India Tourist Destinations

A jmer is the beautiful place of Rajasthan and completely wrapped in the green hills. This city was established by Raja Ajay Pal Chauhan in 7th Century. This historical place is near to Jaipur and to reach this place nearest airport is Jaipur as well. People can go through train, road and plain to reach this place. Nowadays, Ajmer is a famous as pilgrimage centre for the Hindu and Muslim both. Ajmer is particularly well-known for Dargah Sharif Tomb of the Sufi Saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti. Ajmer is rich of culture and schooling. British selected Ajmer for its impressive Mayo College. Today many big personalities of India and abroad send their children to study in this college. Those who are looking for Pushkar have to reach Ajmer first. Pushkar is the house of Lord Brahma, lying to its west with a temple and a charming lake. Tourist Spots of Ajmer Puskar Pushkar is a holy place for the Hindus, located at 11 kms distance from Ajmer. Proof points to its having live...

Our today’s Indian tourist place is the city of Gujarat known as Mehsana. If we go through the history of the city itself was named after Mehsaji Chavda who was the Rajput ruler of Chawda empire. Mehsana is famous for its big arc gate known as Toran and the shrine of Goddess Toran. This temple is mentioned in many poems and mythological stories. At the time of independence of India the city was merged in Mumbai region. Later it was given to Gujarat government for development and reestablishment. According to 2011 census the average population of Mehsana was 2027727. Talking about geographical structure of the city, the altitude is 265 feet from the sea level. Some big attractions of Mehsana: Mehsana is the biggest district of Gujarat so there are countless places to visit in the area. Some known spots of Mehsana are mentioned below: Rani Udaymati Vav: An architectural location of the city is the first place to visit. This Vav is the step well built in 11 th cent...

Tourism in India is all time first choice for foreigners as well as Indians. There are countless destinations where a tourist can make their moments memorable. Tezpur is the city of Assam, India becoming the favorite choice for nature lovers. The city comes in Sonitpur district of Assam the tea rich state of India. However, Tezpur is also popular as an education hub for North East India. This ancient city is located near to Brahmaputra River (one of the largest rivers in North East).   Guwahati is just 175 kms away from this striking city of Assam.   Tezpur name is taken from the language Sanskrit. If we split the word Tezpur to Teza and Pura, then it means the blood town. Earlier, the place was known as Sonitpur, though the city was renamed after the battle among the army of Lord Krishna and army of Baanasura. This fight was fought to save the Lord Krishna’s grandson Aniruddha. Throughout the fight, the city was totally stained red color due to lots of blood so the ci...

If you have planned trip to any holy Indian destination then we are going to tell you about the place that houses around 35 and more tourist spots. This Indian tourist place is known as Sirohi a small but impressive city of  Rajasthan . There are five Administrative Divisions (Tehsils) in Sirohi region known as Abu Road, Reodar, Sheoganj, Sirohi itself and Pindwara. The city is holding another name as Devnagari because of 14 Jain temples chain. Geography: City is located at altitude of 321 meters from the sea level. History: Founder of Sirohi was Rao Sobhaji and year of foundation was 1405. However, the town was named as Shivpuri in its ancient period. Later in 1425 the town was reunited and redeveloped by son of Rao named as Sehastramal. According to present data the average population of Sirohi was 851107 in 2012. Tourist attractions in Sirohi: Ajari: A place of worship is first place to visit in the city. Ajari is the village placed at 5 km dist...