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Tajmahal


Tajmahal - 


When Mr. Bill Clinton saw the Tajmahal, he said that the whole world is divided into two kinds of people, one who has seen the Taj and love it and second who has not seen the TajMAHAL but still love it.
Every year the numbers of tourists are increasing at this most beautiful monument of the world. Ten million tourist visit Tajmahal every year.   Read more


Jaisalmer fort

 Jaisalmer Fort –


This is a remarkable fort. Three thousand people still live inside the walls of this fort. Jaisalmer fort is known for its immense defensive walls. The Jaisalmer fort is situated among the great Thar desert, on trikut hill. So many battles have been fought over here.
Its red sandstone looks different in day time and during sunset.  Jaisalmer fort, along with five other forts of Rajasthan, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site under the group of Hill Forts of Rajasthan.



Golden Temple

Golden Temple –


Golden Temple is spellbind blend of Hindu and Islamic architecture styles.
Pietra dura (marble inlay art of Tajmahal) has also been used on dado. Its dome is gilded with 750 kg gold.
This is the most holy temple of Sikhs in Amritsar.


Jaipur

Jaipur –


This is capital of Rajasthan. This is a charming historical city. This is the entry point of the India’s most extravagant state Rajasthan. The city is bright colored, chaotic roads retreat and move with a spirituous blend of old and new.  Read more





Golden Triangle of India –


If you are in India for short duration (like 5 days) then this is a best trip of India for you. This tour includes sightseeing of Delhi, Agra and Jaipur.  Read more 





Varanasi - 


Caliper yourself. You are going to witness most shining deep colored, savagely turbulent, and remorseless hasty areas on the earth. Some how this is the favorite place of American tourists. Varanasi is called city of life. This is one of the oldest continues colonized cities and center of Hinduism. Taking bathe in Ganges river leads you out of cycle of rebirth. Priests perform most confidential rituals of life and death in public, and the view, melody and aura around the ghats (Bathing place).   



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