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It's a fantastic area to get away from the rush and bustle of everyday life and witness nature's richness, particularly the birds. My friends and I were able to experience this incredible biodiversity. It was a wonderful pleasure to explore such a natural paradise and make our visit an unforgettable adventure.
Satisfaction: 75% | See Reviews |Where hinduism was an important part of the country's culture, it had a pleasant aspect with hundreds of pigeons fluttering up as you neared the golden stupa. There wasn't much to do but seeing the holy golden monument and Kathmandu's Durban square was the spectacular experience. A few little temples that resembled chapels all looked the same.
Satisfaction: 50% | See Reviews |The architecture is a mix of Islamic and Rajput styles. The architectural beauty of Jaisalmer Fort and other monuments in the golden city will captivate you. The cultural combination of nomadic desert and aristocracy will provide you with a unique perspective on the country's history, traditions, and culture. You can trek to the top of the hill and take in the breathtaking views of the surrounding area. If you're exhausted and need to refuel, head to the Dusshera Chowk's small cafes, which serve wonderful ethnic dishes. You will find a plethora of delectable options and locations that will provide you with delectable foods, courteous and prompt service, a sanitary environment, and much more.
Satisfaction: 96% | See Reviews |Devotees flock to the Janaki temple during important occasions and festivals such as Ram Navami, Deepavali, and Holi. Visitors to Janakpur make a point of stopping by the various holy ponds in addition to visiting the temples. There are about 90 ponds in the area, with Ganga Sagar and Dhanush Sagar being the most popular. Before paying respect in the temples, some worshippers take a holy bath in the ponds. Pilgrims flock from all across Nepal, Sri Lanka, and India to pay their respects to the Goddess, who is revered for her fearlessness, purity, selflessness, dedication, loyalty, and feminine attributes.
Satisfaction: 88% | See Reviews |Surrounded by marshlands, the only hunting reserve in Nepal is the Dhorpatan hunting reserve. This reserve was built and formed in 1987 with the goal of safeguarding some of Nepal's most significant species. It is located in the Rukum, Myagdi, and Baglung Districts in western Nepal and covers an area of 1,325 km2 in the Dhaulagiri Himal.In altitude, it ranges from 2,850 to 5,500 meters (9,350 to 18,040 ft). It is an excellent option for anyone interested in exploring the natural beauty and cultural lifestyle of remote Nepal.
Satisfaction: 65% | See Reviews |We witnessed a few incredible inscriptions on the Ellora Caves' walls dating back to the 6th century, one of which being the Rashtrakuta Dantidurga on Cave 15's mandapa, inscribed between 753 and 757 AD. Cave 16 or Kailasha temple, a Shiva-dedicated monument, is the world's largest single monolithic rock excavation. It was constructed between 757 and 783 AD. Although the caverns' deities and idols have been damaged, the paintings and carvings have been preserved.
Satisfaction: 90% | See Reviews |The minar reflects the evolution of architectural styles from Aibak to Tughlak. The relief work, as well as the construction materials, varied. The Qutab Minar is 238 feet tall, with a base of 47 feet and a peak of nine feet. Bands of inscriptions adorn the tower, as do four projecting balconies supported by ornately painted brackets. The Quwwat Ui Islam (Light of Islam) Mosque in the Qutab complex is one of the most stunning constructions in the world, even though it is in ruins. In 1193, Qutab-ud-din Aibak began work on the mosque, which was finished in 1197.
Satisfaction: 84% | See Reviews |This valley is the beginning point for many walkers in the Valley, with beautiful green meadows and snow-capped mountains. The rich greenery of conifers and lush green plants encapsulates Kashmir's real identity. This valley, which is dotted with colorful cottages, shelters, and a variety of bird species, is unique in its own right. You can go horseback riding or have a picnic on the banks of the snow-fed Jade River in the Betab Valley, which flows south from the snowy highlands. The water in Jade is so pure that it is used for drinking by the locals! My advice is to go above and beyond the ordinary and treat yourself to a once-in-a-lifetime horseback riding adventure.
Satisfaction: 100% | See Reviews |Ooty Lake and Boat House is conveniently located near the city center. It is easily accessible from the bus stop and railway station, both of which are 2 kilometers from the lake. Both areas have taxis and auto rickshaws that can take you to the lake for a reasonable price. The nearest airport to Ooty is at Coimbatore, around 90 kilometers away. Trains run daily from major towns like Chennai and Coimbatore to Mettupalayam railway station, is around 40 kilometers away. The train travel is a delightful experience of itself, taking you through a magnificent tour through the Nilgiris.
Satisfaction: 86% | See Reviews |The Taj Mahal is far larger than I had anticipated. The structure is centered on Mumtaz and Jahan's final resting place. The actual tombs of Shah Jahan and Mumtaz, on the other hand, are located in a chamber in a basement room that is not open to the public. The Taj Mahal is surrounded by a multitude of structures, including a mosque. The magnificent gardens are well-kept and bustling with guests, mostly from India, at the time of my visit. There are three gates that lead to the Taj Mahal. It was built with white marble from the Rajasthani town of Makrana. It may be seen at any time of day, including early morning at sunrise, afternoon, and sunset, and it appears stunning in the full moonlight.
Satisfaction: 83% | See Reviews |It's like committing a crime if you visit Udaipur and don't take a boat trip on this lake. Pichola Lake, one of Udaipur's oldest and largest lakes, is known around the world for its stunning beauty and gorgeous surroundings. Rudyard Kipling described in his Letters of Marque (1899) of its picturesque beauty and scenic surrounding. The instant one sees this mesmerizing lake, one will fall in love with it. You will experience a vacation that you will remember for a lifetime with custom-made packages at reasonable pricing. Explore the city in a new way and be enthralled by its splendor.
Satisfaction: 87% | See Reviews |Aru Valley is a beautiful village and a popular tourist destination in Kashmir. It is one of Kashmir's most popular valleys, located 12 kilometers from Pahalgam in the Anantnag district. It is a tourist destination known for its lush meadows, beautiful lakes, and surrounding peaks such as the Kolhoi glacier and the Tarsar lake, which also serves as a base camp for trekking. It's a fantastic spot for a family vacation because it features spectacular resorts and adventure activities for all ages.
Satisfaction: 100% | See Reviews |The landmark architecture of this temple is in Shikhara style. It's a white pagoda temple situated in the middle of a park-like setting. The temple has a golden carved metal gate that allows you a glimpse inside and breaks up the whiteness. At first view, the Bindhyabasini temple appears to be a basic but stunning structure. The temple is governed by the local "Dharmik Chhetra Bikas Samiti."
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