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India is just not like any other country,
they call it a sub-continent. Its so diverse
in all the ways, say like Europe. The
culture, food, language, dressing, manners,
terrains, changes every 500 kms in India.We
have close to 800 languages in India, so you
can very well assume how different are we
Indians from one another.Everyone is invited
to travel our india :)
Namaste from India
India was a place I always told myself I wanted to go, but year after year it got pushed around, forced to the back burner by the priorities of life. When my girlfriend came to me and said, I want to study Yoga in Mysore I knew this was our chance. Within days we walked into the travel agency ...
Informative article and the video of verma was also good
Delhi Promenade of Pop Poets [by Catherine Woodard]
Walking Delhi with Himanshu Verma, an emerging arts curator, follows a trail where poets share top billing with rulers and religious leaders. Poets get prominent positions in India’s history – literally – with their shrines and tombs near those of emperors and saints across Delhi. The place t...
the sanitation system of a huge number of slum is very poor ,India govt. should take necessary step to improve in this sector.
Schock visits India to promote U.S. humanitarian efforts
DELHI, INDIA - On August break, Illinois Congressman Aaron Schock and representatives of the Global Poverty Project in New York visited with USAID/India representatives, who led a tour of sanitation improvements in a Delhi slum settlement Tuesday. The location is one of 200 slum settlements th...
My pleasure to read such kind of article, really We travel a lot with our little baby who is just starting to toddle her way through the world. I'm so happy with all your suggestions and tips especially potty training essentials. I mostly have and do everything you suggested which me feel GOOD, actually I feel like a rock star, oh how times have changed!
traveling abroad with a toddler...
After all of our travels with Ruby lately (and especially after our two-week trip to France), I've gotten to know the ins and outs of being on the go with a toddler. For all you parents out there who are planning trips soon and are nervous about any aspect of it, I thought I'd share 10 tips fo...
owe delicious food :)
Appetizer of the Week: Tanzore's Tuna
Seared tuna is all over the place, but if you want to taste it Indian style, go to Tanzore on La Cienega Boulevard. Executive chef Jayanta Paul coats ahi tuna steak with Indian spices such as coriander, cumin and red chiles, then sears it in extra virgin olive oil. He serves the tuna on a bed...
Thanks for sharing the review Kelly! the pictures and video was nice
Creating a Hardcover Travel Photo Book Using Artifact Uprising
Happy New Year, everyone! I love a fresh start and am very happy to be turning the calendar page to 2016. Here's to a great year ahead for everyone. I'm looking forward to continue sharing here and in my shop and on all the channels of the interwebz, especially focusing on adventures + how to ...
nice to read your experience , Did you get the insurance $10/trip as well? If we don't get it, do you think its claimable under our own travel insurance?
Traveling with my own pocket wifi
This is the pocket wifi I used on my Japan trip. It is from Changi Recommends and it was an essential part of my trip. It cost me $8 a day (discounted) and it was usable the moment I landed in Tokyo. I got 4G speeds most of the time (except in the mountains) and a generous fair use limit of 1GB...
very nice and informative article because i like Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati veru much
Assange, Agra and asylum
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati (Pic: http://upcmo.up.nic.in) More than the veracity of the content of the latest batch of diplomatic cables leaked by WikiLeaks, I am fascinated by how technology can connect two individuals least likely to have anything at all to do with each other. I am...
All the pictures you had used in your article are very joyful and i enjoy it very much
Culinary Tour of South India with Chef Vinod - January 2013
TOUR DEPARTS - JANUARY 31, 2013 MAMALAPURAM - BANGALORE - MYSORE - CALICUT - COCHIN - KUMARAKOM - KOVALAM Get off the beaten path, explore in depth the rich culinary traditions of South India. Come and join me on January 31, 2013 on a 13 day tour to the South of India. I am happy to join...
though you might like Taj Mahal and I strongly suggest you to visit that place but don't find it perfect and beautiful. Look at that building .only from historical perspective of slavery and oppression. This .building was extremely hard to manufacture on those days. The Muslim
ruler exploited Hindu population's wealth. That building took more than .20 years for it's construction with more than 20,000 workers working day and night. On the completion of this building the Muslim ruler chopped
off those workers hand so that they can't construct any other Taj Mahal.
Taj Mahal, India
I was hoping to receive a postcard from India, and today I found one in my mailbox. The Taj Mahal is not only one of the Seven Wonders of the World but also a UNESCO World Heritage site. "An immense mausoleum of white marble, built in Agra between 1631 and 1648 by order of the Mughal emper...
Taj Mahal really a amazing place , love this place so much
Taj Mahal, Agra
I have a vertical version of that photo printed BIG and hanging up in my house. It was a hazy, polluted dawn when I took these photos, people everywhere even at that early hour, and yet the Taj Mahal was breathtaking. Majestic, imposing, delicate, detailed. Iconic. As I traveled ...
Agra is a rich town with its food variation and exception
Agra's Cheese Naan, as Tasty as Pizza
Love pizza? Then you'll like the cheese naan at Agra Cafe in Silver Lake. The naan at the left in the photo is filled with Jack and Cheddar. Another day it might contain mozzarella. Prefer Parmesan? There's a Parmesan naan too. And 11 other naans, because this hot, tandoor-baked Indian bread ...
The Strangler Vine by M. J. Carter may be a useful book for history lovers
Review – The Strangler Vine by M. J. Carter
Reviewed by Emma Kingston The Strangler Vine is set in India in 1837 amongst the landscape of a country ruled by English trading The East India Company. William Avery, a young officer in the Company, arrives in Calcutta expecting to be seduced by its ancient traditions, but instead finds hims...
India is a amazing country with all of its festivals and traditions
Meeting Gods and Godesses in Kolkata
By Patricia Lee Sharpe For nearly two weeks, day and night, Bengalis have been paying homage to Durga their favorite goddess. But now her effigies have been carried, carted or trucked from their places of honor to be tossed or toppled into the Houghly River. Sic transit gloria. All is trans...
India is a traditional country with its lot of historical places
Filming India: City of Victory, Fatehpur Sikri (Pardes)
Fatehpur Sikri was used as the backdrop for several scenes in the 1997 film Pardes, starring Shah Rukh Khan and Mahima Chaudhary. Located an hour's drive away from the Taj Mahal in Uttar Pradesh, the city of Fatehpur Sikri was the first planned city of the Mughals. It was constructed by Jalalu...
i love `The Festival of Canacona' and waiting for it
Carnival Celebration Marks Conclusion to `The Festival of Canacona'
Music, Gaiety & Celebrations was in the air at the Carnival ANO NOVO 2011, the Carnival which marks the conclusion of `The Festival of Canacona'. The festival was organized by the Lalit Suri Hospitality Group; for the residents of Canacona region in celebrating the arrival of a new beginning. Ove...
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