. Other names of Surat are Embroidery capital of India, Manchester of India, Textile capital of India, Diamond capital of India. It is an international market for diamonds. Best diamonds are available on Dumas Road shops.

What to see in Surat:

Sardar Patel Museum: Before independence it was named as Winchester Museum. It was established in 1889. Timings to visit this museum are 9 AM to 11.30 AM and 2.30 PM to 5 PM.

Chintanmani Jain Temple: Major attraction of this temple is Vegetable dye paintings of King Kumarpala and Acharya Hemchandra who is the Jain Preacher. This is very ancient temple dates back to 400 years ago.

Surat Castle: From the top of the castle visitors can view Surat and Tapi River. This was built by Sultan Mahmud III in 1540.

Swaminarayan Temple: Visitors can see 3 wooden shrines of Ghanshyam Maharaj, Lord Swaminarayan, and HariKirshna Maharaj. This temple is dedicated to Swaminarayan. He belongs to Vaishnavism.

Amba Niketan Temple: This temple is dedicated to Goddess Ashtabhuja Ambika. She is having 8 hands. This is located on the Shore of Tapi River. Most famous festival celebrated in this temple is Navratri. Statues of Lord Shiva, Laxminarayana, Sita, and Ram are also can be seen here.

Dutch Gardens: This is a cemetery belongs to Islam and Hindu religions. Several famous tombs can be seen here. Photography is restricted.

Rangupvan: It is biggest open air theatre in India. At one time this theatre can provide accommodation to more than 4000 people. This is used to conduct musical and cultural programs.

What to see around Surat:

Suvali Beach: Visitors prefer to come to this place for relaxation. Sand in this beach is black. It is located 24 kms away from Surat.

Dandi: This place has prominent importance during independence struggle. This march was undertaken against the Britishers for levying heavy taxes on salt. As a part of Civil Obedience Movement this March was undertaken. From Sabarmati Ashram this march was started and ended at Dandi. It is located 26 Kms away from Surat.

Hazira: It is a famous picnic spot and seaside resort. This is situated 23 kms away from Surat. This is the best place to relax at Beach. Near Beach visitors can visit Bird Sanctuary.

Bharuch: This city is having 8000 years old history. It is famous for Swaminaryan temple. Bharuch is situated 73 kms away from Surat.

Getting to Surat: This place is well connected with Road, Rail and Air ways. From all the major cities such as Indore, Jabalpur, Bhopal, Nagpur, Kanpur, Jaipur, Luck now, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad, Ahmadabad, Delhi, Mumbai buses and trains are available. Surat airport is having regular flights to Mangalore, Calicut, Amritsar, Bhavnagar, Bangalore, Ahmadabad, Mumbai and Delhi.

Getting around Surat: Buses, Auto Rickshaws, Taxis are available to visit the places around Surat.

Best time to visit Surat: Weather is most favourable to the visitors between October to March.

Where to stay in Surat: All affordable, mid range and Luxury hotels are available in Surat. Luxury hotels are located in Ring road and near airport. Midrange Hotels are located at Sumal Dairy Road and City centre. At Umarwada affordable hotels are located.

Where to eat in Surat: Most of the restaurants serve Gujarati Cuisine and Vegetarian cuisine. Few hotels at Varachha Road and Ring Road non vegetarian food are available.

Junagadh is the 7^th largest city in Gujarat. Junagadh means Old Fort. Earlier it was named as Sorath. Till independence this place was ruled by Nawabs. Last Nawab made promise to Pakistan that this city will be merged into Pakistan. At that time India and Pakistan struggled for this city. India won in this struggle as a result Junagadh joined in India on 9^th November 1947. In the history, this city acted as capital to Nawabs. Tourists considered this as pilgrim centre. On the Girnar range several Jain and Hindu temples are located. Visitors have to reach to this place by climbing 10,000 steps.

During the regime of Nawabs several beautiful building were built. Visitors can see those building even today. Of all the structures visitors attracts towards Bahauddin Maqbara and Mahabat Maqbara structures. Bhavnath Fair festival is most famous festival. This festival celebrates for 5 days during Mahashivaratri. Several prominent people born in this city. Few are Parveen Babi (Bollywood actress), Narsinh Mehta (Gujarati litterateur), etc…

What to see in Junagadh:

Mount Girnar : Several Jain and Hindu temples can be seen in this place. It takes 2 hours to climb the mountain. 16 temples are there on this mountain.

Jama Masjid: It was the palace of Rankadevi. When Saurashtra was handed over by Sultan Muhammed Begda this was converted into Mosque.

Upper Fort: This is also known as Uparkot. In this place visitors can see 1500 years old Buddhist caves. One of the interesting things in this place is Navgan Kua. Two step wells that go 170 feet below sea level are known as Navgan Kua. Visitors can find 3 beautiful entrances.

Wild Museum: when the Visitors entered into this museum they will feel that they have entered into zoo. In this place one can see Persian Sanskrit, ancient coins, stuffed animals, art furniture etc…

Ashoka’s Edicts: This place can be see when tourists are moving towards Mount Girnar. In this place 14 Edicts of Ashoka can be seen. Edicts are carved. Timings to visit this place are between 8 AM to 6 PM.

Other attractions in Junagadh: Junagadh Zoo, Durbar Hall Museum, Ayurvedic Museum, Swami Vivekananda Vinay Mandir, Moti Baug, Wellington Dam, Dataar Hills, Damodarji Temple, Damodar Kund, Gayatri Mandir,

What to see around Junagadh:

Chorwad Beach: Visitors can reach to this place by roadways. This beach was located 66 Kms away from the city.

Veveral : This place is famous for beaches. Now this place has become most commercialised place. It is located 85 kms away from the city.

Somnath Temple: This temple is one of the 12 Jyothirlingas in India. It is the seventh temple to worship of Lord Somnath in India. It is locate 87 kms away from the city.

Getting to Junagadh: This place is well connected with road and railways. From all the major cities like Rajkot, Ahmadabad, Somanth Bhubaneswar, Dwarka etc… bus and train facility is available. Nearest airport is Rajkot.

Getting around Junagadh: Private vehicles, buses, autos, taxis are available to reach surrounding places of Junagadh.

Best time to visit this place: Visitors to prefer to come to this place between October to April.

Where to stay in Junagadh: All range of hotels starting from lower level to luxurious hotels are available to stay in Junagadh. On Jayashree and MG Road, mid range hotels are located. Affordable hotels are located in Alkapuri Road and Zanzarda Road.

Where to eat in Junagadh: Only vegetarian food is available. Almost all the restaurants serve Gujarati cuisine. Only few restaurants which are located near Jayashree Road offer South Indian and Continental Cuisine.

Jamnagar is a city in Jamnagar district, Gujarat. In 1920, this city was built by Maharaja Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. At that time it is known as Nawanagar. Other name of Jamnagar is Oil City of India as two largest oil refineries are located in this place. Rajpur architecture can be seen in this place. This place is famous for pearl fishing centre. So it is known as Oyster of India. Before oil companies started in Jamnagar, primary job of the people in Jamnagar is manufacturing brass. So Jamnagar is also known as Brass city of India.

Jamnagar was modernised with the consultation of Sir Edward Lutyens. Modernisation includes residential plots, entrance gates, gardens, parks, axial road. Several Jain and Hindu Temples are situated in this place so this place is also known as Chhoti Kashi that means small Kashi. Of all the temples most famous temples are Bala Hanuman Temple and Ancient sun temple. For the shopping lovers best places are Chandi Bazaar and Lindi Bazaar. Silver ware, embroidery and tie and die fabrics are famous in Jamnagar.

What to see in Jamnagar:

Bhujio Kotho: It was built to act as watch tower against enemies. This was five storied building. On the first floor of the building holes are placed. They are used to shoot the enemies from the holes. Tower is located at the top of the building. From that tower visitors can have a view of entire Jamnagar. Tower is in the shape of peacock.

Darbargadh Palace: Sculptures, decorated mirrors, ornate pillars and monuments can be seen in this place. This palace is best example for European and Rajput architecture styles. It was built in 1540.

Lakhota Palace and Museum: This was located on the Lakhota Lake. Other name of the Palace is Lakhota Tower. During 9^th century this palace was converted into museum. Several artifacts, weapons, knives, guns, swords and art pieces can be seen in this place.

Bala Hanuman Temple: This place is most famous in Jamnagar. It has entered into Guinness Book of World Record, as devotee are doing continues 24 hours chanting of the Rama Mantra Sri Rama Jai Rama Jai Jai Rama from 1^st August 1964. This chanting is known as Ram Dhun. Everyone is welcomed to join in this chanting. It is located near Lakhota.

Other places to see in Jamnagar: Mota Ashapura Maa Temple, Bohra Hajira, Pratap Vilas Palace, Lakhota Fort are some other places to see in Jamnagar.

What to see around Jamnagar:

Marine National Park: In India this is the first marine park. Area covered by this park is 163 sq.kms. It is a part of Marine Wild life Sanctuary. Mangroves, coral reefs and habitants can be seen here. It is located 30 kms from Jamnagar.

Khijadiya Bird Sanctuary: More than 300 species of birds can be seen here. Migratory birds also can be seen in this place. Area covered by this sanctuary is 6 sq.kms. It is located 18 kms away from Jamnagar.

Getting to Jamnagar: This place is well connected with road, rail and airways. From several major cities such as Bhuj, Rajkot, Baroda, Udaipur, Mumbai, Ahmadabad buses and trains are available. Jamnagar is connected to Mumbai, Ahmadabad, and Vadodara through airways.

Getting around Jamnagar: Cheapest way to see the places around Jamnagar is to prefer bus. Visitors can also hire autos, taxis to visit the places surrounding Jamnagar.

Best time to visit Jamnagar: Best time to visit the place is between October to March.

Where to stay in Jamnagar: All varieties of hotels are available in Jamnagar. Luxurious hotels located on Bedi Road. Several number of midrange hotels are located in India Marg and Okha Road.

Where to eat in Jamnagar: Vegetarian food is most famous in Gujarat. Almost all the restaurants serve only Gujarati cuisines. Very few restaurants offer south Indian, Punjabi, and North Indian Continental Cuisine. Best restaurants are available in Arya Samaj Road, Bhidbhanjan Road and Hapa Road.

Dwarka is a city in Gujarat. It is one of the seven most ancient cities in India. This place is associated with Lord Krishna. Dwarka is derived from the words Dwara and Ka. Dwara means Door and ka means Brahma. Dwarka means gateway to Brahma. Other name of Dwarka is Dwaravati. On the request of Lord Krishna this city was built by Vishwakarma. It is located on the banks of Gomti River. It is believed that after the death of Lord Krishna this city was merged into the sea. This was rebuild 6 times but it ruins. Current city is 7^th rebuilt city.

During the regime of Lord Krishna, 7 lakh gold and silver palaces are placed around the city. For the shopping lovers best items available here are local souvenirs, embellished footwear, embroidered handicraft items, Bandhni fabrics, Patola silk sarees.

What to see in Dwarka:

Dwarkadhish Temple: This was built by king Vajranabha who is the great grandson of Lord Krishna. Other name of the temple is Jagat Temple. This was built in Chalukya style before 2000 years. There are two main entrances to this temple. One is facing north it is known as Moksha Dwar and other is facing south. It is known as Swarga Dwar. Here visitors can see four armed statue of Lord Vishnu.

Rukshamanee Mandir: This place is famous for the temple of Goddess Devi Rukmani who is the wife of Lord Krishna.

Rukmini Hrid: People believe that a dip in Rukmini Hrid will lead to moksha.

Gomti Sangam Ghat: In this place Gomti River merges with ocean. It is believed that if people take bath in this place sins will wash off.

Gita Mandir: On the walls of the temple various chapters of Bhagvad Gita can be seen. This was built by Birla’s (industrialist) in 1970.

What to see around Dwarka:

Byet Dwarka: It is believed that this is the place from where Lord Krishna ruled the people. His family resides in this place. 500 years ago Sri Vallabhacharya built Lord Krishna temple in this place. Water sports, beach is most famous here. It is located 34 Kms away from Dwarka.

Nageshwar Jyothirlinga Temple: Lord Shiva is worshipped here. Other name of this temple is Nagnath Temple. This place is situated between Beyt Dwarka and Gomti Dwarka. Statue of lord Shiva is very huge. It is located 17 Kms away from Dwarka.

Kirti Mandir: This mandir is dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi, Father of Nation and Kasturiba Gandhi. It is located 98 Kms away from Dwarka.

Getting to Dwarka: Dwarka is well connected with Road and Railways. From all the major cities like Amerli, Vadodara, Porbanbar, Ahmadabad etc several buses are available. From the places like Bangalore, Kolkata, Mumbai, Delhi railway facility is available. Nearest airport is at Jamnagar.

Getting around Dwarka: Cycle Rickshaw’s, Taxi’s, Auto’s are available to see the places around Dwarka.

Best time to visit Dwarka: Best time to visit this place is between October to March.

Where to stay in Dwarka: Several hotels are available to stay in Dwarka. Luxurious hotels cannot find in this place. Only lower and middle range hotels are available. Best hotels in Dwarka are Hotel Shree Darshan, Hotel Damli, Meera Hotel, and Hotel Ganga.

Where to eat in Dwarka: In this place only vegetarian food is available. Popular food of this place is Sweet buttermilk, Khamman Dhokla and Gujarati Thali. Most of the restaurants serve North Indian, south Indian and Gurjarthi dishes.

Daman is a city in the Union territory Daman & Diu. Daman Ganga River divided Daman into two parts one is Andaman and other part is Motidaman. Meaning of Nani is small and meaning of Moti is Big. Both are connected by two bridges. One is used to travel only small vehicles like two wheelers and other will be used to travel heavy vehicles such as trucks, cars etc… This place is famous for the manufacturing of several products such as plastics, windmills, printing ink, dyes, electronics, toys, fertilisers, chemicals, pesticides, etc…

For more than 400 years this place was ruled by Portuguese. They have arranged colonies in this place. In 16^th century large fort was built in Motidaman to protect the Daman from Moghuls. Even today this fort is using for working purpose of different government offices. After the battle between Indians and Portuguese, Daman was formed as Republic of India in 1961.

What to see in Daman:

Bom Jesus Church: Portuguese artisans worked hard to build this church. Every year thousands of visitors came to this place. Bom Jesus is worshipped here.

Church of our Lady of the Rosary: Tombstones of Portuguese can be found in this place.

Old Fort: one of the major attractions of Daman is Old Fort. Here two churches, a hospital and Governors palace were situated. Drawbridge is located on the eastern side of the fort.

Fort of Moti Daman: Area covered by this fort is 30 sq.kms. This was built in 1559.

Jain Temple: This temple was built during 18^th century. On the walls of the temple paintings of Mahavir’s life can be seen.

Devka Beach: This is the relaxation place for several visitors. It is located 3 Kms from Nanidaman.

Mirasol Resort and water park: This is the man made resort. Artificial lake is used for boating. Other interesting things in this park are water slides, machan like setting on the tree tops, video games, mini train ride etc.

Other places to see in Daman: st.Jerome Fort, Church of Our Lady of Augustias, Church of Lady of Remedies.

What to see around Daman:

Mumbai: This is modern city with several cultural. This is the financial capital and also state capital Maharashtra. Several places to visit in Mumbai are Bombay high court, Essel World, Haji Ali Dargah, Gateway of India, Elephanta Caves etc… it is located 174 Kms away from Daman.

Getting to Daman: This place is well connected with Roadways and local Air ways. Local airport is located at Nani Daman. Nearest international airport is located at Mumbai. Nearest railway station is located at Vapi. Tangas, Local buses and Taxis are available to reach Daman.

Getting around Daman: Best options to see the places surrounding Daman are taxis, auto rickshaw and Buses. Visitors can take scooters, mopeds, cycles, motor cycles for rent to visit the places around Daman.

Best time to visit Daman: Best time to visit this place is between November to March.

Where to stay in Daman: Several hotels are available to stay. As per the requirements of the people hotel will available. Best hotels in Daman are Hotel Prince Park, Dariya Darshan Hotel, Cidade De Daman, Hotel Miramar, Sandy resorts.

Where to eat in Daman: Several restaurants are available to eat in Daman. Both Vegetarian and Non vegetarian food will be available. Best restaurants are Hotel Holiday, Hotel Sanman, Hotel Diamond, and Hotel sai Amar international.

Diu is a town in Diu district of Daman and Diu, India. This is having its own place in the history. According to Hindu Mythology, Diu was once ruled by King Jallandhar. He was killed by Lord Vishnu with his Sudharshan Chakra. After killing him, Lord Vishnu left his chakra on the Island known Chakra Tirtha. There is another mythology to this place i.e. during 14 years of exile of Pandavas they have visited this place. Name of this place during that period is Mani Nagar. At that time it was under the control of Yadava Dynasty.

Several rulers ruled this place but Portuguese Influence is more. They have ruled for more than 400 years. Hoka trees are major attractions to the tourists. These are bought by Portuguese from Africa. Three beaches are another major attraction to the tourists. Several cultures such as Christianity, Islam, Hindu, and Portuguese Saurashtra can be seen here.

What to see in Diu:

Diu Fort: Diu is the major attraction to the tourists. This was built by Nuno De Cunta, Governor of Portuguese. On 3 sides of the fort sea was surrounded. Stone gallery is the major attraction of the fort. Canons and Light house can be seen here.

St.Thomas Church Museum: Earlier this was church built in 1598. In this museum idol, wooden carvings, stone inscriptions, antique statues are major attractions.

Nagoa Beach: Water sports are most famous here. Shape of this beach is horse shape.

INS Khukri Memorial: During 1971 war PNS Hangor hit INS Khukri. In the memory of sailors and officers of INS Khukri this was built in 1999.

St.Paul’s Church: It look like Goa Bom Jesu Basilica. Between 1601 to 1610 this church was built.

Ghogala Beach: Surfing, Parasailing, Water sports are the major activities in this place. In Diu this is the largest Beach.

What to see around in Diu:

Somnath Temple: Lord Somanth is worshipped here. It is one of the 12 Jyothirligas. This is 47 Kms from Diu Museum.

Junagadh: This place is now part of Mumbai but earlier it was the part in Saurashtra state. Meaning of Junagadh is Old Fort. In Gujarat it is the 7^th largest city. It is located 150 Kms away from Diu Museum.

Gir National Park: Other name of this park is Sasan Gir National Park. Refugee of Asiatic Lions is placed in this park. Area covered by this park is 1412 Sq Kms. It is located 68 Kms away from Diu Museum.

Getting to Diu: This place is well connected with Road ways. Buses from all the major cities such as Gujarat, Talaja, and Veraval Bhavnagar regularly come to this place. Major railhead is at Veraval. Nearest Airport is located at Nagoa.

Getting around Diu: Auto’s, Taxi’s are available to go the place surrounding Diu. Some people prefer to go on foot.

Best time to visit Diu: Tourists prefer to visit this place between November to February.

Where to stay in Diu: At Ghoghla tourism department is maintaining few hotels and resorts at reasonable costs. For the budget people several hotels are available. Luxurious hotels are also available here. Beach resorts are most famous here.

Where to eat in Diu: All type of cuisines such as Chinese, Portuguese, Punjabi, South Indian, Gujarati Cuisines are available to eat. Plenty of restaurants are available here. Best restaurants in Diu are Shri Ram Vijay, O’Coquerio Music Garden restaurant, Apana Foodland, Night Heron Restaurant.

Nalanda is one of the Buddhist sites India. This is the birth place of Sariputra who is the follower of Lord Buddha. World’s first residential international University established here. In this university more than 10,000 monk students studied and more than 2000 teachers worked. Between 5^th to 12^th centuries this place is very prominent in the history. Several Chaityas, temples, monasteries, stupas can be seen near the university. Almost all are in ruins stage.

This place was ruled by several kings like Pala Empire, Harsha Emperors, Buddhist emperors, Gupta rulers, Sakraditya rulers. Nalanda is the combination of two words. Nalam and Da. Nalam means Lotus and Da means to give.

What to see in Nalanda:

Nalanda University: in the Kushana architectural style this university was built with red bricks in 5^th century. Floral design, dancers, household scenes can be seen on the walls of the university. During the pala dynasty classrooms, hostels, monasteries are built.

The Great Stupa: This is in pyramidal shape. It is protected by seven layers of construction surrounding it. This great stupa was dedicated to Sariputra.

Surya Mandir: Lord Sun is worshiped here. One of the attractions in the temple is 5 feet Goddess Parvati Statue can be seen here. This is located near Nalanda University.

Nalanda Archaeological Museum: Four main galleries are included in this museum. Main hall consists of Nagaraj Sculptures, Parshvanath sculpture, Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara, Bhumisparsh postures etc…This was established in 1971.

Hieun Tsang Memorial Hall: in the memory of Hieun Tsang this was built. He is the Chinese monk and traveller. Writings of Tsang provide more information about ancient India.

What to see around Nalanda:

BodhGaya: it is the place where Buddha obtained enlightment. It is located 90 Kms away from Nalanda.

Patna: This is located in the banks of Ganga and it is the capital of Bihar. For the Sikhs community this is the sacred place. Four rivers merge in the river Ganga here. This is located 81 Kms away from Nalanda.

Vaishali: In this place several stupas of Buddha as well as Lord Mahavir can be seen. World peace Pagoda, Kutagarasala Vihara, Relic stupas are most famous statues in this place. This place is 128 Kms away from Nalanda.

Getting to Nalanda: Bus facility is available to this place. From all the cities namely Rajgir, Bodh Gaya, Patna buses are available. Nearest railway station is at Rajgir. This place is 12 Kms away from Nalanda. Nearest Airport is located at Patna. Patna is well connected with all the major cities like Bangalore, Kolkata, Jaipur, New Delhi etc…

Getting around Nalanda: Tourists can reach the surrounding places on foot. Private buses and auto’s are also available to visit this place.

Best time to visit this place: Tourists feel comfortable if they visit this place between November to March.

Where to stay in Nalanda: Several Lower and middle range hotels are available but luxurious hotels are not available. Best hotels in Nalanda are Centaur Hokke Hotel, Manish Rest House, New Hotel Gulmarg, and Hotel Ajanta.

Where to eat in Nalanda: Several restaurants provide best food to the tourists. But only vegetarian food is available in all the restaurants.

Sasaram is in Bihar state. This place is famous for quarry industry and stone chips production. It is the birth place of Sher shah Suri who is an Afghan King. Tourists can see the tomb of Sher Shah Suri’s tomb. This town is one of the oldest towns in India. This is also the birth place of Jhansi Ki Rani. She played an important role in fighting against Britishers.

During 16^th century Sher Shah Suri developed this place as trading hub. First Grad Trunk Road was built by Sher Shah Suri. This is from Kabul to Bengal which connects Sasaram. He was a very good administrator. His administration and taxation policies are followed by the Britishers also.

What to see in Sasaram:

Tomb of Sher Shah Suri: This is best attraction in the town. Sher Shah Suri’s tomb was made up of red sand stone. Around the tomb artificial lake was arranged. Tomb was constructed in three different styles. They are British, Mughal and Indian architectural style. Archaeological survey of India is maintaining this tomb. This place can be visited in all the seasons.

Rock Cut Caves and Ashokan inscriptions: on the walls of the caves Brahmani script can be seen. Other name of Rock cut caves is Chirag Dan.

Maa Tara Chandi Temple: This temple is one of the attractions in Sasaram. It is located on the hill. Goddess Tara Chandi worshipped in this temple.

Tomb of Hassan Khan Suri: Hassan Khan Suri is the father of Sher Shah Suri. His tomb is 500 meters away from the tomb of Sher Shah Suri.

Other attractions: Other attractions in Sasaram are Samrat Ashok Pillar, Mahadev Temple, Bhaluni Dam, Manjhar Kund, Dhua Kund, Parvati Temple, Kaimur hills.

What to see around Sasaram:

Rohtasgarh Fort: This is the fort of Sher Shah Suri. From the fort there are 84 passages to the hill via 14 gates. After some time Sher Shah Suri closed 10 gates. Fort is one of the strongest and oldest forts. This fort is located 67 Kms away from Sasaram.

Sarnath: In this place Lord Buddha has given his first sermon. Other name of this village is Isipatana. Original Sangha was formed in this place. Sarnath is located 14 Kms away from Sasaram.

Varanasi: This is religious destination to the Hindus. Lord Shiva worshipped here. Other names of this place are Banaras and Kashi. On the banks of river Ganga this place is located. 128 Kms away from Sasaram.

Getting to Sasaram: This place is well connected with bus facility. From all the cities like Ranchi, Gaya, Mirzapur, Allahabad, and Luck now, Patna, Varanasi bus facility is available. Rail facility is available only to New Delhi and Kolkata. Nearest Airport is located at Gaya. This is 135 Kms away from Sasaram.

Getting around Sasaram: Horse cart, Private Buses and Local Buses are available to reach the places around Sasaram. Preferring Horse Cart is different experience to the tourists.

Best time to visit Sasaram: Tourists can plan to visit this place between October to March.

Where to stay in Sasaram: In the Sasaram town very limited sources are available. 20 Kms away from Sasaram there is a place called Dehri. Several budgeted hotels are available in this place. Only one luxury hotel available in Sasaram is Hotel Maurya Royal.

Where to eat in Sasaram: There are only limited restaurants in this place but both vegetarian and non vegetarian food is available. There type of cuisines is ready to the customers. These Cuisines are Chinese, Mughal and North Indian.