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Review Written for 1254730
(Written on 13 Jul, 2021)
Nice place to go, but you can skip it if you are planning to do water sports in Elephant Beach, Havelock Island and Bharatpur Beach, Neil Island.
Review Written for Bheemeshwari
(Written on 11 Nov, 2018)
We went to Bheemeshwari today, a small village located at a distance of around 120 km from Bangalore. Despite having a clean Cauvery river flowing alongside, the bank of this place was severely litter (Read More)ed by people coming here to picnic. We had to walk a little to find out a spot that was clean enough to set up the tent. However, with beautiful fauna and greenery around, it was totally worth spending a day there!
Review Written for Chittorgarh
(Written on 17 Oct, 2018)
- Loads of sunscreen, umbrellas, sun glasses will be required during all seasons. Wear proper footwear while walking in the fort. Covering the large fort on a cycle will be a good idea too. Also, sinc (Read More)e the fort is huge, it is advisable to travel in groups. It is also sensible to stay away from the usually friendly but highly unpredictable monkeys in the fort.
Review Written for Chittorgarh
(Written on 17 Oct, 2018)
Chittorgarh was built by Maurya Dynasty in the 7th century AD and is mainly known for its beautiful forts and temples. The Chittorgarh Fort is the largest in India and houses 4 palace complexes, 19 ma (Read More)in temples, 4 memorials and 20 functional water bodies. If that doesn't make you want to go then maybe the fact that it is included in the travel wish list compiled by Business Insider at no. 7 might help. Despite the city being a history lover's delight, it has something for tourists of all tastes. The famous markets being Rana Sanga market, Fort Road market and the Sadar Bazaar. Also, there is an annual Jauhar Mela held in the city. Jauhar was suicide committed by the women folk each time the fort was under siege i. e thrice in its history. Visit Chittorgarh once in your life, just to see how majestic can power, glory and political superiority can be. How absolutely breathtaking a city laden with history can get. Maybe you will hear Meera bai's hymns at some forlorn night. And maybe, just maybe a visit may change your life.
Review Written for Lansdowne
(Written on 17 Oct, 2018)
Unspoilt by human activities, Lansdowne is also popular as one of the British Hill stations and is home to the cantonment of the Garhwal Rifles of the Indian Army. The area is home to some of the most (Read More) mystical and breathtaking views. This place also served as one of the main bases of independence struggle activities during the Colonial times. Lansdowne is famous for its eco-friendly tourism revolving around mountaineering, trekking, and jungle safaris. The Shardotsav festival celebrated annually during autumn draws tourists from across the country.
Review Written for Ahmedabad
(Written on 17 Oct, 2018)
Situated on the banks of the river Sabarmati, the city of Ahmedabad or Amdavad is a living symbol of the rich cultural heritage of Gujarat. The journey from the ancient sites of Ashaval and Karnavati (Read More)to the present day Ahmedabad is influenced by several dynasties, traditions and religions-the symbols of which are prevalent even today. From the Jama Masjid to the Sabarmati Ashram, every nook and corner of the city holds a story and takes a tourist down the history lane. Known for its industrial approach, the business mindset infused and growth specifically in the textile industry, it has been named as the Manchester of the East. Its a great place for tourists looking for cultural, historical and natural sites. Plus the food here is a delight for tourists. An exciting combination of traditions and modernism, Ahmedabad captures all visitors with its diversity of places, religious and ethnic communities. It is interesting to see how Indian atmosphere mix with the colonial British influence, how Hinduism, the world's oldest existing religion develops in the globalizing world. Ahmedabad enjoys a thriving cultural tradition, being the centre of Gujarati cultural activities and diverse traditions of different ethnic and religious communities.
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Recent Questions By Surbhi
Q. What is the best time to visit Kutch?
Holidify
6 years ago
The best time to visit Kutch is from July-March. You can also visit the place during Kutch Mahotsav
Recent Answers By Surbhi
Q. Is August a good season to go Jim Corbett?
Surbhi Parashar
6 years ago
The best time to visit Jim Corbett is from November to June.
It is advisable not to visit Corbett during monsoon months because it is partially closed due to safety reasons.
Q. Are there boating options in Orchha? How much would it cost roughly?
Surbhi Parashar
6 years ago
There are self paddled boating options in Orccha. Estimate cost is around 100-200 for half an hour.
Q. I want to know tourist place in vizag?
Surbhi Parashar
6 years ago
You can visit: Kailasagiri, Borra caves, Araku valley, Submarine Museum, Rishikonda Beach, Ramakrishna beach, Dolphin's nose and Yarada Beach