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Nov 30 2011

India – The Wonderland

Published by under India Travel

By Aparajita Shankar

India is the home to the oldest civilizations of the world that has witnessed architectural grandeur since past centuries. It is also known as paradise on the earth as India is bestowed with Mother Nature’s never ending love. The land is decorated with picturesque landscapes, exotic sunny beaches, snow capped mountains, dense forests and golden deserts.

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Photograph by – Zé Eduardo

While on India tour, you will be filled with great surprises. Nowhere in the world you can find such diversity.

Taj Mahal, the greatest symbol of love and most famous amongst the seven wonders is located in Agra, India. India is also home to numerous ancient forts and monuments that are the landmarks of the bygone era and are architectural masterpieces depicting the royal ancient Indian history. In contrast to it, Goa is a state where you can enjoy sun and sand beach holidays, night parties, cruises and carnivals.
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Nov 28 2011

Enjoy Your Luxury Tour in the Lap of Mother Nature

Published by under India Travel

By Kanchan Singh

july-30India is one of the famous tourist destinations in the south Asian region. One can find loads of tourist destinations to make holidays a lifetime experience and memories. From the cool shade of the mountains to the sizzling of the golden desert, from the picturesque lakes to the whispering playful natural fountain, from the copious beauty of the natural serenity to the fabled backwater destination, India offers grandeur holiday moments in place offers a great tourist [Photograph by - Dennis G.Jarvis ] destination to spend holidays and moreover this beautiful continent is paradise for the honeymoon couples. There are several fascinating destinations where one can enjoy most of the moments being in India- the mother of serene natural beauty.
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Nov 07 2011

Our Video of the Week: Incredible India latest TV spot

Published by under India Travel Videos

And they do it again! Another brilliant spot from Incredible India, which in 2 min manages to charm you to all the beauty India holds for you to discover.

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Oct 31 2011

The Faces of India – The cigarette maker

Published by under India Travel Images

We continue to publish a selection of images from India, which we have called The Faces of India.

And this week we have chosen “The cigarette maker”

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Oct 17 2011

Vacation by the Ganges: Devprayag

Published by under Delhi,India Travel,Uttarakhand

by Deepali Sharma

The boisterous and strong Bhagirathi river gushes down from the one side and the calm and quiet Alaknanda flows in from the other, merging to form what we know as the as holy Ganges river. This is one of the five sacred confluences in the hills of Uttarankhand and the place is Devprayag, a small town in the Tehri district of Uttarakhand.

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Photograph by – Deepali Sharma Sanwal

As I travel along the Ganges from Rishikesh to Devprayag, my paternal village, I am overwhelmed with a feeling of belonging and nostalgia of my childhood days, spent running around in the mango orchards and trekking to nearby hills. As a child, I had done this journey every summer with my parents to visit my grandparents. Years later, I wanted to relive the experience and decided to do away with my car and jumped into a local bus. As our bus by passed the Laxman Jhula in Rishikesh and moved up the meandering roads, the driver put on pahari music which seemed to resonate in the valleys all around. I could hear myself humming to the tunes I had grown up listening to.
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Oct 14 2011

Things to do in Devprayag

Published by under India Travel,Uttarakhand

by Deepali Sharma

Start the day with a visit to the famous Raghunath temple. Some inscriptions carved are supposed to be from around 5th century. If you go there during the festive seasons of Basant Panchmi, you can witness the famous fair in the temple courtyard where people from near by places come to pray and enjoy. During the navratras, one can see the Ramayana being enacted. This tradition has been on for years and mostly the best acting talents are reserved for it. The dasharas of Garhwal and Kumaon are very famous and worth a watch. The colors, music and dances can be seen everywhere and music echoes in the hills during the festive season. If it’s the marriage season, one may get a chance to see the bride who goes to the temple before entering her in-laws’ place. The big nose ring, made of gold and at times weighing up to few kilograms, must not be missed, which the bride would be adorning. For those wanting to indulge in gossip or stories, just settle down in shops where locals will entertain you with stories of ghosts, wildlife and everything that is interesting in their lives.

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Photogrph by – Deepali Sharma Sanwal

Walking down the eighty steps of the temple, one can see the sangam, the point of confluence of rivers and take a dip in the cold water of the Ganges. However, one has to be cautious of the strong current of water at sangam. Be sure not to test your swimming skills and hold on to the iron chains while inside the water. It is said that only the strongest of swimmers can beat the waves and whirlpool.
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Oct 07 2011

India – Your Global Home for Medical Tourism

Published by under India Travel

By Sam D’costa

Standardization has become vital in the medical world. Professional organizations, non-governmental agencies, and other international institutions work to make sure that medical training, practices and medical equipments are standardized around the world. Medications from prescription drugs to anesthesia are globally available.

Photograph by Zé Eduardo

Medical tourism is taking advantage of this standardization. Doctors from the developing countries – many of whom have been trained in the US, Canada or UK or a member of any international medical association assure their patients that they will get the same quality treatment as they would get at home, if not better.
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Oct 05 2011

The Faces of India – A small girl of the streets

Published by under India Travel Images

We continue to publish a selection of images from India, which we have called The Faces of India.

And this week we have chosen “A small girl of the streets”

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Sep 28 2011

The Faces of India – A young brother

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We continue to publish a selection of images from India, which we have called The Faces of India.

This week’s image is called “A young brother”

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Sep 19 2011

Our image of the week

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