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Sunday, 26 April 2015
Welcome to India
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Zone Description
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Tour to North India
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Kashmir -"the heaven on earth".
The natural beauties.
The sanctity of "Ganga".
The Glory of ancient "Himalaya".
The Legend of "TAJMAHAL".
The Great "Golden Temple".
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Tour to South India
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The land of innumerous Temples.
The land of Indian Classical Music.
The 'IT city' - "Benglore".
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Tour to East India
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The culturally rich "Bengol".
The eminent "Durga pooja" festival.
The Captivating "Toy Train".
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Tour to West India
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Mumbai -city of "Bollywood, glamour".
The ancient history of Rajasthan.
The land of palaces, Haveli.
The great historical places.
The "Pink City -Jaipur".
The land of the beaches-"Goa"
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Tour to Central India
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The "heart" of India.
The oldest part of India "Madhya Pradesh"
The seven colours of "Culture"
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How find Most historical place
India is a diverse country steeped in history. Its past has seen a melting pot of different religions, rulers and empires -- all of which have left their mark on the countryside. Many historical places in India are listed as World Heritage sites due to their cultural importance.
Visit these popular historical places in India and take a trip back in time to ancient India. You'll marvel at the architecture of what are some of the most stunning and captivating historical attractions that India has to offer.
Also take a look at these 10 Most Popular Historical Monuments of India, based on revenue generated.
1. The Taj Mahal
The Taj Mahal looms fairytale-like from the banks of the Yamuna River. It's actually a tomb that contains the body of Mumtaz Mahal – the wife of Mughal emperor Shah Jahan. He had it built as an ode to his love for her. Dating back to 1630 AD, the Taj Mahal is made out of marble and took 22 years and 20,000 workers to complete. One of the most captivating things about it is the way its color appears to gradually alter in the changing light of the day.
2. Hampi
Now a laid back village, Hampi was once the last capital of Vijayanagar, one of the greatest Hindu empires in India’s history. It has some extremely captivating ruins, intriguingly intermingled with large boulders that rear up all over the landscape. The ruins, which date back to the 14th century, stretch for just over 25 kilometers (10 miles) and comprise more than 500 monuments. An incredible energy can be felt at this ancient place.
3. Khajuraho Temples
If you want proof that the Kama Sutra originated in India, Khajuraho is the place to see. Erotica abounds here with over 20 temples devoted to sexuality and sex. The temples are best known for their erotic sculptures. However, more than that, they show a celebration of love, life and worship. They also provide an uninhibited peek into ancient Hindu faith and Tantric practices. No where else will you find such unique temples with meticulously detailed carvings.
4. Ajanta and Ellora Caves
Astonishingly carved into hillside rock in the middle of nowhere are the Ajanta and Ellora caves. There are 34 caves at Ellora dating from between the 6th and 11th centuries AD, and 29 caves at Ajanta dating back to between the 2nd century BC and 6th century AD. While the Ajanta caves are rich in paintings and sculpture, the Ellora caves are renowned for their extraordinary architecture. The most incredible thing about these caves is that they were crafted by hand, with only a hammer and chisel.
5. Fatehpur Sikri
A city that was once the proud capital of the Mughal Empire in the 16th century, Fatehpur Sikri now stands deserted as a well preserved ghost town. It was abandoned by its occupants after only 15 years due to insufficient water supply. Constructed out of red sandstone, Fatehpur Sikri is full of regal palaces and courtyards. You can almost feel yourself being transported back to medieval times here.
Thursday, 23 April 2015
TOP FIVE HISTORICAL PLACES IN INDIA
TOP FIVE HISTORICAL PLACES IN INDIA
India is a country which is known for it's culture and historical importance.
In today's article i am going to tell you about top five Historical places in india.
So that people can familiar with Indian history and it's culture
In today's article i am going to tell you about top five Historical places in india.
So that people can familiar with Indian history and it's culture
1. The Taj Mahal
Construction of Taj mahal was started in 1632 and completed in 1653.So it took 21 years for construction.Shan jhan was son of mughal emperor Jahangir He married with mumtaz in 1612.But in 1631 His wife was died During give a birth to her 14 child.Shan jhan make a tribute to Mumtaz mahal Which is known as The great Taj mahal.So shan jhan make a Taj mahal in memory of Mumtaz.After construction of it Shan jhan cut the hands of the workers who built a Taj mahal because that type of mahal can not built again.CLICK HERE FOR READ MORE
2. Hampi
Hampi is a village that was last capital of vijaynagar and also It is known as greatest Hindu kingdom in india. It has some ruins, intriguingly intermingled with large boulders that rear up all over the landscape.The ruins, which date back to the 14th century, stretch for just over 27 kilometers and comprise more than 450 monuments. The most striking monument is the Vittala Temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Its main hall has 56 pillars that make musical sounds when struck.CLICK HERE FOR READ MORE
3. Khajuraho Temples
Khajuraho Temples are one of the best temples among the most beautiful medieval monuments in the country. These temples were built by the Chandella ruler. It was the golden period of Chandella rulers. It is presumed that it was every Chandella ruler has built at least one temple in his lifetime. So all Khajuraho Temples are not constructed by any single Chandella ruler but Temple building was a tradition of Chandella rulers and followed by almost all rulers of Chandella dynasty. CLICK HERE FOR READ MORE
4. Ajanta and Ellora Caves
Astonishingly carved into hillside rock in the middle of nowhere are the Ajantaand Ellora caves. There are 34 caves at Ellora dating from between the 6th and 11th centuries AD, and 29 caves at Ajanta dating back to between the 2nd century BC and 6th century AD. While the Ajanta caves are rich in paintings and sculpture, the Ellora caves are renowned for their extraordinary architecture. The most incredible thing about these caves is that they were crafted by hand, with only a hammer and chisel.
5. Fatehpur Sikri
First start with name of this city "fatehpur sikri".Are you know why this city has name fatehpur sikri?There is a small story behind this name this city was known as sikrigrah and built by Maharaja sangram singh who is the last emperor of Rajput Raja.Akbar attacks at this city many times but when he attacks at seventh time Rajput left the city Sikrigrah and because of these sikrigrah was named fatehpur sikri(victory on sikri).CLICK HERE FOR READ MORE
Thursday, 16 April 2015
INDIAN WITH FOREIGN CULTURE
Automated treadmill that adjusts speed as you run
The automated treadmill uses sonar technology to tell exactly where the runner is on the treadmill.
April 16, 201510:57 am
Wristband that can help tackle depression
A wristband that records motion throughout a 24-hour cycle may be a great aid in treating depression, says a study.
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Why do dogs bite and how to prevent it
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April 15, 201512:52 pm
Facebook can worsen or improve mental health
Facebook can either help people recover from mental health problems or make their symptoms worse.
April 13, 201512:14 pm
Revealed: Why some people learn quickly, and some slowly
The neural activity in quick learners is different from that in slow learners, reveals a study.
April 12, 20151:00 am
Just before dawn, as the city awakens, the animal kingdom too, comes to life
In the darkest hour, just before dawn, as the city awakens, the animal kingdom too, comes to life.
April 12, 20151:00 am
The Hole in the Web: Information leaks on the internet are inevitable
In spite of security companies boasting of keeping data secure, information leaks on the internet are inevitable.
April 10, 20159:18 pm
Learning Naturally: An exhibition on environment changes
An exhibition on environment changes teach children about protection and nature's creativity.
April 10, 20157:25 pm
Interested in crossword? A contest is on
For young crossword enthusiasts, it's time to learn and have some fun. And, in store, there will be prizes too for deserving ones.
April 10, 201511:50 am
We don’t see this marvelous world around us because we suffer from spiritual myopia: Vedanta guru Jaya Row
Jaya Row feels action emnates from desire, which in turn comes from thought.
April 9, 20155:07 pm
Blame genes if your kid does not enjoy school
Think twice before blaming parents, teachers or even children for their less interest in the classroom.
April 8, 20156:08 pm
Unhappy marriage? Your blood pressure may show it
Husbands with stressed wives are more likely to have increased blood pressure, a new study suggests.
April 7, 20158:05 pm
This video captures 100 years of fitness in 100 seconds
The video beautifully captures the top fitness fads of each decade from 1910 to 2010 in 100 seconds.
April 7, 20151:52 pm
Stressed parents can make you obese
Experiencing certain family stress repeatedly throughout the childhood can make kids obese by the time they turn 18.
April 6, 20155:32 pm
This is why women can’t resist junk food
Eating a healthy diet during adolescence could reverse the junk-food cravings in males but not females, reveals a fascinating research.
April 6, 201512:13 pm
Why more people are sharing less on Facebook
If you have cut down on the amount of content you share on Facebook or Twitter even as your lists of friends and followers grow, you are not alone.
April 3, 20151:39 pm
Surprise, surprise! This is how your infant can learn better
Researchers reported a series of experiments that demonstrated that babies actively sought to learn when they witnessed something surprising.
April 2, 20157:42 pm
Here’s what not to do during a job interview
The fewer words per minute people speak, the more nervous they are perceived to be.
April 2, 20157:30 pm
Is your dog depressed? Here’s what you can do
Last week we discussed the issue of depression in dogs. Here's what can be done to support your canine child during the period.
April 2, 20151:13 pm
Be kind to live long, says world’s oldest woman
The world's oldest person, 116-year-old Gertrude Weaver of Arkansas, believes the key to longevity is treating other people kindly.
April 2, 201512:24 pm
This is the reason why it’s hard to save money
People who find it hard to save money are often impatient and do not think about the long-term consequences of spending money.
April 1, 20154:57 pm
Kids who ‘sip’ alcohol may start drinking earlier
Children who are allowed occasional sips of alcohol are more likely to start drinking by the time they are in high school.
April 1, 201511:31 am
Decoded – that pungent armpit smell!
The smell is caused by bacteria on the skin breaking down naturally secreted molecules contained within sweat.
April 1, 20157:03 pm
April Fools’ Day: How the custom of prank-playing originated
Though accurate insight into its origin remains clouded, but the custom of harmless prank-playing is heterogeneous and is adopted from multiple sources.
March 31, 20154:24 pm
Unfound Shores: Exhibition dwells on the collision between time and freedom
An empty chair in the middle of a chaotic room; a collage of faces and a solitary glove.
March 31, 201512:00 pm
Indians make for a great audience: Israeli-Argentinian juggler Edgar Groll
Israeli-Argentinian juggler and street artiste Edgar Groll on the poetics of being a clown.
March 31, 201512:10 am
Vintage Menon
Artist Anjolie Ela Menon talks to Pallavi Chattopadhyay about veering towards public art and combining fantasy and reality.
March 30, 20157:23 pm
Flexible working hours make workers happy
Allowing workers to choose the slot of hours they want to work in is good for their well-being, says a study.
March 30, 20155:17 pm
Pens and Palettes: An Afternoon Of Poetry
“Pens and Palette”, a poetry session was conducted by an emerging group of poetry enthusiasts- Poetry Couture in association with Delhi Art Foundation.
March 29, 20151:00 am
Who’s up for Halal Google? These days a ban on information is a joke
The government has moved from the business of bandobast to handing out bans.
March 29, 201512:00 am
Building Bridges
Storyteller, designer and founder of AHF, Rajeev Sethi, talks about the new kid on the block, the Sasian Journey.
March 27, 20157:24 pm
Wearable device helps visually impaired avoid collision
Researchers have developed a wearable device for the visually-challenged people that can help them avoid a collision.
March 30, 201511:35 am
Four types of Facebook users we come across everyday
A world of its own, from debates on bans to the bun in the oven, clearly these days your life is an open Facebook.
March 25, 20153:18 pm
Is your dog depressed? Here’s how you can find out
Death of a close one, change in location or coming of a new dog may be the reason behind your precious pooch's depression.
March 23, 20156:31 pm
This artist draws with his eyes, not hands
This artist draws, but not with his hands. In fact he doesn't use any body part for that matter.
March 24, 20151:11 pm
Flipkart’s #BigAppShoppingDays: The deals you must consider
After Big Billion Day Sale, Flipkart's #BigAppShoppingDays sale is the next to make waves.
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