Archives for "January, 2010"

Posted by greta on 27th January 2010
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Lonavala

Located just 5 kilometers away from its sister hill station Khandala, Lonavla is another of Maharashtra’s popular weekend getaway locations. Best visited between the months of October and May, Lonavla offers a generous view of the brilliant green soundings of the Sahyadri mountain ranges. If you’re at Lonavla for a short holiday you might want [...]

Posted by greta on 27th January 2010
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Lakshadweep

Green-blue seas, golden sandy beaches, tall green palm trees are trademarks of the Lakshadweep islands. Comprising of 36 islands, the Lakshadweep is famous for its nature tourism and fantastic water sports. The irresistible clear blue waters surrounding the lakshadweep islands are bordered with the beauty of coral reef and sandy beaches. Such irresistibly natural settings [...]

Posted by greta on 27th January 2010
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Kolkata

Kolkata was British India’s capital established in the year 1688 as part of the expansion plans of the British. Calcutta is best known for its elaborate celebrations of festivals like the festival of mother Durga, the goddess of power (Shakti) called Durga Puja. This festival is one of the most important festivals for Bengalis all [...]

Posted by greta on 27th January 2010
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Khandala

One of the important hill stations in India, Khandala is an ideal place for people for a quick getaway after a hectic week. Known for its spectacular scenic beauty, Khandala’s lakes are well known to attract many tourists. Adventure lovers would love the rock climbing facilities at the Duke’s Nose peak and at the Karla [...]

Posted by greta on 27th January 2010
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Kerala

Dubbed as ‘God’s own Country’, tourism in Kerala is amongst the highest in South India. Famous for its ecotourism initiatives, Kerala’s natural green beauty is sure to mesmerize any visitor. The beaches of Kerala are a major tourist attraction in the state. The beaches of Kereala are erason to visit for any traveler to the [...]

Posted by greta on 27th January 2010
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Kashmir

According to an ancient mythological legend, a great sage by the name Kashyap drained a lake to make place for a group of Brahmins to stay. This place is now known to us as Kashmir. Kashmir is known to be the highest learning centre of Sanskrit and Persian thanks to the origination and flourishing of [...]

Posted by greta on 27th January 2010
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Karnataka

Posted by greta on 27th January 2010
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Jodhpur

The second largest city in Rajasthan, Jodhpur is famous for its brilliant forts and palaces. A must see spot in Jodhpur is the Mehrangarh Fort located in the heart of the city. Built by Maharaja Man Singh, it is a classified ‘must see’ in any Jodhpur Sightseeing trip. A standing testimony of the military might [...]

Posted by greta on 27th January 2010
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Jharkhand

Brought into existence in the year 2000, Jharkhand is India’s 28th state that is rich in mineral resources like Uranium, gold, Mica, Silver, Quartz and more. Jharkhands’ wildlife, waterfalls, flora and fauna are also an added attraction to the state. Jharkhand’s capital city Ranchi is one of Jharkhand’s prettiest cities. A picturesque hill station that [...]

Posted by greta on 27th January 2010
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Jaipur

The Pink city of India, Jaipur is Rajasthan’s vibrant city. Named the Pink city because of the color of the stone used in the walled city, Jaipur is a widely visited tourist destination. Jaipur’s bazaars are world famous, known to sell everything from embroidered leather shoes, tie and die material, jewelry and lots lots more. [...]