Delhi Travel Guide by Vinay
Chaubey Dear fellow
travelers, I’d like to
thank Vinay for his valuable
contribution. One of the
most fascinating aspects of
Delhi is the "visibility" of its
historic past. Were it not
for the demands of
urbanization, large portions
of the city could well be
earmarked as
archaeological parks. This is
because the rulers of
successive dynasties
between the 13th and the
17th centuries established
seven cities in different
parts of Delhi. A
chronological review of
these cities fortunately also
serves as a suitable
itinerary for tourists and
highlights the important
monuments amongst the
1300 officially listed.
History: Delhi’s
history goes much further
back in time than the
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Posted in Indian Subcontinent on February 8th, 2007 No Comments »
India Tourism - Best Five
Places To Visit by: Swati A
Dear fellow travelers, Back
in India, enjoy
Swati’s contribution.
India is a perfect place
where you will find a blend
culture, spirituality and
modernization. For decades
people have been visiting
this magnificiant country,
below are the top most
destinations for tourists
who plan to visit India. #1
Taj Mahal: Among 7
wonders of the world This
beautiful palace made from
white marble, is located in
North India in Agra city,
Uttar Pradesh (UP) state.
It was built by the Mughal
emperor Shahjahan in
memory of his beloved wife
Mumtaz Mahal, and has
since become the symbol of
immortal
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Posted in Indian Subcontinent on February 2nd, 2007 No Comments »
Rajasthan Tourism -
Holidays In Rajasthan By:
Yogesh Kumar Dear fellow
travellers, Back to India,
enjoy this article written by
Yogesh. Rajasthan, the
name evokes myriad
impressions, an intricate
tapestry of colour, sound
and smell. Holidaying in
Rajasthan brings one face
to face with mammoth
contradictions ? where
royal grandeur is easily
offset by rustic charm and
lavish opulence belies
ingenious survival.
Geographically too,
Rajasthan is a land of
contrasts: dense forests
give way to an arid
landscape and lofty hills
separate baking dunes
from brimming lakes. And
no Rajasthan holiday is
complete without an
experience of the spirited
Rajputs, whose proud and
haughty exterior conceals
an inner friendliness
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