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Allahabad

on January 31, 2012

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Agra - City of Taj Mahal

on July 04, 2011

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Deeg Palace of Bharatpur

on June 28, 2011

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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

Mawsynram - Green Town of Meghalaya

Searching the best tourism spots for you is our prime target so keeping such in mind we have found the spot Mawsynram a small, but very very beautiful hill town of East Khasi Hills region of Meghalaya. Mawsynram is just 65 kms away from Shillong city and closest town to Cherrapunji as well. We can say it is another wettest place on Earth as village is the part of Cherrapunji. Average annual rainfall in a town is 11,872 mm, though it was challenged by experts and they have reported the rainfall is more than data provided. Mawsynram is only 16 km away from Cherrapunji that means you are getting two amazing places to visit if you plan holidays to Mawsynram town. You can also attain to Khasi Hills once you reach the village. Well Maw means stone which states that town is covered with rock hills area. It's not highly developed spot and that is the reason that you will find the natural beauty places in a town. In the last few years the tourism is improved in Meghal

Jeori: Hill Station of Himachal Pradesh

India is the favorite nation for US and UK people reason is countless destinations for travelers in India. The custom, rituals and tradition make it first choice as people from different cast are living in India. The finest example is you will find amazing hill stations, rivers, beautiful valleys, ground areas, dangerous jungles, wildlife, temples, seashores and many other things that a person need for vacations. This note is about a small but striking hill station of Himachal Pradesh known as Jeori. If you ask people about this place, it is registered as a secret tourist destination of India. It is the natural Indian tourist place with a low crowd, so if you have need of any calm place to release all mental pressure or any tension situation then reach Jeori. This town is located in Himachal Pradesh under Mandi region. Time is changing so as the small cities of India are developing as well. Nowadays you will find the hotels, motels and restaurants at Jeori that means y

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