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Taj Mahal : India's star attraction

Taj Mahal : India's star attraction The Taj Mahal in Agra, India, is one of the most beautiful monuments in the world. The Taj Mahal was built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan, as the mausoleum of his beloved Queen Mumtaz Mahal, after her death in 1631. The Taj Mahal is recognized worldwide as a symbol of eternal love. Built of white marble and surrounded by green gardens, the Taj Mahal is a breathtakingly beautiful sight. The Taj Mahal is a UNESCO world Heritage site and is considered one of the wonders of the world and the supreme example of Mughal architecture in India.

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Exotic Temples in Khajuraho

Khajuraho is a well-known travel destination of India. It is widely acclaimed for its beautiful architectural temples of love. You can see several beautifully engraved sculptures on the walls of the temples. The perfect balance between architecture and sculpture surely enchants you.
Khajuraho: The city of exotic temples
The Core of the Erotic Temple Sculptures is the presentation on passionate union of man and women in form of carvings. The Figurines are in Every Imaginable Position of the Kama Sutra. Must visit : South of Matangeshwara Temple is an Archaeological Museum Showcasing Collection of Statues and Frezies. Khajuraho temples are customarily divided into three broad categories The Eastern group : The Eastern group of temples are the ones that are located near the actual town of Khajuraho. The five isolated sub division of the temples along with the three Brahmanical temple and three Jain temples, together comprise the eastern group of temples. The Western group : The Western group is the largest of all the groups and wherein the monuments are known to be the most spectacular of all. Prospered and maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India, this group of temple is located in the center and has beautiful green lawns and gardens encircling them. Lakshmana Temple, the Matangesvara Temple and the Varaha Temple are the most important temple among the group. The Southern group : The Southern group of Khajuraho temples is situated at the distant location and constitute the two temples of Duladeo and Chaturbhuja, situated near and across the Khudarnala.
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Delhi Monuments

Delhi: Heart of India Delhi the capital of India is one of the major tourist destination of India. There are several tourist attractions in this historic city like Red Fort, Raj Ghat, Jama Masjid, Chandni Chowk, Qutub Minar, India Gate, Humayun's Tomb, Lotus Temple, Akshardham Temple, Birla Temple, ISKON temple, Parliament House, President House, Old Fort.

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Varanasi Ghats, The Sacred Ganges

Varanasi Ghats, The Sacred Ganges Witness the living traditions of one of the world's oldest and most important religions. Return for breakfast to the hotel. Proceed for day guided tour of Varanasi including the Gyanvapi Mosque and Benaras Hindu University. Overnight at Varanasi.

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Himalayan regions

Himalayan regions are very popular amongst tourists who like to enjoy adventure and sports, explore the beautiful landscapes, explore rich flora and fauna, and explore pilgrimage centres. This region covers the states of Kashmir (the paradise on the earth), Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh. Exploring the Himalayan region Kashmir provides one of the best Indian tour experiences. Himalayan regions also provide opportunity to indulge in thrilling adventure and sports. Also you can visit several religious and pilgrimage sites like Vaishno Devi Temple in Jammu, Buddhist monasteries in Ladakh. These religious spots are very popular destinations for India pilgrimage tour.
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Leh Ladakh Valley

Leh Ladakh Valley Ladakh is a high altitude desert, locked in between the mighty mountains of the Himalaya, Karokoram, Zanaskar and Ladakh Ranges and is one of the three Geo cultural regions of the Jammu and Kashmir state. Leh is the capital city of this region and one of the famous tourist and pilgrimage destination in the state. Located at an altitude of about 11,975 feet above sea level, this city can be approached from two highways that is from Srinagar and Manali. From Srinagar the city is 434 kilometers away while from Manali it is 473 kilometers. The commonality between these two roads is that, they have the hair pin bends and four wheelers are the best to carry you up to the steep gradients over the narrow and occasionally bad patched road, that marks its historic significance when it was used as an old trade route between, Tibet, Yarkand, China and Central Asia.

There is no comparison to the zeal and zest of the Leh city during summers when thousands of tourists throng the city. The palace that has turned to ruins and is one of the sentinels of the Ladakh history becomes the main attraction. Take a tour to this district in summer and you will find that tourists outnumber the inhabitants. Be it sightseeing, adventure, palaces and monuments, pilgrimage destinations, this city has all what it takes to make your holidays more exciting and funny.
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Rajasthan Forts & Palaces (Jaisalmer Fort)

Jaisalmer Fort is a monument worth visiting and worth retaining in your conscious mind. Like various other cities of Rajasthan, in Jaisalmer too you will find different facets of its own glorious heritage. Though you can find historical monuments scattered all over the city, the Jaisalmer Fort will immediately command your attention. Made of sand stones and locally known as Sonar Quila, the Jaisalmer Fort is a dominating structure amidst sands.

The city is said to be founded by one Raja Rawal Jaisal, a Bhatti Rajput ruler, in approximately 1156 A D. Legends go by that he did it on the behest of a local hermit named Eesaal. The raja choose Trikuta hill as the new site for his fort as his earlier adobe at Luderwa(16 k.m from present Jaisalmer) was too vulnerable to his comfort. But it should always be kept in mind that these legends are most of the time product of conscious minds that are very vulnerable to the oriental exaggeration.

Jaisalmer fort is the second oldest in Rajasthan. Two hundred and fifty feet tall and reinforced by imposing crenellated sandstone wall 30 feet high; it has 99 bastions, 92 of which were built between 1633 and 1647. Wells within the fort still provide a regular source of water. Even today, you will find that nearly one fourth of the old city's population resides within the fort. If you are a student of cross-cultural merging, the subtle fusion of Rajput and Islamic architectural styles, visible in this fort, will catch your fancy. Ganesh Pol, Akshya Pol, Suraj Pol and Hawa Pol are a must see.
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Ranthambore Wildlife Safari

Ranthambore Wildlife As Ranthambore park is a major tiger reserve now, it becomes an inevitable fact that prior to Independence, the park was the hunting grounds of Jaipur's maharajahs, who mounted elaborate big game shoots or shikars here. The game was a king's favorite and the token was a crowd pleaser. A leisure walk through the deciduous forest augments one's level of adrenaline to acme, when one comes to know that wind is the only harbinger for a tiger phenomenon. The reserve is peppered with hardy dhok trees whose leaves are used for animal fodder. In April, when the brilliant flowers of the forest blooms, it creates a eye-catching fiesta of fiery red across the park precincts. The reserve with its large domain of flora and fauna, fabricates a jungle book every time it is haunted by a traveler. The vicious animals, though they hunt for their hors d'oeuvre, candidly maintain a universal cult of brotherhood amidst the green bushes; birds chirp, monkeys jump and deers dart across the creepers, clearly bespeaking the propinquity of the jungle king. The scenic landscape of Ranthambhore is also an athletic arena for chital (spotted deer) and the sambar, India's largest deer. The main food source for the tiger is the swamp deer and chinkara (Indian gazelle); on occasion the wild buffalo and also wild boar etc. Enjoy a stay near the Ranthambore National park, the facilities on offer are superb. The park gates open a half hour before sunrise and close half hour after sunset.
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Pushkar Fair

Pushkar Fair For the five days leading up to the full moon, The crowds begin togather. All around are exuberant faces amid a sea of bright hues and shimmering ornaments. Among the crowds are large numbers of turbaned Rajputs and their gilt - veiled womenfolk. Members of other groups wear distinctive costumes. At their sandy campgrounds on the outskirts of town, the pilgrims cluster around campfires, cooking picnic suppers. Huge numbers of camels and cattle are on hand, and men examine the animals and dicker over sale prices. Traders' stalls draw hundreds of customers buying camel saddles, embroidered horse decorations, hand - forged daggers, snacks, bangles, ribbons, metal storage chests, and wooden pitchforks. Freak shows and ferris wheels attract hundreds of patrons. In the evenings, capacity crowds throng to huge theater tents to enjoy traditional musical dance - dramas in the Marwari regional language.
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