1. Mehrangarh Fort This landmark structure of Jodhpur built in 1459 by its founder Rao Jodha figures among the most massive forts in India. Located atop a 400-ft hillock and guarded by an enormous wall measuring 120-ft in height (at places) and 70-ft in width that runs around the premises, and seven gates that control…
1. Mattancherry Palace A place is well known as the Dutch Palace in spite of having been built in 1557 by the Portuguese. It resembles a traditional home of Kerala with four distinct wings and a central patio. 2. Willingdon Island A human-made island and a brainchild of Lord Willingdon, the British Viceroy to India….
1. The Lachen Monastery The holy vibes and the spiritual aura around the Lachen Monastery or Lachen Gompa is a must treat for peace seekers and pietistic fanatics. The place is a must visit in Lachen. One of the finest and architecturally decorated monasteries intricately designed with Tibetan engineering. Inside the premises of the monastery,…
1. The Yumthang Valley A mesmerizing valley is known to reflect the dip into the oceans of heaven, one of the best tourist attractions that relieve into its hidden beauty. Your way to the valley is decorated with the magical plains adorned with green aromatic flowers; will rejuvenate you with a sense of tranquillity and…
1. Kirateshwar Mahadev Temple Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this shrine is believed to be the oldest in the town, where three deities are worshipped, Lord Shiva, Lord Rama and Goddess Durga. Eye-catching architecture that is designed from small bricks of the temple is unique in itself, and the structure is built to accommodate 500 pilgrims…
1. Pangong Lake This Pangong Lake is a very beautiful and sparling lake, located near Leh Ladakh in the Himalayas. The length of this lake is 12 km and it spreads from India to Tiber. Larger part of the lake is in Tibet. The temperature in this area is usually very low, varying from -5…
1. Bada (Big) Imambara Housing, the largest hall in the world with an arched ceiling with entirely no supporting structures, and spanning 800 square meters, this piece of pure Mughal architecture dating back to 1784, is sure awe-inspiring! 2. Chota (Small) Imambara Built in 1838, the Imambara design is based on the traditional Charbagh (Four-Garden)…
Manali is a picturesque town that is popular as a tourist destination for Indians and global citizens alike. The snow clad mountains along with the beautiful valleys and the roaring Beas River flowing beside it makes it a wonderful locale for single visitors as well as the touring group. People who love adventure and winter…
1. Govardhan Hill Enshrined to the Vaishnavas of the society, this is an 8 km long hill holding holy and divine mythology with it. This hill range is known to protect the villagers from the menace of Indra. It carries high religious importance and is a popular tourist destination. 2. The Krishna Janam Bhoomi Mandir…
1. Dilwara Temple Complex Located about 2 km away from the heart of the city, this complex of temples are dedicated to the 24 Tirthankaras of the Jain religion. However, tourists flock here from all parts of the world to witness the spectacular architecture created by the artful crafting of marble. There are a total…
