Lucknow’s Nawab visits Kanyakumari
Hello People, After a good response from you guys, I’m writing my second post.If you all have not read my first post then do…
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Hello People, After a good response from you guys, I’m writing my second post.If you all have not read my first post then do…
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Day 4 –Udaipur Journey completed (and back to boredom) The checkout time in hotel was 11. So I asked them to take care of…
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Historical sites often reflect the richness of a society’s culture. India is blessed with numerous well-preserved historical sites that can transport its visitors through…
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Hello People… I always wanted to tour South India, so I along with my family set out to Kerala in Dec’10. I had heard…
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Day 3 –Udaipur (Venice of East) Udaipur is claimed to be India’s most romantic city. You’ll agree to this if not completely then to…
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Day 2 – Mount Abu and Udaipur (Into the Wild) This is the 2nd part of my journey to Mount Abu and Udaipur. Being…
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With the arrival of monsoon it was customary to pack my travel gears for a vacation that was overdue, because of scorching heat. This…
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Ever since my arrival in the UK, I was dying to get to Scotland. Many of my friends had recommended the place for its…
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The city of York is walled and is situated on the confluence of the two rivers, Ouse and Foss. In the past, the city has been known by various names starting from the Latin name Eboracum. Anglicans later changed the name to Eoforwic in the 7th Century. Under the Danish conquest, the city became Jórvík. Once the Normans conquered it, the name was however gradually reduced to the short and handy York.
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Next day morning again I got up at 5.00 am to watch the sun rise but the weather was too bad , worst than…
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Next day we got up at 5.00 am to see the Sun rise but unfortunately we were not able to see it because of…
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Since my childhood , I have been hearing about Chakrata from my father who spent his considerable time there because my grand father was…
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