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09/08/2022

Photo by / Tucked away in an inviting blanket of earthly glory, Spiti is a heavenly gateway for those seeking solitude in the bliss of nature. Lahaul Spiti tourism attracts thousands of people every year towards its fascinating beauty.

16/07/2022

Photo by .nikhil / To protect Suvarnadurga, 3 forts named Goa fort (not to be confused with Goa state), Kanakdurga and Fattegad were built on the coast near Harne village in Maharashtra. Amongst these, Goa fort is comparatively large and is still in good shape.

The area of the fort is around 5 hectares. It is not known when the fort was built. Kanakdurga is built on a huge rock.

There are rock steps to ascend the fort. Some ramparts do exist, with water tanks on the top. There is a lighthouse on the fort. To the left side of the steps is a strong bastion built in black rock. The rock on which the fort is built has been carved out for the same.

21/06/2022

Photo by / At 63 kilometers (39 miles) in length, the Baltoro Glacier is one of the longest non-polar glaciers in the world. It’s located in the Gilgit-Baltistan region of Pakistan, home to some of the world’s highest mountains. The glacier runs through part of the region’s Karakoram mountain range, near a mountain known as K2, highest mountain in the region at 8,611 meters (28,251 feet). Three other nearby mountains within 20 kilometers all top 8,000 meters as well.

20/06/2022

Photo by .photographer / Built in the year 1754, Safdarjung Tomb is the last garden tomb constructed in the late Mughal Empire Style. It is the sandstone and Marble mausoleum of the Mughal statesman Mirza Muqim Abul Mansur Khan who was popularly known as Safdarjung. This monumental tomb seems to have an architectural inspiration drawn from the Humayun tomb, whereas for its construction slabs from the tomb of Abdul Rahim Khankhana were used.

15/06/2022

Photo by / Ratti Gali Lake is an alpine glacial lake located in Azad Kashmir’s Neelum Valley. It is elevated at an altitude of 12,130 ft above sea level and 18 kilometers (kms) far from Dowarian village to Ratti Gali Lake.
Some 16 kms are covered on jeep followed by a two-hour trekking.

02/06/2022

Photo by / The Hazratbal Shrine, popularly called Dargah Sharif, is a Muslim shrine located in Hazratbal locality of Srinagar in Jammu and Kashmir, India. It contains a relic, Moi-e-Muqqadas, which is widely believed to be the hair of the Islamic prophet Muhammad.

31/05/2022

Photo by / This 'colour-changing' lake in Kalam has become a hot-spot for tourists.
Perched amid high mountains, Kooh Lake ─ a 'colour-changing' glacial lake in Anakar, Kalam valley ─ stands out from the 50 other such lakes spread over the alpine zone of Swat valley.

26/05/2022

Photo by .alhashimi / The Bahrain World Trade Center stands as an icon of sustainable design and engineering. The building includes the first installation of large-scale wind turbines into a commercial building.

With initial inspiration taken from traditional Arabian wind towers, the idea that buildings could harness the onshore breeze from the Gulf and if designed correctly, deliver a renewable source of energy for the project was developed

19/05/2022

Photo by .pant / Tso Moriri Lake in Ladakh is the kind of place, which, when you visit it, feel that Nature had kept it zealously guarded lest some mortal soul go into an eternal trance upon coming across its ethereal beauty. The clear waters of the lake reflect the surroundings while the graciously sloped mountains extend it a warm embrace. There are many famous tourist attractions in Ladakh which you should not miss, this is one that you just cannot!

17/05/2022

Photo by / Kirkjufell, or 'Church Mountain', is a distinctly shaped peak found on the north shore of Iceland’s Snæfellsnes Peninsula, only a short distance away from the town of Grundarfjörður. It is often called ‘the most photographed mountain in Iceland’ due to its dramatic formation and perfect coastal location.

04/05/2022

Photo by / Let's not waste thousands of dollars on travelling across the planet just to hold the pointy end of that Eiffel Tower or push back the crooked piece of wonder called The Leaning Tower of Pisa! You can do all of this right here in D-Town. Yes, you heard it right! A special theme park called Waste To Wonder is spotted in Delhi where the life-like replicas of The Seven Wonder of the World are built from scrap (like literally!).

01/05/2022

Photo by / The Safdarjung Tomb also referred to as 'Safdarjung Ka Maqbara' is a garden tomb in New Delhi, India, made of marble and sandstone and built in late 18th century as mausoleum of Safdarjung, a statesman who remained the Wazir ul-Hindustan (Prime Minister of India) during the reign of Ahmad Shah Bahadur. This mausoleum built by Safdarjung’s son Nawab Shujaud Daula remains the last monumental garden tomb depicting Mughal architectural style. Located at the junction of Safdarjung Road and Aurobindo Marg (Road) in New Delhi in close proximity to Safdarjung Airport, this historical monument has remained a popular tourist spot attracting both Indian and foreign tourists visiting the capital city of India.

29/04/2022

Photo by / Heaven, Peace, Silence, and Tranquility at one place? Spend a few hours at Pangong Lake! A pristine place in Ladakh marked by subtle to high peaks around, crystal blue waters and the vast expansion catches the eye so much, so long as if a magic is happening right in front of the eyes.

28/04/2022

Photo by / Central Hunza is the most popular tourist destination because of its stunning scenery. A famous peak, Ladyfinger also lies in the same valley. Situated on the north-west of Hunza River, the valley has extraordinary infrastructure, compared to other tourist spots in Pakistan.

24/04/2022

Photo by / Dudipatsar Lake is the most beautiful lake of Kaghan Valley. it is surrounded by snow clad peaks. It lies in the extreme north of the Kaghan Valley. It is about a four hour drive from the Main Town of Naran.The road is not entirely accessible for cars, even Jeeps. From Besal onwards visitors have to trek about 6–8 hours in vast alpine meadows to reach the lake. The first four hour trek is the hardest part of a visit. The best season to visit is between July and September. The trek consists of a sometimes steep climb while at other places it passes through huge flat valleys but at all times it is filled with amazing sights and scenes.

21/04/2022

Photo by / The Qutub Minar is a world famed structure which stands tall within the capital of the country, Delhi. Located at Mehrauli, the minar is about 240 meters tall and has got five storeys with a staircase which spirals all the way to the top. A building which has got great historical significance, the construction was started by Qutb ud-din Aibak in 1192 once he took over this region. A peculiar phenomenon is that the first three storeys have been constructed using red sandstone by Iltutmish while the other two storeys were built using marble and sandstone by the emperor Firoz Shah Tughlaq at different periods of time. The beautiful architecture, which attracts tourists from all over the country has been through a lot of important points in history. A cupola which was damaged in it was taken out of the building and has been set up nearby

18/04/2022

Photo by / Ushu Forest is famous for its spectacular clouds and rainy weather. Tourist attractions Mahodand Lake are located just 27 kilometers (17 miles) from it. In winter there is a famous Ushu glacier block the sole route that leads to Mahodand Lake and the path is only opened during summer when the glacier’s snow melts and the authorities wash off any snow remaining on the road.

28/03/2022

Safdarjung Tomb was built for Nawab Safdarjung in 1754. It is made of sandstone and marble. It has the Mughal style architecture which has a domed and arched structure of reddish brown and white color. Safdarjung was a rich and powerful ruler at that time.

Mirza Muqim Abul Mansur Khan, known as Safdarjung ruled on Awadh as the viceroy of Muhammad Shah. He moved to Delhi after Shah’s death after which he ascended to the throne. In 1748, Safdarjung became the Prime Minister of the Mughal empire and received the title of “Wazir ul-Mamalk-i-Hindustan“. During that time, his empire was diminishing because he had the command only in North India.

Safdarjung Tomb was constructed in 1754. He seized all the power of the King under his control because the King was involved into wine and women and not committed to his duty. The King was not happy with him and so the King called Marathas to throw him out of Delhi. As a result in 1753, Safdarjung has to leave Delhi.

After Safdarjung’s’ death in 1754, his son Nawab Shuja Ud Daulah built the tomb for his father with the help of Bilal Muhammad Khan. The tomb was designed by the architect from Ethiopia which costed of Rs. 3 lac at that time

01/03/2022

Photo by / In the Gojal Valley (Gilgit Baltistan) of Pakistan lies the very stunning Attabad Lake, which was created by a natural disaster in the year 2010. Also known as the Attabad Disaster, the lake here is one of the prime tourist attractions and tourists can often be seen enjoying jet skiing, fishing, boating and myriad other recreational activities.

A look at the clear blue colours of this stunning lake will make you feel like you are living in a poet’s dream. What adds to the natural beauty of the lake are the peaks of the Karakoram mountain range surrounding the region.

23/02/2022

Photo by Tehsin Razi] / NEARLY EVERYONE ON EARTH is familiar with the Great Wall of China. The impenetrable wall snaking up and down along several hills is one of the most recognized travel images recorded - Ranikot Fort is Pakistan’s answer to its much better known Chinese counterpart.

At first glance, the similarities of both walls are striking, and it seems that the only difference between the walls are the hills in Pakistan bare no vegetation, unlike the green hills the Great Wall of China is known for.

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05/02/2022

Photo by / Winter months are the best times to plan your vacation to any of the cities in India. When it comes to planning such tours for Kashmir especially Pahalgam to enjoy the beauty of the extensive snow-clad landscapes it rather becomes an unmatched yet immensely mesmerizing experience for a lifetime. No other place in the Indian subcontinent is as enchanting and alluring as Pahalgam during the winter months.
One has to visit the hill station to truly understand the secret behind the ever-lasting attractiveness of Pahalgam in Kashmir. That is why this region is denoted with the metaphor—the Heaven on Earth.

28/01/2022

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Hawa Mahal, also known as “Palace of Breeze”, was built in 1799 as an extension to the Royal City Palace of Jaipur.

14/01/2022

Photo by / Aru Valley is a famous tourist place in Jammu & Kashmir located in the Anantnag district around 12 kilometers from Pahalgam. Tourists are attracted towards it because of its lush meadows, pristine lakes & mountains, and it also serves as a base camp for trekking to the Kolahoi Glacier and Tarsar Lake.

It is an attractive tourist place to visit during your holidays in Kashmir not just for the gorgeous views, but for the various activities which you can enjoy here. During winters, when it’s covered with snow, it becomes a famous destination for skiing & heli skiing.

02/01/2022

Photo by / Mont-Blanc is the highest peak of the Alps and forms part of the French border with Italy. Soaring to an altitude of 4,810 meters, Mont Blanc is always covered in snow, explaining why it's called the "White Mountain."

Mont Blanc is known as "the Roof of Europe" because of its thrilling viewpoints of the Aiguilles Rouges mountain ranges and Chamonix Valley. It's also one of the best ski areas in France. Tourists can enjoy the scenery and views on various hiking trails or by taking one of the gondola lifts.

24/12/2021

Photo by / Also called the Pink City, Jaipur is the capital of the royal state of Rajasthan. Along with Delhi and Agra, Jaipur forms the Golden Triangle and hails as one of the most famous tourist circuits in the country.

Rajputs ruled Jaipur for many centuries and developed as a planned city in the 17th century AD. With the old city surrounded by walls and gates decorated with drawings on the backdrop of a beautiful pink hue, Jaipur, the pink city, successfully retains its old-world charm. Home to a few UNESCO World Heritage sites, including Amer Fort and Jantar Mantar, Jaipur holds many magnificent forts, palaces, temples and museums and brims with bustling local bazaars where you can shop to your heart's content. The city is also very well known for its local food, and the most famous dishes include the Ghewar, Pyaaz Kachori and Dal Baati Churma. The city also hosts the Jaipur Literary Festival, which is Asia's biggest festival of its kind.

23/12/2021

Photo by / The previous summer capital of India under the British Raj, Darjeeling has come off age as one of the most sought after hill stations in India. Located in West Bengal, this scenic hill station is the perfect getaway for a romantic honeymoon. Nestled amidst acres of tea plantations, Darjeeling stands at the height of 2,050 meters above sea level, thus boasting a cool climate all year round.

The toy train established back in 1881 is conferred the title of World Heritage Status by UNESCO. The train begins its journey from the plains and rises to over 2000 metres above sea level, offering breathtaking views of the mountains as it chugs along.

Over 86 tea estates in Darjeeling are responsible for producing the worldwide famous 'Darjeeling Tea'. Have a cup of locally brewed chai at the tea estate, or get down amidst the plantations to pluck a few tea leaves yourself; you are free to take your pick!

The third highest peak in the world and the highest in India, the Kanchenjunga peak, is visible from here, and you can enjoy a panoramic view of the peak. Some of Darjeeling's most popular attractions include monasteries, botanical gardens, a zoo, and the Darjeeling-Rangeet Valley Passenger Ropeway cable car, which is the longest Asian cable car. Tiger Hill is a fantastic spot to see the sunrise over the mountains in all its fiery glory.

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25/11/2021

Photo by / Dubai, where tower blocks seem to pop up almost overnight, residents have grown adept at averting their eyes from building sites. But one construction project has caught everyone’s attention: the Museum of the Future, which has loomed up over the city’s elevated, driverless metro system on the edge of the financial district.

The museum’s framework, comprising 2,400 diagonally intersecting steel members, was completed in November 2018; the facade panels now are being lifted into place. The museum is due to open in a year – a momentous time for Dubai as it will be hosting the World Expo from 20 October 2020.

The architectural world defines the futuristic shape of the museum as a torus with an elliptical void, but a giant hula hoop might be a more accessible point of reference. Lath Carlson, executive director of the Museum of the Future, prefers to liken it to an eye. “We struggle a bit to describe the building to people who haven’t seen it,” he admits. “There is nothing that quite evokes the shape."

13/11/2021

Reel by / Al Wakrah was once a laid-back fishing village in Qatar which is now turned into a stunning bustling city with a natural picturesque landscape surrounding the city. Al Wakra’s coastline is blessed with pristine beaches where a fun-filled family day can be spent in the lap of nature. Offering a laid-back ambience with exquisite vistas, the beaches in Al Wakra is a great way to escape the city life and spend some relaxing time admiring the beauty of nature or indulging in thrilling adventures.

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Situated on two interconnected islands in the Indian Ocean, Conrad Maldives Rangali Island is a one-of-a-kind resort that sits in perfect harmony with the natural environment. With an experience that spans aquatic gardens, intuitive service, rare marine life, dining below the waves, and unparalleled views of the Indian Ocean, Conrad Maldives Rangali is an idyllic island paradise. Nestled in the South Ari Atoll, renowned for its abundant flora and fauna, the resort features villas and suites tucked amongst natural greenery and dotted above the Indian Ocean, 12 award-winning restaurants and bars, two tranquil spas and a curated collection of locally inspired experiences designed to connect adults and children with the charm of Maldivian culture. This tropical paradise actually occupies two connected islands, each with their own charms. Walking the illuminated bridge between them as the sun sets, you'll see manta rays swimming in the crystal blue water. Get even closer to ocean life by snorkeling on nearby reefs. Or stay dry and watch the fish at the amazing Ithaa undersea restaurant. With a kid's club, dedicated watersports center, and activities for the go-getter or the beach bum, the Conrad Maldives Rangali Island Hotel connects everyone to the charm of the Maldives.

The Nevis Swing, also known as the Nevis Arc, measures a whopping 300 metres and is Queenstown’s latest innovation aimed at bringing daredevils a whole new level of excitement, courtesy of expert bungy purveyors AJ Hackett Bungy. Cross a massive 70 metre suspension bridge, weak-kneed, towards the Launch Pad which hangs high above the floor of the valley. You get to choose whether you’d like to swing backwards, forwards, on your own or together with a friend. You also decide whether you’d prefer to have the crew release you or do the honours yourself. You’ll find yourself hanging above the valley floor at a terrifying height, securely harnessed to the swing, before being dropped at an unbelievable speed. You’ll be hard pressed to suppress a scream as you barrel towards a rocky cliff face. The Nevis Swing is the fastest and biggest swing the world has ever seen. Only true daredevils need apply.

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