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Coorg
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The IBNII Luxury Resort, Coorg
There is a world where time is befriended, silence revered and purity unrivalled. It’s where nature and man are no longer separate. Welcome to The Ibnii – a luxury resort in Coorg, where you work hard to choose among pleasures and deadlines are creases on well slept pillows. A place where stress is on vacation and seniority is an aged wine. With our bespoke luxury crafted aesthetically in this dew drenched coffee plantation, we are not merely a happy coincidence, but a match made in heaven.
An ideal weekend getaway from Bangalore, The Ibnii is among the finest luxury resorts in Coorg and is poised to be featured among the best luxury resorts in India. Spread over 125 acres of pristinely wooded former coffee estate, with lakes and mists and early morning dew, bird songs and cicadas and a deep hue of lush green, The Ibnii is a perfect honeymoon destination as much as a luxury family resort. Ample space separates every villa offering adequate privacy while our dainty cobbled pathways connects you to the many romantic niches left for you to discover. With a resplendent nature that seem to embrace you from all directions, your stay at The Ibnii will be nothing short of enriching to the mind, body and soul.
Meghalaya
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*Meghalaya*
Meghalaya, the land of floating clouds is an incredibly beautiful tourist destination in India. Meghalaya Tourism takes you to one of the Seven Sister States of Northeast India where natural beauty is found in plenty. The two colours which beautifully describe Meghalaya are white and green. Its lush green landscapes, picturesque surroundings and white clouds and mist playing an enchanting drama never fail to capture the hearts of tourists. It would be no exaggeration if we call Meghalaya a 'dramatic land'. The term 'Meghalaya' means 'the Abode of the Clouds'. Plan a Meghalaya Tour and experience and enjoy the mesmerizing beauty of nature at its best.
Shillong is the capital city of this state. The history of this state goes back to the tribes of Jaintya, Khasi and Garo which were the first inhabitants of this state. Book from a range of Meghalaya Tour Packages and take an enchanting Meghalaya Tour of a land that is sheer magic in every aspect.
*Major Attractions of Meghalaya*
*Cherrapunjee*
It is a lush green town which boasts of receiving the highest rainfall in the world. Located in the East Khasi Hills in the state, this town teems with lush green vegetation. It is also famous for its rich culture. The other known attractions of Cherrapunjee are the limestone caves, waterfalls and honey. It also finds mention in the Guinness Book of World Records.
*Caves of Meghalaya*
Meghalaya is famous for its fascinating caves which are a big hit with tourists. The Mawsmai are the most famous caves of the state which are located near Cherrapunjee. Made of limestone, these caves are known for the formation of stalactites (a cylinder of calcium carbonate hanging from the roof of a limestone cave) and stalagmites (a cylinder of calcium carbonate projecting upward from the floor of a limestone cave). And these formations result in joining of the roof and the floor forming pillar like structures.
*Waterfalls*
It is a picturesque lake offeri
Bhutan
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*Bhutan*
Bhutan is not an ordinary place, it has been the most loved country by tourists. Be its colourful culture or enigmatic mountain, the tourist places in Bhutan has always attracted tourists from across the world. The country of rolling hills and charming culture always exudes the charm that cannot be missed. Delightful people, dense forest, gigantic mountains and exclusive cuisine, always give a delightful experience. Bhutan is a place to experience and feel its warmth that will stay in your for lifelong.It evokes a sense of emotion that retains its opacity to keep you hooked. Bhutan is surprising and its traditions are visible.
A flight to Paro will be surely the most part of your journey overlooking the enigmatic snowy mountain calling you to explore them. Bhutan is blessed with hilltop monasteries that brings out the peace which you desire to have during your visit. These monasteries are century old and are still strong in terms of construction and solace which is offered. Some of these monasteries are listed in the UNESCO Heritage List and introduces to the long-lasting religion. Bhutan is known for its colourful festivals that have been celebrated since the time of kingdom. These festivals showcase the culture and present the story that is hidden beneath.
Masked people, colourful clothes and music are enough to keep you hooked and create interests. Then there are textiles and handicrafts that showcase the true art of the people here. Bhutan is not only about festivals and monasteries, but also of thrilling mountain activities, river rafting and archery competitions which are the part of Bhutan travel. All these certainly makes Bhutan the Gross National Happiness country giving a different picture altogether. So pack your bags and head to this happy country, to visit the most awaited tourist places in Bhutan.
*Culture*
Mahayana Buddhism is the state religion. The ubiquity of ancient Buddhist monastery, temples, stupas and state
Sri lanka
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Sri Lanka :-
Officially renowned as the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, this is an island which is situated southeast of India. Sri Lanka tourism is characterized by its colonial architecture, and Buddhist temples, stunning beaches, and destinations like Colombo, Galle, Kandy, Yala National Park. Wildlife Sanctuaries with leopard and elephant populations are also some of the most popular places to visit in Sri Lanka. From stunning beaches to wildlife reserves, places in Sri Lanka draw in a huge number of travelers to its shores. Read our Sri Lanka holiday guide to learn about all major tourist attractions and things to do in Sri Lanka.
*Culture of Sri Lanka*
The culture of the country is diverse and has different ethnicities and their religions. The most populous and found ethnicity is Sinhalese. Tamils also have played an influential part in making the significant history of the island. Both these communities have Christians in the majority which are recent converts, keeping their traditional culture intact. Tourist destinations in Sri Lanka offer diverse cultural encounters, adventure activities, rewarding scenery, and shopping options. The Paradise Road, Galle Face Green, and Galle Road are perfect places to enjoy cheap shopping in Colombo Sri Lanka.
*Top Experiences in Sri Lanka*
Sri Lanka is a vast country with so many tourist attractions, pristine landscape, and places for adventures. It is a jewel of a nation in the Indian Ocean where tourism in Sri Lanka is rapidly adjusting to the needs of the rising clients and a comprehensive range of things to offer to the international visitors.
Points of interest in Sri Lanka include a total of eight world heritage sites marked by UNESCO, including some of the temples, telling the 3000 years’ history of ancient practices and all. Some of the names to include are Sigiriya, Anuradhapura, Dambulla Cave Temple, Dambulla, Kandy, Polonnaruwa, Sinharaja and colonial fortresses like Ga
Whitehaven beach
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Whitehaven Beach Australia :-
Whitehaven Beach is located in the heart of the Whitsundays. On the coast of Whitsunday Island itself, Whitehaven Beach is the shining gem of the Whitsundays and is one of the most iconic places in the whole of Australia. The sands are mostly void of any of nature's usual beach debris of rocks, driftwood and shells, meaning you can walk the shores in bare feet, enjoying the softly lapping water. The pure white sand seemingly stretches endlessly, an unbroken sea of white on a literal sea of blue. The surrounding islands shelter Whitehaven from large ocean swells meaning it is usually calm, waveless waters, also ideal for swimming, paddleboards or wading.
Where did Whitehaven Beach begin?
Whitehaven Beach is hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of years in the making. It all began when the Whitsunday Islands began to form millions of years ago. Once a mountain range, they are the product of volcanic activity, an ice age and millions of years of changing oceans and land masses. Where Whitehaven Beach lies is simply the most recent shoreline of Whitsunday Island, where the world's most fine and prized sand now calls home. How it came to be the famous beach as we know it, is a little more complicated.
What is it famous for?
Whitehaven Beach is not only famous for its beauty and gorgeous backdrop, but also for its unique sands. There are billions of tons of it, stretching along the 7km shoreline of Whitehaven Beach. Whitehaven's sand is made up of 99% silica sands and are the most pure in the world. They are soft and white, and are of such quality, it is said that the glass on the Hubble is made from them. Their stark white colour and composition means that the sand does not retain heat and remains cool on even the hottest days, keep the feet of its visitors cool and comfortable.
Theories behind creation
It was long thought that the sand was the product of the volcanic activity that created the Whitsunday Island
Egypt
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Egypt :-
Egypt, officially noted as the Arab Republic of Egypt is a transcontinental country linking the two continents - Asia and Africa through the Sinai peninsula. It is a Mediterranean country bordered by the Gaza Strip, Israel to the northeast, the Gulf of Aqaba to the east, Libya to the west, the Red Sea to the east and south and Sudan to the south. Egypt is considered the most tourist-friendly country in the Middle East and Africa because of its travel-friendly environment and great hospitality.
The country is truly a mélange of civilizations encompassing the Pharaohs, Nubians, Persians, Greeks, Romans, Copts, Arabs, Maluks, and Ottomans. These ancient civilizations have the distinction of having lasted longer than most other known older civilizations. Their remnants and relics still dot the country. The famous pre-dynastic civilization of the Nile valley has its roots in Egypt. Also, the ancient Pharaonic dynasty, known for their pyramids was based here. The country, thus, is rich in history and culture since time immemorial.
Egypt boasts of one of the most iconic landmarks in the world - the Great Pyramid at Giza - one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, that still survives intact. Its other attractions include the Great Sphinx of Giza, other Egyptian pyramids, the Luxor temple, Egyptian Museusm among others. Sharm-el-sheikh is a world famous beach resort, known for its coral reefs. No visit to Cairo can be deemed complete without visiting the Khan-el-Khalili bazaar, a paradise for shopping lovers.The quiet town of Aswan is also a recommended visit to soak in the peace of the Nile, juxtaposed with the dunes. Valley of the Kings and famous cities like Hurghada, Alexandria, Luxor boast a rich heritage and are interesting places to visit.
Egyptian cuisine is a popular world cuisine - an eclectic fusion of the various civilizations that have made Egypt their home over the years. Kebabs and rice are the staple diet, flavored w
Dudhsagar falls
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Dudhsagar Falls :-
One of the most scenic waterfalls in India, Dudhsagar literally means ‘Sea of Milk’. Though perennial, the beauty of the waterfall increases multi-fold during the rainy season. Dudhsagar Waterfall is situated inside the Bhagwan Mahavir wildlife sanctuary in Sanguem district of Goa close to the border with Karnataka. It is about 60 km from state capital Panaji. Water plummets from a height of over 1,000 ft to form one of the most amazing natural phenomena in Goa. The waterfall is called Vajra Sakala Falls by the locals but most people know it as Tambdi Surla falls based on the popular trekking tale to the waterfall which starts from Tambdi Surla Mahadev Temple. The waterfall is four-tiered waterfall and is about 1015 ft high and 100 ft wide.
According to legend, the waterfall was once the abode of a beautiful princess. The princess used to drink sweetened milk from a golden jug after she took a bath. One day, she spotted a prince watching her while she drank the milk. She poured the milk to form a curtain to hide her modesty.
The roads leading to the waterfall, maintained by the Goa Forest Department, remain closed during the monsoon and open in October. Trekking to the waterfall is the most popular activity and passes through steep mountain terrain. Jeep safari is also popular with tourists. There are four routes to reach the waterfall. The most adventurous trek starts from Kuveshi village. It is not allowed during monsoon as it requires cross the Mandovi River. The 10 km long route passes through thick jungle.
During monsoon, the trek from Castle Rock railway station to the waterfall is very popular. It is about 14 km long and offers amazing views of the valley. The third trail starting from Collem railway station or Kulhem railway station; is about 11 km long. Though scenic it is not as popular as the trail from Castle Rock. The easiest way to reach the waterfall is to take a 4×4 vehicle to the Dudhsagar taxi sta
Toy Train Darjeeling
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Toy Train, Darjeeling :-
Darjeeling might make you think of tea and romantic lush rolling hills, but it’s as likely to make you think of the Darjeeling Railway, popularized outside of India in Wes Anderson’s fictional Darjeeling Limited. We take a look at the history and beauty of this scenic train route.
Nestled in the north of West Bengal, India are the towns of Darjeeling and New Jalpaiguri. The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, which is also known as the Toy Train, runs between these two towns. Running on the narrow gauge, it was built between 1879 and 1881. The distance it travels is around 78 kilometers. The most interesting part is that it travels over the elevated terrain – from about 100 meters when it begins in New Jalpaiguri to 2,200 meters when it reaches Darjeeling.
The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999, and the amazing thing is that it is the second railway to have such an honor. The train covers a distance of 78 kilometers between Darjeeling and New Jalpaiguri. The thirteen stations it stops at are New Jalpaiguri, Siliguri Town, Siliguri Junction, Sukna, Rongtong, Tindharia, Gayabari, Mahanadi, Kurseong, Tung, Sonada, Ghum and Darjeeling.
All the assets of the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, both movable and immovable, which include the line, track vehicles, etc., are under the Ministry of Railways, Government of India.
In the United Kingdom, there is an organization called The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway Society that aims to promote people’s interest in the railway.
The railway’s headquarters is the town of Kurseong. However, since 2010, the services between New Jalpaiguri and Kurseong have been suspended due to landslides. In fact, the entire service had been stalled.
Since December 2015, the service between New Jalpaiguri and Darjeeling has been resumed. One of the stations where the Toy Train stops, the one just before Darjeeling, is Ghum. Ghum happens to be the highes
Amer Fort Jaipur
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Amer Fort Jaipur :-
The Amer Fort, situated in Amber, 11 kilometers from Jaipur, is one of the most famous forts of Rajasthan. Amer, originally, was the capital of the state before Jaipur. It is an old fort, built in 1592 by Raja Man Singh. This fort is also very popularly known as the Amer Palace. The Amer Fort was built in red sandstone and marble and the Maotha Lake adds a certain charm to the entire Fort. Though the fort is quite old and may even look so from the outside, it is beautiful on the inside and boasts of various buildings of prominence like the 'Diwan-i-Aam', the 'Sheesh Mahal' and even the 'Sukh Mahal'. The Amer Fort has influences of both Hindu and Muslim architecture. This fort also has the 'Shila Devi' Temple and the 'Ganesh Pol' which is a gate that leads to the private palaces of the kings. The Amer Fort has many pavilions and halls of great interest and other popular attractions.
*History Of The Fort*
Amer was once known as Dhundar and was ruled by the Kachhwahas from the 11th to the 16th century, until the capital was moved from here to Jaipur. Raja Man Singh built this fort in 1592 AD and Raja Jai Sigh I expanded and renovated it later. While many such old structures have been either destroyed or replaced by other things, this fort has stood against all the tests of time and invasions.
*Architectural Layout*
The structure has four different parts, each with a separate entrance. The main entry to the fort is through the 'Suraj Pol' or Sun Gate which opens up into the main courtyard. This east-facing gate is also the main entrance to the palace and its position with respect to the rising sun is the source of its name. The 'Jaleb Chowk' is one of the four courtyards of the Amer Palace. The 'Sila Devi' Temple is right at the entrance to the main palace grounds. The second courtyard is famous for its 'Diwan-i-Aam' (Public Audience Hall), the 'Sheesh Mahal' and the 'Sukh Mahal'. A very famous attraction here is the 'Magic
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