Archives for "January, 2010"
Pune
Want a quick get away from your daily hustle bustle routine? Pune is an ideal small town for such to fulfill such a desire. Pune is known for the number of forts, caves and adventurous treks around the mountains. These sights speak volumes about the rich history, skill and bravery of the Marathas. Pune was [...]
Pondicherry
Pondicherry has got an unmistakable French connection. Located on the Southern coast of India, Pondicherry’s tree lined walkways, virgin beaches, backwaters and lots more gives you an air of being in a place away from the hustle and bustle of a regular city. A union territory of India, Pondicherry’s culture is a fine blend of [...]
Orissa
Located in the Eastern coast of India, Orissa can be called the temple state of India. Orissa has a lot of breathtaking architectural views and heritage sites to offer to a visitor. While at Orissa, try to make trips to the Jagannath Temple Puri, Konark Sun Temple, Chilika Lake and the Puri Beach. Popularly known [...]
Ooty
One of South India’s most popular tourist destinations, Ooty’s gorgeous green vegetation and high mountains would make any visitor light-hearted. Ooty comfortably sits in a hollow created by the four majestic hills Doddabetta, Snowdon, Elk Hill and Club Hill. Form the splendid sights that Ooty has to offer, the Botanical Gardens are without doubt Ooty’s [...]
New Delhi
India’s capital New Delhi is a city that is full of architectural delights. A witness to the stiff struggle of the country against the British, the city stands proudly bearing marks and monuments of India’s glorious past. Some places to see when you visit the heart of the country would definitely include the India Gate. [...]
Munnar
Munnar had been the favored summer resort of the British during the Colonial rule. Located at an altitude of 6000 ft in the Idukki district, Munnar has a brilliant expanse of tea plantations, deep green valleys and mountains and exotic varieties of flora and fauna. Some interesting tourist spots in Munnar would be Mattupetty lake [...]
Mumbai
The capital of Maharashtra, Bombay or Mumbai attracts over 2 million foreign tourists annually. Bombay is popularly known for ‘Bollywood’ or the Indian film industry that is housed within the city. Ancient caves, religious sites, malls and clubs can all be found in Mumbai. The Haji Ali Mosque, Victoria Terminus Station, and Ajanta caves are [...]
Meghalaya
Situated in the North East region of India, the state is bordered by Assam and Bangladesh. Meghalaya’s capital city Shillong is the largest city in the state situated on the Khasi hills. Meghalaya’s extensive wildlife and flora and fauna is sure to gladden any nature lover’s heart. For those who love to explore, Meghalayas caves [...]
Madras
Madras has been the British India’s trading point for years. Its strategic geographic location by the Bay of Bengal made it a rich travel destination. Madras is known for its natural beauty and its brilliant balance of modern and natural. Amongst the sights to see in Madras, one must visit the Marina beach which is [...]
Madhya Pradesh
Located in the heart of India, Madhya Pradesh literally meaning ‘at the centre’ has got lots to offer to the traveler. Its natural brilliance is supported by its main river system of Narmada, Tapti, Chambal, Sone, Betwa and Mahanadi rivers. Four important historic sites in the state of Madhya Pradesh are declared to be World [...]
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