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Naldehra

Indian tourist place Naldehra is the hill station close to Shimla which is one more tourist destination of India. The altitude of Naldehra is around 2044 meters from the sea level. This city is world-popular for oldest Golf course. Countless big tournaments of Golf are arranged in Naldehra so visitors should not miss the place. The Naldehra means the house of King Snakes so the travelers can attain to big Nag temple Mahunag in city. Finest feature of shrine is it is positioned in the boundary of Golf Course. Alluring River Sutlej is also flowing from this city. Natural beauty of whole HP (Himachal Pradesh) is well-known. This small city of HP is having countless spots where loads of visitors are coming throughout the year. Vacations at Naldehra will definitely be memorable particularly for nature lovers. Immense deodars, charming greenery, enormous and astounding hills and deep canyons make the city exclusive spot comparing to other HP tourist places. Horse riding and natur...

Bhavnagar

The various Indian tourist places are capable to make holidays special. Bhavnagar is the city of Gujarati becomes the choice for abroad travelers in India. This city was established in 1724 and the founder was Bhavsinhji Gohil who ruled the city from 1703 to 1764. Bhavnagar is named after this ruler. Prior to merge into India in 1947 the city was a different princely state of Gujarat. Bhavnagar is located at good distance of 198 kms from the capital Gandhinagar, Gujarat. The Bhavnagar is listed in the major cities of Gujarat positioned on 5 th place. However, it comes in 2 nd position in Saurashtra district. Bhavnagar is having historical values especially for Gujarat state. In early period the Gohil Rajput from Suryavanshi background was ruling the city, though he faced many problems in Marwar. Many changes occurred in the city at different intervals and many rulers came to city. Almost every King spends many years in Bhavnagar. About the vacatio...