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More than 400 years old, today the city of Hyderabad stands as a good example of a perfect blend of the ancient and the modern. As the capital of the state of Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad is growing fast and has a fast developing IT sector. Though, a bit congested, the city in fact cleaner and greener than most other cities in the country. The old Hyderabad’s new cousin, Cyberabad is a fast emerging town with global players like Microsoft and Oracle playing major roles in the economic escalation.
Posted: 2010-06-08
Category: Destinations
The brain child of a genius of the yesteryears, Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh, Jaipur is still credited to be one of the best planned cities in the country. Laid according to Shilpa Shastra, an ancient Indian treatise in architecture, Jaipur is planned flawlessly. The city is protected by high walls and was always tough to penetrate. Interestingly called the Pink City, the place has a distinct pink hue which is visible on the buildings and structures in the older side of Jaipur.
Posted: 2010-06-08
Category: Destinations
It was a revolution that took Gurgaon by storm and revamped it completely. However, this revolution was not a government program. Gurgaon caught the attention of some of the best visionaries who could see its potential and ushered commercialization here. It is now known to be one of the most sought after and highly priced lands in the country. Within a span of some years Gurgaon is a maze of skyscrapers and flyovers with a constant influx of prominent companies and professionals from all across
Posted: 2010-06-04
Category: Destinations
The height at which Gangtok is situated gives it a favorable climate and makes it a favorite with tourists, especially during the months when the plains are hot. The surroundings are particularly interesting with a hilly terrain and lush greenery. Gangtok’s population is a mix of many races, dominated by north east Indians and people of Tibetan origin. The mixing of races and cultures has made the culture of Gangtok a unique one.
Posted: 2010-06-03
Category: Destinations
Literally translated, Durgapur means the abode of the deity Durga. Though a small town some years back, it has now gained a modern identity and is one of the best known industrial towns in the country. A name taken synonymously as steel, the town has the state’s largest steel plant which is apparently a token of post-independence Indo-British ties. The town is however more interesting than you can expect an industrial town to be. It has other attractions like the Deer Park and Durgapur Barrage t
Posted: 2010-06-03
Category: Destinations
With a long and glorious history to boast of, Delhi is full of structures and forts from various dynasties who have ruled the country from here. The sacking and rebuilding cycle that Delhi has witnessed, has been particularly interesting. While the Moghuls left behind majestic structures like the Red Fort and the Jama Masjid, the British gave the Lutyens’ side of Delhi. A heady mix of various races and cultures, Delhi has come up with a completely unique culture of itself and a distinct identity
Posted: 2010-06-03
Category: Travel & Leisure
With the best of IT companies and big brands invading the market scene here, also expect modernity and commercialization in the city. In all, Chennai presents a picture that is a concoction of many odds. It is rosy and grim at the same, yet it offers much to anyone who cares to visit it.
Posted: 2010-06-02
Category: Destinations
Even though the city of Bangalore has been living since ages, it is better known as the modern face of India. The first city in the country to receive the first wave of modernization, Bangalore has ever since lead to modernization. From being the first to receive electricity to being the first in getting a Silicon makeover, Bangalore has always lead other Indian cities when it comes to upgrading itself to attain a world-class status.
Posted: 2010-05-31
Category: Destinations
There are few spots in the world as sacred as Badrinath. Ever since times immemorial, the town has enjoyed a highly revered status. The main attraction in Badrinath is the temple of Badrinath which is believed to have been built by Adiguru Shankaracharya. The presence of the temple of Badrinath and the spiritual air that fills the place makes it perfect for meditation and is often referred to as Tapobhumi. Badrinath is one place, where you can’t move without coming across another natural wonder.
Posted: 2010-05-27
Category: Destinations
The very idea of a tropical holiday seems pretty exciting and the Andaman & Nicobar Islands fit into it perfectly. The unpolluted greens and pristine waters make it a heaven for naturalists and all who wish to enjoy a rejuvenating holiday. The best thing that these islands have to offer to a tourist is its amazing marine life. While tourists can enjoy a marine life surfing ride in a glass bottom boat, the more adventurous souls can go for snorkeling and scuba diving.
Posted: 2010-05-25
Category: Destinations
Located in the heart of the country, Agra is probably the most alluring city in India. It has been an enchantment for centuries not only for Indians but for people all around the world. Just as the Mughal splendor attracted travelers to the Mughal court in the ancient times, their legacies continue to enchant tourists till date. Be it the fine monument of the Mughal era or their eternal gardens, Agra is home to countless marvels from the past.
Posted: 2010-05-20
Category: Destinations
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