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Get all the information about the places you can visit in India. We try to give a realistic feel of visiting the place in every article.

Top things to do if you are in Chennai…

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I always wished to visit Chennai, and fortunately had to go to a family function. I must say it is a social, commercial and a busy academic...

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Hampi – The Magnificent Place that it was and it is!

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Hampi was the capital of Vijayanagara kingdom and became famous during the time of King Krishnadevaraya. He took the kingdom to the heights...

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Mysore – The Heritage City that Speaks

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If you have not visited Mysore while in India, let me tell you that you are missing out on a treat. In fact, an amateur estimate puts the...

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Jaipur – The Capital of Glorious Rajput Dynasty

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Jaipur at present is the capital of Rajasthan and remember Rajasthan is the biggest state in India. From time immemorial, Rajasthan,...

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Darjeeling Tour Beckons to Soothe Your Mind and Body

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Unless one has been to Darjeeling himself, it is quite hard to imagine that such a grand town can actually exist in the busy state of West...

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City of Theatre & Festivals: Mumbai

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Hi folks, I come from Mumbai, a vibrant and pulsating city. Its description of ‘city that never sleeps’ is true in the real sense; the...

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Mahabalipuram – The Mesmerizing City of Temples and Beach

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Mahabalipuram was earlier known as Mamallapuram. It is not a port anymore. I was amazed to see the great contributions of the Pallava...

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Kolkata – The City of Heritage

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Kolkata city (or Calcutta for those who like the old name better), which in its reality, represents life in India. From the hustle-bustle...

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Dharamshala – Scenic & Spiritual Himalayan Retreat

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Dharamshala, the name brings to mind lovely snow clad peaks of the Himalayas, red clad monks bustling in the streets and the gongs and...

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