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Why walk when you can just dive? 😎 Diving champions @orlandoduque and @rhiannan_iffland were in 🇮🇳 recently to take a dip in the historic Toorji Step Well to bring an exceptional end to the @redbullcliffdiving World Series season. * Hit the link in bio to get FREE Travel Guide to INDIA! * Diving one step at a time in the heart of India. ⤵🇮🇳 The venue 👉 300 year old historic Toorji Step Well located in the so-called ‘Sun City’ or ‘Blue City’ of Jodhpur. Constructed in 1740, Toorji Ka Jhalra, commonly called stepwell of Jodhpur, is an intricate design of stepwell, one of the few remaining structures depicting the traditional water management systems of Jodhpur. This architectural wonder was built by the queen-consort of Maharaja Abhaya Singh, a sign of the age-old tradition of the region where royal women were in charge of overseeing the public water works. The design and structure help onlookers comprehend the lifestyle of the earlier generations who had used it in its prime, with the site serving as the local watering hole for its time. This 250-year-old structure was made using the famous rose-red sandstone found in Jodhpur. More than 200 feet in depth, it was once adorned with intricate carvings of dancing elephants, medieval lions, cow waterspouts, and niches that showed various deities. There were two levels of access and a separate tank which were meant to receive water from the wheel system powered by the bullocks. Its impressive design attracts many tourists, and is regarded as a fun place by locals and visitors to engage in harmless, recreational water games in order to beat the heat. * Explore the culture and historical monuments of India with #theindiantrip

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We would like to #Thankyou to our travellers, we have crossed first 1000 travellers and this Video is from the inspiration taken from there stories. #IncredibleIndia #Thankyou #Theindiantrip

#odisha (formerly Orissa), an eastern Indian state on the Bay of Bengal, is known for its #tribal cultures and its many #ancient Hindu #temples The capital, #bhubaneswar is home to hundreds of temples, notably the intricately carved Mukteshvara. Utkala Dibasa or Utkal Divas or #odishaday falls every year on 1 April. The day celebrates the formation of the Orissa region under the British rule in India. We welcome #travellers from #us #canada #africa #europe #uk #russia #asia #china #australia #newzealand and other parts of the #world to #explore the #culture #tradition #festivals #historical #monuments of the #incredibleindia with #theindiantrip For any #travel assistance in #india Email: [email protected] Call/ Whatsapp: +918850030176 Visit: www.theindiantrip.com

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The Indian Trip is founded with a mission to help travellers to explore India, showcase offbeat places, comfortable Journey with our handpicked expert travel agents.

India is a vast destination to explore having 29 States, 6 Union territory and more than 3000 cities to explore. India is knowingly famous for its Golden triangle which has the Taj Mahal - one of the seven wonder of the world. But Apart from this circuit India has so much to offer which traveller can explore. Our endeavour is to showcase India’s beautiful destinations be it hills, deserts, backwaters, rivers, forest, wildlife or forts, historical monument, UNESCO recognised sites or festivals, culture, people, food...so many things to be explore.

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