Rajkot on February 15, 2013 Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps Rajkot City of Gujarat is our next Indian tourist place. This city stands at 3rd position of largest cities list of Gujarat. First comes Ahmedabad City, 2nd comes Surat City and third is Rajkot. This metropolis is placed on 23rd position in list of urban agglomeration cities of India. According to census average population of Rajkot is excess of 1.6 million. It also positioned on 22nd place in world for fastest growing. Capital city Gandhinagar is just 245 km away from Rajkot. Nyari and Aji Rivers are main source of water in city. Mostly people of Gujarat are vegetarians and they are fervently opposed of hunting. The whole Gujarat is growing with rich fauna so as the Rajkot city also. Females of Gujarat are keen to wear gold ornaments at any occasion. Rajkot is turned one of the essential tourist destinations of India and abroad travelers are showing their huge interest in the city visit. Key destinations of Rajkot are Kaba Gandhi’s Gate, Watson Museum, Jagat Mandir, Rashtriya Shala and some more. Depicted few sites of Rajkot will help voyagers to not miss valuable locations. Swaminarayan Temple: the shrine reputable by BAPSS (Bochasanwasi Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha) in 1907. High School Mahatma Gandhi: high school named as MGHS (Mahatma Gandhi High School) was previously recognized as AHS (Alfred High School) founded in 1853. Rampara Wildlife Sanctuary: situated at only gap of 47 kms from the center Rajkot, founded in 1988 with small area of 15 square kms. Around 280 species woodland home is special thing of park. 130 kinds of birds with 20 types of reptiles and animals can be seen in the wildlife Rampara. Rashtriya Shala: recognized as historical spot of Rajkot was opened in 1921. Rashtriya Shala is linked to Mahatma Gandhi’s life. Jubilee Garden: park positioned in center of Rajkot is most populace tourism spot. Countless more attraction spots of Rajkot are Rajkumar College, Kaba Gandhi No Delo, Ramakrishna Ashram, Mukti Dham, Lal Pari Lake, Asharamji Bapu Ashram, Ishwariya Temple, Jagat Mandir, Shri Ranchhoddas Ashram, Race Course, CSCP (Community Science Centre and Planetarium), Panch Nath Mahadeo shrine, RNBNG (Raiya Naka and Bedi Naka Gate), Aji Dam Garden and RMD (Rotary Midtown Dolls) Museum. Watson Museum: important Rajkot tourist spot is Watson Museum located in Jubilee Garden. Established in 1888 fanatical to James Watson the Colonel. Attaining to Rajkot: Reaching is Rajkot city is possible by road, train and air. By Rail: regular trains from Mumbai, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Coimbatore, Bhopal, Kochi and few more cities are available. By Air: The air hub of Rajkot is linked through domestic flights only. Regular domestic flights from Mumbai are available. By Bus: Gujarat Roadways is offering buses for almost every city of India. State transport is having bus for Rajkot from Bhuj, Mount Abu, Udaipur, Una, Mumbai and Bhavnagar.
Belur Mutt Famous religious place Belur Math is our next destination for Indian tourist places website. People also recognize this place as Belur Mutt which is the administration place of Shree Ramakrishna Math and group. This mutt was established by Shree Swami Vivekananda who was the student of famous Sadhu Shree Ramakrishna Paramahamsa. Hooghly River flows from Belur of Indian State West Bengal. The shrine of Belur is a spirit of movement of Ramakrishna group. The structural design expresses the combination of Hindu, Islamic and Christian motifs. People recognize the city Kolkata as 'City of Joy' as people have huge religious values living in the city. The spot is the area that has been active in formation of sect followers and devotes guided by Shree Ramakrishna Paramahamsa. Representing the pleasant sounding coexistence of diverse beliefs in India the Belur Mutt depicts structures that look like the common sensitivity of the Muslim, Hindu and Christian locati...
Mehsana - Tourist City of Gujarat 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...
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...
Tezpur 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...
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