India Tourist Destinations

Mukteshwar is the pleasing spot at an elevation of 2,285 meters above sea the level in Nainital region of Uttarakhand. The town got its name from 350 years old shrine Mukteshwar where the deity is Lord Shiva. The highest peak on which Mukteshwar shrine stands is offering astounding and spectacular views of the magnificent Himalayan range. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHvgi5L-JFQ History Previously town was named 'Muktesar' as quoted in Jim Corbett’s book “The Temple Tiger.” It became popular by its present name from 1947. The town was established by Britishers as a research and education center (IVRI) in 1893. Surrounded with Kumaon hills the town is bounded by fruit plantations and coniferous forestry. https://uttarakhandtourism.gov.in/destination/mukteshwar/ Mythology of Town As per a Hindu epic, Lord Shiva had a ferocious battle with a demon, when the demon was destroyed Lord Shiva gifted him the Mukti (boon of immortality). The place was renamed to ‘...

Another holy town of Uttaranchal popular as a valley temple town. Breathtaking view of surroundings is the key attraction of the town. Jageshwar is the small town of Almora district known for its temples of Lord Shiva and Vishnu. It is also listed in Dham of India, though it is also spelled as Jageswar so don’t get confused if you are unable to find any details with the place. We will try to cover maximum information for the town so our readers will not get any difficulty if they are reaching this plan. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jageshwar  The valley is having plenty of ancient temples and Dandeshwar is one of them. There are around 200 structured temples in the region and most of them are ancient temples. Maximum temples are of lord Shiva and you will find devotees chanting Om Namah Shivaya especially in the evening time. However, people go back home in early evening hours because the town is surrounded by a core jungle and beautiful valley. We can say the place is ki...

Tamil Nadu, the wealthiest agricultural state in South India, boasts an abundance of enchanting destinations. Today, our focus is on Kallidaikurichi, a lesser-known town cocooned in lush greenery and blessed with pollution-free air. Personally, when I think of Tamil Nadu, vivid images of verdant farms, picturesque towns, and breathtaking landscapes instantly fill my mind. The sight of swaying coconut trees, the aroma of delectable South Indian cuisine served on banana leaves, and numerous other distinctive aspects make Tamil Nadu truly special. The state is also renowned for hosting the best and most opulent temples, as well as holy towns, adding to its allure. Today, let's delve into a town that may not be widely recognized among travelers but plays a crucial role in connecting to major tourist destinations in the region. Nestled on the banks of the Thamiraparani River, Kallidaikurichi falls under the Ambasamudram Taluk in the Tirunelveli region. Much like other rural-...

--> Unakoti is the ancient town of Tripura also famous as religious place. The old temple of Shiva is primary place to visit in town. We can say Unakoti is the prime tourism spot of Tripura region in the North East India. This holy place dates back between 7th to 9th centuries. The masterpiece or the work done at this place is amazing especially on rock carvings. Their primordial beauty and waterfalls are some other finest spots of Unakoti . The sources available state the place as historical pilgrimage destination with stunning shrine of Lord Shiva as first place to visit. Actually it is the hill area with natural scenery and sweet valleys with some all time favorite waterfalls. Unakoti is also described in Hindu myths. As per sources God Shiva was came to Unakoti with 1 crore gods and goddesses visiting visit Kashi. He stayed in this town for a night and asked all gods and divinities to wake him up before sunrise to precede Kashi. However, only Lord Shiva wake up i...

Uttarkashi, situated in the Uttarakhand State of India near the Bhagirathi River, is indeed a renowned destination for travelers seeking spiritual experiences. Nestled at an altitude of 1352 meters above sea level, this town boasts numerous ashrams, shrines, and holy ghats along its banks. The Mountaineering Institute is a notable landmark, adding to the town's allure. Often compared to Varanasi, Uttarkashi is also affectionately referred to as Kashi. It's a picturesque hill town near Varun Parvat, offering a serene setting for visitors. The Manikarnika Ghat and the Lord Shiva temple stand out as significant holy sites in Uttarkashi, drawing pilgrims and tourists alike. For travelers seeking a spiritual journey in the lap of nature, Uttarkashi holds immense appeal, much like its counterpart Varanasi. Uttarkashi, situated at an altitude of 1,165 meters (4,436 feet) amidst picturesque hills, is a haven for nature lovers and spiritual seekers alike. This quaint town is en...

Indians are mythological, godly and have faith in God, and we always correlate the things as wish of God. Lord Rama, Goddess Sita is big proof of our devout values. Lord Rama spent his most valuable period of life because of exile given by his father. During their deport they visited countless places of India. If you go through history, you will find that Lord Rama started is journey from North, and he came to the last point of India in South as well. One of the places in Andhra Pradesh known as PapiKondalu is listed as hill range of Khammam region. This town is closer to Bhadrachalam that is popular spot as the sources say Goddess Sita was kidnapped by Ravan at Bhadrachalam town only. In real Papikondalu is a mixture of two different names such as Papidi Kondalu that is a hill range of this area. The huge river Godavari gets split because of this hill. Today Papikondalu peaks are in demand for AP travelers. Lots of Tourism departments are having direct buses for Papikonda...