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14/05/2020

Google Meet helps you video conference with up to 100 participants, and is now available for free, for everyone until September 30th.

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13/05/2020

There are five simple things healthcare experts recommend that everyone can do to help stop the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19).

DO THE FIVE and share this to get the word out.

Make sure you have the latest updated Google Maps.1 .Make sure that your Web & App Activity is on.2. Open the app and ma...
13/05/2020

Make sure you have the latest updated Google Maps.
1 .Make sure that your Web & App Activity is on.
2. Open the app and make sure you're signed in.
3. Search for a place or tap it on the map.
4. At the bottom, tap the place's name or address.
5. If you've visited or reviewed a place, a prompt ("Know this place?") will appear at the bottom.
6. Tap "OK" to answer questions or "Close" to dismiss.

Manage your answers
1. View your Google Maps Activity.
2. Tap More More >> then Delete all.

Some memories are unforgettable, remaining ever vivid and heartwarming!Congratulations & Thanks You all Now we are famil...
12/05/2020

Some memories are unforgettable, remaining ever vivid and heartwarming!
Congratulations & Thanks You all Now we are family of 100 members .

Tips for writing great reviewsWriting great reviews helps others discover the places that are just right for them. Here ...
30/04/2020

Tips for writing great reviews
Writing great reviews helps others discover the places that are just right for them. Here are a few tips:

Be informative and insightful: Be specific and relevant to the place you’re reviewing, and describe what other visitors are likely to experience. Highlight what makes the place special, and try to share something novel and new. From signature dishes to secret sale racks, reviews should reveal the unique experiences that places offer.

Keep it real: Be authentic. Review your own experience, and explain why you liked or disliked the place. Try to be as accurate as possible, and include both the positive and negative aspects of your visit.

Be respectful: Not every experience with a place is going to be perfect. Sometimes you’ll want to share negative feedback. Even if you’re frustrated, make sure your criticism is constructive. Business owners often use feedback to improve their offerings.

Reviews not General Commentary: At times certain locations may become the subject of larger public debate or conversation due to recent news coverage or current events. While we respect and value your opinion, Local Reviews are not meant for social or political commentary. We think there are other forums that are more suited to those kinds of conversations, like blogs or social networks. Please write about your firsthand experience with the place and not general commentary on the place in relation to recent news.

Write with style: People will pay attention when you write thoughtful reviews. Keep them readable and avoid excessive capitalization or punctuation. Use good grammar, check your spelling, and avoid profanity. Choose the right length - a paragraph is great. Be creative and have fun!
Make sure you’ve also read our review content policy.

Theme of World Heritage Day 2020Every Year ICOMOS proposes a theme for celebrating the ‘World Heritage Day’ like the the...
18/04/2020

Theme of World Heritage Day 2020

Every Year ICOMOS proposes a theme for celebrating the ‘World Heritage Day’ like the theme for 2019 World Heritage Day was ‘Rural landscapes’. The theme for World Heritage Day for the year 2020 is ‘Shared Culture’, ‘Shared heritage’ and ‘Shared responsibility’, which is important as an expression for global unity with current world wide health crisis. The theme for ‘Shared Cultures, Shared Heritage, Shared Responsibility’, reflects the global context of heritage as part of cultural identity at a time of rapid population shift, conflict, and environmental uncertainty. The theme recognises that heritage whether it is a place, landscapes, practices, or collections, is frequently connected with and valued by multiple and diverse groups and communities.

Places in India That Every Tourist Must Visit4. Agra – For its unprecedented Mughal grandeurA city immersed in a splendi...
17/04/2020

Places in India That Every Tourist Must Visit

4. Agra – For its unprecedented Mughal grandeur

A city immersed in a splendid Mughal charm, Agra needs no introduction. Home to the eternal symbol of love, the iconic ‘Taj Mahal‘, Agra finds one of the top most places on the world heritage map. Having to its acclaim of being the only city in the world glittering with three world heritage sites, Agra definitely makes it to the list of popular Indian travel destinations. With its three gems, the impressive Taj Mahal, magnificent Agra Fort and splendid Fatehpur Sikri; the city lures thousands of tourists including historians and art lovers from all across India and the world. From savouring on the city’s authentic and traditional Mughlai flavours, shopping in the lively markets teeming with marble handicrafts adorned with fine inlay carvings and fine leather items, watching the epic of the timeless love between Shah Jahan and his beloved, Noor Jahan coming to life at the ‘Kalakriti Cultural & Convention Center’ to soaking your spirits in the enthralling fiesta of the ‘Taj Mahotsav‘, there is much more to do in the historic city of Agra than just exploring its monuments. For a more closer and adventurous face off with this cultural city, get on an off the beaten path journey and explore the narrow alleyways of the old city, ancient temples or visit the renowned poet, Mirza Ghalib’s birthplace.

Places in India That Every Tourist Must Visit3. Delhi – For its incredible history and pastDelhi, the bustling capital o...
17/04/2020

Places in India That Every Tourist Must Visit

3. Delhi – For its incredible history and past

Delhi, the bustling capital of India makes for one of the perfect travel destinations in India. A city of heritage monuments, teeming bazaars and mouth-watering street food reminding you of its rich past from the Mughal era to a city that is today, more cosmopolitan and contemporary with its sprawling boulevards, high-end malls, shopping complexes and luxury hotels & restaurants; Delhi is for sure, a true amalgamation of age old cultures and present day’s modernization. Be it a stroll through the narrow lanes of ‘Chandni Chowk’ relishing on its lip-smacking chaats, a real shopping fun in the streets of ‘Sarojini Nagar’ or more exotic ‘Delhi Haat’, a heritage walk through the awe-inspiring Mughal architectural masterpieces of ‘Humayun’s Tomb’ and ‘Qutub Minar’, a visit to the 700 years old ‘Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah’, a lovely experience of relishing on some tasty cuisine sitting at a lake side café in the posh ‘Hauz Khas Village’, a memorable time at the lively ‘Kingdom of Dreams’ enjoying a musical Bollywood night, or a picnic time at the iconic ‘India Gate’; the list of ‘must-do things’ in Delhi has no end.

One of the must-visit destinations in India, a trip to Delhi should definitely be on the travel list for all curious travellers, knowledge seekers and gastronomes looking out for a holiday trips in India.

Places in India That Every Tourist Must Visit2. The land of majestic snow-capped mountains, serene alpine glacial lakes,...
17/04/2020

Places in India That Every Tourist Must Visit

2. The land of majestic snow-capped mountains, serene alpine glacial lakes, enchanting valleys and ancient colourful Buddhist monasteries, Leh-Ladakh is one of the ‘must-visit’ destinations in India for nature lovers and people seeking peace and serenity away from the busy city lives. Being home to plenty of serene alpine glacial lakes, some of the world’s highest mountain passes and high-altitude scenic trekking trails, Ladakh is also a dream destination for intrepid travellers and adventure freaks across India and different corners of the world. Be it the feeling of extreme spirituality and divinity listening to the chants and hymns of lamas in the ‘Hemis Monastery’, the tranquillity of ‘Pangong Lake’ offering an indescribable sense of peace and solitude, an unforgettable adventurous experience of trekking on the frozen ‘Zanskar River’, the fun of a unique sand-dune safari sitting on the back of Bactrian camel discovering the rugged landscapes of ‘Nubra Valley’ or the excitement of spotting a snow leopard in the thick of the ‘Hemis National Park’ – Ladakh has in its store, something for its every tourist. Being part of the colourful ‘Hemis Festival‘ is something which must definitely be on the itineraries of every tourist to the mystic land of Leh-Ladakh.

22/11/2019

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