Cities Informations

Bhopal Tourism
Bhopal, a city in central India is the capital of the state of Madhya Pradesh. Situated around two artificial lakes amidst picturesque settings, Bhopal is also known as 'City of Lakes'. Historically the city of Bhopal derives its name from its legendary 11th century founder Raja Bhoj. He is believed to have created the lakes around which the city of Bhopal is built....Read more.

Chhattisgarh Tourism Guide
With a rich past and soaked amidst its mythical aura, Chhatisgarh is a young state acquring 52,199 sq mi its capital being Raipur. Although reckoned as a young state, Chhatisgarh has its reference in ancient texts and literary works. With a mythological past Chhatisgarh is full of surprises. The shimmer of sunshine, the beat of the tribal life....Read more.

Chennai Tourism
Chennai is the fourth largest city in India and the capital of Tamil Nadu state. With a vast population of about six million people, Chennai is a city that is growing, expanding and changing vigorously. Chennai has the Bay of Bengal bordering its east, while the state of Andhra Pradesh is on its northwest. It has the Kanchipuram on its south and the states of Kerala....Read more.

Gangtok Tourism

Gangtok, the "Lofty Hill" or the "Hill made flat to build the Gangtok monastery in 1716". Gangtok is a city, which, till one sees it, one would believe exists only in picture-story books. In the mystery-laden mists prayer flags whip in the breeze; wheels spin in the hands of Lamas mumbling invocations to God, in the distance are the snows, on the streets amidst brightly painted pagoda....Read more.

Jaipur Tourism Guide
Jaipur, the capital of northern Indian state of Rajasthan is one of the most visited cities of the country. Known as the 'pink city', Jaipur preserves a myriad of legacies belonging to the mighty Rajput rulers and aristocratic princes of the past. Pink may be the predominant colour of this place's landscape, but Jaipur is actually a riot of colours with magnificent palaces, majestic fort....Read more.

Kohima Tourism
Kohima, capital of the state of Nagaland, is so called because "Kew Hi" is the name of a plant grown on the mountainside hence the name Kohima. The two-hour drive from Dimapur to Kohima on NH 39 can be an amazing experience. Also pineapples can be picked up for tasting by the road side on this road trip or a hearty meal of local cuisine can be enjoyed from typical Naga wayside....Read more.

Gandhinagar City Guide
Gandhinagar is the capital of the west Indian state of Gujarat and also the administrative headquarters of Gandhinagar district. Situated on the west bank of Sabarmati river, Gandhinagar is named after India's national father, Mahatma Gandhi. In the year 1960, when old state of Bombay was split into Maharashtra and Gujarat, then a new capital was planned for Gujarat....Read more.

Itanagar City Guide
Itanagar the capital of the north-eastern India state of Arunachal Pradesh is situated at the foothills of Himalayas at a height of 350 mts above sea level. Open to tourists recently in 1998, Itanagar is known for its incredible and incomparable natural beauty. Also known as the 'Land of the Dawnlit Mountains', the hill resort of Itanagar draws tourists from far and wide....Read more.

Jamshedpur City Guide
Jamsehdpur is a city situated in the East Singhbhum district of Jharkhand. Popularly known as the 'Steel City', Jamshedpur is the base of Tata Iron and Steel Co. Jamshedpur was founded by the late Jasmshedji Nusserwanji Tata and was named as Jamshedpur in 1919 in tribute to its founder. Set on the Chota Nagpur Plateau, Jamshedpur is surrounded by the beautiful Dalma Hills....Read more.

Jodhpur City Guide
Located in the northern Indian state of Rajasthan, Jodhpur is the second largest city of the state. Jodhpur is another city that received great patronage from the Rajput rulers of the place. As a result, many magnificent monuments of the period adorn the landscape of the city. Located near the Thar desert, Jodhpur, instead of giving the impression of a moribund land....Read more.

Ludhiana city Guide
Ludhiana is one of the most important towns of Punjab, an important state of North India, and is the industrial capital of the state. It is renowned all over the world for its excellent hosiery and woolen garments industry. This city has strong historical connections and is also home to some of the finest Gurudwaras and other sacred shrines....Read more.

Patiala city guide

Patiala is relatively a young city of royal heritage and rich tradition. Founded in 1764 by Baba Ala Singh, a soldier par excellence on an ancient mound, "PRASTHALA", frequently referred to in the Mahabharta epic, Patiala has since then acquired a place of eminence in political, social, religious, music and fine arts, cultural, academic and military spheres....Read more.

Ponda City Guide
If you are looking for a connection between Goa's powerful deities and their passionate devotees, then Ponda is a good place to soak yourself in spirituality. Ponda, Goa's temple town will compel you to imagine what the state would have been like, if the Portuguese had not strolled beyond Africa....Read more.

Raipur City Guide
Raipur, the administrative capital of the Indian state of Chhattisgarh is one of the most important industrial and trading centres of Central part of India. Situated on the banks of Mahanadi river, Raipur shared boundaries with Bilaspur in the north and the famous Bastar tribal region in the south. Founded in the 9th century, Raipur had remained an important regional center....Read more.

Rajgir City Guide
Rajgir is a town located in Nalanda district of the state of Bihar. Literally meaning the 'house of king', Rajgir was the ancient capital city of the Magadha Kings until the 5th century B.C when Ajatshatru moved the capital to Pataliputra ( now Patna). During that period, Rajgir was called as Rajgirh, which mean the 'home of Royalty' The mythological epic Mahabharata has called it Girivraja....Read more.

Ranchi City Guide
Set amidst wonderful rolling hills criss-crossed by little steams and rivulets that resound with gushing waterfalls, Ranchi presides over the young state of Jharkhand that was carved out of the state of Bihar few years back. Situated in Chhotanagpur Valley at an altitude of 2,140 ft above sea level, Ranchi is famous for its pleasant climate....Read more.

Rishikesh City
Whether you are wishing to chant your way to peace and solitude, or looking to align your chakras or visit the country's holiest shrines, all signpost point toward Uttranchal's picturesque small town Rishikesh. Situated at an altitude of around 1,360 ft, above sea level, Rishikesh represents the site where Lord Vishnu vanquished the demon Madhu....Read more.

Shillong city guide
A three hour uphill from Guwahati takes you to Shilong the capital of the state which lies at a height of 1,496 mtrs. Above sea levels Enroute you will pass first the halfway mandatory stop at nongpoh where you can savor a cup of tea while watching the flow of traffic. Pretty women behind small stalls sell pineapples and bananas honey and pickles in bottles....Read more.

Tourism in Cuttack
Cuttack, the former capital of Orissa is now the Business capital of Orissa. Situated close to capital city Bhubaneshwar, Cuttack alongwith Bhubaneshwar together known as the 'twin cities' of Orissa. Cuttack is set at the apex of the delta formed by the rivers Mahanadi and Kathajodi....Read more.

Tourism In Darjeeling
One of India's finest hill stations, Darjeeling is strategically located near the Indo-Nepal and Indo-Bhutan borders in eastern Indian state of West Bengal. The natural beauty of this hill station is truly mesmerizing. Many opine that in Darjeeling, nature is at its best. Be it the snow capped Himalayan mountain ranges surrounding Darjeeling....Read more.

Tourism of Kochi
Kochi and Ernakulam existed as twin cities, almost inseparable. Kochi, formerly called Cochin is a prime tourist destinations in the state of Kerala. The place is situated on the Western Coast and abutted by Arabian Sea. The city lies to the north west of yet another important tourist destination called Kumarakom....Read more.


Tourism of Guwahati
Commonly referred to as the "Light of the East", Guwahati is the gateway to the state of Assam and the entire north-east region. Straddling the banks of the mighty Brahmaputra river and ringed by rolling hills, Guwahati is the biggest city in the Northeast. Once the capital of the Kamrup kings (when it was ancient Pragiyotishpur), Guwahati is now a crowded....Read more.

Tiruchirappalli City Guide
Situated in Tiruchirappalli district, on the banks of the River Kaveri (also spelt as Cauvery) is Tiruchirappalli, a city known for its educational institutions, industries, and temples. It is shortly called as "Tiruchi" or "Trichy". Trichy is the district headquarters of the district of Tiruchirappalli and has its name for tourist attraction....Read more.

Varanasi City Guide
Regarded by Hindus as an eternal city, India's holy pilgrimage centre of Varanasi is indeed one of the oldest living cities in the world. Standing on the north banks of river Ganga, Varanasi is located in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. Devotees from all over India and abroad come to Varanasi to perform various religious rituals in the ghats....Read more.

Vadodara City
Vadodara also known as Baroda was the capital of the princely Gaekawad state in the pre-independence era. While in the post-independence era Vadodara became famous as a major hub of education and arts. Situated in the industrial corridor of Gujarat, Vadodara is emerging as the commercial and industrial capital of the state....Read more.

Vasco-Da-Gama city guide
Vasco is a bustling city always on the move, because it home to Goa's natural harbour Mormugao Port and Dabolim airport, the only airport of Goa. In fact, Vasco is bestowed with a lot of water, swaying palms, sunshine and soothing climate, but the town doesn't provoke you to laze around and savor it all in. This Portuguese port city is also home to people from across India....Read more.

Vijayawada city guide
An important city of Andhra Pradesh, Vijayawada is situated on the banks of the Krishna river, about 70 kms far from the sea. Spread over an area of 58 sq. kms, Vijayawada is flanked by the Krishna river from one side and surrounded by the Indrakiladri hills on its west. Literally Vijayawada means the 'City of Victory' and it is named after the famous legend....Read more.

Visakhapatnam Travel Guide
Visakhapatnam, also known as Vizag is situated in South Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. A historic city, Visakhapatnam was a part of King Ashoka's Kalinga Kingdom in 260 B.C. Set along the shoreline of the Bay of Bengal, Vizag is surrounded by three hills and the eastern area of the city is washed by rivers like Godavari and Indravati. Besides....Read more.

Hyderabad Travel Guide
Popularly known as the 'City of Nizams,' Hyderabad is the capital of the state of Andhra Pradesh. Consisting of the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad, the city offers an interesting blend of old and new. Founded in 1590 AD by Mohammed Quli, the fourth of the Qutab Shahi kings, Hyderabad has remained an important centre of Islamic culture and boasts .... Read more.

Warangal Travel Guide
Once known as Orugallu or Omtikonda, Warangal is now an important city in the state of Andhra Pradesh. The fourth largest city in Andhra Pradesh, Warangal is also the headquarters of Warangal District. Warangal is 150 kms north-east of the state capital Hyderabad and served by regular buses. In the 12th and 13th centuries....Read more.


Tezpur Tourism
Tezpur is an important city of north-eastern state of Assam and located at a distance of about 191 kms Guwahati. Situated on the north bank of the river Brahmaputra, Tezpur is the administrative headquarters of the Sonitpur district. Apart from this, Tezpur is an important commercial and educational centre and houses a major base of the Indian Army and Air force....Read more.

Gaya City Guide
A World famous pilgrimage destination, Gaya is situated 100 kms south of Patna, the capital of the Indian state of Bihar. One of the important towns of Bihar, Gaya also serves as an important transit point for visitors to Bodhgaya, just 13 kms away. Bodhgaya is a sacred place for Buddhists and here the Lord Buddha got enlightenment after years of penance....Read more.

Tour to Nalanda
A world famous destination Nalanda lies about 100 kms south-east of Patna. The name of Nalanda has been derived from Sanskrit word that means 'giver of knowledge.'Now mostly in ruins Nalanda was a major centre of Buddhist learning from 427 AD to 1197 AD. Nalanda was known for the university, where 10,000 pupils and 2,000 scholars from Buddhist world lived....Read more.

Chandigarh Tourism
Chandigarh also called the 'City of Gardens' serves as the twin capital of the states of Haryana and Punjab. However, administratively, Chandigarh is directly administered from New Delhi by the Central government as a union territory. Chandigarh derives its name from the Chandi Mandir, the temple of goddess Chandi located in the Panchkula district. Literally....Read more.

Mapusa Travel Guide
A picturesque town set around the Mount (Altinho), Mapusa is said to have grown with the blessings of god Bodhgeshwar. It is the capital of northern Bardez Taluka and the third largest city of Goa. The town's name, Mapusa is derived from the Konkani words, 'maap' meaning measure and 'sa' meaning fill, that indicate its commercial nature....Read more.

Panaji Tourism
When Old Goa grew unhygenic and was struck with disease and death, the Portuguese decided to shift their capital to Panaji. They pulled down the imposing structures of Old Goa and carried the stones to Panaji, where they set up several impressive structure. That was how Panaji, situated on the left banks of Mandovi river....Read more.

Margao Tourism
A riverine city, green paddy fields and low rolling hills is what defines Margao much better. Don't close your eyes if your are coming to Margao from other parts of Goa because you might miss some spectacular vistas. Its shaded streets are lined with graceful colonial mansions and churches, its colourful markets are full of the Goan products....Read more.

Old Goa Tourism
Gently swaying palms, stretches of golden sand and the bright sun - this is what lures tourists like you to Goa and as such very few of you venture beyond the beaches. However, in reality, the beauty of Goa lies not only in its sun, sea and sand, but also in its glorious historical and cultural heritage. This heritage is very much evident for you to see in the sleepy town of Old Goa....Read more.

Ahmedabad Tourism
Ahmedabad the political hub of Gujarat is also one of the major industrial cities of India. Due to its a number of textile industries, Ahmedabad has also been called the 'Manchester of the East.' An old city, Ahmedabad had witnessed a number of periods of grandeur followed by decline. Originally founded by Ahmed Shah in 1411.....Read more.

Kullu Tourism
Kullu, the district headquarters of the Kullu Valley is a beautiful hill station of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. Situated at an altitude of 1,200 mts above sea, Kullu is one of the most popular tourist destination of India. Kullu is bestowed with enlivening waterfalls, hot springs concealing healing power, shimmering lakes....Read more.

Manali Tourism
Considered as a wonder for a visitor, Manali is a calm and tranquil hill town, situated 40 kms north of the popular Kullu Valley. Set at an altitude of 1928 m, above the sea level, Manali is an excellent destination for both common tourists as well as the die-hard adventure enthusiasts....Read more.

Travel Guide in Gulmarg
One of the most beautiful towns in the Kashmir Valley, Gulmarg is essentially a series of cup-shaped rolling meadows. Gulmarg is located in the Baramulla district of Jammu & Kashmir, at a distance of 56 kms from Srinagar - the summer capital of the state. Originally called 'Gaurimarg' by shepherds, the present name of town was given by Sultan Yusuf Shah in the 16th century....Read more.

Tourist Attractions in Patna
Patna is the capital of the state of Bihar and also one of the oldest continuously inhabited destinations in the world. Situated on the banks of the river Ganges, Patna is a bustling city sprawls around 30 kms long and 10 km wide. The modern part of the city lies on the southern banks of Ganga, while the old part of the city is called Patna City which is also an important trading centre....Read more.

Tourist Attractions in Vaishali
Just 55 kms away from capital city Patna, Vaishali is a small village boasts of an impressive historical past. The excavations in the region have brought out several historic structures related to Lord Buddha, Mauryan King Ashoka and Lord Mahavira as well. Lord Buddha used to visit Vaishali frequently, where as the Jain Tirthankar, Lord Mahavira born on the outskirts of Vaishali....Read more.

Tourist Attractions in Shimla
One of India's most popular hill stations, picturesque Shimla is the capital of northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. Tourists in great numbers visit Shimla all throughout the year. A place gifted with an abundance of natural beauty, the landscape of Shimla is known for its great diversity. Shimla is spread across 12 kms along a ridge and overlooks some magnificent terraced....Read more.

Jammu Travel Guide
Jammu, the winter capital of the state of Jammu and Kashmir is perched on the first sloping ridge rising from the plains of Punjab. The city of Jammu forms part of the transition between Himalayan range in the north and plains of Punjab in the south. Set against the picturesque backdrop of the snow-capped Pir Panjal Mountains....Read more.

Pahalgam Hill Station
Pahalgam, one of the famous hill stations of India, lies at a distance of 45 kms from the district headquarters Anantnag. Once a humble shepherd's village, Pahalgam is situated at the confluence of the streams flowing from Sheshnag Lake and the Lidder river. Now Pahalgam is a premier resort of Kashmir valley and remains cool even during the summers....Read more.

Tourism of Ladakh
The Moonland, 'Little Tibet', and 'the last Shangri La' are the names which have been applied to Ladakh over the centuries. Situated in the northern Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh is a miniature version of Tibet. Ladakh is also called Lama Land as the place holds great significance for Buddhists. The landscape of Ladakh is in sharp contrast to that of rest of Kashmir....Read more.

Tourist Attractions in Leh
Flanked by the Great Indian Himalayas, the Karakoram and the Ladakh and the Zanskar ranges, Ladakhs is a high-altitude desert and one of the three geo-cultural regions of the state of Jammu and Kashmir. Leh is the principal town of Ladakh, also known as the 'land of high passes' having the only airport of the region. Leh is a small town and make finding your way round very easy....Read more.

Srinagar Tourism
Srinagar, the capital of state of Jammu and Kashmir is one of the most beautiful cities in India. Situated on Dal Lake and the Jhelum river, Srinagar is base for any holiday in Kashmir Valley and also the starting point for trips to Ladakh. Srinagar is famous for lakes and the houseboats floating on them. Three lakes grace the city of Srinagar....Read more.

Bangalore Tourism
Bangalore, the high-tech city of India is the capital of the state of Karnataka. The fifth largest city of India, Bangalore was founded in the early 16th century and became an important fortress city under Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan. Today Bangalore presents an exciting blend of old and new, through its colonial-era buildings and newly constructed high rising buildings....Read more.

Hassan Travel Guide
Hassan is a town and district headquarters of Hassan district in the state of Karnataka. Founded in the 11th century by Channa Krishnappa Naik, a Palegar (chieften), Hassan is fourth largest city of the state. Set an altitude of 934 mts above sea level, Hassan boasts of salubrious climate similar to Bangalore. Hassan is named after 'Hasanamba....Read more.

Mysore Tourist Place
Situated 140 kms from Karnataka's IT City, Bangalore, Mysore is famous world over for its exotic sandalwood and rich skills. Everywhere you go in the 'Sandalwood City', you will find yourself enveloped with the invigorating aromas of sandalwood, jasmine, rose, musk and a hundred others. Untill India's independence in 1947, the city was the seat of the Maharajas of Mysore....Read more.

Hampi Travel Guide
Hampi is a village located in northern Karnataka, on the banks of the river Tungabhadra. Also called as "the City of Ruins", Hampi was once the capital of Vijayanagar empire, the largest Hindu empire in the history. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hampi lies within the ruins of mighty Vijayanagar Empire. Of course, Hampi is mostly in ruined state today....Read more.

Tourist Attractions in Mangalore
Mangalore, the administrative headquarters of the Dakshina Kannada (South Kanara) districts is the main port city of the South Indian state of Karnataka. Situated on the southwestern corner of Karnataka on the Arabian Sea, Mangalore is one of the major ports of India. Mangalore is a historic town and it is known as one of most famous ports of south India right from the 6th century....Read more.

Udupi Travel Guide
Udupi is an important town and district headquarters of the Udupi district in the state of Karnataka. Situated on the west coast, 58 km north of Mangalore, Udupi is one of South India's holiest Vaishnavite centres and famous for its Krishna temple and delicious Udupi cuisine. Udupi is a big town and the urban focus of the town is an open square surrounded by a number of temples....Read more.

Alappuzha
Alleppey or Alappuzha as it is known popularly, is one of the centrally located districts in the state of Kerala. The district headquarters and the main part of this city is situated on the western coastline of India, with the Arabian Sea surrounding the western boundary. The city is connected with the rest of the state via roads and rails....Read more.

Tourism of Kollam
Kollam is a small and beautiful town situated on the Ashtamudi Lake, some 71 kms from Trivandrum, the capital city of Kerala. The town lies in the lower quarters, that is towards the south of the state. Kollam shares its eastern borders with the state of Tamil Nadu, the northern side is bounded by Pathanamthitta, southern by Trivandrum and towards the west lies the stretched....Read more.

Kozhikode Tourism
Kozhikode, formerly known as Calicut, lies sandwiched between the districts of Kannur and Malappuram, in the state of Kerala. The town is located towards the north of the state and is typically a coastal region with the Arabian Sea stretching out in the east. Kozhikode is hooked with all major means of transportation, roads, railways and airways....Read more.

Tourist Attractions in Thekkady
Thekkady is located in the Iddukki district of South Indian state, Kerala. Thekkady is situated towards the lower end of the state and close to the borders of the adjacent state, Tamil Nadu. The place is about 60 kms from the central Idukki and exists as a wonderful tourist place featuring hill stations, plantations and wildlife sanctuaries....Read more.

Kumarakom
Kumarakom is situated near the Kottayam district of Kerala. The place falls to the west of the district and about 16 kms from it. The place is connected by roads to the rest of the city and the nearest railway head is located at Kottayam. Kumarakom, more precisely is situated on the banks of Vembanad Lake and as such features backwater regions....Read more.

Munnar Travel Guide
Munnar is a very famous hill station located some 130 kms from Kochi in the state of Kerala. The place lies towards the east, in central Kerala and its borders coincide with that of Tamil Nadu state. The hill station is situated mainly in one of the taluks of Idukki district. One more famous hill station, Kodaikanal, lies nearby, around 90 kms from Munnar....Read more.

Tourism in Trivandrum
Thiruvananthapuram, formerly called as Trivandrum, is the capital city of the southern state of India, Kerala. The place lies towards the southern end of the state and the Indian sub continent, just 87 kms from the far southern end. The city is located on the low lying hills of the Western Coast of India, interspersed by ridges and lanes....Read more.

Indore Travel Guide
Indore, the second largest city in Madhya Pradesh is also called the commercial capital of the state. A big city in the Malwa region of Central India, Indore lies just south of the Satpura range. Situated at the confluence of the Saraswati and Kham rivers, Indore was an important stopover for the pilgrims to Omkareshwar and Ujjain. In the 18th century....Read more.

Gwalior Travel Guides
Gwalior is a city in the extreme north-west of Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, only 122 kms south of Agra. A historic city, Gwalior is known for its very old magnificent fort which houses a number of ruined palaces and interesting temples. In fact, the history of the Gwalior Fort goes back over a thousand years and it remained the centre of power for rulers of various dynasties....Read more.

Orchha
Once an important centre of Bundela dynasty, the medieval city of Orchha now abounds with its magnificent palaces and temples. It was built by the Bundela rulers in the 16th and 17th centuries. Orchha was established by the Bundela Rajput Chieftain, Rudra Pratap in the 16th century A.D. Rudra Pratap who chose the beautiful stretch of land along the bend of river Betwa....Read more.

Aurangabad
Aurangabad, a city in the West Indian State of Maharashtra is a gateway for visiting the World Heritage Sites of Ajanta and Ellora. Situated in the heart of Maharashtra state, Aurangabad lies along the right bank of the Kham rivers. Now a modern city, Aurangabad is seeped in medieval past, where ruined monuments overlook a bustling industrial town....Read more.

Mumbai Travel Guide
One of the metros of India, Mumbai is a city of glamour, of lively people, of Hindi Film Industry - Bollywood, the model brigade, the page 3 fashionastas, the business giants, the upstarts and so on. Earlier known as Bombay, Mumbai is the capital of the West Indian state of Maharasthra. Also called the commercial and entertainment capital of India....Read more.

Pune
Pune also called Poona is a city located in the west Indian state of Maharahstra. The second largest city in Maharashtra after Mumbai, Pune is about 150 km east of Mumbai. Situated at the eastern edge of the Western Ghats, Pune is bordered on the north by the river Mula and to the west by the rive Mutha. Considered as the cultural capital of Marathi speaking people....Read more.

Bhubaneshwar
If you are looking for a vacation alongwith spiritual touch, then Bhubaneshwar may be a right place for you. Once the capital of Kalinga Empire, Bhubaneshwar is now Orissa's capital and a bustling centre for commerce. Basically a 'temple town', Bhubaneshwar derives its name from Tribhuvaneswara or Shiva, the "Lord of the Three Worlds....Read more.

Puri
One of the major cities in Orissa, Puri is a historic place and a renowned pilgrimage site as well. Puri forms the 'Golden Triangle' in eastern India alongwith Bhubaneshwar and Konark. Puri is one of the four holy dhamas of Hindus, the other three being Badrinath, Dwarka and Rameswaram. Pious Hindus believe that the pilgrimage of temples....Read more.

Amritsar
One of the most important city for Sikhs, Amritsar is second largest city of Punjab after Chandigarh. In fact, you can consider Amritsar second capital of Punjab because of being the hub of commercial activities. For tourists, Amristar is an important tourist destination of North India. Despite the politico-religious turbulences time and again....Read more.

Ajmer
Ajmer lies towards the centre of the Rajasthan state. The place is widely known for its pilgrimage places for Hindu and Muslim followers. The famous Dargah Sharif of Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti lies in the city and is visited by thousands of devotees every year. The history of Ajmer is varied due to frequent change of ruling power....Read more.

Alwar
Amidst the hills of one of the oldest mountain ranges, Aravali, is located this famous city, Alwar. The city, which was popular as Mewar, in the past, presents one of the scenic places in the state of Rajasthan. Alwar falls in the eastern part of Rajasthan and close to the Haryana state border. The place is surrounded by the hills covering some thick forests and lakes....Read more.

Bikaner
Bikaner lies in the north west of Rajasthan with international borders separating it from the adjacent country, Pakistan. The city falls in the desert lands of the Rajasthan. Bikaner stands established on elevated arid lands, its old part surrounded by walls that go for seven kms and marked by fives entrance gates. The place is famous for its unique culture and outlook....Read more.

Bundi
Bundi is a small town located in the South East of Rajasthan. It stands on the foothills of a hill and is surrounded by the primordial Aravalli Hills. The region was inhabited by a tribe called Meena and the place got its named after the chieftain Bunda Meena. The region encompassing Bundi and around was called Hadoti and used to be a seat of Chauhans....Read more.

Jaipur
Jaipur, the capital of northern Indian state of Rajasthan is one of the most visited cities of the country. Known as the 'pink city', Jaipur preserves a myriad of legacies belonging to the mighty Rajput rulers and aristocratic princes of the past. Pink may be the predominant colour of this place's landscape, but Jaipur is actually a riot of colours with magnificent palaces....Read more.

Jaisalmer
In the middle of the desert, Jaisalmer in western Rajasthan is not an oasis in the true sense of the term, but provides succour to all by its beauty and charm. Jaisalmer remains a mystery for all those who haven't visited the desert town as to how a place in the midst of the desert could attract tourists in such great numbers. Called the golden city....Read more.

Ranakpur Jain Temples
Ranakpur is a small township that lies some 63 kilometres from Udaipur city. The place was named after Rana Kumbha who offered his land for the construction of a great Jain temple. The place is famous throughout the state for a number of splendid Jain temples, built during the medieval times. It is one of the five main pilgrimage sites for the Jains....Read more.

Shekhawati
Shekhawati lies to the north of the capital city of Rajasthan, Jaipur and includes the administrative districts of Churu, Jhunjhunu and Sikar. Shekhawati came into limelight with the coming of the Marwari businessmen in the 18th century. There was a continous conflict between the Rajputs who already occupied the lands and the this class....Read more.

Udaipur
If the colours pink and blue are common to the landscapes of Jaipur and Jodhpur, Udaipur may very well be regarded as a vision in white for its shining palaces and buildings in white marble. Udaipur is located in the southern part of the state of Rajasthan. Mount Abu is to the west of Udaipur while the town of Chittaurgarh is to its north....Read more.

Rameswaram
Rameshwaram is an island situated in the gulf of manner at the very tip of the Indian peninsula. A very important pilgrim centre of the Indians. Rameshwaram is the place from where Lord Rama, built a bridge across the sea to rescue his consort Sita, from her abductor, Ravana. This is also the place where Rama worshipped Lord Shiva to cleanse away the sin of killing Ravana....Read more.

Haridwar
Haridwar is regarded as one of the seven holiest pilgrimage destinations of Hindu religion. A place of pilgrimage since time immemorial, Haridwar is situated on the foothills of Himalayas. The holy pilgrimage destination now lies in the newly carved state of Uttaranchal in northern India. Also known as ‘Gateway to the Gods....Read more.

Nainital
Once the home of noted conservationist Jim Corbett, Nainital is now popular as the 'Lake City of India'. Situated at an altitude of around 1938 metres, Nainital is the largest and one of the most popular hill resorts of Kumaon region. A glittering jewel in the Himalayan necklace, Nainital has grown around a 'tal' (mountain-lake)....Read more.

Agra
The dream destination Agra was founded by Sikandar Lodhi belonging to the Lodhi dynasty in the 16th century. But it were the Mughals who catapulted Agra to a great position by building a few splendid architectural masterpieces, of which the Taj Mahal occupies the pride of place. Agra is located in western Uttar Pradesh in between Mathura and Fatehpur Sikri....Read more.

Lucknow
Lucknow the capital of north India state of Uttar Pradesh is popularly called the 'City of Nawabs'. Once served as the centre of the nawabs of Avadh, Lucknow is also referred to as the 'Golden city of the east' for its splendour. After the decline of the Mughal empire, the nawabs of Avadh controlled this region of north-central India and erected a number of interesting structures....Read more.

Kolkata
Kolkata, earlier known as Calcutta is the capital of the Indian state of West Bengal. One of the four metros of India, Kolkata is set on the east back of the river Hoogly. An old city, Kolkata served as the capital of India untill 1911 during the the British rule, still you can witness the colonial imprints in its streets....Read more.

Imphal
Imphal, the capital of the easternmost state of Manipur, is the centre of all cultural, commercial and political activities. Manipur, popularly known as the "land of jewels" splits up naturally into two parts - the hills and the plains. The inhabitants of these two divisions have their own distinctive dialects, customs and tribal costumes....Read more.

Kanyakumari
KANYAKUMARI - THE SOUTHERN MOST LAND TIP OF INDIA: Kanyakumari (also spelt as Kanniyakumari) district is bounded by Tirunelveli district in the north and northeast, by Kerala state in the northwest and confluence of Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean in the west and south. The coastline is almost regular except for some points of land projecting into the sea at Cape Comorin....Read more.

Kodaikanal
Kodaikanal located amidst the folds of the verdant Pali hills is one of the most popular serene hill stations in India, which mesmerizes any visitor. With her wooded slopes, mighty rocks, enhancing waterfalls and a beautiful lake, Kodaikanal is a charming hill station. Kodai is situated at an altitude of about 2,133-m high and covers an area of 21.45-sq-km....Read more.

Madurai
Madurai or the "city of nectar" is the oldest and second largest city of Tamil Nadu. This city is located on Vaigai River and was the capital of Pandyan rulers till the 14th century. The Pandyan king, Kulasekhara had built a gorgeous temple around which he created a lotus shaped city. Mythology says when city was being named....Read more.

Ooty
Udhagamandalam (Ooty), the capital of Nilgiri district, is popularly known as the "Queen of hill stations' among the tourist circuits. It is situated at a distance of 105 km away from Coimbatore. The height of the hills in the Nilgiri range varies between 2280 and 2290 metres, the highest peak being Doddabetta at a height of 2623 metres....Read more.

Thanjavur
The Brihadeeswara Temple in Thanjavur is an architectural wonder and reflects the artistic skills of the erstwhile Chola rulers who ruled peninsular India in the early medieval period. Built by the Chola king Rajaraja I in the 11th century, it is one of the tallest temples in the world. It was so designed that the Vimana never casts a shadow at noon at any part of the year....Read more.

Gurgaon
The district headquarter is situated in Gurgaon city. Now Gurgaon has become one of the most important corporate and industrial hubs of Haryana. Gurgaon also known as 'Guru Gram' or 'Guru Gaon' ( village of the spiritual teacher) was named after Dronacharya, a character in the Epic Mahabharata. It is said that Guru Dronacharya of the Pandavas....Read more.

Kurukshetra
Kurukshetra the holy pilgrimage in which 360 places of pilgrimage related to the Mahabharata can be seen. It is one of those holy towns that have borne the imprint of Lord Krishna's footsteps. Tradition holds that the great 18-day battle between the Pandavas and Kauravas in which Lord Krishna played his enigmatic part, as described in the pages of the epic Mahabharata....Read more.

Burdwan
The district of Burdwan is predominantly agricultural in its eastern part and highly industrialised in the west. It is called "rice plate" of Bengal for its abundant agri-fields and huge production of rice. In tourism scenario, the district of Burdwan....Read more.

Murshidabad
A city of Nawabs and there splendours, Murshidabad, is situated on the banks of the river Bhagirathi. The city is a witness to those events which have changed the course of Indian history. The city is close to Plassey, a historic battleground. Named after Nawab Murshid Quli Khan, the city is home to some of the best works which depicts the medieval period of Indian history....Read more.

Aizawal
Aizawl, the capital city of Mizoram which lies at the southern side border, is a beautiful place that offers plenty of tourist attractions to tourists and habitants alike. Besides its breathtaking beauty, Aizawl is the storehouse of all important Government offices, State assembly house and civil secretariat. It also enhouses different communities of mizos wherein they maintain peaceful....Read more.

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