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---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  Agra City Guide Agra being considered as the city of epitome of love is the third largest city in Uttar Pradesh. It is situated on the banks of Yamuna spreading its majestic beauty all across the globe. Being a prominent tourist places in India, its has 3 UNESCO World Heritage sites – the Taj Mahal, the Agra fort and Fatehpur Sikri among other monuments and tombs from the golden era of Mughal empire. It is also famous for its unmatched art and rich cultural heritage. Read More... Alleppey City Guide Alleppey, has placed itself as the hot tourist places in India and also in the world map. This place is stuffed with beautiful lakes and splashing rivers and therefore is also known as “ Venice of east”. Numerous water ways, networks of lagoons and canals are the lifeline of the town. Alleppey is a center for, coir products, black gold and prawn farming. This place is also known for its paddy fields and known as Bowl of rice , and excellent rice wine is the specialty of Alleppey. Read More... Bharatpur City Guide Founded by Maharaja Suraj Mal in 1733 AD, Bharatpur is regarded as the Eastern Gateway to Rajasthan. Named after Bharat, brother of Lord Rama, his other brother Lakshman is worshipped as a family deity of this city. Once an invincible well equipped city, it was carved out of the region formerly known as Mewat. The trip of Bharatpur, Deeg and Dholpur has played a significant role in the glorious history of Rajasthan. Read More...  Bodhgaya City GuideBodhgaya is the place where 26 centuries ago Prince Gautama experienced enlightenment under a Bodhi tree and became Buddha. The place is still celebrated with a temple and marked with the descendants of the original Bodhi tree remains. Bodhgaya is a place where disciples of Buddhism comes in large number and adds to the beauty of this place by setting monasteries, meditation centers, temples and so on. Bodhgaya is one of the very famous cities of India. Read More... Calcutta City Guide Calcutta is a cosmopolitan big cities of India. It is the third most populous metro in India and 13th most populous urban are in the World. It was the capital of British rule till 1911 before capital was shifted to Delhi. And now this has become the best tourist places in India, hub of cultural activities, political discussions, commercial activity, urban and night life and delicious Bengali food as well as international cuisine. Read More...  Chennai is not like any other metropolitan city in India. Situated at the South of India it is perhaps not the best of tourist places in India because of the near unbearable heat. However, the modesty and friendliness of the residents definitely makes it worth to go once. The kind of economic and industrial growth that has been attained by this place is not very common to see in India but still the modesty of the people is very evident . Read More... Cochin City Guide Cochin has been attracting people from all over the world from a very long time. If you look around the place you will find a mixture of various multi-cultural things all around the place. The colonial past has left its mark prominently all around this place in India City Guide. The beauty of Malabar Coast has been enhanced by giant fishing nets influenced by the Chinese merchants, ancient mosques, 16th century synagogue, Portuguese houses constructed long ago, and crumbling residuum of British raj . Read More... Dalhousie City Guide Dalhousie is surrounded by Alpine vegetation and high peaks that gives a breathtaking view to the visitor. It is a small and quiet town but colonial era buildings give a sense of important historical background of this place. Mostly the young couple prefers Dalhousie for their honeymoon destination and there is some reason for it. Read More...  Delhi City Guide Delhi, the eighth largest metropolis in the world, bridges two different worlds – the Old Delhi and the New Delhi. Once the capital of Islamic India, Delhi still enjoys the same stature being the capital city of the country. Ranging from of narrow lanes lined with crumbling havelis and formidable mosques in Old Delhi to spacious, tree-lined avenues huge buildings in New Delhi, Delhi is an imperial city. Read More... Goa City Guide Goa is a place of water, beaches, good food and pleasing friendly people. It is a coolest tourist places in India and known for the orchids and water. Every year people from all around the globe come to this place. It has huge and very colorful past and glorious colonial era. Read More... Jaipur City Guide Jaipur, being the first planned city of India was the strong hold of a c clan of rulers whose forts and succession of palaces in the city are important attractions. Rajasthan’s beautiful capital is worldwide known as the pink city with pink being the color of every constructed palace, haveli, forts or houses. Jaipur means the city of victory has witnessed thunders and echoes of clashing of swords and trumpets of wars. Read More... Khajuraho City Guide The name Khajuraho has been derived by the Sanskrit word which is another name for palm date, the Khajur. This temple is a group of monuments that has been listed in the world heritage site by UNESCO. Khajuraho is considered to be the one of the seven wonders of India and is has gain so much popularity worldwide that today this is the second most visited tourist places in India after Taj Mahal. Read More... Manali is an ancient town located at the valley of Kullu. The word Manali means “home of Manu” a mythological character who was a Brahmin law giver. It is said that after a great flood only Manu survived and he came to Manali to re-create human life. In fact, the old Manali has a temple dedicated to Manu. Tourist come here for various purposes the domestic tourist see this place as a romantic getaway and the foreign tourist come here to experience some thrill through adventure sports. Read More...  Mumbai City Guide Mumbai is a name derived from Mumbai meaning Goddess Kali and Aai meaning mothers in Marathi which in itself shows the significance of religion and spirituality in this city. The richest city in the country is a perfect blend of dream stir in a bunch of Bollywood mixed with colonial relics, poured in money, with a pinch of poverty a drop of traffic with mayhem of religionism. Read More... Mysore City Guide Situated between rivers Kaveri and Kabini Mysore is full of panoramic views and a good number of beautiful lakes do the remaining brush stroke to complete this scenery. This heritage city is the largest city in the state of Karnataka, is famous for its sandal wood products and silk fabrics. Read More... Ooty City Guide Snooty Ooty as named by the colonial rulers, Ooty was established by the British somewhere around early 19th century as Summer Headquarters for the Madras government. So somewhere it is more English than Indian. It is kind of a mixture of Southern England and Australia with single storey stone cottages, bijoufenced flower gardens, leafy winding lanes and Eucalyptus stands touching the sky. Read More... Pune City Guide Pune is rapidly developing into an urban cosmopolitan city with good places to shop around, night life, enjoyment and relaxation. It seems without a doubt that old India and new India is interweaving here in Pune. There are academic centers as well as historical sites because of its glorious past and also Osho meditation resort which is world famous. Read More...  Shimla City Guide Shimla has always been a favorite place to go away from the heat of the North India. Once known as Shyamala, after the Scottish civil officer built his summer home here in Shimla in 1822 the entire place changed and in 1864 Shimla became the official summer capital of the colonial government. Due to this rapid and positive development took place here and in 1903 when Kalka-Shimla railway line was constructed it became a foremost tourist attraction during summers in North India. Read More... Udaipur City Guide Udaipur is like a water reservoir in the middle of a desert. It is because Rajasthan is the driest state in India and received average to low rain every year. In the middle of such a state here is a city which is full of lakes and hence it is called the city of lakes. White buildings around the town, lake side to spend some quite time, Aravalli Hills for great view lures tourist from all over to come and experience it. Read More... Varanasi City Guide This is the oldest city of the world, which is 3000 years old and is famous for its temples. This aged Kashi is a city of Pundits and there Ghats. The culture and religion of Varanasi is closely associated with the river Ganges for several thousand years. This is the place that let you feel the exact experience when you can sense your moment of Nirvana. Read More... Tags : City Guides of India - Cities of India, Tourist Places In India, India Tourist Places, Indian Cities, India City Guide, India Travel Guide |
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