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The phenomenal growth in tourism in India over the last few years has not just given tremendous boost to our economy, but also contributed in giving the country a prominent stature in world tourism. India’s rich culture, vibrant heritage, and magnificent natural beauty attracts an astounding flood of tourists every year.
But in a country as huge as India, where every piece of land offers something different in terms of both geography and culture, travelers often find themselves asking “where to start?” and “what all to explore?” This India travel guide has been devised keeping the same concerns in mind. It is designed to provide you all the necessary information you need to plan your trip smartly, and explore all that this beautiful country has to offer in the most convenient, and enjoyable way possible.

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Drizzling Land Water and Amusement Park

- Ghaziabad

In 2005, Drizzling Land Water & Amusement Park was launched. No doubt that it is one of the best and amazing water parks located at the 8-km Mile Stone along the Delhi-Meerut Highway. Not only rides and enthusiastic adventure activities, but this amusement park also hosts an in-house DJ. Apart from magnificent pools, fountains, thrilling rides and slides Drizzling Land Water & Amusement Park also has the region's biggest roller coaster ride. The park also has a space reserved for any special bookings such as corporate events, birthdays and other such ceremonies.

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Laxmi Narayan Temple

- Ghaziabad

The very famous Lakshmi Narayan Temple located in the town of Modinagar in Ghaziabad. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Vishnu. This Holy Temple is also known as Modi Temple, it houses idols of the Hindu deities Hanuman, Santoshi Mata, Durga, Venkateshwara, Lakshmi Narayan and Gayatri Mata. The Lakshmi Narayan Temple was built upon the Modi Industry Empire started by Rai Bahadur Gugrmi Modi in 1963. Completely structured in red sandstone, this Kalinga-styled temple also houses two smaller temples dedicated to goddess Durga and Lord Uma Maheshwar. The Lakshmi Narayan Temple also hosts as vast Ramlila stage that hosts regular performances. The temple also has fountains and brass artefacts on its front courtyard embellished in white marble. There are smaller holy sites within this temple such as the Sri Ram Darbar and the Yagyashala.

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ISKCON Temple Ghaziabad

- Ghaziabad

Located at the ISKCON Chowk on Hare Krishna Road, the ISKCON Temple is Ghaziabad is yet another extension of the famous Krishna-devoted ISKCON society. This temple is a significant attraction especially during the festival of Krishna Janmasthami. The temple houses various idols signifying Lord Krishna and his life. Resonating with constant Krishna songs and Bhajans, the temple carries out regular rituals such as the Govardhan Pooja.

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Augharnath Temple

- Meerut

The Augharnath Temple in Meerut, also known as the Kali Paltan Mandir, is the oldest Shiva temple in the city and also the most frequented. The Shiva Linga at this temple is believed to be a Swayambhu (self-manifested), making it a popular attraction among the devotees of Lord Shiva. The temple’s historical significance stems out from the fact that it played an important role during the Freedom Struggle. Apart from the Shiva Linga, there are shrines for Radha Krishna and Goddess Durga at the temple. Being a predominantly Shiva Temple, the Augharnath Temple is flocked by hundreds of devotees on occasions like Mahashivratri and Purnima.

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Hastinapur

- Meerut

Hastinapur is an ancient town which was the centre of the glorious tales of the epic Mahabharata. Situated on the banks of Ganga near Meerut in UP, Hastinapur is also the birthplace of three Jain Teerthankara, and it has become an important centre of pilgrimage for the Jains. It was the capital of Kauravas and was ruled by the Pandavas after winning the Mahabharata. From that era to this, the city has come along a long way but it is still known as the town of Mahabharata. It is fascinating in its own way and as it has lived through ages, it has also kept the spirit of mythology alive. Being an important part of the epic, every nook and corner of the city has been a part of it in some way and thus the locals have fascinating stories to share.

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Gandhi Bagh

- Meerut

Gandhi Bagh is one of the oldest parks in Meerut which was set up by East India Company. It is located on Mall Road, not very far away from the city and is famous for the musical fountain show which happens every evening. This famous British spot has lush greenery with mango, mulberry, and bamboo trees. Currently, the place is maintained by the Meerut Cantonment Board who is trying to elevate the park to the next level by adding beautiful children play area, car rides, boat rides, and even camel rides. With a walking trek path, terracotta park, and cricket ground, it is a perfect spot for a family picnic or anyone to spend the day with a green layer.

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Agra Fort

- Agra

Righteously said, “Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder” and here, you can witness mind-blowing beauty of Agra Fort. With rich historical background, this majestic fort marks its place in most-visited tourist place in Agra. Sprawling over an area of 94 acres, this fort has four gates namely the Khizri Gate, Delhi, Lahore Gate and, Amar Singh Gate. The mighty structure displays, elegant artistry of Hindu and, Mughal styles and, visiting this fort is one of the best things to do in Agra.

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Jahangir Mahal

- Agra

Beautifully built Palace for Akbar’s wife Jahangir Mahal is one of the remarkable places in Agra. Showcasing elegant Islamic architecture, one can take a glance at the exceptional artistry. The major source of attraction of this palace, is the huge bowl carved out of a rock, called the “Hauz-i-Jahangiri”, which was used as the container for fragrant rose water. The majestic palace has extraordinary carvings which will blow off your mind. Visit here and, fall in love with the medieval architectural style.

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Jama Masjid

- Agra

One of the largest mosques in India “The Jama Masjid” is also famed as the, “Friday Mosque”. Beautifully arched gate supported by pillars will bind you in its charm. Built by Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan, who dedicated it to his adorable daughter Jahanara Begum exhibits his love for his daughter. Visiting Jama Masjid is one of the best things to do in Agra.

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Tincha Falls

- Indore

What can be a better weekend getaway than a place surrounded by splendid waterfalls? Well, the city of Indore houses a number of such destinations, and Tincha Falls is one among them. Located at a distance of 25 Km from Indore & 10 Km from Simrol village, the place is popular for its roaring waterfalls which offer alluring views in the monsoon. The water emerges from the altitude of about 300 feet and provides a relief from the humid weather. With the abundance of natural beauty, Tincha Falls captivate hearts of photography lovers & adventure seekers. This is a popular scenic destination for locals as well as outsiders who need relief from their stressful lifestyle. If you want to catch the most stunning views of the place, visit during dawn or dusk.

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Bara Imambara

- Lucknow

Counted among the top historical places in Lucknow, Bara Imambara aka Asafi Imambara is a historical monument that dates back to 1784. Built by Asaf-ud-Daula, one of the renowned Nawabs of Awadh, the complex comprises a large mosque (Asfi Mosque), a labyrinth (the Bhul Bhulaiya), and a stepwell with running water (Shahi Baoli). The structure boasts of two large gateways that will lead you to the central hall, which is touted to be the largest vaulted chamber in the world.

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Zoological Garden

- Lucknow

If you are an animal enthusiast then a visit to the Lucknow Zoological Garden must feature in your list of Places to visit in Lucknow. This zoo holds historical importance as well because it was built to commemorate the visit of Prince of Wales Edward VIII. The zoo covers nearly 71.9 acres of land and houses more than nine hundred species of animals, birds and reptiles.

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State Museum

- Lucknow

The Lucknow State Museum is located within the grounds of Nawab Wajid Ali Shah Zoological Gardens, in Banarasi Bagh. This museum has an extensive collection of archaeological artefacts, coins and paintings. You will also find a wide collection of ancient weapons and musical instruments in the museum. Similarly, if you want to learn about your country’s history then a trip to this museum must feature on your list of top Places to visit in Lucknow.

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Krishnapura Chhatris

- Indore

Nestled on the banks of Khan river, these chhatris have gained tremendous popularity for their architectural marvel. These cenotaphs provide a vivid glimpse of Maratha architectural style with domes and spires that leave the tourists awe-inspired by their grandeur.

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Indore Zoo

- Indore

If you are a nature and wildlife enthusiast, Indore Zoo, owing to the wide range of exotic wildlife it houses, deserves to be on your bucket list. Despite a range of wildlife parks sitting at short distances from Indore, this zoo is extremely popular among the locals and tourists alike. The lush green atmosphere of the zoo makes adds a feeling of serenity to the affair. Developed in an area of 51 acres, the zoo features 56 species of animals including Asiatic Lion, Tiger, Leopard, Wolf and Sloth Bear. An impressive range of birds can also be found here, making it an ideal spot for bird watchers.

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Worlds of Wonder (WOW)

- Noida

Taking excitement to the next level, this amusement park in the nerve of Noida is a great way to kill time while you enjoy forgetting the world outside. Probably, one of the best places to visit in Noida. This theme park is spread over 10 acres of land with an amazing range of rides and water slides. Be it, children, teenagers, or adults, whoever requires delight, the Worlds of Wonder is a place that they will find their perfect fit.

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Stupa 18 Gallery

- Noida

If you like admiring the amazing art then Stupa 18 Gallery is home to some of the finest arts in contemporary and modern arts by Indian artists. Anyone who is an admirer of Indian art must visit this art gallery to witness some of the artworks on the display. One gets to see oil paintings, acrylic paintings, water paintings featuring in different categories. This art gallery is one of the famous tourist places in Noida.

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Noida Pub Exchange

- Noida

Noida pub exchange is famous for its peppy music, great food, warm hospitality, all of which make for a great night out. It serves continental and Indian food and drinks and has a dance floor which contains a central disk. This is the place to go for a quiet evening to enjoy good food, good music, and relax in a beautiful ambience and is a perfect place to hang out with friends and family. Noida Pub Exchange scores high among the best tourist places to visit in Noida.

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Dwarkadhish Temple

- Mathura

One of the top places to visit in Mathura, Dwarkadhish temple is famous throughout the world for its intricate architecture and paintings. Located within the perimeter of the holy gate of the city, close to the Ghats of the Yamuna River, the temple and its surroundings are a hub of many interesting activities. Every day, thousands of devotees come here to pay their obedience. A series of exquisite ceiling paintings showing the different aspects of the life of the Lord and the magnificent architectural designs and carvings of Rajasthani architecture makes the complex look even more magnanimous. The black-coloured god inside the temple encourages love! The Dwarkadhish temple is currently operated by Vaishnava sect followers (started by Mahaprabhu Vallabhacharya) and is a centre for many interesting activities throughout the year, particularly during the Shravan months when the Lord’s Idol is put inside a Hindola (a type of swing set).

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Government Museum Mathura

- Mathura

Previously known as the Curzon Museum of Archaeology, the Government Museum in Mathura is situated at the Dampier Park. The local people simply like to call it the Mathura Museum, and never get tired of acknowledging that it is one of the finest museums in the country housing an enormous collection of ancient relics, sculptures, coins, and paintings. Other than historical relics and artefacts, which makes it one of the most respected Mathura destinations is its display of discoveries made by celebrated archaeologists in and around Mathura.

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Dolphin Water World

- Mathura

Visiting this water park is one of the most fun things to do in Mathura. Made on 14 acres of land and full of great thrilling slides and roller coasters, Dolphin Water World inaugurated in 2002 and has been one of the most loved tourist spots in Mathura. It has a play area for kids, locker room facilities and is a great recreational centre for tourists and people native to the city. Not only kids, but adults can also have a blast here as the rides are age-appropriate for all kinds of tourists.

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Dasaswamedh Ghat

- Varanasi

The lively atmosphere of the Dasaswamedh Ghat makes it one of the best places to visit in Varanasi. This tourist attraction is a swirling hodgepodge of flower sellers touting bright blossoms, boat operators hawking rides along the Ganges River, and sadhus (holy men) with face paint. You can spend hours people-watching in this area during the day. Hindu priests put on the Ganga Aarti every night at the Dasaswamedh Ghat, starting at around 7 pm. Donning saffron-hued robes, the priests spread out plates of flower petals and other offerings and blow a conch shell to signal the start of the spiritual ceremony. Thousands of tourists gather to watch the priests chant and wave tiered plates of sandalwood-scented incense in intricate patterns for about 45 minutes. It's an extravagant sight that you won't want to miss.

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Ruchika Art Gallery

- Varanasi

Want to take a piece of Varanasi home with you? Look no further than the Ruchika Art Gallery, just off Ravindrapuri Road. The gallery's namesake owner, Ruchika Mehrotra, has created a warm, delightful shop to display a vibrant collection of paintings that capture the energy of Varanasi and the ghats in a rainbow of colours.

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Ramnagar Fort

- Varanasi

There are few destinations in India without a fort, and Varanasi is no exception. About 14 kilometres from the city centre, you'll find Ramnagar Fort. The 18th-century sandstone fort and palace is no longer used as a defensive structure but instead houses a quirky museum brimming with vintage automobiles, elaborate hookahs, antique weapons, sedan chairs decked out in jewels, and a one-of-a-kind astronomical clock that's more than 150 years old.

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Jungle Water Park

- Kanpur

One of the most prominent tourist places in Kanpur to have developed over the past few years, Jungle Water Park has got everything to satiate your thirst for adventure. Settled right into the heart of Chiran Gaon, this beautiful park welcomes you with numerous pools and rides which can be enjoyed by both kids, as well as, adults. With a thick lush green cover on all of its sides, the park also forms an ideal spot for relaxation and picnic. Whether you want to set your adrenaline pumping at its elephant and wave slide or steal a leisurely hour to enjoy boating, one can have it all over here. The water park also comes with a musical park and rain dance where you can fleck your adventure with melody.

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J.K. Temple

- Kanpur

J K Temple, more popularly known as the Radhakrishna Temple in Kanpur, is noted for its unique architecture, blending a number of ancient Indian and modern traits. Built in the year 1953 under the sponsorship of the Singhania family who owns J K Trust, this temple today is one of the top places to visit in Kanpur. Visit here to witness the beautiful Radhakrishna statue at the center of the temple and the sublime surroundings of lush green lawns and a small lake with lotus flowers.

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Robber’s Cave

- Dehradun

Live the thrill of the story of “Ali Baba And The Forty Thieves” at this adventure spot near Sahastradhara that is also known as Gucchipani. Trek for a distance of about 1 kilometer to finally reach this surreal spot that brings out nature’s beauty unlike any other, thereby becoming one of the best things to do in Dehradun. On your way back, sit down to enjoy a plate of Maggi.

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Forest Research Institute

- Dehradun

Established in 1906, this premier institute under the Indian Council of Forestry Research and Education (ICFRE) is designed in the Greco-Roman architectural style and is a National Heritage thereby among the best places to visit in Dehradun. The lush green expanse of its property spread over 450 hectares is an admirable edifice that evidences the alluring confluence of Colonial and Greco-Roman architecture, making it impossible to skip from a Dehradun trip itinerary.

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Tapkeshwar Temple

- Dehradun

Nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas, this heavenly abode is known for the respite that it provides. Among the many offbeat things to do in Dehradun, this is quite famous with tourists. Embracing Lord Shiva and spending some time in retrospection amidst the beckoning pine, deodar and oak is an ideal way to experience the calm sought by one and all.

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Har Ki Pauri

- Haridwar

One of the first places to visit in Haridwar is the holy ghat of Har Ki Pauri – which means Lord Shiva’s steps – located on the banks of the Ganga River. Interestingly, the Vedic literature mentions that Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu visited this place, and you can also see a large footprint on a wall that is said to be of Lord Vishnu. Also known as Gangadwar, this is the place where the Ganga River first leaves the mountains and enters the plain. Har Ki Pauri is considered to be the most sacred ghat in the entire city where the mythological bird Garuda accidentally dropped Amrit (elixir), and it is believed that if you take a dip here, then all your sins get washed away. The Ganga aarti held at the ghat at dusk and dawn attracts devotees in large numbers.

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Kankhal

- Haridwar

Kankhal, one of the Panch Tirths in Haridwar, is a small colony that is home to the renowned Daksha Mahadev Temple and Maa Anandamayi Ashram. The former is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is visited by innumerable devotees, especially during the holy month of Sawan. The latter is a spiritual centre, built in honour of the Bengali mystic leader Maa Anandamayi. Kankhal is also home to the holy ghat of Kushavarta, which is one of the Panch Tirths and the famous Patanjali Yog Peeth that is probably the largest yoga centres in the world. Pardeshwar Mahadev Temple in Harihar Ashram, located on Kankhal Road, is famous for the unique Parad Shivalinga that is made from 151 kg mercury.

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Pawan Dham

- Haridwar

Pawan Dham, an ancient temple and a social non-profit organization, is managed by the Geeta Bhawan Trust Society of Moga. Along with the elaborate architecture, stunning interiors and exquisite glasswork, the beautiful idols adorned with precious jewels and stones are the highlights of this revered site. The main attraction is the beautiful Lord Krishna idol that is seen preaching his disciple Arjun. Owing to the intricate mirror and glasswork, the temple is often referred to as the Glass Temple that enjoys great fame not only among Hindu devotees, but also among local and foreign tourists.

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Victoria Memorial

- Kolkata

Located in the heart of Kolkata, Victoria Memorial is a memorial structure of Queen Victoria. The structure is made beautifully with white marble and looks exclusively opulent. This iconic structure is enclosed by a well-maintained and gorgeous garden that has several statutes in it. One can enjoy the breathtaking views of Victoria Memorial at night when it illuminates. It is one of the best places to visit in Kolkata, the visit of which you should not miss at any cost. Also, check out the sound and light show that takes place in the evening to add a delight to your visit.

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Nicco Park

- Kolkata

If you are looking for places to visit in Kolkata then Nicco Park is the best place to head to. It is an amusement park situated in the City of Joy where you can have a thrilling experience on adventure rides. Earlier it was named JheelMeel that offers entertainment options for all age groups. Head to Nicco Park for an adventurous tour, take fun-filled rides with your children and make them happy.

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Science City

- Kolkata

This is one of the best places to visit in Kolkata in one day and also the popular destination among tourists. The highlights of this place include Space Theatre, 3D shows, Natural Science Park, Evolution Theme Park, Dinosaurs Complex, and Time Machine. It is the best place for children as well as youngsters to grab knowledge about light, speed, and electricity through several simple experiments. The unique idea of elaborating science is liked by everyone who visits this museum. You must visit this spot with your family and friends while taking a tour of Kolkata.

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Kingdom of Dreams

- Gurgaon

Stretching across several acres of land, the Kingdom of Dreams is one of the most iconic places to visit in Gurgaon. The many nuances in the culture, heritage, cuisines and art forms of India fuse into a beautiful form of entertainment and leisure. The Nautanki Mahal hosts several theatrical events and musicals, which are as interesting as they are informative. The Culture Gallery is a museum of the varied culture, arts and crafts, and eateries that thrive in India. The Showshaa Theatre is a drama hall highlighting the best of Indian mythology productions, a talent circus and a model wedding show! The iifa Buzz is a Bollywood themed cafe, a treat for movie buffs.

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Fun N Food Village

- Gurgaon

The Fun N Food Village in Gurgaon is one of the most thrilling places to visit. Affiliated with the World Water Park Association of the USA, the Village encompasses the largest range of water rides and activities in India. The 800 ft. long Lazy River is perfect for those looking for a place to chill and unwind. The river also features a lovely refreshment counter. For the more adventurous souls, there are more than enough rides to hop on! The classic Wave Pool is arguably a favourite amongst visitors. If the world of aqua adventures fascinates you, there’s no better place than the Fun N Food Village to indulge in it!

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Heritage Transport Museum

- Gurgaon

India’s first extensive transport museum, the Heritage Transport Museum is a specialised zone that caters to transport and automobile enthusiasts, engaging them in an interactive learning session. Covering an area of over 90,000 square feet, spread across four storeys, the museum features a couple of exhibition galleries, library and knowledge centre, mini auditorium, gift shop, conference rooms, and a restaurant. It was conceived merely for the purpose of recording, showcasing and distributing information related to transportation, and is one of its kind in India.

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Baba Farid’s Tomb

- Faridabad

Baba Farid was a revered Sufi saint of the 12th century and the city of Faridabad is believed to have been named after him. Built by the Mughals in the 13th century, the tomb has two gateways – Nuri Darwaza (Gate of Light) in the east and Bahishthi Darwaza (Gate of Paradise) in the west. There are two graves here – one of the Sufi saint and the other of his elder son. Pilgrims from near and far come to this religious site to pay their homage by offering chaddars and flowers on the graves; however, entry of women is restricted here. Visitors also come in large numbers to attend Mehfil-e-Sama, which is a Qawwali musical programme organised on every Thursday evening.

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Dhauj Lake

- Faridabad

Dhauj Lake is quite popular among visitors, especially adventure seekers as it is one of the best places in the entire region to indulge in exciting adventure sports like rock climbing and trekking. The charming beauty and the serene atmosphere of this naturally formed lake amidst the scenic Aravallis also earns it brownie points with nature lovers. Picnicking and camping both attract visitors to this tranquil site, close to which lies the renowned Camp Dhauj that has numerous eco-lodges and safari tents for people looking for a unique recreational holiday.

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CITM Lake

- Faridabad

CITM Lake is one of the best spots in Faridabad for nature lovers and photographers because of its stunning landscape, serene atmosphere and rich flora and fauna. This serene lake with clean blue water is formed by the rainwater that collected in deep rugged topography of the stone mines. Thus, you must refrain from swimming in the lake even along the banks because of the sharp edges; however, it is a great place for cycling.

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Lingaraj Temple

- Bhubaneswar

The marvelous Lingaraj Temple is a masterwork and a revolution in terms of temple architecture in Odisha. The temple has 54 meter high buildings which are enclosed by dozens of smaller temples and shrines in a widespread complex. People are not allowed to enter the main temple, but there is a viewing platform from which one can catch a sight. The temple is a thousand years old and stands as a testament to the wonderful Kalinga architecture. You will find astonishing details and traditions, including the granite block signifying the lord, bathed daily in milk, water and bhang.

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Tribal Museum

- Bhubaneswar

The Tribal Museum is also known as The Orissa Museum of Tribal Arts and Artefacts. The museum is located around three km from Bhubaneswar railway station. When it comes to things to do in Bhubaneswar city, then it is the best place to learn and understand tribal communities.

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Rajarani Temple

- Bhubaneswar

Built in the 11th century, the Rajarani Temple is a renowned temple in Bhubaneswar. The name of this temple originated for the delightful red and gold sandstone, commonly called Rajarani, which was used to build it. The temple is enclosed by gardens and paddy fields. The unique feature of this temple is the absence of a ruling deity. The temple is famous as the ‘love temple’ for the many intricate and attractive carvings of nymphs, and sensual scenes of women and couples.

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Gurudwara Mehdiana Sahib

- Ludhiana

Gurudwara Mehdiana Sahib famously known as the School of Sikh HIstory is one of the most important places to visit in Ludhiana city. This gurudwara is one of the most important places of Sikh religion because of its deep history. It is believed that Guru Gobind Singh and his followers rested here after the great battle against the Mughal army led by Aurangzeb. The architecture of the gurdwara fascinates many as the walls are inscribed with writings of important Sikh history.

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Gurudwara Mehdiana Sahib

- Ludhiana

Gurudwara Mehdiana Sahib famously known as the School of Sikh HIstory is one of the most important places to visit in Ludhiana city. This gurudwara is one of the most important places of Sikh religion because of its deep history. It is believed that Guru Gobind Singh and his followers rested here after the great battle against the Mughal army led by Aurangzeb. The architecture of the gurdwara fascinates many as the walls are inscribed with writings of important Sikh history.

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Rakh Bagh Park

- Ludhiana

Rakh Bagh Park is one of the best places to visit in Ludhiana. The park attracts tourists because of its greenery and an added toy train that runs through the park. It is one of the best hangout places in Ludhiana. Time spent here helps you create memories while you enjoy the scenic beauty of the park along with the greenery. The park acts as an ideal place to ease off one’s mind and get some fresh air in this stressful world of today.

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Phillaur Fort

- Ludhiana

If you have a thing for history and want to explore the history and culture of the city of Ludhiana, then head to this fort to satiate your curiosity. This is one of the most-visited historical sites in the city and based in the town of Phillaur. Interestingly, this fort has been constructed by an engineer from Italy and the man behind its designing was Dewan Mokham Chand. However, now the place is being used as a training centre for the Police Department of Ludhiana.

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Golden Temple

- Amritsar

With its magnificent beauty, the iconic history of the Golden Temple dates back to 400 years. It is the most significant shrine in Sikhism. Whenever you visit the Golden Temple, do not miss the langar. The langar feeds a minimum of 40,000 people every day. During weekends and holidays, the number goes up to 1,00,000.

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Wagah Border

- Amritsar

Wagah Border or Wagah-Attari border is the last Indian area before the Pakistan mainland. It hosts a ceremony where the soldiers of India’s Border Security Force and Pakistan’s Pakistan Rangers march and parade making it among the top tourist attractions in Amritsar. The area is filled with people on both sides celebrating the patriotic vibe.

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Gobindgarh Fort

- Amritsar

Located in the heart of Amritsar, Gobindgarh Fort is one of the most historic tourist attractions in Amritsar. The fort was under the control of the Indian Army and was only for their usage until 2017 when it was open to public viewing. Gobindgarh Fort is being developed as a live museum and art gallery. The place will be home to some of the oldest documents and art of Sikhism. Also, Gobindgarh Fort houses the famous Zamzama Cannons.

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Bangalore Palace

- Bangalore

Built by Chamaraja Wodeyar in the year 1887, Bangalore Palace is an inspired design by England’s Windsor Castle and is one of the best tourist places in Bangalore. The evocative palace comprises fortified arches, towers, Tudor-style architecture, and green lawns along with sophisticated wood carvings in the interior. It is where the royal family still resides at the present. This Tudor-style architectural creation is nothing less than an epitome. The palace has earned foundations that have been attributed to the Wodeyars of Mysore.

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Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace

- Bangalore

Located in the most crowded market area, Tipu Sultan Fort ideally represents the artistic talent which thrived in the past and is among the most fascinating Bangalore tourist places. The ‘Rashk-e-Jannat’ is the summer heaven of the ruler of Mysore, Tipu Sultan. The ruler is largely celebrated for the heroics across the battlefield. With a large appetite for art and culture, the palace is a typical example of the architecture and features sturdy columns along with motifs. A perfect example of Indo-Islamic architecture, the palace is the perfect example of Indo-Islamic architecture.

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Innovative Film City

- Bangalore

The Innovative Film City in Bengaluru happens to be a famous Indian theme park situated in Bidadi, which is just an hour’s drive away from the main city of Bangalore. One of the most popular places to visit in Bangalore, this place is spread over an enormous area of over 58 acres and is a great place for someone who wishes to see the magical world of cinema up close. Other than behind the scenes tours and visits to famous sets, this place also has plenty of avenues to shop, eat, and simply walk around and explore.

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Mysore Palace

- Mysore

Mysore Palace is easily one of the most imposing architectural buildings in the country. It is amazing that the palace was only built in the 20th century and is the fourth structure to be constructed on the same location. Also known as Amba Vilas Palace, it is one of the seven palaces in the City of Palaces. Often mistaken for a Gothic structure, the Palace is, in fact, an exemplary showcase of Indo-Saracenic architecture with a blend of Gothic, Rajput, Hindu and Muslim styles and it is one of the famous places to visit in Mysore.

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St. Philomena's Cathedral

- Mysore

With a history of over 200 years, St Philomena’s church is one of the most popular tourist places in Mysore. Not just in Mysore but this church is a well-known tourist spot in the entire state of Karnataka. Take a break from exploring the history, sooth your mind at this divine tourist spot in Mysore. Initially built as a small church was then reconstructed by Maharaja Krishnaraja Wodeyar. It is one among the largest Cathedrals in the whole of South Asia.

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Chamarajendra Academy of Visual Arts

- Mysore

Among the most spectacular places to visit in Mysore, Chamarajendra Academy of Visual Arts is dedicated to visual arts such as paintings, applied arts, drawings, photojournalism, and the history of art. A stoppage in Thrillophilia’s Mysore Artisan Walk, the academy offers an exclusive opportunity for art lovers to meet several artisans and experience seeing them engaged in the age-old handicrafts production process. Enjoy the chance of speaking to the artisans as they educate you about the various aspects of creating visual arts and art forms.

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Shop at Devaraja Market

- Mysore

A must-visit destination for every tourist, Devaraja Market is included in many heritage walks covering Mysore. Featuring over 300 shops and spread over 3 acres, the market has a wide selection of items to choose from and it is one of the best Mysore tourist places. One section is dedicated to fresh flowers, while other only sells puja materials. You can also buy fresh fruits and vegetables here, along with jaggery, puffed rice, and coconut water.

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Santa Cruz Basilica

- Kochi

This is considered to be one of the 8 Basilicas in Kerala. It is also considered to be one of the most visited amongst Kochi tourist places as it is counted as one of the heritage edifices of Kerala constructed in gothic style with architectural grandeur. Built by the Portuguese, it was elevated by The Pope as a cathedral along with the erection of diocese in India. The main altar of the Church has been painted by the famous Italian Painter, Fr. Antonio Moscheni S.J. Beautiful stained glass painting enhances the beauty of the painting of the Last Supper. The exterior of the church is whitewashed in white with two lofty spires adorning the façade.

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Mangalavanam Bird Sanctuary

- Kochi

This ecologically sensitive area at the heart of Kochi is spread amidst 2.74 hectares of land. It has a shallow tidal lake connected to Kochi through a canal. It is popular for the many migratory birds that flock this place during the migratory season and also supporting the mangrove forests of this area. It is thus considered to be the green lungs of Kerala thereby keeping the pollution of the city at bay. The rich flora and fauna of the Mangalavanam Bird sanctuary are of interest to many nature enthusiasts and environmentalist alike. A whopping 72 different species of birds have been located in this area alone adding to the biodiversity of this place.

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Athirapally Falls

- Kochi

At a height of 80m, this is the largest waterfall of Kerala and is often regarded as the“ Niagra of India”. The Athirapally Falls is a charming cascade of frothy waters emerging from the Anamudi mountains of the western ghats.The Athirapally gushes across the lush green forest of Vazhachal towards the Arabian sea creating an exquisite panoramic spectacle. On the way to Athirapally, one may also visit the theme parks Dreamworld and Silver storm and decide to stay over at the many resorts strategically located amidst the greenery.

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Upper Lake

- Bhopal

One of the most famous places in Bhopal, the Upper Lake, locally referred to as ‘Bhojtaal’ or ‘Bada Talab’, is the oldest man-made lake in India. Dating back to the 11th century, the lake is believed to have been built by Raja Bhoj. The lake is overlooked by a grand royal garden called Kamla Park, which is another tourist magnet, tempting tourists into its serene folds every year. The ambience and setting of the two places are too remarkable to be ignored, and warrants a top spot in your Bhopal tour itinerary, without any doubt.

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Moti Masjid

- Bhopal

One of the most interesting mosques in the country, Moti Masjid was built in 1862 by the most progressive and free-thinking woman of her time, Sikander Jahan Begum. Crafted with beautiful, pure white marble, the architecture of the mosque holds a striking resemblance to the historic Jama Masjid in Delhi. The dazzling white facade of the monument has earned it the name ‘Pearl Mosque’, which has a grand courtyard that opens a window to some of the most amazing views of the city. A perfect retreat for history lovers, as well as the curious, Moti Masjid, is indispensable on your Bhopal tour.

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Sanchi Stupa

- Bhopal

One of the most unbeatable places to visit in Bhopal, and possibly in entire India, the magnificence of the Sanchi Stupa remains unmatched till date. Believed to have originated in the 3rd century BCE, the building was built it the reign of the great emperor Ashoka of the Maurya Dynasty and is one of the most remarkable Buddhist monuments in the country.

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Kanpur Zoological Park

- Kanpur

Created in a natural forest, this zoo keeps its animals in open or moated enclosures, giving them enough space for expressing their innate biological and physical expressions. The attractions inside the zoo include a diversified botanical garden, a large lake, aviary featuring colourful avifauna, a night house, aquarium, life-size dinosaur sculptures, and a toy train. Among mammals, the zoo has leopard, hyena, black bear, grizzly bear, sloth, rhinoceros, hippopotamus, monkeys, langur, baboons, musk deer, zebra, and antelope. There are also a host of chimpanzees and orangutans here. Besides that, the reptiles at the zoo include the Indian Gharial and Comodo Dragon.

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Quatab Minar

- Delhi

It is one of the best tourist destination to visit if you are in Delhi. The historic monuments stand tall and looks magnificent.The tower is comprised of red sandstone and marble and the measurements say that its height is up to 73 meters. It has five stories and its diameter is 14.3 meters at the base and it becomes 2.7 meters at the top. There is another main factor inside the tower that is the spiral staircase of 379 steps. It has been saying that the design of the tower had its origin from the Minaret of Jam located in Western Afghanistan. Qutub Minar’s founder was the legendary Qutub al-Din Aibak who was behind the existence of the Delhi Sultanate. The construction of the structure was started in 1192 and it was completed by Aibak’s successor Iltumish in 1220.

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India Gate

- Delhi

The All India War Memorial or the India Gate, a major political and historical site in Delhi, was designed to pay tribute to the Indian Army's 82,000 soldiers who lost their lives from 1914 to 1921 during the First World War, as well as the Third Anglo Afghan War. It is situated at Rajpath near Barakhamba Road metro station in Delhi.The architecture of India Gate is famed due to the triumphal arch resembling the Arch of Constantine and also compared to the Arc de Triomphe and the Gateway of India in Mumbai. The Amar Jawan Jyoti or the Flame of the Immortal Soldier is also famous. The construction of the India Gate was started in 1921 and completed in 1931. Republic Day Parade is the most prestigious event occur in front of the India Gate.

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Lotus Temple

- Delhi

An architectural brilliance and a representative of the Indian implication is the Lotus Temple in Delhi.Visiting this temple gives you inner peace and a spiritual awakening.The temple follows the Bahai Faith that promotes peace, unity , goodwill aomng the people.The lotus temple has 27 free standing marble clad petals in clusters of three to form nine sides,they are the strong pillars of the structure. The temple is having nine doors from which you can enter which leads to the central hall. It accommodates and harbour around 2500 people at a time.

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Calangute Beach

- Goa

It is also know as the "Queen of Beaches"in Goa. It is one of the biggest and most popular among the tourist. It is located in North Goa. The Calangute Beach offeres multiple things to the tourist like, water sports, you can shop the junk jewellery, the funky beach clothes etc.The beach is fringe with dense palm and coconut trees with the grand Arabian Sea with a mesmerising backdrop. The special feature of Calangute Beach is the perfect sunrise and the sunset.

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Baga Beach

- Goa

Baga Beach is the also one of the famous and popular beaches of Goa. It has ventures like fishing, paddleboarding, discos, and tattoo shops in the mainland.Baga town is surrounded by the Baga River, and it is a beautiful view to bait your eyes to spot the place where the river and the "sea meet." Dolphins can also be seen deeper in the blue ocean, and local ship owners arrange several spotting trips to spot sea mammals.

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Fort Aguada

- Goa

Fort Aguadais faces the Arabian Sea from 1612 when it was built in order to provide defence against the invading Dutch and the Marathas. It is a gigantic old fort with the capacity to hold 79 cannons among other weapons of defense.There is an old lighthouse standing within the fort which was built in 1864, the oldest lighthouse of its shape and size in India. It is a great heritage of Goa.

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Mehrangarh Fort

- Jodhpur

It is the second-largest city in the Indian state of Rajasthan . Jodhpur is famous for its blue buildings, which were originally painted to signify that they were occupied by Brahmins, the highest caste in India.The tourist attraction is the Mehrangarh Fort , it is a former palace that’s now a museum, displaying weapons, paintings and elaborate royal palanquins (sedan chairs). Set on on a rocky outcrop, the fort overlooks the walled city, where many buildings are painted the city’s iconic shade of blue.

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Ghanta Ghar

- Jodhpur

Ghanta Ghar, also known as the clock tower is an important and most popular landmark in the Blue City of India. Jodhpur places to visit can not end without this mighty landmark being ticked off.The tall colossal tower was built by Maharaja Sardar Singh during his rule between 1880 and 1911.The Clock Tower is lit up with beautiful lights at night and looks even more incredible and captivates visitors with its beauty.

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Umaid Bhavan Palace

- Jodhpur

Umaid Bhavan Palace is one of the last constructed places in India. It has magnificient architectural designs.This palace reflects to the princely era of Jodhpur.Umaid Bhavan Palace is divided into three areas, one of which is still owned by the royal family of Jodhpur city.Among the other two, one is converted to a heritage hotel which is known for providing a rich royal experience to its visitors; the other is a museum that showcases the art pieces of the royal age.

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Sam sand dunes

- Jaisalmer

Jaisalmer is India’s best desert holiday destination. It boast of the glorious sand dunes. Here Sam Sand Dunes is quite popular among travellers, as this area of 3-5 km has pure sand with no plants, along with desert camps, camels & jeeps for Jaisalmer desert safari tours and a spot which is now called as Sam sunset point.

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Khuri sand dunes

- Jaisalmer

In the centre of the vast Thar Desert, it is one of the most known and pristine beauties.The best way to travel through the dunes is to sit atop a colorfully dressed camel and begin the journey in a convoy over the shifting dunes.

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Lodhruva Jain Temple

- Jaisalmer

Lodhruva, are famous for a Jain temple and a wishing tree called Kalp Vriksh.The Lodhruva jain temple is located on the banks of River KakLodhruva is said to be the setting of the doomed-love story of Princess Mumal and Mahendra, the prince of Aamarkot, recounted in local folklore and songs across the region. Ludruva is known as the ancient capital of Jaisalmer.

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Hawa Mahal

- Jaipur

Jaipur is the capital of India’s Rajasthan state. It evokes the royal family that once ruled the region and that, in 1727, founded what is now called the Old City, or “Pink City”.Hawa Mahal is a palace in Jaipur, India approximately 300 kilometers from the capital city of Delhi. Built from red and pink sandstone, the palace sits on the edge of the City Palace, Jaipur, and extends to the Zenana, or women's chambers.

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Jal Mahal

- Jaipur

Jal Mahal or the Water Palace is located in the middle of the Man Sagar Lake, this palace is also a fusion of Mughal and Rajput styles of architecture. Built in red sandstone, Jal Mahal is a five-storey building, of which four storeys remain underwater when the lake is filled

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Nahargarh Fort

- Jaipur

Built by Jai Singh II, Nahargarh Fort was originally named Sudarshangarh and was later renamed as Nahargarh or the Abode of Tigers.Nahargarh Fort is situated on the rocky ridge of the Aravalli Hills and provides the most prominent view of the scenic landscape of Jaipur. Nahargarh Fort provides the most sparkling view of the entire city during the night, when the whole of Jaipur city is lit up.

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Ranthambore National Park

- Ranthambore

Visit Ranthambore Tiger Reserve to watch the Royal Bengal Tiger and explore its rich heritage & wildlife.

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Ranthambore Fort

- Ranthambore

The fort displays the outstanding glory and valour of the Chauhan dynasty's Hammir Dev. Also, as it is one of the World Heritage List, it is regarded as a precious location. The fort is situated in a pristine position that is abundantly nurtured by dense green forests and a stable climate. It is also having picnic spots, valleys, wild life etc.

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Rajiv Gandhi Regional Museum of Natural History

- Ranthambore

The Rajiv Gandhi National Museum or The Regional Museum of Natural History, Sawai Madhopur is India's fourth regional museum of natural history and it is termed as one of the best places to visit in Ranthambore.

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Udaipur City Palace

- Udaipur

The City Palace is located on the banks of Lake Pichola.The palace complex is divided into many beautiful villas and palaces, including Amar Vilas, Bhim Vilas, Krishna Vilas, Manak Mahal and Moti Mahal. The Mewar Light and Sound Show in the evening is also worth waiting for!

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Lake Palace

- Udaipur

The palace is now operated by the Taj Group and offers captivating views of the Aravalli Hills.Maharaja Jagat Singh II built this amazing palace that will bowl you over with its sculpted marble and moldings. While here, you can spend all day boating on the placid Lake Pichola, commencing from Rameshwar Ghat to the City Palace.

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Saheliyon Ki Bari,

- Udaipur

Saheliyon Ki Bari or the Garden of the Maidens was built by Maharana Sangram Singh in the early years of the 18th century.It catered to the maids who would go with the Princess of Udaipur to her husband’s hearth (part of the dowry given by the Maharana). This place had pretty women dancing, singing and making merry and the beautiful marble elephants, fountains, a lotus pool and kiosks bear ample testimony to the richness of the time.

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City Palace Alwar

- Alwar

The City Palace of Alwar is actually a fort that is located right below the Alwar Fort in the foothills of the Aravalli ranges and was built in the 18th century.The houses are governed by the government offices today. The Palace houses an artificial lake inside its premises as well as a museum that is one of the best in the state. A visit to the City palace will allow you to experience the best of Alwar in a complete manner.

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Bhangarh fort

- Alwar

Bhangarh Fort is the most haunted place in the country.If you want to experience the spookiness and the thrill, this adventure is a must for you.

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Bala Quila Fort

- Alwar

The BalaQuila Fort is a historic destination to visit.Extending over an area of 5 kilometres, the fort stands stern and forbidding at a height of 1000 feet with 15 large and 51 small towers and 446 openings for musketry.

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Pushkar Lake

- Pushkar

Surrounded by over fifty bathing ghats, this lake is situated in Rajasthan's Ajmer district.It is a sacred water body for Hindus and thousands of pilgrims visit here to take a holy dip during the fair which is said to cleanse sins

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Aloo Baba Temple

- Pushkar

the Aloo Baba Temple is named after a guru who used to meditate in the area.The baba was know for the simple living .The 70-year old man is known to eat just potatoes and nothing else, thereby giving the temple this name.According to his saying, potatoes can be cooked easily, and are also readily available. At times, one can even see him sitting on the 18-year old temple steps.

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Rose Garden

- Pushkar

Pushkar is also famous as the Rose Garden of Rajasthan. In this rose garden , varieties of roses can be seen. The enchanting beauty mesmerises the atmosphere .

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Dargah Shariff

- Ajmer

The majestic tomb of Sufi saint Khawaja Moinuddin Chisti is one of India’s most prominent pilgrimage center and one of the famous places to visit in Ajmer which is visited by devotees of all faiths. He was a Sufi saint who came from Persia and devoted his life to help the poor and oppressed.

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Adhai-Din Ka Jhonpra

- Ajmer

According to legend, construction in 1153 took only two-and-a-half days. Others say it was named after a festival lasting two-and-a-half days. It was originally built as a Sanskrit college, but in 1198 Mohammed of Ghori seized Ajmer and converted the building into a mosque by adding a seven-arched wall covered with Islamic calligraphy in front of the pillared hall.

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Prithviraj Smarak

- Ajmer

The Prithviraj Smarak is a memorial to Prithviraj Chauhan, the great hero of the Rajput Chauhan dynasty. Located on the Taragarh Road in Ajmer, the memorial has a statue of the king in black stone, mounted on a horse.

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Junagarh Fort

- Bikaner

Junagarh Fort was built in the year 1593 by Raja Rai Singh. The fort structure consists of temples and palaces.The Karan Mahal, Anup Mahal, Chandra Mahal and Phool Mahal are some major attractions here. It is assumed that crocodiles were raised in the water canal surrounding the impressive fort. The architecture is a fine mixture of Mughal, Gujarati and Rajput style and this place is considered particularly one among the best places to visit in Bikaner

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Rampuria Haveli

- Bikaner

The rich merchants of Bikaner build Rampuriahavelis over a period of a few hundred years.This magnificent palace was constructed by Maharaja Ganga Singh in the new 20th century. The palace has now been transformed into a hotel.A museum situated within the Ganga Niwas is also incorporated into the palace. The miniature paintings that are related to the Bikaner School of Art can be seen here. There is also a library with a wide collection of Sanskrit manuscripts written on silver, copper, and gold plaques and parchments. Objects from the culture of Harappan and the era of Kushan and Gupta.

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Lallgarh Palace

- Bikaner

This magnificent palace was constructed by Maharaja Ganga Singh in the new 20th century. The palace has now been transformed into a hotel.A museum situated within the Ganga Niwas is also incorporated into the palace. The miniature paintings that are related to the Bikaner School of Art can be seen here. There is also a library with a wide collection of Sanskrit manuscripts written on silver, copper, and gold plaques and parchments. Objects from the culture of Harappan and the era of Kushan and Gupta.

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Marina Beach

- Chennai

Marina Beach is one of the popular beaches among the beahces in Chennai. It is famous for the southern end of Marina, along with many other buildings, such as an aquarium, a swimming pool and a nearby park, stands an old lighthouse. The beautiful sunrise is another attraction for the tourist.

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Thousand Lights Mosque

- Chennai

The place has got its name because of a special feature i.e. a total of 1000 oil lamps light up the hall of the mosque.It is one of the biggest mosques in the country.One can visit and offer prayer, there is a separate hall for women too.

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Fort St. George

- Chennai

Fort St. George was made during Briyish rule. That time it was used for official purposes but now St. George is converted to the museum. One can see paintings, coins, silverware, arms, porcelain, and documents.The Flagstaff at the Fort is one of the tallest structure in the country.

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Vellore Fort

- Vellore

The Vellore Fort which is said to have been built during Channa Bommi Nayaka and Thimma Reddy Nayaka in the 15th century and happens to be one of the best examples of military architecture in South India. It is spread over an area of more than 500 meters, situated at an altitude of 220m. Located right in the centre of the city, it has a giant moat at its entrance, where 10,000 crocodiles used to swim earlier.

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Palamathi Hills

- Vellore

Palamathi Hills also known as Balamathi Hills is an area belonging to the Eastern Ghats.Palamathi Hills is the perfect place for nature lovers to explore, with exquisite indigenous species of animals and birds, including lush greenery. At this place, one can enjoy various exciting recreational activities, such as adventurous treks, relaxing walks, photography, delightful picnics, scenic boat trips, bird watching, and admiring the most stunning sunsets.

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Sripuram Golden Temple

- Vellore

The main feature of the temple has to be that it is covered in real gold foil and it is regarded as the biggest and the only temple to do that. The inauguration took place on 24th August 2007, and it was inaugurated by Narayani Amma. The chief deity of the temple is Sri Lakshmi Narayani or Maha Lakshmi, who is the Goddess of wealth in Hinduism. Sashasra Deepam or one thousand eight lamps is a ceremony that is performed in the temple every morning and in the evening.

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Charminar

- Hyderabad

Charminar of Hyderabad is located at the Old City and it is one of the most visited place too.This square shaped structure with a height of 56 m and breadth of 30 m was constructed in 1591. It was built by Sultan Mohammed Quli Qutb Shah in the honor of his wife Bhagmati.

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Birla Mandir

- Hyderabad

Located atop Kalapahad's 280-foot-high hill, the beautiful Birla Mandir derived its name from the industrialist Birlas who founded Birla temples.It was constructed in 1976, it is said it took It took 2000 tonnes of white marbles to build this stunning temple which was brought from Rajasthan. It has drawn its architecture from the amalgamation of three known architectural designs - South Indian Architecture, Utkal temple Architecture and Rajasthani Architecture.

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Golconda Fort

- Hyderabad

Founded in the approximately 12th Century by the Kakatiya Kings, this massive Golconda Fort with eight gates and 87 bastions was later built by Qutub Shahi Kings.With perimeters of around 11 kilometers, the fort has 15 to 18 foot high walls. It has huge gates that have pointed iron spikes on them. This protected the fort from Elephants damaging the fort as well as enemy attacks. Golconda fort presents a mesmerizing architecture which will astonish you at each and every step. This fort has been built on a granite rock with a height of 12 meters. Huge rampart around the golconda fort was built, a glimpse of which can still be seen.Golconda Fort Hyderabad is an example of brilliant mystical design and engineering.The name of the fort has been derived from the Telugu words "Golla" and "Konda" which together means 'Shepherd's Hill'.Another feature that makes Golconda fort all the more attractive is the light and sound show presenting its history and facts.

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Dolphin's Nose

- Visakhapatnam

The Dolphin's Nose is a large hill that resembles the form of an adult dolphin's nose, situated between Yarada and Gangavaram Port in Visakhapatnam. This hill is clearly seen from the beach at RK. Since it serves as a cliff over the sea, it is a common place for picnics and adventures.This hill was used as a military camp by the British before the Independence of India in 1947. Near the hill, a lighthouse, church, mosque and a Hindu temple are all situated and can easily be visited.

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Borra Caves

- Visakhapatnam

One of the most adventurous places to visit in Vizag is the Borra Caves of Vizag. This Vizag tourist attraction is situated in the Araku Valley, in the Ananthagiri Hills. The hills rise from 800-1400 m to a staggering height.These caves consist of karstic limestone and are considered the deepest in the country.Known by the locals as Borra Guhalu, one of the most adventurous places to visit in Vizag is the Borra Caves of Vizag. This Vizag tourist attraction is situated in the Araku Valley, in the Ananthagiri Hills. The hills rise from 800-1400 m to a staggering height.

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Bojjannakonda

- Visakhapatnam

Bojjanakonda is a religious, cultural and historical site in the town of Vizag. Sankaram, a village located near the site, is part of two Buddhist rock-cut caves located on adjacent hills, and serves as the gateway to these rock-cut caves.

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Golghar

- Patna

Golghar's stupa-shaped building, stemming from the middle of a lush green garden, is a tempting sight to behold. It is surrounded by a 145-stair flight that takes you up to the top, from where you can see a view of the entire city. The gentle wind blowing over the zenith is a serene feeling as you glimpse the sight of the ancient city which lies ahead of you.

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Sanjay Gandhi Jaivik Udyan

- Patna

Sanjay Gandhi Jaivik Udyan is one of the 16 largest zoos in India and was constructed in 1973. Also known as the Sanjay Gandhi Botanical and Zoological Garden or Patna Zoo, this zoo is one of Patna's main tourist attractions. Over a region of 618966.69 sq., spread This zoo includes 800 animals of around 110 species per metre of altitude.

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Rock Garden

- Ranchi

Ranchi's Rock Garden, constructed entirely from the rocks of Gonda Hill, is complete with waterfalls, sculptures, art and unrivalled views. It is an impressive place to relax during your free time, situated on a small hill by the Kanke Dam. Surrounded by lush greenery, the view is striking from the backyard. Do not skip the sunset, which will definitely leave you wanting more!

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Tagore Hill

- Ranchi

Named after the great Rabindranath Tagore poet, Tagore Hill is the perfect place from which to admire the area. In order to enjoy the solitude and write his novels, it is said that Tagore used to visit these hills often. It is popular for adventure sports such as rock climbing and trekking, situated at a height of around 300 feet.

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Patratu valley

- Ranchi

The breath-taking Patratu Valley, with its lush greenery, mesmerising views and misty mountains, is forty kilometres away from Ranchi. The Patratu Dam on one side and an expansive green belt on the other can be seen by tourists. The drive to this picturesque destination, where one can catch glimpses of the sparkling water and winding paths, is almost as breathtaking as the valley.

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Rose Garden

- Chandigarh

A flowering display displaying about 825 varieties of flowers and 32,500 varieties of trees and medicinal shrubs is the Rose Garden. This garden is spread over 30 acres and is covered with an exquisite range of flowers, which makes it very popular among visitors and nature lovers, also known as Zakir Hussain Rose Garden after the former President of India.he Rose Festival also takes place during these months, making it a good time to visit. It is the largest garden of its kind in Asia and was built in the year 1967 under the guidance of the First Chief Commissioner, MS Randhawa.

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Rock Garden

- Chandigarh

The Rock Garden is a large open-air exhibition hall that displays sculptures planned and executed by Nek Chand, a former road inspector in Chandigarh, built from urban and industrial waste. The Rock Garden exhibition area is divided into three distinct phases that have different kinds of installations and embellishments in them. Each step deals with a particular form of installation and it is a real pleasure to walk through them. The maker has completely redefined art and design from terracotta pots, light fixtures, and even broken toilet pots, Mr. Nek Chand!

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The Capitol

- Chandigarh

Housing the Legislative Assembly, the Secretariat, the High Court and the Capitol designed by Le Corbusier is another architectural marvel composed of twofold cover, which appears like an overturned umbrella.It is the headquarters of both the Punjab and the Haryana governments. It is spread over an area of around 100 acres and is a prime manifestation of Chandigarh's architecture.

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Champaner

- Vadodara

Champaner was founded by Vanraj Chavda of the Chavda dynasty. Today, it is home of Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park, a UNESCO-designated world heritage site.Due to its historical and architectural importance, the Jama Masjid constructed by Sultan Begada is another significant attraction. A significant Hindu shrine that attracts pilgrims throughout the year is the Kalika Mata temple on top of Pavagadh Hill.

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Dakor

- Vadodara

One of the most popular tourist places near Vadodara is the pilgrimage centre of Gujarat, Dakor. Not only because of the prayers, but also because of its architectural elegance, the grand temple of Shree Ranchhodraiji (Lord Krishna) attracts visitors from all over the world.Constructed in 1772 A.D., legend has it that a great devotee of Lord Krishna, Vijayanand Bodana, brought back Lord Krishna’s idol from Dwarika, and established it in Dakor. Dakor has been the home of Shree Ranchhodraiji (Lord Krishna) ever since that day.

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Jambughoda Wildlife Sanctuary

- Vadodara

Jambughoda, one of the lesser-known places to visit near Vadodara, is home to a number of flora and fauna. Its main attraction and the main source of water for wildlife are two water reservoirs at Kada and Tagol. Dakor is one of the most popular tourist places near Vadodara, the pilgrimage centre of Gujarat.It is also home to the Indian flying fox, the Indian giant squirrel, wolf, hyena, jackal, and python, amongst many other species.

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Gandhinagar

- Ahmedabad

Situated on the west coast of the Sabarmati River, this town was named after Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, the great freedom fighter and father of the nation of India. Gandhinagar is the epitome of a rich cultural heritage, situated 32km north of Ahmedabad. The environment and atmosphere that is difficult to find around these days are offered to you by Gandhinagar.In Gandhinagar there are different things to do; from visiting Akshardham Temple, one of the largest and most beautiful temples in India, to mapping the village of craftsmen, from trying Undhiyu to Khandvi, from attending the khadi festival to buying local specialties, you will find endless reasons to fall in love with this city.

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Adalaj Stepwell

- Ahmedabad

Adalaj is one of the best places to visit near Ahmedabad if you wish to get a glimpse of Indo-Islamic architecture in Gujarat. There are numerous mythological scenes adorning the walls of the stepwell, which add to its charm.Settled in the picturesque village of Adalaj, this stepwell has for many years acted as a pilgrim's resting spot. Inside its ceilings, the five-storeyed stepwell has an opening that enables air and light to reach the well. One of this place's distinctive features that distinguishes it from other step wells in Gujarat is that it has three entrance points.

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Thol Bird Sanctuary

- Ahmedabad

Various species of migratory birds flock here, ranging from cranes, geese, and herons to whistling teals and egrets. If you happen to visit here after the monsoon, the best way to take a break from the boisterous city crowd is to go for a drive down to Thol lake.

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Bharuch

- Surat

One of the prominent places to visit in Surat is Bharuch, regarded as India's chemical city. Bharuch, situated on the banks of the Narmada River, is Gujarat's industrial and commercial centre, exporting pulses, wheat, cotton, tiles, and dairy products.The Bhrigu Rishi Temple, Nav Nathas, Lallubhai Haveli, Dashahswamedh Ghat, Narmada Park, Swaminarayan Temple and many other buildings depicting glimpses of ancient Greek and Roman architecture are famous places to visit in Bharuch. The Golden Bridge is one of the principal tourist spots in the region. Constructed by the British across the Narmada River in 1881, it links the towns of Ankleshwar and Bharuch.

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Hazira

- Surat

One of the main places in Surat to visit is Hazira. Located on the banks of the Tapti River, Hazira is an important port and industrial hub in India. Some of the manufacturing and shipping giants that are located in the town are Reliance Industries, GAIL, ONGC, NTPC, Essar, Larsen & Toubro and Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation. One of the main places in Surat to visit is Hazira. Located on the banks of the Tapti River, Hazira is an important port and industrial hub in India. Some of the manufacturing and shipping giants that are located in the town are Reliance Industries, GAIL, ONGC, NTPC, Essar, Larsen & Toubro and Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation.

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Valsad

- Surat

One of the pretty places to visit in Surat is Valsad. It is also known as Bulsar and is a small town situated along the Khambhat Gulf. It is especially renowned for its textile industries, the small-scale brick and handmade pottery industries, and the castor oil industry.It has a small port at the shores of the Arabian Sea and serves as one of the trade hubs of Gujarat exporting silk and cotton fabrics, chikoo, Alphonso mangoes and also timber and tiles.

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Kufri

- Shimla

This scenic town is located a short distance from Shimla, and is extremely popular among honeymooners travelling to Himachal Pradesh. Kufri is one of Himachal Pradesh's most sought-after holiday destinations, surrounded by a ring of the Himalayan ranges. Nestled in the Himalayan bosom, Kufri is one of Himachal's most beautiful places to visit.Surrounded by beautiful snow-capped mountains on all three sides, this National Park is home to nearly 31 animal species and over 150 bird species. By visiting the Green Valley or the town of Fagu in Kufri, which boasts stunning forests and a large population of birds, the lover of nature can further satisfy his tastes.

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Viceregal Lodge

- Shimla

"Viceregal Lodge, easily the most historically important building in Shimla, was once the summer residence of the Indian Viceroy who ruled India from 1888 to 1946. The Mock-Tudor state mansion, surrounded by impeccably tended gardens, is easily the most significant in the list of places to visit in Shimla, a refuge for historical and architectural buffs. Also known as the Rashtrapati Niwas (the President’s residence), Viceregal Lodge enjoys its position at the second highest point in Shimla, first being Jakhoo Hill.

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Tara Devi Temple

- Shimla

It is one of Shimla's most renowned and religious places to visit. It is located on the Kalka-Shimla highway, about 20 minutes by car from Shimla. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Tara and highly respected by people who come to visit Shimla and the local dwellers, perched atop a hilltop near Shimla.

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Chail Wildlife Sanctuary

- Chail

Chail Wildlife Sanctuary, formerly a hunting ground for the Maharaja of Patiala, is among the country's least recognised wildlife sanctuaries. It is undoubtedly one of the most well-preserved wildlife sanctuaries, situated 63 km from Shimla in Himachal Pradesh, and is home to an opulent array of flora and fauna and is one of the best places to visit in Chail.A range of fauna and flora is home to the Chail Wildlife Sanctuary. European red deer, wild boar, goral, spotted deer, sambar, common langur, Himalayan black bear, flying squirrel, Indian porcupine, etc. are some of the park's most prominent animal species. Local Pine and Deodar trees provide the flora it hosts.

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Kali ka Tibba

- Chail

Kali Ka Tibba is perched on top of Mountain Blossom in Chail, making for a very nice picture. This secluded destination, dedicated to the goddess Kali, is the perfect way to attain that peace and quiet away from the crowds of tourists and is one of the best places to visit in Chail.It's a fun activity to trek up to this serene location and you can meet different species of animals on your way up. Angling and horse riding in the vicinity of Kali ka Tibba are also very common.

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Gateway of India

- Mumbai

" The Gateway of India is a landmark denoting the key ports of India and is a remarkable holiday destination for tourists who unexpectedly touch India's foundation. This landmark spoke to the greatness of the British Raj in India at a certain point in time. These days, a most beloved location for locals, and this landmark draws in vendors, food stalls and photography buffs as well.A large curve, with a height of 26 m, constitutes the design plan of the Gateway of India. In yellow basalt and insoluble cement, the landmark is carved. The basic arrangement is outlined in the Indo-Saracenic design of the Gateway of India.

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Siddhivinayak Temple

- Mumbai

A Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shri Ganesh is a lasting testament to architecture and elegance. Established in 1801, every single day, the temple entertains thousands of devotees. Even actors in Bollywood, as well as other famous personalities, climb up to the temple to seek blessings and offer their magnetism to Lord Ganesha.The first construction of the Siddhivinayak Temple was a small 3.6 m x 3.6 m square block structure with an arch moulded block shikhara, built on 19 November 1801. The sanctuary was run by Laxman Vithu Patil, a temporary worker.

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Deeksha Bhoomi

- Nagpur

Ramtek is located on the top of a hill, inside a fort on the outskirts of Nagpur City, a fort - temple. This makes it a relaxing place and also makes it suitable for a picnic with family and friends for one day. Lord Rama remains the primary deity of this temple as it is believed that before starting his journey to conquer Lanka, he had rested here for a brief amount of time.

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Khindsi Lake

- Nagpur

There are lakes in the city of Nagpur. Khindsi Lake, about 40 kilometres from the city centre, is one of the names on this list of lakes. As all facilities are made available for tourists, it can be counted as one of the most popular tourist places in Nagpur - right from accommodation to a resort, from restaurants to an amusement park, and other attractions.

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Aga Khan Palace

- Pune

An important part of Pune tourism, the mighty monument is also regarded as a sparkling jewel in Indian history that was closely linked to the Indian freedom movement as it served as a prison for Mahatma Gandhi and his wife, his secretary, and Sarojini Naidu. In this palace, Kasturba Gandhi and Mahadev Desai, the secretary, died.The palace was declared a monument of national importance in 2003 by the Archaeological Survey of India. The brilliant mind behind the birth of this majestic monument, Aga Khan, gave the palace to the Indian people in 1969 as a mark of respect for Gandhi and his philosophy, and now the palace holds the vast collection of memories and it is a memorial on Gandhi where his ashes were kept.

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Lal Mahal

- Pune

One of the famous tourist places in Pune, which has a different name as the Red Palace, is Lal Mahal. It is a beautiful monument set up for his wife and son in 1630 AD by Shivaji Maharaj's father, Shahaji Bhosale. Shivaji Maharaj lived here for a long time, until his first fort was captured.Pune Municipal Corporation was the one who reconstructed the present Lal Mahal and the building was started in 1984 and finished in 1988. After an encounter between Shivaji and Shaista Khan, the Lal Mahal became an important part of history when the former cut off the fingers of the latter and tried to escape from the Lal Mahal window.The new palace exhibits a series of large oil paintings focused on the significant events that took place in Shivaji's life. The Jijamata Garden is now known as a children's recreational park.

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Explore Parvati Hill

- Pune

" One of the popular Pune visiting places is this beautiful lush green hill. Not only is the place popular for hiking and escaping into nature, but it is famous at the top of the summit for its ancient Paravati Temple. This temple was built during the time of the Peshwas and it is one of the best places in Pune, situated at about 2,100 ft. above sea level.Seeing the sunset from this hilltop, which can be reached after a climb of about 103 steps, is one of the best activities in Pune. There are other temples at the top as well, such as Devdeveshwar temple, Kartikeya temple, and Vishnu temple. Don't skip the Peshwa Museum to see the portraits and displays of the rulers of Peshwa's glorious life.

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Ramkund

- Nashik

Ramkund, the sacred bathing ghat in Nashik, is situated on the bank of the River Godavari. The place is considered to be Nashik's most sacred place and is surrounded by folklore and different mythological stories.

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Sula Vineyard

- Nashik

"The Sula Vineyard is the very first winery established in the city, located in the beautiful city of Nashik, and is one of the famous places to visit in Nashik. The vineyard's history dates back to 1999, when it initially began operations. The place provides its visitors with wine tastings as well as exciting tours throughout the year. At the restaurants and resort located on the vineyard property, visitors can enjoy a lovely stay and great food.

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Dudhsagar Falls

- Nashik

One of the most captivating Nashik tourist places you can visit is Dudhsagar Falls, also known as Someshwar Falls. Just 9 km away from Nashik Central Bus Station, the waterfall is 10 metres high.During the monsoon, the best time to visit Dudhsagar Falls is when everything around the place becomes more beautiful and attractive. Dudhsagar Waterfall is a popular hangout in the region and is one of Nashik's most popular places to visit.

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Tiger's Leap

- Lonavala

This place is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Lonavala, offering unparalleled beauty. This mountain is mostly recognised as the Tiger's Leap, a link to get the best views of the trees, the greenery, and the frothing cascades."" In Nashik, there are many things to do, but white water rafting is by far the city's best experience. Held on the Vaitarna River by the Adventure Camp Zone, the camp has the best facilities to provide a marvellous experience. In the turbulent waters, you can also experience cliff jumping and swimming. It's a great experience, and at least once in a lifetime, you should definitely try it.

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Rajmachi Fort

- Lonavala

Rajmachi Fort should top the list of must-visit places in Lonavala if you visit Lonavala, as it brings forth some of the greatest architectural ideas belonging to the old centuries and the faultless serenity protecting the well of the fort. It is one of the most visited historical forts, perched on a rugged hill lying in the Sahyadri Mountain.A large Machi, or plateau, surrounds two forts. Udhewadi, which is a small village that accommodates 22 houses at the southern foot of Manaranjan Balekilla, is a popular name you can hear here. In order to attain the state of paradise, nature lovers, adventure junkies, campers, offbeat visitors and families come to Rajmachi as the aura of nature surrounding the fort is simply incredible.

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Aamby Valley

- Lonavala

Aamby Valley township is the unbeatable one in the series of tourist locations in Lonavala, frequented by many as a one-stop-shop for a day full of entertainment. Even though set in the laps of nature, this place has been sculpted into a man-made environment city into urban lavishness which is special and exotic.

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Tansa Lake

- Thane

The lake is artificial and surrounded by dense forests, so a wildlife sanctuary has been declared in the area. The remote location of the lake means that endangered animal and bird species are frequently seen, making it a must-visit destination for wildlife lovers as well.

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Bassein Fort

- Thane

Bassein Fort or Vasai Fort, founded by the Yadavas of Devagiri in 1184, is also a popular shooting location where scenes from some popular Bollywood movies have been filmed. While the fort complex is now in ruins, you're going to have a great time here indulging in photography.

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Thane Creek

- Thane

Thane Creek is one of the most sought after tourist spots in Thane, an inlet separating Mumbai from the Indian Mainland. During the sunset, Thane Creek features a captivating landscape worth witnessing. A bird sanctuary called Thane Creek Flamingo Bird Sanctuary, which is a bird watching paradise, has been declared to be a big part of the creek.

Things To Do In India

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Visit City Forest

- Ghaziabad

If you are tired with the city's hectic schedule then a visit to this city forest is a perfect getaway for you. We are sure that at the beginning you might get a little confused with its name, but the place is guaranteed to give you pleasure. This place is cloaked in natural beauty, it is a perfect place to visit for all the nature lovers as you can spend your day amidst nature. Not only this but the beautiful lake promises lots of fun, especially boating. This is a beautiful place to arrange a picnic with your loved ones. One can also experience the joy of horse riding and cycling.

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Visit Dadri

- Ghaziabad

Dadri is situated around 19 km (11.8 miles) from Ghaziabad. It is known for the world’s largest power project and is managed by the National Thermal Power Corporation. The coal fire thermal power plant generates 840 MW of electric power and 830 MW is generated by the gas-fired plant. There is two cement producing industrial level factories located here. The city played an important role in the struggle for freedom in 1857 when King Umrao Singh Bhati fought against the British. No doubt that this place is a perfect one to visit for all the history lovers.

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Visit Dasna

- Ghaziabad

Dasna is located around 10 km (6 mi) from Ghaziabad. The historic site was set up by the Rajput King, Salaris. The local people believe the story, of how the king arrived on the banks of the River Ganges to cure his leprosy and fell in love with the place so deeply that he constructed a fort for himself on the banks. After Salarsi’s rule, the fort and village came under the control of Ahmad Shah Abdali in 1760. You can reach this site via state-run buses.

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Spend a Day at Bhole ki Jhaal

- Meerut

Bhole ki Jhaal is a dam in Meerut that provides electricity for most regions of the city and is also locally known as Salawa ki Jhaal. This place makes for a great rehabilitation area and is pretty famous amongst both locals as well as visitors coming from different cities. Bhole ki Jhaal is a popular spot for people to have picnics and is an ideal spot to hang out with family. The water from the dam is not too deep and you can easily swim and play in it. People also visit this place in the morning to grab yourself a hot cup of tea and pakodas. You will see a lot of monkeys in the area as well that you can feed and before leaving you must visit the beautiful Shiva Temple close to the dam.

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Visit Fantasy World Water Park

- Meerut

If you love visiting waterparks then this is the correct place for you. You can plan a day trip to Fantasy World Water Park with your family. This amusement park in Meerut is one of the best in the city and is enjoyed by many who seek a thrill. If adventure is what you are looking for, this water park is a must-visit as it boasts of some of the most thrilling water rides and slides; there are rides like turbo tunnel, big slash, dragon swing and so much more. This is the best place to be in during the hot summers, one can enjoy the pools in the park as well as the rain dance for some entertainment. The water park also consists of restaurants that have multi cuisines and multiple options.

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Visit an Old Basilica

- Meerut

If you think there are too many temples in Meerut, you’d be excited to know that there is a beautiful Basilica right around the corner. Also known as the Church among the Churches, the Basilica of Our Lady of Graces is a famous place of worship and one of the oldest churches in Meerut. This church is dedicated to the Virgin Mary and offers a serene atmosphere that people love. The structure has a notable architecture with several statues inside the church as well. This structure as built by Begum Samru, a Muslim girl who married a European soldier and later converted to a Roman Catholic. The Basilica of Our Lady of Graces is one of the biggest churches in northern India.

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Witness The Charm Of Taj Mahal

- Agra

The massive ivory-white structure” renowned as the symbol of unconditional love, was built by Emperor Shah Jahan in the loving memory of his third wife Mumtaz Mahal. This mausoleum is one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Often called the “Jewel of Muslim artistry”, this monument is a frequented tourist spot by people, from all the vertices of the earth. Laced with beautiful lush green gardens and, scintillating fountains the beauty of the edifice is miraculous. Marking its significance in history, this monument was crafted by more than 20,000 artisans and architects exhibit excellent skill-set of the Mughal architectural style.

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Visit Kinari Bazaar

- Agra

“Buzzing Market”, the Kinari Bazaar, is well-stocked with all the essentials and traditional stuff. Undoubtedly a perfect place for a shopaholic, as here you can find A to Z items like lehengas, dupattas, salwar kameez, kurtas, sherwanis and what not. As you enter the market you will get awestruck by the colourful outfits, beautifully laced with gold and silver. You will always end up with a bag full of goods as this market will never disappoint you with its charm.

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Enjoy watching The Mughal Era At Kalakriti Dance Drama Show

- Agra

One of the best things to do in Agra is watching the Kalakriti Dance Drama show, Mohabbat The Taj. The exceptional dramatics by the artisans will take you back to the Mughal era, through their vigorous performance. This power-packed performance of 80 artisans, accompanied by the advanced technology gives a lively appearance and, lasts for about 1 hour and 20 minutes. Here, you can choose from various seat options namely silver, gold and, platinum classes.

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Bijasen Tekri Temple

- Indore

Connect with your spiritual side by visiting Bijasen Tekri Temple that is a great specimen of architectural brilliance. It is one of the best tourist places in Indore, and it is believed that if you pray here with complete devotion, you can get your lost eyesight back. This temple is dedicated to Bijasan Mata, who is known to be an incarnation of Durga. The temple was built around 1920, and it stands atop an 800 foothill. You have to climb up more than three hundred staircases to reach the temple.

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Crescent Water Park

- Indore

This is the best destination for the fun-lovers and families looking to have the best adventure and thrill. It has water rides, splash pools, and spray grounds where you can have the best time of your life. The water park also features a rain dance area where you can shake your hips to your favourite songs. You can also play indoor arcade games like air-hockey and video games. Kids can have ultimate fun at the kiddies pool, or they can even accompany you on the family slide.

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Chhatri Bagh

- Indore

Chhatri Bagh was earlier a cremation site for the Holkar Kings, but now it has been transformed into a park. It is located near the Khan river and features dome-shaped chhatris of cenotaphs. The cenotaphs have pyramidal spires on the top, and they are lit in the evening to showcase their full glory. The bagh also features a beautiful fountain that is set in motion during the evening.

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Shop at the famous market Hazratganj

- Lucknow

Hazaratganj is a major shopping district in the heart of Lucknow. It was first established in 1810 by Nawab Saadat Ali Khan, who had acquired the throne with the help of the British in January 1798. Named after Hazrat Ali, the fourth caliph, this market has several lanes that were historically bohemian, frequented by artists and patrons of music, perfumes and poetry. Throughout the ages, this market was a favourite of British officials, Nawabs, and zamindars alike for leisurely walks through the centre of town. Today, Hazratganj is a busy area where you’ll find a high concentration of Lucknow’s local bazaars. Shoppers may walk away with a traditional white Chikan (a type of hand embroidery using cutwork and shadow work), or a brand new kurta or saree.

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Soak in the Grandiose of Rumi Darwaza

- Lucknow

The famed archways of Rumi Darwaza stand tall and in all its grandeur to this day; despite the extra fittings of iron and steel to support its magnificent structure. Built in the year 1784, it is one of the most impressive historical places in Lucknow.

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Learn about celestial objects and planets at Indira Gandhi Planetarium

- Lucknow

Intergalactic stars and universe excite the space nerd in you? The next places to visit in Lucknow will be the Indira Gandhi Planetarium. Unlike other planetariums all over India, this one is built to imitate the planet Saturn. Yes, you read that right. The architecture of the entire structure was designed in a way that it resembles this beautiful planet, complete with all its outer rings.

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Visit Brahmaputra Market

- Noida

Brahmaputra Market is one of the perfect places to visit for every food lover. Brahmaputra Market is lined with street-side food vendors preparing sizzling, mouth-watering food right after the dusk. Take a stroll here in the evening and munch on spicy gol gappas, chats, dahi vallas or succulent kebabs. There are stalls which serve you piping hot biryanis, and kathi rolls; there is no dearth to the food varieties here.

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Go Bird Watching At The Okhla Bird Sanctuary

- Noida

Also known as the Shahid Chandra Shekhar Azad Bird Sanctuary, there have been various sightings of rare birds in the area, including the critically endangered white-rumped vulture and Indian vulture, vulnerable species like Baikal teal, Baer’s pochard, sarus crane, sociable lapwing, lesser adjutant, bristled grassbird and Finn’s weaver, and near-threatened status birds like ferruginous pochard, black-bellied tern etc. This makes the Okhla Bird Sanctuary a favourite choice in tourist places in Noida and offers a brilliant spot to the photographers as well as nature lovers.

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Shop your favourites at DLF Mall

- Noida

DLF Mall of India, said to be the ‘largest mall of India’ & is the perfect place for all of you looking for some retail therapy and among the fun things to do in Noida. This is the one place that promises all the high-end brands under one roof. And if you get tired after all that shopping head over to their massively spread food court where you will be spoilt for choice.

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Visit Sri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple

- Mathura

Plan a visit to this Holy Temple. The temple is believed to be the birthplace of Lord Shri Krishna and it is considered the holiest place in Mathura. Other attractions here are a marble statue of Lord Krishna as well as small shrines of various Gods and Goddesses. To see the place at its best, try to visit it during one of the major festivals such as Diwali or Holi. Celebrations begin during mid-night with the birth of Bhagwan.

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Visit Gita Mandir

- Mathura

This famous red sandstone structure is also known as the Birla Mandir, this is a popular attraction thanks to its beautiful structures and heritage. One of the main sights is the 18 chapters of Bhagavad Gita inscribed and illustrated on the pillars of the temple. The red sandstone structure has a lot of intricate carvings and although it is located on the outskirts of Mathura, it is still one of the most visited tourist spots of the city. Here you can also find idols of Lord Krishna, Narayana, Rama, Goddess Lakshmi, and Sita.

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Tour Of The Oldest Temple

- Varanasi

Kashi Vishwanath Temple is one of the most popular and sacred Hindu Temples in Varanasi which is said to be a sincere dedication to Lord Shiva. It gracefully lies on the western bank of the river Ganges. There are altogether 12 Jyotirlingas (Holiest Shiva Temples) in the globe and the sacred Kashi Vishwanath Temple is one of them. Varanasi was once known as Kashi hence the name of the temple itself was inherited from there. Several visitors pay their tribute to Lord Shiva throughout the year and the place is often known to be extremely crowded. If Varanasi is a hub of temples then Kashi Vishwanath Temple has to be the most visited temple amongst all.

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Take Bath In The Ganges

- Varanasi

As we all are aware, the great Ganges is a very sacred river in Hinduism and it is widely believed to wash away our sins only by taking a bath in the waters of the holy Ganges River. The Ganges is known to offer spiritual charm to Varanasi for decades. Believers are seen chanting prayers to appease and get blessings from the River Goddess. It is highly considered to be of salvation and purification and there is an endless number of pilgrims throughout the year visiting the Ganges.

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Taste Street Food

- Varanasi

The ghats of Varanasi are little paradise for foodies. There is an endless variety of local street food that you will get to enjoy in the streets of Varanasi. From crispy kachoris to spicy aloo puri, gorge on yummy local cuisine served with love and. The best part is that the food in Varanasi is so cheap. You can get a plat of puri aloo for only rupees ten. Nobody ever starves in Varanasi. That’s for sure. It is one of the most adventurous things to do in Varanasi if you ask your taste buds.

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Blue World Theme Park

- Kanpur

A top vacation destination among places to visit in Kanpur, the Blue World Theme Park is packed with several entertainment choices. Adventure rides, spectacular shows, photogenic fountains and water pools, toy train rides, laser shows and other attractions within a vast 25 acres enclosure make the Blue World Theme Park a superbly enjoyable day-long getaway with friends and family.

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Jain Glass Temple

- Kanpur

The Jain Glass Temple of Kanpur, a regally beautiful structure, was built by the Jain community in reverence to the 24 Tirthankaras of the Jain tradition. Inside the ornate temple, you can find the statues embodying Bhagwan Mahavir and the Tirthankaras under a massive canopy on a marble platform. Just 4 km away from the city center, this temple among places to visit in Kanpur is an astonishing architectural masterpiece, made entirely from glass and enamel!

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Kanpur Memorial Church

- Kanpur

One of the much-cherished tourist places in Kanpur, the Kanpur Memorial Church is a historical Anglican Church built in the year 1875. Visit this site to note its ornate Gothic architecture, the verdant garden surroundings, and the brilliant sculpture of an Angel in the front by Carlo Marochetti. The church was erected to pay homage to British soldiers who laid down their lives at the battle of 1857.

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Paragliding – Fly In The Sky

- Dehradun

Soar high into the infinite sky whilst enjoying panoramic views of the valley. Aerial views of the enchanting beauty of Mussoorie, Chakrata ,Tehri and Rishikesh are absolutely spellbinding and cannot be missed from the list of things to do in Dehradun in one day. You can enjoy paragliding on your way from Dehradun to Mussoorie.

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Go For A Jungle Safari at Rajaji National Park

- Dehradun

Cradled in the lap of the Shivaliks and the Himalayas, Rajaji National Park proffers the opportunity to embrace mother nature in all her glory. This unique experience lets one witness nature’s brilliance away from the hustle and bustle of city life thereby making it impossible to skip from one’s Dehradun trip. If you are a nature enthusiast, do add this to your list.

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Shop at Bara Bazar

- Haridwar

Although Haridwar does not boast of high-end malls, you can still get everything that is needed at the bustling Bara Bazar. The innumerable shops at this lively market sell religious paraphernalia, Ayurvedic medicines, wooden items, handicrafts, ornaments, etc. Rudraksha and peda (sweet) are two of the most popular things bought by visitors, including foreign travellers. Apart from shops, you will also find a number of restaurants where you can relish hot samosa, kachori-sabji, choley-bhature, etc. Besides Bara Bazar, there are various other local markets, such as Moti Bazar, Kankhal Bazar and Jwalapur Bazar that you can visit to experience the old-world charm of Haridwar.

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Visit Shantikunj

- Haridwar

One of the most popular spiritual and moral enlightenment centres in the world is Shantikunj in Haridwar. Established in 1971, it is the headquarters of All World Gayatri Pariwar (AWGP) that has millions of followers across the world. The centre propagates national integration as well as cultural and ethical values apart from spiritual and moral upliftment. Shantikunj also has a research institute (Brahmavarchas Shodh Sansthan) and a residential university (Dev Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya).

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Visit Mansa Devi Temple

- Haridwar

Mansa Devi Temple atop the Bilwa Parvat on the Shivalik Hills, and owing to its location it is also known as the Bilwa Tirth. This Siddh Peeth is dedicated to Goddess Mansa, who is believed to be a form of Goddess Shakti and is said to have been created from Lord Shiva’s mind. It is one of the most revered temples in North India as devotees firmly believe that all their wishes are granted by Goddess Mansa (the name of the deity means wish). You can either reach this temple on the hilltop by trekking or by taking the ropeway, which is one of the unmissable things to do in Haridwar.

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Spend a Day at Alipore Zoo

- Kolkata

The Alipore Zoo is also sometimes called the Calcutta Zoo or the Zoological Garden of Alipore. It is India’s oldest ever zoological park and surely one of the best places to visit in South Kolkata.The many exotic animals living here include the Royal Bengal Tigers, white tigers, Asian elephants, one-horned rhinoceros, zebras, antelopes, and deer. Apart from these animals, the park is also home to bird species like Macaws, Swinhoe’s Pheasant, Lorikeets, Lady Amherst’s Pheasants, Ostriches, Emus, Hornbills, and even the Sarus Cranes that migrate here during winters. A sheer delight for families traveling to Kolkata, this park and its numerous wild animals always manage to bring a smile on the faces of youngsters and children.

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Admire Wildlife In Their Natural Habitat at Sundarbans

- Kolkata

Sundarbans is the largest river delta and an estuarine mangrove in the world that gives one of the best wildlife experiences in India. One of the natural wonders of the world as well as a UNESCO World Heritage Site of Bangladesh, this is a pharaonic forest in the coastal region of Bay of Bengal and visiting this is surely one of those things that are a must do in Kolkata. Going for spotting distinguished varieties of Flora and Fauna here, especially the royal Bengal tigers, is one of the best things to do in Kolkata for the lovers of wildlife.

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Shop Your Heart Out at Park Street

- Kolkata

If you are looking for things to do in Kolkata for couples then shopping is one of them. Park Street is an infamous boulevard in the city of Kolkata that serves as a harbor for the shopping maniacs. Let your heavy pockets turn light while you run amok on a shopping spree till time unhinged. Some of the best things to buy in Kolkata include sweets, jute craft items, books, terracotta structures, traditional sarees, tea, paper mâché masks, Dokra, and more. Other than shopping, it’s a place where you can truly witness the grand Christmas celebrations.

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Enjoy at SkyJumper Trampoline Park

- Gurgaon

A name that has always been associated with trampolines, SkyJumper was the pioneer in the world of trampolines and trampoline parks in India. While ensuring you uninterrupted moments of fun, fitness and thrill, SkyJumper prioritises safety and over everything. Ideal for age groups above 3, the place also caters to the requirements of people across all fitness levels. In addition to hosting regular trampoline fitness and gymnastics coaching lessons, SkyJumper is also a common pick for birthday parties, social gatherings and event corporate events.

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Spend some time at Vapour Bar Exchange

- Gurgaon

Being one of the top restaurants in Gurgaon, Vapour Bar Exchange can be one of the best places to visit in Gurgaon near Golf Course Road. It is a microbrewery and offers a casual dining experience to its visitors. This place has been serving its guests with brewed beer starting from dark stout to classical Indian pale. With the perfect blend of original and innovative flavour that goes good with the food palate of the audience, Vapour Bar Exchange sets the perfect mood for the guests.

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Oysters Beach Water Park

- Gurgaon

This amazing amusement park is a swanky reincarnation of the iconic Appu Ghar and is amongst the most fun places to visit in Gurgaon. Spread over a whopping one million sqft. area, this is a beach-themed water park that claims to have India’s tallest and fastest water ride ‘Sky Fall’, which is a 90 ft. slide. Another attraction here is the dizzying ‘Oh My Gurgaon’ ride. Besides these, there is a wave pool, faux beach, float slides, and fun games like Zor Ball, beach volleyball, etc. The place has an amazing array of food offerings including Oriental, Italian, and Indian cuisines served at its high and low tide restaurants.

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Visit Shirdi Sai Baba Temple

- Faridabad

Shirdi Sai Baba Temple in Faridabad is one of the most popular religious sites in the city that attracts visitors year-round. Built over an area of 3 acres, the beautifully designed temple with the main shrine and a large hall is made of white, green and yellow coloured marble stones.

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Visit to Raja Nahar Singh Palace

- Faridabad

Raja Nahar Singh Palace, also known as Ballabhgarh Fort Palace, is a heritage property named after the legendary Indian rebellion of 1857. The construction of this double-storeyed sandstone structure with Darbar-e-Aam, Rang Mahal, minarets and cupolas began during the reign of the Jat king Bao Balram in the 18th century and continued in phases till the mid-19th century. After the restoration work done by the well-known architectural restorer Aman Nath and his French partner Francis Wacziarg, this historical property has been converted into a popular motel-cum-restaurant that provides you a glimpse into the regal past of this region. The Kartik Cultural Festival held during the autumn season at this fort palace is a major crowd puller.

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Play Cricket at Nahar Singh Cricket Stadium

- Faridabad

Nahar Singh Cricket Stadium is one of the popular places to visit in Faridabad that attracts visitors year-round, especially cricket buffs. Named after the famous Indian rebellion of 1857, the stadium was built in 1981 with 6 centre and 3 practice pitches and a seating capacity of 25,000 spectators.

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Study Buddhist Origins at Dhauli Giri

- Bhubaneswar

Dhauli Giri is a Buddhist structure built jointly in the year 1972 by the Japan Buddha Sangh and the Kalinga Nippon Buddha Sangh. It is well-known as the peace pagoda. Its structure has a stupa which is a mushroom-like dome and ornamented with stone panels. The main panels are decorated with an elephant pageant, a resting Buddha, a Bodhi tree, and the footprints of Buddha bearing the chakra. The panels also exhibit Emperor Ashoka abandoning war and presenting his sword to Buddha at Dhauli Giri. Exploring the ancient sculpture and diverse art forms at this place is one of the best things to do in Bhubaneswar.

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Shop Till You Drop

- Bhubaneswar

Exploring a new city and not collecting souvenirs is a trip wasted. One of the most enthralling activities in this list of fun things to do in Bhubaneswar is shopping. You can buy a lot of things like Handloom, handicrafts products, local artist’s products, traditional dresses, and jewelry, whiskey bottle paintings and Sambalpuri sarees. For traditional sarees, Ekamra Haat is the best spot and you can also buy wooden products and items for decorating your house. Another famous shop for saree shopping is Saree Mandir and you can buy cotton Ikkat and Sambalpuri sarees here.

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Try Go-Karting at Jhoom Sports Club

- Bhubaneswar

For all the adventure buffs, Jhoom Sports Club is the perfect spot. Jhoom Sports Club in Bhubaneswar offers all travelers the chance to try their hand at go-karting, Atv ride, horse riding, and snooker. A club with cool vibes, Jhoom Sports club is one of the most visited places by locals as there are a lot of enticing activities that they can try here. This club has amazing tracks for go-karting and you will surely have a blast at this place. If riding a horse is your idea of having fun then you can try horse riding at Jhoom Sports Club.

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Enjoy at Hardy’s World

- Ludhiana

The largest water park in Punjab, Hardy’s World is the best place to go to in Ludhiana especially in summers. Its water rides fascinate everyone. The main attractions of this amazing water park are float in the endless river and plummet down water slides. This water park consists of the worlds largest uphill coaster that blows away people’s mind. The park also has the 3rd largest indoor snow city of India that allows the tourist to get a feel of extreme winters while they enjoy skating on the ice and snow.

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Visit Punjab’s Agricultural University Museum

- Ludhiana

The Punjab Agricultural University is the third oldest agricultural university of India. It consists of a museum which depicts India’s agricultural development since the time of independence. The museum attracts tourists especially because of the lush green surroundings around the museum where the tourists can relax and enjoy a good time, especially with the family.

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Relax at Nehru Rose Garden

- Ludhiana

Nehru Rose Garden is one of the largest rose gardens. The garden was formed in the memory of the great Indian freedom fighter, Jawaharlal Nehru. This beautiful garden spans across 30 acres of land with more than 17,000 varieties of trees and plants. Out of these 1600 are different varieties of roses itself. Offering lush green beauty with a clear sky, it helps the tourists to relax and have a good time in this carefree environment. The garden consists of other attractions as well like musical fountains, walkways, etc.

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Spend a Day at Sun City Park

- Amritsar

One of the most fun places to visit in Amritsar, this 12-acre waterpark and theme park is one of the top places with adventure and fun activities in Amritsar. Sun City Park has around 14 fun and adventurous rides which can be enjoyed by people of all the age-groups. There are two places in Sun City Park - Theme Park and Water Park. Both these places are filled with many adventure places.

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Enjoy at Thunder Zone Amusement and Water Park

- Amritsar

One of the most wonderful and fun places to visit in the city, Thunder Zone Amusement and Water Park is filled with fun rides and other adventures. It is located on the outskirts of Amritsar and is spread over an area of 12-acres. With 4-giant swimming pools and more than 20 fun rides, Thunder Zone Amusement and Water Park is one of the most popular water parks in North-India.

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pay your visit at Partition Museum

- Amritsar

The Partition Museum is located in the city of Amritsar and is one of the most popular places to visit in Amritsar. The museum aims at keeping the various important documents, story materials and other things related to the partition of India and Pakistan. The primary reason to establish this museum was to remember those who were affected by the India-Pakistan partition. The Arts and Cultural Heritage Trust of the United Kingdom helped the Punjab Government to establish the museum.

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Gain knowledge at Government Museum

- Bangalore

Built in the year 1886, the museum houses few of the rare collections and represents multiple periods. 18 galleries in the museum comprise antique jewellery, Neolithic finds of varied civilizations and many others. Serving as one of the most famous places in Bangalore, the museum is a must visit.

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Wonder La Water Park

- Bangalore

Adventure on your mind? Take your family to Wonderla Bangalore, one of the best amusement parks and places to see in Bangalore. Luring in a large influx of youngsters and families year-round, this park is perfect for those who wish to experience an adrenaline rush in a world-class waterpark that is safe and inexpensive at the same time. The high-thrill dry rides of this park are the star attraction here, but it’s also famous for its numerous water rides and shows, and there are about 60 of such rides that you can enjoy here!

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Grips Go Karting

- Bangalore

There’s more to the Garden City than meets the eye. It has an adventurous side that not many know about. Grips Go Karting is one such amazing place here that offers go-karting to adventure enthusiasts and adrenaline junkies in a fun and safe environment. Racing enthusiasts can just pick a car of their choice and try their skills at one of the most famous adventure sports in Bangalore all at a very nominal fee. There is a range of karts available here, including those with a motorless mode. Other awesome tourist places in Bangalore for this activity are Race-Race Gokarting, E-Zone Club, and Patel Karting. You can also try your hand at bowling and paintball here.

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Railway Museum

- Mysore

Experience a very different kind of museum visit as you walk into the rail museum, one of the most visited places to visit in Mysore. Close to the city railway station in Mysore, this museum is the second one of its kind after the first one in New Delhi. It is more like an educational and informative tour through the making and functioning of locomotives in India. This museum also exhibits ancient locomotives and carriages that are still in working form and are being used by the Indian Railways even today.

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GRS Fantasy Park

- Mysore

One of its kind in the city of palaces, GRS Fantasy Park becomes the most exciting and enthralling tourist destinations to be visited in Mysore. With a number of land and water rides, it is a hub that will surely excite kids and satisfy their adventure levels beyond delight. It is a one stop destination that will occupy your entire day and make it a fun filled experience. This awesome fantasy park is a bridge between the modern and historical Mysore that we all know off.

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Mattancherry Palace

- Kochi

This Portuguese palace, also known as the Dutch Palace is one of the prime places to visit in Kochi due to its historic relevance. This quadrangular palace built in typical Kerala Nalukettu style has a courtyard in the centre where is seated the Pazhayannur Bhagavati' the goddess of Kochi royal family. The flooring of the palace is a sight to behold, as because it looks like polished black marble, but has been made the traditional Kerala way using burnt coconut shells, lime, charcoal, egg white etc giving a lasting finish. The reputation of the Palace is in the various murals painted in warm and rich colours the tempura style.

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Wonderla Amusement Park

- Kochi

This is one of the largest amusement parks in Kochi having water rides, land rides, 3D rides and several other fun rides to keep the visitors entertained. This is one of those places to visit in Kochi if you are accompanied by a kid or an adventure seeker by nature. Caterpillar village, adventures of Chikku, Dashin cars, Fire Brigade, Sky wheel, Windmill and wonder splash are a few of its major attraction. Weekends are filled with locals having a ball of a time with friends and family. The Wonderla Pass gives access to special discount packages with added enjoyment.

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relax at Andhakaranazhi Beach

- Kochi

This beach drawing several tourists is located in a coastal village, located 4km of Pattanakkad. The tall lighthouse in white and red grabs attention as it helps navigate the seamen at night. The Andhakaranazhi Beach happens to be a site for frequent shooting for Malayalam films, thus drawing more attention from the locals.Though seriously affected by the Tsunami in 2004, a brand new bridge and an aerial walkway have been constructed to the sea wall for a magnificent view of a dramatic sunset to cherish for a lifetime.

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Shaukat Mahal

- Bhopal

A beautiful anomaly of the Asian and Western architectural art amidst the predominance of Islamic architecture in Bhopal, Shaukat Mahal is one of the most frequented tourist places in Bhopal. Gracing the entrance of the famous Chowk area, the building, erected in Sikander Begum's reign, also exhibits a unique blend of Post Renaissance and Gothic styles, along with intricate carvings which adorn its glorious face.

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Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum

- Bhopal

One of the most famous places in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum is extremely well planned, and the works displayed have their roots in the tribal culture. It is advised to collect a brochure at the entrance in order to learn a few basics of the tribal life, which makes it easier to decipher the paintings.

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Sair Sapata

- Bhopal

Seated along the embankments of the Upper Lake, Sair Sapata is a major entertainment zone and tourist attraction in Bhopal. The complex hosts' various stimulating activities like bike racing, car dashing, boating, forest hiking, and more. It also showcases a beguiling musical fountain, children’s play area, a suspension bridge, and a toy train. Sair Sapata promises unmatched fun and entertainment for all, regardless of age. You can also spend some alone time here with your loved one as it is among the beautiful places to visit in Bhopal for couples.

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Gorge On Baked Goods at Ellora's

- Dehradun

Among the various offbeat things to do in Dehradun, trying out bakery goods from Ellora’s Melting Moments cannot be skipped. Drown your taste buds in the rich and creamy goodness of Plum Cake, Brownies and Cream Rolls for that free ride to the chocolate heaven! And you would definitely come back to Dehradun just for this delicious bakery.

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Chandni Chowk - Shopping and enjoy the food at Paranthe wali gali

- Delhi

The buzzing street is famous for wholesale market and delicious ,flavoursome and mouth - watering variety of food. This is one of the oldest and world famous for shopping and soak up life. We bet you have the most memorable experience in this busy yet energetic and lively market.

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Chandni Chowk - Shopping and enjoy the food at Paranthe wali gali

- Delhi

The buzzing street is famous for wholesale market and delicious ,flavoursome and mouth - watering variety of food. This is one of the oldest and world famous for shopping and soak up life. We bet you have the most memorable experience in this busy yet energetic and lively market.

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Visit Dilli Haat

- Delhi

Dilli Haat is an open-air market, food plaza, and craft bazaar located in Delhi. It has entrnace fee too.The area is run by Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation, and unlike the traditional weekly market, the village Haat, Dilli Haat is permanent.It invokes the vibes of a traditional village fair and is a haven for foodies and shopaholics. This market offers a wide range of handloom products and traditional crafts, including sandalwood and rosewood carvings, beads, gems, metalcrafts, and brassware items.It is having shops and foos stalls of different states of the coutry offering the specialities to the tourist and visitors.

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Explore Jantar Mantar

- Delhi

Jantar Mantar (Yantra - instruments, mantra - formulae) was constructed in 1724. Maharaja Jai Singh of Jaipur who built this observatory.The Jantar Mantar is an equinoctial sundial, consisting of a gigantic triangular gnomon with the hypotenuse parallel to the Earth's axis. On either side of the gnomon is a quadrant of a circle, parallel to the plane of the equator. The instrument is intended to measure the time of day, correct to half a second and declination of the Sun and the other heavenly bodies.

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Hot Air Balloon Goa

- Goa

Fly above the horizon and discover Goa's pure atmosphere. Float above the clouds and enjoy the breathtaking views of lush green islands and the blue waters of Goa.More Details about Hot Air Balloon Goa Know Before You Go for Hot Air Balloon Goa Participants are requested to report at the venue at least 15 minutes prior to their chosen time slot. Timings must be strictly followed, as the activity is time constraint. Guidelines issued by the respective State-Government is to be followed. Social distancing to be maintained. Frequent hand sanitization and use of masks recommended. Any meals or transfers not mentioned in the itinerary are to be considered an exclusion in the deal. All foreign nationals must share their passport and visa details at the time of booking, and also upon arrival. ID proof is mandatory for each individual guest at the time of booking, and also upon arrival. PAN card will not be considered as a valid address proof. Any breakage or damage of any items will be charged at actuals. Participants are not allowed to carry any sharp object, lighter, alcohol, knife, etc. All charter are subject to river, sea, weather and prevailing security conditions on the day of charter. The management reserves the right, without assigning any reasons to cancel, advance, reschedule, delay the commencement or continuance of the cruise or alter the stopping place/s, to deviate from the journey route or to change the type of ship in use without thereby incurring any liability in damages or otherwise to the passengers & any other person on any grounds whatsoever. The management reserves the right to refuse to carry any person whom it considers unfit to travel or who in the opinion of the management may constitute a risk to the persons on board. Things To Carry for Hot Air Balloon Goa Water bottle Binoculars

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Experience Canyoning

- Goa

For hardened explorers only, canyoning is one of the extreme things to do in Goa.The sport involves jumping into a gushing waterfall and allows oneself to be carried downstream along with the flow of water. Once in a lifetime Moment it is! Well, you can try it in Goa in the calming environs of the Netravali wildlife sanctuary which is near the southernmost part of Goa i.e. Palolem.

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Amusing Water Sports

- Goa

One of the key factors why tourists visit Goa again and again is the availability of endless opportunities to indulge in water sports.Every other beach in Goa does provide the enjoyable water sports such as windsurfing, dinghy sailing, scuba diving, waterskiing, angling, parasailing, water scooter and swimming. Indulging in these activities is definitely one of the best things to do in Goa.

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Flying fox

- Jodhpur

Flying fox is a small adventure park which provides adventuorous sports activities.

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Kaylana Lake

- Jodhpur

Kaylana Lake is yet another artificial lake located in the west of Jodhpur city. It was constructed by Pratap Singh during the princely era of Jodhpur. It is a picturesque tourist place in Jodhpur. It is a paradise for birdwatching and beautiful sunrise and sunset .

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Tripolia Market

- Jodhpur

Tripolia Market in Jodhpur is the business sector that offers grouped and displayed products from traditional antiques and wooden handicrafts, batik sarees, high-quality papers, metal pieces, metal furniture and souvenirs, marble statues and models, beautiful arrays and fabrics, silver gems, well-known Rajasthani floor coverings compositions.

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Parasailing

- Jaisalmer

Ever imagine the golden view from almost 20 or 30 feet above in the air.Parasailing can't be missed in the Thar Desert in Jaisalmer and one of the exciting things to do in Jaisalmer.

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Feast on Rajasthani Cuisine

- Jaisalmer

Rajasthani dish is the one to die for. The rich culture refelects in thier cusine. The food is loaded with spices and aroma that makes you feel hungry. Relish the Rajasthani Thali will complete the tour to the State.

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Jaisalmer Fort

- Jaisalmer

In the fascinating land of sand , this fort is a major attraction for the tourist, if your in Jaisalmer then definitely visit this massive and ancient fort.Late Satyajit Ray, an Oscar winning filmmaker of the country quoted that Jaisalmer Fort is a Sonar Quila or The Golden Fortress as the structure is made from using yellow sandstone.The architecture of the fort is very complex which makes it look unique.

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Village Jeep Safari

- Jaipur

In Jaipur, with the Village jeep safari that takes one to visit local villages, a true Rajputana royal glory could be felt. Village homes, occupations, agricultural farms, people's lives, school visits and local panchayats can be found.

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Shopping Tour at Jaipur

- Jaipur

The flamboyant culture of Jaipur can be seen in the market.The authentic shopping experiences can be provided by the city’s old Bazaars/ Markets, an experience that is amongst the most authentic of all things to do in Jaipur. They are located within the walled expanses of the city and are known as ‘Badi’ and ‘Chhoti Chaupar’.

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A day at Chokhi Dhani

- Jaipur

The Chokhi Dhani is a magnificient resort having that rustic look and potryas the rich culture heritage of Rajasthan.It is here that you can indulge in camel or bullock cart rides, live performances, delightful puppet shows, peppy folk dances, magic shows and acrobatics of the village style.Lastly, the lip- smacking multi-cuisine of Rajasthan.

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Birdwatching at Ranthambore

- Ranthambore

Walk around the park and watch the beautiful migratory and resident birds of Ranthambore. Some of the famous birds which you can find here are the Nightjars, Indian courser, Woodpeckers, Painted Spurfowl, Indian Gray Hornbills, Indian skimmer, quails, larks, pipits, Ibis, prints and Finches etc.

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Admire Art at Ranthambore Schools of Art

- Jaipur

If you a artistic person,the art school is a must to visit. Acclaimed for its tiger paintings, this place is known for its efforts in generating awareness for conserving the endangered species in Ranthambore. The life changing experience of visiting Ranthambore School of Art is highly recommended to add on your travel itinerary to go back with a fulfilling experience of visiting this fascinating national park.

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Buy Handicrafts At Village Women Craft

- Jaipur

Visit the Village Women Craft and hand-pick the traditional handicrafts at the Village Women Craft, located in the RIICO Industrial Area of Sawai Madhopur, is a place where you can buy local handicrafts as well as arts created by the women in Ranthambore.

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Take A Sunset Boat Cruise at Lake Pichola

- Udaipur

Lake Pichola was built in 1362 and is surrounded by beautiful architectural work. This 3-mile long lake looks more enchanting during the night when the colourful lights give it the most elite look. The lake is enveloped by palaces, temples and bathing Ghats, and is surrounded by elevated hills on all sides.

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Visit Jagdish Temple

- Udaipur

Located inside the City Palace complex of Udaipur, this temple was built in 1651 by Maharana Jagat Singh. Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, this is the largest temple built in Udaipur and its gateway can be sited at the distance of 150 meters of the City Palace. It’s a three-storied temple and two giant stone elephants welcome its pilgrims.

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Revisit The History at Haldighati

- Udaipur

While here, you can pay your respects to the great warrior Maharana Pratap and his horse Chetak. Haldighati is where a severe battle was fought between Maharana Pratap and Raja Man Singh of Amber and also things to do in Udaipur.

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Trip to Sariska

- Alwar

The home of the Bengal Tiger and many other animals is the Sariska Tiger Reserve.You can get a chance to spot leopards, hyenas, antelopes, nilgai, and many more. So make atrip to this wildlife experience.

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Banana Boat Ride

- Alwar

During this water-drenching trip on Siliserh Lake, get your adrenaline flowing like never before with your family and friends.

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Water Zorbing In Alwar

- Alwar

Embark on this exciting activity of water zorbing at the Siliserh Lake and experience the thrill of walking or rolling in this giant ball across the lake.

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Pushkar Camel Fair

- Pushkar

The Pushkar Camel Fair, also known as Kartik Mela, is one of the most fascinating camel festivals in the country.The festival is an 8-day longflamboyant affair held in the month of November every year. This fair is organized every year to promote the local camel and cattle traders to do business during holy Kartik Purnima.

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Pushkar Bazaar

- Pushkar

The Pushkar Bazzar is one of the renowned market to visit,This market is famous for rose pulp. You can buy syrup and gulkhand which are a popular items.The market is also famous for the handicrafts and for the reasonable prices of the items.

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Hike to Pap Mochani Temple

- Pushkar

Go for a hike to Pap Mochani Temple for the panoramic views of Pushkar and the holy lake. The temple is painted bright pink and you can spot it from just about anywhere in the town.

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Tour to Akbar's Palace & Museum

- Ajmer

Archaeological Museum was established in 1949. Located in the Dil-e-Aaram Gardens of Ajmer, the museum is divided into three sections and it is one of the best Ajmer tourist places.According to legend, construction in 1153 took only two-and-a-half days. Others say it was named after a festival lasting two-and-a-half days. It was originally built as a Sanskrit college, but in 1198 Mohammed of Ghori seized Ajmer and converted the building into a mosque by adding a seven-arched wall covered with Islamic calligraphy in front of the pillared hall.

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Indulge In Boating

- Ajmer

This artificial lake provides stunning city views and has an accompanying magnetic vibe. Although you can just sit and soak up peace here, if you want to experience the best things to do in Ajmer, boating is an experience you can not afford to skip at all.

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Stay Like Royalty at Jagat Palace

- Ajmer

You shouldn't miss out on witnessing a royalty-like stay at the Jagat Palace. Offering a magnificent view of the sand dunes, this hotel provides princely comforts while staying away from the tourist crowd in the town of Ajmer. Among the best places to visit near Ajmer is this.

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Check Out the Miniature Art Studio

- Bikaner

Rajasthan is famous for miniature paintings.In this art studio you can see the cool minatures art.Palaces like Junagarh fort, Laxmi Niwas and Lalgarh had rooms with intricate art patterns on walls and ceilings.

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National Research Centre on Camel

- Bikaner

The National Research Centre on Camel is India’s only camel breeding farm.Here you can see the black and white camels too.It has about 230 camels of 3 distinct breeds.

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Try Bikaner’s Famous Namkeen – Bikaji ki Bhujia

- Bikaner

Bikaner’s namkeen – especially Bhujia is famous all over India for its taste.Try these tastefull bujia

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Take a Walk through Thalankuppam Pier

- Chennai

Thalankuppan, a small fishing hamlet located in the northern part of Chennai. This is the village where the Thalankuppam river meets the seait's a silent and one will lost in the serenity . One can avoid the buzz of the city life and have some calm n peacefull time at this place. This one is the must-visit places, a perfect place for lovers of peace and quiet.It is also popular among the South Indian Flim Industry.

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Enjoy Nature Photography at Ubbalamadugu Falls

- Chennai

In the woods of Siddulaiah Kona, this beautiful waterfall flows graciously and truly makes it a must to visit the place. it also serves as a sacred place among the Hindus; devotees visit this cascade during ‘Maha Shivratri’ and offer puja apart from the magical beauty of the waterfall.

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Fun Rides in MGM Dizee World

- Chennai

MGM Dizee World is an amusement parks and has water sports too.Thisplace offers the most amazing and fun- filled enjoyable rides. This place a must to visit to explore the kid side in you.

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Enjoy at Kaigal Falls

- Vellore

It is located in the district of Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh, the Kaigal fall is nestled amidst the Koundinya Wildlife sanctuary. The Kaigal waterfall derives its name from the village Kaigal, that surrounds it.

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Visit Archaeological Survey of India Museum

- Vellore

It is located near the Vellore Fort.It is the premier institution in India concentrating on archaeological researches, explorations, excavations and protection and preservation of monuments and sites of national importance. This museum exhibits different kinds of ancient stones, statues, stone carvings, coins and exhibits, as old as 1000 years, that enlighten us about history. None of the sculptures from the 8th century are said to survive. It takes at least 2 hours to walk around the museum and witness the rich past.

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Boating in Punganoor Lake

- Vellore

The Punganur Lake is the artifical lake and famous lake of Vellore.The man made lake covers nearly 60 sq. meters of land.You can have the liesure of boating in this serene lake. The one more attraction is the fountain.

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Spend an Fun-filled Day in Ramoji Film City

- Hyderabad

Ramoji Film City is a wonderful film city, the tourists to Hyderabad can enjoy the spellbinding view at this astonishing film city. You can involveyourself in an adventure activity too.Not only does the film town have a record-setting film studio, it is also renowned for both natural and artificial attractions. A visit to this beautiful destination is one of the best things to do in Hyderabad, with an integrated film studio, amusement park and hotel.

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Catch the Thrill of Go Karting in Runway 9

- Hyderabad

The go-karting experience is another fun activity on the list of things to do in Hyderabad! Runway 9, spread over five acres, is another exotic experience that will keep you drenched during the day with endless fun and excitement.For your fun and excitement, Runway 9 has a lot more in store with a range of events like Go Karting, Rock Climbing, Foos Ball, Bungy Trampoline, Laser Fighting, Roller Skating and many others.

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Enjoy Jungle Safari at Nehru Zoological Park

- Hyderabad

Nehru Zoological Park, founded back in 1959, is an excellent way to spend time in the midst of nature and its wonderful creations.Explore the park's wilderness, enjoy a jungle safari and spot some of the exotic species of wildlife such as the Indian Rhino, Asian Lion, Bengal Tiger, Panther, Indian Elephant, and many others.

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Visit Indira Gandhi Zoological Park

- Visakhapatnam

The Indira Gandhi Zoological Park is situated in the Kambalakonda district of Visakhapatnam. It attracts thousands of tourists each year as one of the best places to see in Vizag, and offers views of the eastern Ghats on its three sides and the Bay of Bengal on the fourth.A natural forest reserve outlook and an open serpentarium make this zoo a unique one in all of the country.From time to time, several educational events are organised here to educate young people about the local fauna and exotic but threatened species in the area. Visit here to get the most out of this park with a picnic basket.

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Visit Submarine Museum

- Visakhapatnam

The Submarine Museum (or 'Smritika') will find you standing prominently against the beautiful backdrop of Ramakrishna beach. The INS (Indian Naval Service) Kurusura Submarine, the first of its kind in all of South Asia, was a Soviet built-I-641 class Submarine, which was decommissioned after 31 years of service and converted into a fascinating public museum.

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Visit Tribes India

- Visakhapatnam

Tribes India, a government project, showcases the most beautiful genuine tribal art and handmade objects sculpted across the country's entire length and breadth by tribes. The items are all purchased directly from a tribal artisan, or from a primarily tribal group of artisans.Each piece is eco-friendly and made from raw materials that are naturally available; their fair prices also make for great souvenirs or gifts. It's a perfect place to buy products and clothes made naturally, and to get a feel for the rich heritage of the varied tribes of India.

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Funtasia Water Park

- Patna

The Funtasia Water Park is an exciting amusement and water park that provides a wide variety of activities to experience and enjoy a family fun and frolic day. It is also the first water park in Bihar state.Every week, the park draws hundreds of people for the various water slides, wave pool, swimming pools, water slides for children, two kids wave pool and restaurants for multi cuisine.

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Patna Museum

- Patna

Designed in the Mughal and Rajput architecture theme, the museum has numerous galleries containing masterpieces from the past. The Holy Relic Casket, with the sacred ashes of Lord Buddha and the lovely statue, Yakshani, are the most outstanding attractions of the site.The museum displays archaeological objects by various Hindu and Buddhist artists, such as coins, architectural items, sketches, tools, textiles, graces, bronze sculptures, and terracotta images.

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Patna Planetarium

- Patna

The Patna Planetarium is a very popular tourist attraction when you are in the city, constructed on a budget of about INR 15 crores. The Planetarium hosts numerous displays and film shows related to astronomy, the cosmos, etc.In addition, they arrange workshops for budding astronomers as well. The occasion of the eclipse and meteor shower is a safe place to observe. For those who are interested in Science and Cosmos and want to know and learn more about it, the planetarium is a wonderful place.

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Feel the positive vibes at the Nakshatra Van

- Ranchi

Nakshatra Van is an ancient idea that, by planting trees associated with each nakshatra, involves building and maintaining a garden or forest. There are 27 Nakshatras, according to the science of astrology, that influence living beings on earth in one way or another. By constructing the Nakshatra Van.Trees are aesthetically planted at the Nakshatra Van in Ranchi and arouse great interest and admiration from those who believe in astrology and those who merely visit to enjoy the beauty of nature. Located near Raj Bhawan in Ranchi, it is worth spending a few hours or more on the Nakshatra Van.

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Visit State Museum Hotwar

- Ranchi

If you are an ardent fan of History then you will love the State Museum, which, through a series of paintings, sculptures and more, traces Jharkhand's history, giving voice to Jharkhand's cultural, historical and archaeological heritage. Visitors can browse through their large library, which can hold up to 300 people.

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Chandigarh Ayurvedic Centre – Rejuvenate Your Soul

- Chandigarh

Take a healthy toll on your holidays and head to the Chandigarh Ayurvedic Centre for a healing session. This is one of Chandigarh's interesting things to do where the ayurvedic treatment provides the entire body with a holistic healing and balance. Not only this, the centre also offers all the applicable skills that can be adopted and exercised.

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Le Corbusier Centre – Know About The History

- Chandigarh

To witness the famous structures and also learn about the story behind them. In addition, this place also tells the storey of the making of the city by witnessing the works of Le Corbusier, its chief draughtsman.

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Shop till you drop in Sector 17 Market

- Chandigarh

Like going shopping? In Chandigarh, you'll love Sector 17 business. The place is one of the best tourist places in Chandigarh for those who love to shop, taken over by hundreds of big brand shops, small stores, and malls.The shops here offer a selection of regional and foreign pieces to choose from, from clothes to artworks, bridal wear, handicrafts and more. The food stations here are an added bonus to the fun. One will be showered with a sublime experience here with a lot of local flavours and authentic cuisines.

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Paintball at Delta 9

- Vadodara

Delta 9 is the favourite location for Vadodara to play some paintball. With three separate paintball fields in one venue, it is India's largest paintball operator. They also have a brilliant shooting range and hold cage football matches. They also have a children's play area complete with ball pools, trampolines, air bounties, slides and swings.

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Vadodara Museum and Picture Gallery

- Vadodara

The impressive Vadodara Museum and Picture Gallery, built in 1894 by the Gaekwads, is located within Sayaji Bagh. Two separate two-storey buildings constructed in the Indo-Saracenic style of architecture are the museum and the photo gallery.You will see a comprehensive array of items related to archaeology, geology, natural history, a number of Maharaja Sayajirao III's personal collection objects, and the 109 Mughal-era miniature paintings, a Persian version of the Mahabharata specially commissioned by Mughal Emperor Akbar.

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Visit The Statue of Unity

- Ahmedabad

Plan sightseeing trip to the highest statue in the world, the Statue of Unity. You will be able to get panoramic views of the Sardar Sarovar Dam and the Narmada river. from the observation deck. You will also be able to see the magnificent valley of flowers from the top.

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Embark on a delightful Gujarati food

- Ahmedabad

In Ahmedabad, the Gujarati cooking and dining experience helps you to taste the perfect blend of various Gujarati spices and dive into the Gujarati cuisine's flavours. Prepare a Gujarati thali by yourself and learn how to cook Gujarati cuisine from starter to dessert and learn some cooking tips to achieve a brilliant demonstration.

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Get mesmerized in Daman and Diu Island

- Surat

Daman and Diu lie along the western coast of the world, a little northward towards the state of Gujarat in western India. This union territory of Daman and Diu is idyllic, peaceful and still very unspoiled, lying amid the many beaches of Maharashtra, the Konkan Coast and Goa.Devka Beach in Daman is one of the key tourist attractions here. It has an amusement park right next to it, with vibrantly coloured fountains, a children's corner, as well as a food court. You can go to Jampore Beach, located south of Daman, for those who want to take a dip in the cool sea water.In addition, on the northern side of the Daman Ganga River, you can also find St. Jerome Fort. It dates back to the 17th century and has an impressive structure and design that will take away your breath. In addition, several notable Portuguese churches spread around Daman and Diu can be found.

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Feel the chills at Dumas Beach

- Surat

Surat's Dumas Beach is popular for paranormal activities. Locals and tourists who say spirits walk along the shore at night have reported several incidents here. Screams at night, spooky laughter and odd noises have been recorded by people.Incidents of people disappearing from Dumas Beach have reportedly occurred. If you visit throughout the day, enjoy strolling on the expansive beach and bingeing on local food products sold at the beach (bhajiya and tomato puri). In addition, on the northern side of the Daman Ganga River, you can also find the St. Jerome Fort.

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Experience aquatic life at Jagdishchandra Bose Aquarium

- Surat

A joy for marine biology enthusiasts is this underwater aquarium. Around 100 species of fish, including sharks, exist. Fish include stingrays, piranhas, jellyfish, goldfish, starfish, lobsters, eels, turtles and a shark tank. These fishes are harvested from freshwater, lagoons and oceans. Please visit this place with your children and family.

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Go Camping in Shimla

- Shimla

In outdoor accommodation in nature, the true essence of a beautiful hill station can really be witnessed. Camping is among the common things to do in Shimla, as Shimla serves as an excellent base for many trekking expeditions.It is one of Shimla's most renowned and religious places to visit. It is located on the Kalka-Shimla highway, about 20 minutes by car from Shimla. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Tara and highly respected by people who come to visit Shimla and the local dwellers, perched atop a hilltop near Shimla.

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Shop till you drop at Mall Road

- Shimla

Visit Mall Lane, a busy street in the centre of Shimla, and get a glimpse of local life. With numerous shops for woollen clothes, local handicraft pieces, rugs, pottery items, jewellery, and many more that will fascinate you, it is a perfect place for a thorough shopping spree and it is one of the popular Shimla things.

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Experience the Ride on Toy Train

- Shimla

This five-hour train ride should be on your things to do in Shimla list, with beautiful views of pine-covered hills. This journey will take you through 20 stations, 103 tunnels, 800 bridges and about 900 breathtaking curves, running for 96 kilometres. The distance between Barog and Shimla is the most amazing part of this journey when the train slows down due to a steep climb, giving you the opportunity to witness some mesmerising scenes. Advance booking is recommended.

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Trekking in Gaura And Jhajja

- Chail

If you're an adventure freak, you'll love to trek through the rugged trails of Gaura and Jhajja. When walking under the shadows of tall pine trees, enjoy the cool and peaceful air of the mountains. There are some wonderful perspectives where, with your loved ones, you can sit and admire the beauty of nature.

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Visit Chail Palace Restaurant

- Chail

Food Lovers must visit this location run by Chail Palace Restaurant-HPTDC. The café serves sumptuous local and foreign food at Chail Palace. In an open lawn, among lush green mountains, enjoying chicken, mutton curry, cutlets, and noodles is certainly one of the most unforgettable experiences to embrace in this mountain village along with your loved on

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Rock Climbing

- Chail

Rock Climbing is an exciting sport that one can enjoy. When moving those tired muscles and loving the adrenalin rush, it tests your physical strength. Chail may not be one of the best rock climbing places to try, but it's worth a shot. People can get their gear for rent or book an adventure tour at a minimal cost through local operators.

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Shopping at Colaba Causeway Market

- Mumbai

From cheap road garments to in vogue boutiques, this path, which houses old structures from the British Raj, has it all. Colaba Causeway, also known as Shahid Bhagat Singh Road, is one of the best places in Mumbai for shopping and is a business road, and a noteworthy thoroughfare or land connect amongst Colaba and the Old Woman's Island in the city of Mumbai, India.In the latest plans, while you can stroll around the trails and check for accessories, shoes, totes, and even gems, you can also venture into one of the boutiques and take a gander at beautiful decorations, clothes, and so on.

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Picnic at Juhu Beach

- Mumbai

Located in the suburbs of Mumbai, Juhu Beach is one of the biggest and most popular beaches in Mumbai. It is 6 km long and borders the Arab Sea to the south. North of this beach is Gandhi Gram, where Mahatma Gandhi stayed in his days as a lawyer.From cheap road garments to in vogue boutiques, this path, which houses old structures from the British Raj, has it all. Colaba Causeway, also known as Shahid Bhagat Singh Road, is one of the best places in Mumbai for shopping and is a business road, and a noteworthy thoroughfare or land connect amongst Colaba and the Old Woman's Island in the city of Mumbai, India.In the latest plans, while you can stroll around the trails and check for accessories, shoes, totes, and even gems, you can also venture into one of the boutiques and take a gander at beautiful decorations, clothes, and so on.

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Picnic at Juhu Beach

- Mumbai

Located in the suburbs of Mumbai, Juhu Beach is one of the biggest and most popular beaches in Mumbai. It is 6 km long and borders the Arab Sea to the south. North of this beach is Gandhi Gram, where Mahatma Gandhi stayed in his days as a lawyer.From cheap road garments to in vogue boutiques, this path, which houses old structures from the British Raj, has it all. Colaba Causeway, also known as Shahid Bhagat Singh Road, is one of the best places in Mumbai for shopping and is a business road, and a noteworthy thoroughfare or land connect amongst Colaba and the Old Woman's Island in the city of Mumbai, India.In the latest plans, while you can stroll around the trails and check for accessories, shoes, totes, and even gems, you can also venture into one of the boutiques and take a gander at beautiful decorations, clothes, and so on.

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Visit mighty Elephanta Caves

- Mumbai

Elephanta Caves is an architectural marvel that stretches over 60,000 square feet. Accredited as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this site has impressive rock-cut caves depicting the cult of Lord Shiva and can only be accessed by ferries from the Gateway of India and is one of the fun things to do in southern Mumbai.

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Go on an Orange orchard tour

- Nagpur

The juicy and delicious orange that it ships out has always made Nagpur popular. Nonetheless, many individuals may be unaware of the fact that there are orange orchard tours that are carried out at many farms. They take you through the whole process of growing oranges and practising best practises when planting oranges. While on the walk, you also get a free taste of oranges.

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Learn about space at the Raman Science Centre

- Nagpur

C V Raman was a Nobel laureate who, for his contributions to the field of science, received the prize in 1930. By opening an immersive science centre under his name, Nagpur has promoted the scientist. The centre now works to grow and cultivate their scientific interests as a conduit for young minds.

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Learn the history of Indian railways

- Nagpur

In Nagpur, the Narrow Gauge Rail Museum started operations in December 2002. It houses some of the most archaic locomotives, old steam engines, and carriages that are out-of-use. The museum is also home to some exciting items, such as hand lamps, signalling equipment and old telephone sets used by the railroads, in addition to the main engine parts.

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Experience The ‘Art of Living’ At The Osho Ashram

- Pune

If you are looking for a refreshing time, a must-visit for you is Osho Ashram. Calm your grievous character, seek inner peace and meditate in peace as you visit this amazing place. This blissful experience adds to the cool aura of the whole place and the calm atmosphere, burbling waters and the angelic sound of birds.In Nagpur, in December 2002, the Narrow Gauge Rail Museum began operations. It houses some of the most archaic, out-of-use locomotives, old steam engines, and carriages. In addition to the main engine parts, the museum is also home to some exciting items, such as hand lamps, signalling equipment and old telephone sets used by the railroads.

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Tour the Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum

- Pune

The Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum, which boasts spectacular architecture, is one of the things to see in Pune if you want to delve into Indian history and explore the fine collections of artefacts from decades and centuries ago. Over 20,000 pieces are housed within the massive establishment, divided into various exhibits and wings.

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Trek To Sinhagad Fort

- Pune

This majestic, 2000-year-old fortress is located around 35 kilometres away from Pune in the Sahyadri Mountains. It is home to the Temple of Kaundinya Eshwar, some beautifully carved hidden caves, bastions, and Rajaram Chhatrapati and Tanaji Malusare tombs.A visit to this fort is a great way to spend time surrounded by beautiful mountains and lush forests wrapped in the crisp, fresh air. Its location and rugged trails at an altitude of around 750 metres make it a perfect place for trekking. Many people start this early morning trek to catch the fascinating sunrise on the hillside, one of the most amazing things to do in Pune City.

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Zonkers Adventure Park: Engage In Fun Activities

- Nashik

This park is an ideal destination for adventure and offers facilities for an entire day of fun. Go-karting, artificial rock climbing, zip-lining, rappelling and much more are some of the activities you can enjoy here.

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Vaitarna River: Go For White Water Rafting

- Nashik

In Nashik, there are many things to do, but white water rafting is by far the city's best experience. Held on the Vaitarna River by the Adventure Camp Zone, the camp has the best facilities to provide a marvellous experience. In the turbulent waters, you can also experience cliff jumping and swimming. It's a great experience, and at least once in a lifetime, you should definitely try it.

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Kamshet Paragliding

- Lonavala

Kamshet is a beautiful destination located about 110 km from Mumbai and 45 km from Pune that is decked with the beauty of the Sahyadri Ranges and valleys. Embark with a collection of qualified pilots and flying enthusiasts on an exciting paragliding experience in Kamshet. After a short briefing session by instructors about the sport, a group of experts help gliders adapt to the paraglider

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Watch the Sunset at Lions Point

- Lonavala

Sunrise or sunset, the scenery at Lion's point is an utter delight. The place is spot on for a long drive destination, found on the mounts of Lonavala. If you're on time, you can also enjoy the flabbergasting sunset at Lion Point with local snacks served by the stalls there. Built on a remote hill, tourists will need to travel through the roads surrounded by dense topics to reach here.

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Hot Air Balloon Safari

- Lonavala

Offer your eyes the joy of a hot air safari balloon! Take a look at the spectrum of Sahyadri, cross all the misty clouds and make a crowing stroke in your experience. This unforgettable one-hour activity takes you away from the sounds of the city and helps you to float in the air looking at the breathtaking views.

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Explore Hidden Village

- Thane

This stunning, cosy, secret village lies a short drive away from Thane, making for the ideal family weekend break. Trees, waterfalls, butterflies, birds, the fresh air make for a refreshing break, and when you check into this beautiful house, you can even enjoy hikes, walks and even massages and pedicures.

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Enjoyment at Suraj Water Park

- Thane

Thane water park holds six World Records from the Limca Book for having the largest fibreglass cave in Asia? Head over to enjoy water rides with your party that are high on adventure and fun! We strongly recommend that the water slides and the rain dance be checked out.

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Trekking To Kohoj Fort

- Thane

With this exciting trekking expedition to the Kohoj Fort, make your weekend exciting and discover the captivating beauty of this area.Start your tour by visiting Palghar's Waghote village and enjoying the mesmerising view of the landscape. Take a two-hour trek from the village to reach the plateau and explore the temple of Lord Shankar. You also get a chance to visit Lord Hanumana's temple.

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Things To Do In India

Corbett National Park, Ranthambore National Park, Bandipur National Park, Keoladeo Ghana National Park, Nagarhole National Park, Sariska National Park, and Kaziranga National Park are a few famous wildlife sanctuaries in India.

Popular beaches in India are Varkala in Kerala, Gokarna in Karnataka, Palolem in Goa, Tarkarli in Maharashtra, Agonda in Goa, Arambol in Goa, and Anjuna in Goa.

Famous hill stations in India are Manali in Himachal, Ooty in Tamil Nadu, Darjeeling in West Bengal, Leh Ladak in Jammu and Kashmir, Mussoorie and Auli in Uttarakhand, and Mcleodganj in Himachal.

The best time to visit India depends largely on the weather, so from late October till early April, the weather remains pleasant.

Yes, India has a plethora of adventure sports such as trekking, hiking, paragliding, caving, parasailing, flyboarding, skydiving, flying fox, rock climbing, scuba diving, and bungee jumping.

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