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Visit India In August

August is the time, when monsoons have set in every corner of India. This should set your imagination free to all the places that you could not visit before. Do not hesitate in planning a trip this time, as this versatile country has a place for every season, budget and mood. And what more of a reason can you look for, when the monsoon has created the perfect ambience everywhere.

To feed your imagination, this time of the year gives you lush green mountains, beautiful sunsets, crystal clear waters reflecting vibrant green surroundings and not to miss, the sky high waterfalls. Can’t wait to be there, already? Well, hold your horses and read out the list of some of the best places to be visited in India during the month of August.

Varanasi :-

Famously known as Banaras or Kashi, the holy city of Varanasi is located on the banks of river Ganga and is considered the holiest city in India owing to its location and history and the numerous temples in it. The city of temples or Banaras, as it is popularly known, is a holy city on the banks of the River Ganga. Said to have been discovered by Lord Shiva, this town has immense historical as well as religious importance. Not just a place where pilgrims throng to visit the temples, Varanasi is also the destination where most people come to spend their last days as it is believed that an individual who dies in this sacred place can attain salvation. Varanasi is one of the oldest continually inhabited places in the world and oldest in India.

Khajuraho :-

Khajuraho is most famous for its erotic wall carvings — from voluptuous nymphs to men having their way with horses and orgies, it is all here! These carvings on temples — only 20 of 85 remain — are pretty much the beginning and end of all things touristy in Khajuraho. Situated some 400 km from Kanpur, Khajuraho in Madhya Pradesh is one of the most popular tourist destinations of India. Standing against the backdrop of Vindhyas, Khajuraho presents a magnificent view to the beholder. The sacred temples of Khajuraho are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Because of the sculptures, the temples are also referred as Kamasutra temples. However, unlike popular belief, the temples neither have any connection nor were inspired by Vatsyayana’s famous book. In fact just 10 per cent of the art is erotic or sexual in nature.

Delhi :-

Old Delhi and New Delhi are the two parts of this city. It has everything from monuments, parks, shopping and delicious delicacies. The Major Attraction Of city are Akshardham Temple, Lotous Temple, The Red Fort, India gate, Qutub Minar and much more .

Akshardham temple represents the architectural essence of India’s rich history, culture and tradition. Well-connected by the metro route of Delhi this is a must see destination in the capital city of the country. Lotus Temple is one of the most iconic structures in India and a must see sight for any traveler worth his buck. The Red Fort Built in 1638 by Mughal Emperor Shahjahan, this is a World Heritage site located in Delhi. Red Fort was the home to most Mughal Emperors of the dynasty for up to almost 200 years, and is situated right in the centre of Delhi. Qutub Minar The tallest minar in the country,

Agra :-

It is the land which has one of the seven wonders of the world. Here you can get lots of Mughal Era’s architecture and Taj Mahal is one of them. Don’t miss to taste the “Agra ka Petha” as it is popular in India and comes into various flavors. The Major Attraction Of The city is Taj Mahal, The red Fort Agra/ Agra fort and much more.

The biggest symbol of love the Taj Mahal  is also a World Heritage site and one of the Seven Wonders of the World. No trip to India is ever complete without a glimpse of the Taj Mahal. The Agra Fort is very centrally located and probably the most popular building in Agra after the Taj Mahal. You can actually get a glimpse of the Taj Mahal from Agra Fort.

Jaipur :-

Jaipur is known as The Pink City of india. The majestic fort and monuments are the special treat here. It is the perfect destination for those who wants photography, sightseeing and entertainment. This city is the symbol of royal culture, delicacies etc. Starting from walking through the streets to travelling in a hot air balloon, this city has everything for all kinds of travelers. This is the place with royal heritage and modern culture. The Major Attraction Of city are the Amber Fort. City Palace, Hawamahal, Jantar Mantar,  Jaigarh Fort, Nahargarh Fort, Jalmahal (Palace In Water) And Much More Palces To visit in city.

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Best Places To Visit In Delhi

The heart and soul of India- New Delhi is a city with magnetic attraction. Every nook and corner of the city of Delhi seems like narrating the incidents of the bygone era. Delhi was a witness of every scar India has suffered from time-to-time. New Delhi has seen the struggle of the Indians to regain their freedom, New Delhi has felt the rays of rising sun on the first morning of freedom and now new Delhi stands proudly as a symbol of the strength, achievements and aspirations of we Indians.

 

Best Places To Visit In Delhi 

Red fort delhi :-

Exemplifying the prowess of Mughal architects and a true manifestation of the golden period of the Mughal era, Lal Qila, also known as the Red Fort, is one of the most important monuments of India. With a construction span of over 10 years this, one of a kind, Red stone wonder was completed under the watch of Shahjahan – the Mughal King (Incubator of the famous Taj Mahal) – in 1648. Lal Qila is situated on the banks of Yamuna with Shahjahanabad situated on the eastern side of this fortress.

Qutub Minar Delhi :-

The tall and ever attractive monument of Delhi which can be seen from most parts of the city is called the Qutab Minar. Qutab Minar is among the tallest and famous towers in the world. The minaret is 234 feet high and the highest individual tower in the world. Other towers in the world are the Great Pagoda in Pekin, China and the Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy but these towers are not as high as the Qutab Minar in Delhi. According to history books, the minar was started by Prithviraj or his uncle Vigraharaja who won Delhi from the Tomar Rajputs. However, it is assumed and historians believe that Qutubuddib and Iltutmish finished it though the minar may have been commenced by Prithviraj or Vigraharaja.

India Gate Delhi :-

Standing at 42m tall, All India War Memorial or The India Gate is a symbol representing valor and resilience of 90,000 Indian soldiers who lost their life in World War I and the Third Anglo-Afghan War. Designed by Edwin Lutyens, the foundation of the India gate was laid by His Royal Highness, the Duke of Connaught in 1921. In addition, to commemorate the lives lost during the Indo-Pakistan War of December 1971, Amar Jawan Jyoti, a perennial fame under the arch, was started which burns all day throughout the year to reflect upon the true meaning of love-for-motherland.

Lotus Temple Delhi :-

Lotus Temple or Baha’i Temple, called in more traditional way, is a house of worship completed in the year 1986 under the supervision of Persian architect Fariborz Sahba. Lotus being a symbol of peace and prosperity all around the world, the shape of the temple personifies the purpose for which the foundation of this marvelous man-made architectural was laid. Lotus temple is made of pristine marble blocks, cement, dolomite and sand and the entire ascetic value is coddled by the group of nine pools filled with crystal clear water. In accord with the mores of Baha’i religion, the temple is open to everyone from anywhere in the world who is looking for inner peace and wants to break the shackles of trepidation.

 

Jama Masjid Delhi :-

Masjid-i-Jahan Numa or as it is globally known, Jama Masjid means the mosque commanding a view of the entire world. Jama Masjid is the largest Islamic congregation place in India. It was build under the watch of one of the greatest Muslim rulers, the great Shah Jahan, and was completed in 1656 AD. With legion of over 5000 craftsmen who broke sweat day in day out to construct a beautiful example of superior Mughal architecture, Jama Masjid substantiate the human necessity to have a guide, a higher power to help them wade through the part called life. The architectural design of Jama Masjid has key segments such as; three gates, two minarets – 40 meters in height and four towers. Constructed with red sand stone and white marbles bearing stripes of black color, the minarets are the focal points of this mosque. On top of the minarets a person can experience and exhilarating view of Meena bazaar. As a part of ritual, Namaz is recited on Fridays in the prayer hall of Jama Masjid. Considered as the holiest day of the week the congregational on Friday is also called the Yaum Al-Jum’a.

 

Humayun Tomb Delhi :-

Humayun’s Tomb was built in 1565 A.D., posthumously, in the memory of Humayun by his widow Hemida Banu Begum. Also known as Tomb of the Perfect Man or ‘Insan-i-Kamil’, which now stands as a UNESCO Heritage site, was once used as a refugee camp for the war affected populace and travelers during the British rule. The main gateway of Humayun’s tomb ushers a person in front of a large square enclosure which is the tomb of the Humayun situated at the center standing on a beautiful marble pedestal. One of the most notable creations that one can witness in the premises of Humayun’s Tomb is Arab Serai. Arab Serai was designed especially to accommodate more than 200 Arabs who were brought by Hemida Banu Begum herself from Mecca as refugees.

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Shekhawati Heritage Nawalgarh and Mandawa City Tour 

Shekhawati Heritage Nawalgarh and Mandawa City Tour 

We will pickup from hotel then drive for Mandawa on the way visit Nawalgarh. Nawalgarh is famous for Haveli and Local Heritage market. Local sightseeing in Nawalgarh visit Morarka Haveli Museum, Poddar Haveli Museum, Science Park and Local heritage market Nawalgarh then continue drive for Mandawa.

Mandawa is a town in Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan in India. It is part of Shekhawati region. Mandawa is situated 190 km off Jaipur in the north. Mandawa is the famous for heritage view and also famous film city Rajasthan many old Haveli and heritage holes in Mandawa. Local sightseeing of Mandawa  visit  Binsidhar Newatia Haveli. Murmuria Haveli. Mandawa Fort. Main Bazaar. Jhunjhunwala Haveli and golden Haveli then return back to Jaipur and drop at your hotel.

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  1. A nice and comfortableAir Condition carfor you having sufficient space for your luggage also, Fuel, Insurance, Toll Taxes, All State Taxes, Parking and all transport related expenses.
  2. Same Day Visit Nawalgarh and Mandawa.
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Jaipur/Fatehpur Sikri/Agra Same  Day Tour

Jaipur/Fatehpur Sikri/Agra Same  Day Tour

Early morning we will pickup from hotel then drive for Agra on the way visit Fatehpur Sikri. Fatehpur Sikri is a town in the Agra District of Uttar Pradesh, India. The city itself was founded as the capital of Mughal Empire in 1571 by Emperor Akbar, serving this role from 1571 to 1585. The name of the city derives from the village called Sikri which occupied the spot before.

An Archaeological Survey of India excavation from 1999-2000 indicated that there was a habitation, temples and commercial centres here before Akbar built his capital. It was also a much-loved place of Babur who called it Shukri for its lake of water needed for his armies. He used it for relaxation and also defeated Rana Sanga on its outskirts.

After then continue drive for Agra. Agra is a city in northern India’s Uttar Pradesh state. It’s home to the iconic Taj Mahal, a mausoleum built for the Mughal ruler Shah Jahan’s wife, Mumtaz Mahal (who died in childbirth in 1631).

The imposing main building features a massive dome and intricately carved white marble inlaid with precious stones. Then local sightseeing city tour of Agra. Red Fort Visit Taj Mahal, Red fort, Mehtab Bagh (Tomb of I’timād-ud-Daulah) Mini Taj Mahal and Akbar’s Tomb then return back to jaipur and drop at Hotel

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  1. A nice and comfortable Air Condition car for you having sufficient space for your luggage also, Fuel, Insurance, Toll Taxes, All State Taxes, Parking and all transport related expenses.
  2. Same Day Visit Fatehpur Sikri and Agra City
  3. Hotel Pick up in the morning and Hotel drop in the evening
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Golden Triangle Tour – Visit Three Indian Marvels And Explore Its History & Culture

At present, India has become the most important tourist destination regardless of season and travelers. Millions of tourists will visit this magnificent land every year with the intention to get an unforgettable holiday experience. Maybe, it is one among the few countries having numerous attractions, which are really worth to be discovered at least once in a lifetime. If you explore more this country, then you will become more inquisitive as it boasts of beauty and attractions, which are simply incredible. In case you are planning to have a trip to North India, there will not be any better option than Golden Triangle Car Rental Tours.

Golden Triangle Tour is said to be the highly preferred and the most popular tours of India. The reason behind the uniqueness of this tour is because it generally covers India’s most three enchanting tourist destinations such as Delhi, Agra as well as Jaipur. Being blended with rich tradition and cultural heritage, almost all the above-mentioned destinations have remarkable attractions. Furthermore, each destination has too much to offer to range from ancient chronological marvels to world’s famous and delicious cuisines.

The rich blend of historic and cultural heredity of these 3 cities will make a visit an essential for each and every tourist who is traveling to the country for the very first time. Generally speaking, the major highlights of this Golden Triangle 6 Days tour is said to be the stunning historical & political monuments, which these three cities have. The Golden Triangle Tour provides the best possible opportunity to discover the beautiful giant structures of Mughals and even the opulent forts and palaces of raj-maharajas of Rajasthan. Highlights of Golden Triangle tour:

 

Delhi: The capital city of India, Delhi beckons you to travel around its heritage with a number of historic sites. The city offers some of the main attractions including Red Fort, Chandni Chowk, Moti Masjid, Raj Ghat, Jantar Mantar, Rajpath and much more. In addition to this, the capital city also has numerous majestic buildings and monuments related to the British and modern period such as President House, Parliament House, India Gate, Humayun’s Tomb, Red Fort, Qutab Minar and so on. Moreover, the architecture found in the Vishwa Shanti Stupa, Lotus Temple and Akshardham Temple is fine examples of India’s contemporary construction. Without any doubt that this city will reflect the distinction and legacy between the capitals of Mughals and British respectively.

Jaipur: Pink City Jaipur, which is just 260 KM away from Delhi, is the next significant destination in Golden Triangle with Pushkar. Next to Delhi, Jaipur is another destination best known for its wonderful forts. Also, it has some of the best heritage buildings of Jaipur such as Amber Fort, Hawa Mahal, City Palace, Rambagh Palace.

Agra: The third city in this circuit is nothing but Agra, which will be 200 Km from Delhi and 235 Km from Jaipur. Being situated in the state of Uttar Pradesh, the city is considered to be the next prime location of Mughal Empire. Better known for its construction during Mughal era, the major highlight of this city is found to be Taj Mahal. As one among the seven wonders of the world, Taj Mahal is being renowned as world heritage site because of its aesthetic beauty. Besides Taj Mahal, the other two world heritage sites declared by UNESCO at Agra are Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri.

 

Major attractions: Apart from the above mentioned historical attractions, these three cities have its individual culture and tradition. In the recent times, the cities have developed as the cultural centers of the nation in which you will receive the flavor of roots of India’s enriched art and culture. Jaipur, which is the princely city of Rajasthan, has its large plazas and wide avenues to elephant parades, which heralded the kings in the ancient times and also represent the magnificent culture of the state. Today, Golden Triangle with Ranthambore to these cities is really an excellent idea to explore the shopper’s paradise. In which you can able to shop for handicrafts, artifacts and also semi-precious stones in Kishanpol Bazaar, Johri Bazaar and Tripolia Bazaar.

More than that, Agra is also found to be an excellent place to purchase marble handicrafts including stonework artistic tabletops and Taj Miniatures. Then we come to Delhi, then its bustling markets will offer a wide range of traditional Jewelry, garments, handicrafts and modern electronic goods too. Whether it may be handloom items in Dilli Haat or the road-side stalls in Connaught Place, shopping will become a major attraction for most of the visitors who visit Delhi.

 

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Taj Mahal Agra : Settima meraviglia del mondo

Taj Mahal : –
Una delle sette meraviglie del mondo, Taj Mahal è l’architettura di punta della raffinata arte Mughal. Fu costruito sotto l’egida di Shah Jahan come memoriale per la sua amata moglie Arjumand Bano Begum. Il suo corpo è custodito nella tomba del Taj Mahal. I disegni di questa struttura incorporano l’architettura persiana e moghul. Il punto culminante della struttura è la tomba che è una grande struttura completamente in marmo. C’è una cupola di marmo che sormonta questa regione. È progettato in modo spettacolare. Le decorazioni esterne sono impressionanti come gli interni e sono coerenti con la superficie e la proporzionalità dei disegni è meticolosamente pianificata ed eseguita.

La vernice era il principale costituente per le decorazioni. In conformità con il divieto della dottrina islamica, non vi sono forme antropomorfiche in nessuna parte dello schema di progettazione. Ci sono più versetti del Corano usati all’interno del complesso. La camera interna è straordinariamente decorata con gemme preziose e semipreziose. Geometricamente a forma di ottagono, questo spazio ha più punti di ingresso. Dopo aver visitato gli interni, sperimenta i salubri giardini del Taj Mahal durante un tour dei luoghi da vedere ad Agra. Il complesso è circondato da giardini ben curati e nel mezzo c’è un serbatoio di acqua in marmo. Puoi trovare viali di alberi ben allineati. Ci sono un sacco di fontane che sono allineate in ordine pure. Situato ad Agra, il magnifico monumento è aperto dall’alba al tramonto e chiuso al pubblico il venerdì. La moschea all’interno del Taj è aperta per le preghiere. Visitare questo posto è un’esperienza bellissima e romantica.

Forte di Agra : –
Chiamato anche il Forte Rosso, questa struttura risale al XVI secolo. È situato vicino ai giardini del Taj Mahal. Realizzato in arenaria rossa, il Forte di Agra ha pareti che circondano per almeno due chilometri e oltre. All’interno ci sono molti splendidi palazzi come il Jahangir Palace e il Khas Palace. È qui che troverai la grande sala del pubblico chiamata Diwan-i-Khas. Anche sul posto ci sono un paio di magnifiche moschee. Il Forte Rosso, come il Taj Mahal, è un’ode alla ricca eredità dei Moghul. Queste strutture indicano il passato glorioso che esisteva durante il periodo medievale e devono far parte di qualsiasi itinerario di luoghi da visitare ad Agra. Il Forte di Agra fu costruito nel 1565 sotto l’egida di Akbar. Situato sulla riva destra del fiume Yamuna, questo forte e il Taj formano un’unità di monumenti. Entrambe le strutture si completano a vicenda dato che si trovano nelle stesse vicinanze. Puoi entrare nel forte attraverso le porte Delhi o Amar Singh.

L’entrata più grande è la prima. Mentre entri nel forte attraverso la porta di Delhi, ti avvicini al portale interno. Chiamato anche Hathi Pol questo ingresso è magnifico. All’interno della torre rimarrai stupito dal Muhammam Burj che è una guglia ottagonale. Lo Shish Mahal è in questo complesso dove si vedono alcune splendide sale di ricevimento. Il complesso è magnificamente costruito e sontuoso. Le due moschee all’interno di questa moschea sono costruite in marmo bianco. Moti Masjid e Nagina Masjid sono le due moschee che ti lasciano affascinato dalla loro bellezza strutturale. Queste moschee furono costruite sotto l’egida di Aurangzeb. L’intero complesso ha intagli intricati e la maggior parte delle strutture interne sono in marmo puro. L’influenza dell’arte indo-musulmana è forte in questi ambienti.

Mehtab Bagh : –
Questo è un complesso di giardini situato nelle viscere del Taj Mahal e del Forte di Agra. Situato ad Agra e sulle rive del fiume Yamuna, Mehtab Bagh è un giardino progettato da Charbagh. Gli spazi all’interno del giardino sono equamente suddivisi in separazioni. La terra pittoresca a forma quadrata misura esattamente 300 x 300 metri. C’erano diversi giardini costruiti sulle rive del fiume durante il regime di Mughal in tutti i posti da visitare ad Agra. Questo era l’ultimo di loro. Si ritiene che questo giardino sia stato costruito sotto l’egida di Babur. Il giardino fu inizialmente immaginato da Shah Jahan. Ha selezionato un punto ideale per la visualizzazione del fiume Yamuna. Voleva un giardino di piacere illuminato dai soffici raggi della luna. Quindi ha chiamato questo giardino Mehtab Bagh. Ci sono un sacco di piscine e padiglioni in giardino. I passaggi sono coperti di intonaco bianco. Ci sono molti alberi da frutto qui. Il giardino è stato realizzato come un’estensione dei giardini nel Taj Mahal. L’idea era di creare un giardino illuminato dalla luna. Di notte le piscine qui riflettono la vista del Taj Mahal.

Quando Shah Jahan voleva il Mehtab Bagh, voleva il giardino esclusivamente per sé. Voleva guardare i riflessi del Taj nelle pozze d’acqua e godersi la vista del fiume Yamuna. Il giardino è ora una delizia orticola. Ci sono decine di specie di piante qui. Il Mehtab Bagh è stato periodicamente restaurato dall’Archaeological Survey. È possibile raggiungere questo giardino su entrambi i lati del fiume. È possibile prendere un traghetto per alcuni minuti dal lato orientale del Taj Mahal per raggiungere questo giardino. Sperimenta una meravigliosa creazione di immaginazione messa in pratica al Mehtab Bagh.

Fatehpur Sikri : –
Costruita da Akbar, l’imperatore Mughal nel 1570, la città fu un omaggio al Santo Sufi. Fatehpur Sikri è una miscela perfetta di architettura indiana, islamica e persiana ed è stata costruita utilizzando l’arenaria rossa. Per circa 10 anni, la città rimase la capitale dell’Impero Mughal. La città ha un muro lungo 6 chilometri su tre lati e ci sono torri e cancelli. Ospita alcuni degli importanti edifici della città, tra cui Buland Darwaza, Birbal’s House, Panch Mahal e Jama Masjid. L’intera città insieme a tutte le costruzioni importanti inclusi i palazzi reali, Jama Masjid e le corti furono dichiarate Patrimonio dell’Umanità nell’anno 1986.

 

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Taj Mahal Agra : Seventh Wonder Of World

Taj Mahal :-

One of the Seven Wonders of the World, Taj Mahal is showpiece architecture of fine Mughal craftsmanship. It was built under the aegis of Shah Jahan as a memorial for his beloved wife Arjumand Bano Begum. Her body is enshrined in the tomb at the Taj Mahal. The designs of this structure incorporate Persian and Mughal architecture.

The highlight of the structure is the tomb which is a large structure made completely of marble. There is a dome made of marble that surmounts this region. It is spectacularly designed. The exterior decorations are as impressive as the interiors and are consistent with the surface area and the proportionality of the designs is meticulously planned and executed. Paint was the chief constituent for the decorations. In accordance with the Islamic doctrine prohibition, there are no anthropomorphic forms anywhere in the design scheme. There are multiple verses from the Qur’an used inside the complex. The interior chamber is impressively decorated with precious and semiprecious gemstones. Geometrically shaped as an octagon, this space has multiple entry points. After you have visited the interiors, experience the salubrious gardens of the Taj Mahal when on a tour of places to see in Agra. The complex is surrounded by well-kept gardens and there is a marble water tank in the middle. You can find neatly lined avenues of trees. There are plenty of fountains that are lined in order as well. Located in Agra, the magnificent monument is open from sunrise to sunset and closed to the public on Fridays. The mosque inside the Taj is open for prayers though. Visiting this place is a beautiful and romantic experience.

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Agra Fort :-

Also called the Red Fort, this structure dates back to the 16th century. It is situated near the gardens of the Taj Mahal. Made of red sandstone, Agra Fort has walls that surround for at least two kilometers and more. Inside are many splendid palaces such as Jahangir Palace and Khas Palace. It is over here that you will find the grand hall of audiences called Diwan-i-Khas. Also on location are a couple of magnificent mosques. The Red Fort, like the Taj Mahal, is an ode to the rich legacy of the Mughals. These structures indicate the glorious past that existed during the medieval period, and must form part of any itinerary of places to visit in Agra. The Agra Fort was built in 1565 under the aegis of Akbar. Situated on the right bank of the Yamuna River, this fort and the Taj form a unity of monuments.

Both structures complement each other given that they are in the same vicinity. You can enter the fort through the Delhi or Amar Singh Gates. The bigger entrance is the former. As you go in the fort complex through the Delhi gate, you approach the inner portal. Also called the Hathi Pol this entrance is a magnificent one. Inside the tower you would be amazed at the Muhammam Burj which is an octagonal spire. The Shish Mahal is in this complex where you see some splendid reception rooms. The complex is beautifully constructed and palatial. The two mosques within this mosque are built of white marble. The Moti Masjid and Nagina Masjid are the two mosques that leave you spellbound with their structural beauty. These mosques were built under the aegis of Aurangzeb. The whole complex has intricate carvings and most structures inside are made of pure marble. The influence of Indo-Muslim art is strong in these surroundings.

 

Mehtab Bagh :–

This is a garden complex located in the vicnity of the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort. Located in Agra and on the banks of the Yamuna River, Mehtab Bagh is a Charbagh planned garden. The spaces inside the garden are equally portioned into separations. The square shaped picturesque land measures exactly 300 x 300 metres. There were several gardens built on the banks of the river during the Mughal regime in all the places to visit in Agra. This one was the last of them. It is believed that this garden was built under the aegis of Babur. The garden was first envisioned by Shah Jahan. He selected an ideal spot for viewing the Yamuna River. He wanted a pleasure garden lit by the soft rays of the moon. Hence he named this garden Mehtab Bagh. There are plenty of pools and pavillions in the garden. The walkways are covered with white plaster. There are plenty of fruit trees here. The garden was made as an extension of the gardens in the Taj Mahal.

The idea here was to make a moonlit garden. At night the pools here reflect the view of the Taj Mahal. When Shah Jahan wanted the Mehtab Bagh, he wanted the garden exclusively for himself. He wanted to watch the reflections of the Taj in the water pools and also enjoy the view of the Yamuna River. The garden is now a horticultural delight. There are scores of plant species here. The Mehtab Bagh has been periodically restored by the Archaeological Survey. You can reach this garden on either side of the river. You can take a ferry ride for a few minutes from the Taj Mahal’s Eastern side to reach this garden. Experience a wonderful creation of imagination put into reality at the Mehtab Bagh.

 

Fatehpur Sikri :-

Built by Akbar, the Mughal emperor in 1570, the city was a tribute to Sufi Saint. Fatehpur Sikri is a perfect blend of Indian, Islamic and Persian architecture and it was built using red sandstone. For around 10 years, the city remained the capital of Mughal Empire. The city has a 6-kilometer long wall on three sides and there are towers and gates. It houses some of the city’s important buildings namely Buland Darwaza, Birbal’s House, Panch Mahal and Jama Masjid. The entire city along with all the important constructions including royal palaces, Jama Masjid and courts were declared as World Heritage Site in the year 1986.

 

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Parco Nazionale di Bandhavgarh

Bandhavgarh National Park

Bandhavgarh National Park si trova nello stato indiano centrale del Madhya Pradesh. Questo parco biodiverso è noto per la sua numerosa popolazione di tigri reali del Bengala, soprattutto nella zona centrale di Tala. Altri animali includono tigri bianche, leopardi e cervi. Il mix di foresta tropicale, alberi di sal e praterie ospita numerose specie di uccelli, tra cui l’aquila. A sud ci sono i resti dell’antico Forte di Bandhavgarh.


Il forte di Bandhavgarh si trova a Bandhavgarh nel distretto di Umaria del Madhya Pradesh, in India. Si trova sulla collina di Bandhavgarh, in aumento a 811 metri sul livello del mare, al centro del Parco Nazionale di Bandhavgarh. È circondato da un gran numero di colline più piccole separate da valli in leggera pendenza. Queste valli finiscono in piccoli prati paludosi, conosciuti localmente come “bohera”. Il forte è anche la patria di molte delle specie di avvoltoio in via di estinzione in India

Diverse dinastie hanno governato il forte: per esempio, Mauryans dal 3 ° secolo aC, governanti Vakataka del 3 ° -5 ° secolo, Sengars del 5 ° secolo, e Kalachuris dal 10 ° secolo. Nel 13 ° secolo, i Baghel presero il potere, regnando da Bandhavgarh fino al 1617, quando Maharaja Vikramaditya Singh trasferì la sua capitale a Rewa. Gli ultimi abitanti abbandonarono il forte nel 1935.

Durante il tour del forte di Bandhavgarh, si possono vedere animali selvatici come tigri, cuccioli e cervi. Inoltre, si possono vedere molte specie rare di uccelli come il Malabar pied hornbill, i falchi, 4 specie di avvoltoi e le tartarughe nuotare. Ad un certo punto si possono vedere anche i nidi di avvoltoio dall’alto. La collina è considerata la migliore per la fotografia di uccelli in volo, grazie al vantaggio di essere posizionata in alto. Questo rende il forte di Bandhavgarh un’aggiunta interessante per un tour della fauna selvatica del Parco Nazionale di Bandhavgarh.


Bandhavgarh National Park è uno dei santuari della vita selvaggia nello stato indiano del Madhya Pradesh. Il parco nazionale si trova a 197 km di distanza a nord-est di Jabalpur. Questo parco di vita selvatico deriva il suo nome da un antico forte nella zona. Il parco nazionale di Bandhawgarh appartiene alle catene montuose di Vindhyan nell’India centrale e vanta la più alta densità di popolazione di tigri del paese. Ora ci sono da 46 a 52 tigri che si possono vedere qui.
The Elusive White Tiger


Le foreste di Bandhavgarh sono le giungle della tigre bianca degli anni passati. Tuttavia, negli ultimi 50 anni non sono state segnalate tigri bianche in natura e si ritiene che in India siano state osservate meno di una dozzina in circa cento anni. Eppure, quando le tigri bianche sono state avvistate, era proprio qui a Bandhavgarh.

Un tempo riserva di caccia della famiglia reale di Rewa in tempi più recenti, Bandhavgarh è stato dichiarato parco nel 1968. Questo è anche il luogo in cui sono state scoperte le famose TIGRE BIANCHE di Rewa.


Girovagando per il parco nazionale di Bandhavgarh su un elefante, le probabilità di vedere una tigre sono abbastanza buone. Tra le altre attrazioni selvagge, Nilgai, Chausingha, Chital, Chinkara, Cinghiale e talvolta Fox o Sciacallo.
Nel Parco Nazionale di Bandhavgarh i visitatori possono essere introdotti su elefante indietro a parte i quattro ruote

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Summer Tourism attraction In Shimla and Manali

Manali is a high-altitude Himalayan resort town in India’s northern Himachal Pradesh state. It has a reputation as a backpacking center and honeymoon destination. Set on the Beas River, it’s a gateway for skiing in the Solang Valley and trekking in Parvati Valley. It’s also a jumping-off point for paragliding, rafting and mountaineering in the Pir Panjal mountains, home to 4,000m-high Rohtang Pass

Marhi is a “shanty town of roadside restaurants” in Himachal Pradesh, India, located midway between Manali and Rohtang La on the Manali-Leh Highway. Buses traveling the highway often stop in Marhi so passengers can eat

Manali

Manali is a high-altitude Himalayan resort town in India’s northern Himachal Pradesh state. It has a reputation as a backpacking center and honeymoon destination. Set on the Beas River, it’s a gateway for skiing in the Solang Valley and trekking in Parvati Valley. It’s also a jumping-off point for paragliding, rafting and mountaineering in the Pir Panjal mountains, home to 4,000m-high Rohtang Pass.

Rohtang Pass

The pass provides a natural divide between the Kullu Valley with a primarily Hindu culture (in the south), and the arid high-altitude Lahaul and Spiti valleys with a Buddhist culture (in the north). The pass lies on the watershed between the Chenab and Beas basins. On the southern side of this pass, the Beas River emerges from underground and flows southward and on its northern side, the Chandra River (flows from the eastern Himalayas), a source stream of the river Chenab, flows westward.

Solang Nala

Solang Nala (Valley) derives its name from combination of words Solang (Nearby village) and Nullah (water stream). It is a side valley at the top of the Kullu Valley in Himachal Pradesh, India 14 km northwest of the resort town Manali on the way to Rohtang Pass, and is known for its summer and winter sport conditions. The sports most commonly offered are parachuting, paragliding, skating and zorbing.

Giant slopes of lawn comprise Solang Valley and provide its reputation as a popular ski resort. A few ski agencies offering courses and equipment reside here and operate only during winters.

Hidimbi Devi Temple

Hidimbi Devi Temple, also known variously as the Hadimba Temple, is located in Manāli, a hill station in the State of Himāchal Pradesh in north India. It is an ancient cave temple dedicated to Hidimbi Devi, wife of Bhima, a figure in the Indian epic Mahābhārata. The temple is surrounded by a cedar forest at the foot of the Himālayas. The sanctuary is built over a huge rock jutting out of the ground which was worshiped as an image of the deity. The structure was built in 1553

The Hidimba Devi or Hidimbi Devi temple is built around a cave where Hidimba performed meditation. Hidimba was supposed to have lived there with her brother Hidimb, and not much is known about their parents. Born into a Rakshas family, Hidimba vowed to marry one who would defeat her brother Hidimb, who was supposed to be very brave and fearless. During the Pandava’s exile, when they visited Manali; Bhima, one of the five Pandavas, killed Hidimb. Thereafter, Hidimba married Bhima and gave birth to their son Ghatotkacha.

Pin Valley National Park

Pin Valley National Park is a National park of India located within the Lahaul and Spiti district, in the state of Himachal Pradesh, in far Northern India.

Steeped in historical and present day Buddhist Tibetan culture, the area has many Tibetan Buddhist influences, evident architecturally in monasteries and stupas, and in the daily living of its residents and lamas.

Pin Valley National Park was established by India in 9January1987.

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orchha Tour

Orchha is a town in Madhya Pradesh near the banks of Betwa river. The medieval city of Orchha seems to have frozen in time, its palaces and temples still retaining their original grandeur. Orchha had the distinction of being the capital of one of the largest and most powerful kingdoms of Central India. The Bundela Rajput chieftain, Rudra Pratap, founded the city, located by the side of the beautiful Betwa River, in the 16th century. The word Orchha means ‘hidden’. When the Tughlaqs, who were ruling Delhi in the 15th century, pushed the Bundelkhand rajas out of Garkhundar, they retreated to distant Orchha.

Orchha travel offers detailed information on the important tourist destinations, dinning and accommodation facilities and means of transportation of the town. Orchha is a small town in the Tikamgarh district of Madhya Pradesh, which is situated at a distance of 120 kilometers from Gwalior and 178 kilometers from Khajuraho. The best time to visit Orchha is between October and March.

Orchha was founded in 16th century by Rudra Pratap, a Bundela chieftain. The rich historical legacy of the town is preserved in the beautiful stone sculptors and the ancient forts and buildings of the town. The travel to Orchha provides the tourists with an opportunity to explore the rich cultural heritage of the town. One must tour Orchha to discover the rich architectural splendor of the town.

A travel to Orchha would take you to a scenic destination where austere hills rise in striking contrast with the lush green surrounding along the limpid flowing river Betwa. Tourist attractions in Orchha still retain much of their pristine charm.

Orcha Fort

Orchha, situated on river Betwa, has various historical legends associated with it. However, not much of it is known before the 1501 A.D. when the city was founded by Rudra Pratap sinhg, a Rajput ruler of Bundelkhand. He was the first king of Orchha and built the Orchha Fort.

The city was attacked by the Mughal Army under the generalship of Shah Jahan, in the early part of the 17th century. The Mughals gained reign over the city and ruled here till 1641 A.D. All the attempts of the Marathas to rule over Orchha went in vain and in the year 1783, Tehri was declared as the capital of Orchha.

The city was ruled by Hamir Singh from 1848 to 1874 A.D and in the year 1865, the king gained the title of the ‘Maharaja’. Maharaja Pratap Singh sat on the throne of Orchha in 1874.

Orchha was declared as a part of Madhya Pradesh in the year 1956.

 

Ram Raja Orcha

Madhukar Shah Ju Dev (1554-1592) was a devotee of Banke Bihari (Lord Krishna) while his wife Queen Ganesh Kunwari was a devotee of LordRam.One day the King and the Queen went to Lord Krishna’s temple but the temple had closed by that time. The queen urged the king to go back but the king wanted to stay. So both the king and queen decided to stay back. They joined a group of devotees who were singing and dancing in praise of Lord Krishna outside the temple and started singing and dancing. It is believed that Lord Krishna and Radha personified and danced with them and golden flowers were showered on them.

 

After this the king asked the queen to accompany him to Mathura but the queen wanted to go to Ayodhya. The queen was adamant at which the king said that “You keep praying to Ram but Ram never appears in front of us. If you want to go to Ayodhya then go, but return only when you have the child form of Ram with you.” The queen left the palace and started the journey to Ayodhya. She ordered her servants to start building a temple (Chaturbhuj Temple) for Lord Ram.

 

On reaching Ayodhya, the Queen started praying to Lord Ram. The Queen fasted and prayed for about a month but Lord Ram did not appeared. So she jumped into the river. Just then Lord Ram appeared in child form in the Queen’s lap. Lord Ram told the queen that she could ask for a boon, at which the queen asked Ram to come with her in child form to Orchha. Ram agreed to go but he put forth three conditions: “I will travel only in Pukh Nakshatra. When Pukh Nakshatra will end I will stop and resume only when Pukh Nakshatra sets in again. Secondly, once I reach Orchha, I will be the King of Orchha and Thirdly, the first place you seat me will be my final place.” The Queen agreed and started her journey. It took 8 months and 27 days for the queen to reach Orchha from Ayodhya on foot (between 1574 to 1575).

 

King Madhukar Shah meanwhile had a dream where Lord Banke Bihari scolded him on discriminating between Lord Ram and himself. King was very apologetic. When he woke up he found out that the queen was returning from Ayodhya. King apologized to the queen but she did not accept king’s apology. On returning to Orchha, the queen went back to her palace with baby Ram but Lord Ram transformed into an idol and got transfixed in the queen’s palace itself.

 

To this day the Ram Raja Temple is in the queen’s palace and not in the Chaturbhuj Temple .Additionally, as promised by the queen, Lord Ram is the King of Orchha, hence the name Ram Raja Temple

 

Jehangir Palace Orch

Orchha is an emerald of Madhya Pradesh, and has a proud to be the city of Rajputs. The town situated Northern part of Central Indian in Madhya Pradesh state. Rudra Pratap Singh was a Bundela Ruler who initiated the construction of Orchha, during the medieval times of 16th century, but couldn’t complete it as he had been killed while saving a cow from the clutches of a Tiger. As Rudra Pratap has no child so his younger brother Bharti Chand became king and continued the work. After Bharti Chand next king was his son Ram Shah (1592-1605). But turn around took place when Bir Singh Dev was declared as Maharaja of Orchha by Mughal Emperor Jahangir as he helped Jahangir during his revolt against Akbar. Just to give thanks to Jahangir, Bir Singh ordered to construct Jahangir Palace and later invited Jahangir to visit Orchha and stay here. The most dashing Bundela Ruler Bir Singh Deo built around 52 forts and other things across the region during his 22 years of odd age, in them famous were citadel of Jhansi, the rembling Narsingh Dev at Datia, apart from Sheesh Mahal, which is now converted into a Heritage Hotel.

ARCHITECTURE

This palace was built by Raja Bir Singh Deo-1 in between years 1605 to 1626. It was made in honor of Mughal emperor Jahangir. During that time Bundela rulers of Orchha maintains good relationship with Mughals. Here entire palace is constructed around a square shaped courtyard with side of 67.6 meter each. It is a three storied palace built mainly with red and yellow sandstone and have 136 rooms decorated with wall paintings. Being constructed to resemble the good relationship of Bundelas (Hindus) with Mughals (Muslims) here we can identify the confluence of both Hindu and Islamic architectures like in domes, rooms, entrance gates, terraces, corridors. It is a percy-brown monuments covering a square of 220 feet side and rising into an immense rectangular mass supporting 8 graceful domes. It encompasses all qualities that is expected in a medieval castle. Palace is built on the bank of Betwa river with surrounding of green forest offering picturesque and romantic surrounding view. Presence of elephant images and painting inside rooms gives a touch of hindu architecture in building. Behing palace their is a camel stable. Although whole building isdedicated to Jahangir and Raja Bir Singh Deo friendship but when Jahangir came here, he stayed here for just one night.

TOURISM

Jahangir palace is just adjacent to Raj Mahal of Orchha. It is a Betwa river facing palace covering about 220 square feet area. It is now maintained by Madhya Pradesh Archeology department. Raj Mahal and Jahangir palace are main tourist attractions for visitors. It is open for visitors from sunrise to sunset. Tourists are required to take entrance ticket from ticket counter their before visiting this historical monument. Guides are available their in the service of visitor but it is not mandatory for visitor to take their service. Here we can get guides of different languages like Hindi, English, French, Spanish etc. Ticket taken from counter is not just limited for Raj Mahal and Jahangir Palace but can be used as entrance pass for visiting other nearby monuments like cenotaphs, temples etc. Usually it takes about one hour or more to completely visit the palace. Photography is allowed inside the palace. While visiting the Jahangir palace, one can notice the presence of vultures mostly on palace domes as inviting visitors to shoot them. If you want to see the palace in night under artificial light system, you can attend light & sound show just similar to Khajuraho light & sound show. It is separately charged where visitor can visit the monument in night and can also hear the commentary explaining the history, facts and myths of these monuments.

of Lord Vishnu with four arms but was originally meant for Lord Rama’s idol.

Legends say that when Lord Rama’s idol which is placed at the Rani Niwas, the private residence of Raja Madhukar’s wife- Maharani Gansh Kunwar, rejected to move to the temple, an idol of Lord Vishnu with four arms was kept in the temple and this is how the temple came to be known as Chaturbhuj Temple.

 

The magnificent architecture of Chaturbhuj Temple, Orchha in Madhya Pradesh attracts thousands of visitors every year. The temple stands on a huge, stone platform, which itself is a lofty rectangular building with a very simple exterior, ornamented on two large and four small spires. Chaturbhuj temple’s interior is rather devoid of carving ornament. The great loftiness of its ceiling is an unusual feature in a hindu temple.

 

 

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