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Nadapuram - Impressive Town of Kerala

Hi READERS. It's been a long time no-post from Indian Tourist Places, but today we have one of the best tourist places of India known as Nadapuram. It is nothing but a special grade Grameen Panchayath comes under Nadapuram assemblage electorate. It is the impressive town of North Kerala. Some awards of best Panchayath are received by this town. You will be surprised to know that it is one of the ISO certified Panchayath of India. The average population of Nadapuram is 40,000, though a citizen of the town is well settled in different abroad nations. Most of the local people are working in Persian Gulf areas. According to reports Nadapuram is highly influenced by the treats of Gulf regions. The best magnificent houses along with modern facilities are common here. According to sources this town was the laying between Kovilakam and Kadathanad areas. It was recognized with two different names such as Nagapuram and Nadapuram (meaning land of Music). It is also famous for a...
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Yamunotri - Religious Hill Station of Uttarakhand

India a delighted country is my favorite destination. Tourism in India is always special as there are countless heaven areas where people can spend their holidays. The amazing hill areas, landscapes, valleys, dense forest and many other things makes the India first destination for the visitors. I know the world is full of wonderful places, though the spots of India are not compared to even the best locations of world. Loads of languages, their tradition and the culture of India make it special country. In this short note we are going to discuss about one of the ranges of Himalaya known as Yamunotri. It’s a religious place of India, but full of natural beauty and high hills. Yamunotri is the place I never visited but I want to reach this place once in my life.  Yamunotri is kind of place that is equal to heaven because it is on the peak of Himalaya hills. It looks like sky is touching the earth at the peak of Himalayas. You are definitely going to miss this place all ...
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Una - Hill Station of Himachal Pradesh

Una, the stunning hill station in South-West Himachal Pradesh, is our destination for the day. This expansive district encompasses numerous ranges, with the Shivalik ranges being the most renowned for their consistent heavy rainfall year-round. What sets Una apart is the strikingly sparse vegetation that covers most of its terrain. Although historically part of Himachal Pradesh, Hoshiarpur district is now closer to Una since their separation in 1966. Presently, Una shares its borders with Bilaspur and Kangra Hamirpur. https://www.holidaytravel.co/destination-dtl/una_himachal_pradesh_tourist_guide.htm Una, this Indian tourist gem, could easily become your favorite holiday destination due to its consistently cool temperatures and lush green surroundings. When it comes to tourism in Una, there are several top spots to explore, including the revered Mata Chintpurni idol, Bangana Lathian Piplu, Dera Baba Barbhag Singh, and the Una town itself. The hills have always been a ma...
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Pandharpur - "Dakshin Kashi" (Southern Kashi)

Pandharpur, often called "Dakshin Kashi" (Southern Kashi), is a sacred pilgrimage town in Maharashtra's Solapur district. Located on the banks of the Chandrabhaga River (also known as the Bhima River), it holds great religious importance for devotees of Lord Vithoba, a form of Lord Krishna. Key Highlights of Pandharpur: Shri Vitthal-Rukmini Mandir: Located centrally in Pandharpur, this historic temple is dedicated to Lord Vithoba and Rukmini. Established in the 12th century, with contributions from Hoysala king Vishnuvardhana (1108–1152 CE), it is a vital hub for the Bhakti movement and has hosted saints like Sant Dnyaneshwar, Sant Tukaram, and Sant Namdev. In 2014, the temple made headlines by allowing women and people from all castes to serve as priests, promoting inclusivity. Pandharpur Wari: An age-old annual pilgrimage where thousands of devotees, called Warkaris, walk on foot to the town, carrying palanquins of saints like Dnyaneshwar and Tukaram. The journey pea...