Jun 29 2011
We are starting a new series and a new way of discovering the beauty of India – through images and colour.
And our first selection is The Red Palacial Tower through the eyes and lense of Trey Ratcliff
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Jun 27 2011
By: Culrute Holidays
Introduction
Rajasthan is considered to be the essence of India. It is a place of beautiful forts and strong impenetrable palaces. The sun is scorching to its full extent in the land of Rajasthan. But there are also shimmering lakes popular for its tourist destination. The Thar Desert spreads throughout Rajasthan India not stopping to encroach by time. Rajasthan is in fact the second largest state of India almost similar to the size of France. Even though it is a dry place it was a prosperous place at one time in history. Many foreign countries from all over the world approached Rajasthan in connection with trade and commerce.
Photograph by Raghuram Ashok
Wild Life
The fascinating state of Rajasthan in India is not all about its magnificent architectural masterpieces and colorful people and festivals, but the state is home to some of the finest national parks and tiger reserves of India, including the world-famous Ranthambore National Park, Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary, and Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary etc.
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Jun 24 2011
Indian cuisine is famous the world over with its distinguishing sophisticated use of spices and herbs. Indian cuisine is strongly influenced by widespread and longstanding vegetarianism within sections of India’s majority Hindu and Jain communities. Very integral to the Indian culture is the Indian cuisine and love of food amongst its vast population, cuisines differ according to community, region, and state. Indian cuisine is delightfully
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unique with a great variety of foods, spices, and cooking techniques, each with its distinct taste. Each religion, region, and caste has left its own influence on Indian food.
Vedic Hindus since the Vedic times gave a number of vegetarian recipes to the Indian cuisine. Later, Christians, British, Buddhists, Portuguese, Muslims from Turkey, Arabia, and Persia, and others had their influence as well when they arrived in India. Vegetarianism came to prominence during the rule of Ashoka, one of the greatest of Indian rulers who was a promoter of Buddhism; currently, 31% of Indians are vegetarians. In India, food, culture, religion, and regional festivals are all closely related. Indian meat and fish cuisine is mostly influenced by the Muslim population
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Jun 22 2011
We are starting a new series and a new way of discovering the beauty of India – through images and colour.
And our first selection is Farewell India through the eyes and lense of Trey Ratcliff
Photograph by Trey Ratcliff
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Jun 20 2011
By: Rakesh Raushan
While the vivacious events like the Pushkar Camel Fair and Desert Festival of Jaisalmer offer you a traditional Rajasthan experience, the royal monuments like the Jal Mahal and the Hawa Mahal take you back in a bygone era. So, visit the desert land of Rajasthan for experiencing a vacation of lifetime on your own. Visit with Rajasthan Tour Package to explore its charming cities like the Pink city – Jaipur, City of lakes – Udaipur, Sun City – Jaisalmer, Golden city Jaisalmer, Bikaner and many other enchanting cities. Commonly referred to as the ‘land of kings’, Rajasthan boasts of plethora of attractions such as imposing forts and monuments, rich and varied wildlife, colourful fairs and festivals and much more. If you are actually looking for a awesome vacation, then Rajasthan Tour Package ends your search. Enjoy an exciting ride on Camel’s back or go for camping in Sam Sand Dunes or spot wildlife in their natural habitat by Elephant or Jeep Safaris. Rajasthan, a land of vibrant colours is known for its rich and varied culture. Even today, Rajasthan keep its rich cultural heritage in music, arts, crafts, clothes and various other forms.
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Rajasthan Tour Package covers the places of interest of Rajasthan in a short circuit is not a simple work. For your ease and final holidaying skill, Rajasthan tour package telling you some best tours for Rajasthan.
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Jun 17 2011
Rajasthan is one of the most popular tourist destinations. Its rich culture and tradition of hospitality attract many tourists from all over the world. Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan is popularly known as the ‘Pink City’. It is famous for its colorful culture, forts, palaces, and lakes..
Other major cities of interest are Jodhpur and Udaipur. These a days Rajasthan is also gaining popularity as a wedding destination for the Photograph by Zé Eduardo rich and famous. Liz and Arun Nayyar, Vikram and Priya Chattwal are some of the couples who got hitched here.
Jaipur
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Jun 15 2011
Garam masala is more like a collection of some of the major spices like cinnamon, cumin, fenugreek seeds, garlic, ginger powder and other spices. The range of each individual spice in this combination depends on the way that it was prepared. The preparation of this masala varies as widely as its fame; each and every person has their own receipe for this masala. The garam masala is often used in the preparation of snacks,dals,gravies and other dishes, thus giving it that unique flavor that blends well with the food.
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The dishes that use garam masala in their recipe are so many that it is not possible to list them all. Nevertheless, I have listed below, some of the dishes that use the garam masala to make them stand out. This masala gives that special flavor to each and every dish on the list and to hundreds more that have not been listed above. That should give you an idea of the range and depth of this unique masala.
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Jun 13 2011
We are starting a new series and a new way of discovering the beauty of India – through images and colour.
And our first selection is Offerings at the Mosque through the eyes and lense of Trey Ratcliff
Photograph by Trey Ratcliff
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Jun 10 2011
We are starting a new series and a new way of discovering the beauty of India – through images and colour.
And our first selection is Agra – architecture through the eyes and lense of Trey Ratcliff
Photograph by Trey Ratcliff
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Jun 08 2011
When the pocket is light and the economy jittery, you don’t need to go for a costly accommodation in India. In fact, in India there is no dearth of cheap accommodations available, all you need is travel smarter in order to turn your trip into an enjoyable, smooth and affordable reality. Here are top ten tips you will find immensely helpful for landing a cheap yet clean and comfortable rooms while you are on India Travel.
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1. Check Discounts: Check prices of different rooms and ask for discounts. Room prices may vary largely even within a hotel. For example a room with shower is cheaper than a room with tub. Air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned rooms have different prices. Similarly rooms with pool or garden views pricier. If you want a cheap room, say it. Some hotels have a few rooms that need renovation without private baths, which they don’t usually mention, figuring they would be unacceptable to tourists. And, if you plan to stay three or more nights, it’s worth asking if any discounts are available.
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