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India is the largest
democracy in the world,
the seventh largest
country and the second
most populous. India is
a picture of diversity
seen in her people,
culture, colorful
festivals, dress and
costumes, religions,
flora and fauna and
varying landscapes. The
Indian sub-continent is
gloriously rich in its
amazing variety of
wildlife, from teeming
insects colonies to
majestic elephant herds
that make India is a
veritable animal lover’s
paradise. India’s
diverse wildlife base is
the second largest in
the world, and there are
currently 80 National
Parks and 441 Wildlife
Sanctuaries established
here.
Taj Mahal, the sensuous
temple of love, demand
to be savoured without
interruption when you
tour India. The Taj
experience is more then
just seeing a beautiful
monument of India. It's
an insight into the
history, culture and
heritage of India.
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Agra
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Agra today is
comprised in the
famous tour
circuit of the
Golden Triangle
which includes
Delhi, Jaipur
and Agra. Apart
form the world
famous Taj Mahal,
there are many
other legacies
from different
periods of
Indian majesty
waiting for you
to explore.
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Bangalore
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Along with the
historical
heritages of the
city, Bangalore
offers the
cosmopolitan
atmosphere with
its wide variety
of modern
facilities and
comforts; be it
shopping malls,
fine
restaurants,
luxurious
hotels, and
other cultural
and
entertainment
outlets.
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Calcutta
Hotel |
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Calcutta has
grown, remains a
city of
contrasts, a
mix-up of light
and shade, a
strange medley
of ancient and
modern,
skyscrapers and
Victorian
edifices, heaven
of the rich and
the poor as
seldom found
anywhere in the
world.
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Chennai
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Chennai, the
largest city in
southern India
located on the
Coromandel Coast
of the Bay of
Bengal,
developed after
1639 when the
British East
India Company
established a
fort and trading
post at the
small fishing
village of
Chennai.
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Cochin
Hotel |
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Cochin, formerly
known as Kochi,
gained its
importance in
the world
trading routes
after the world
famous port at
Kodugallur (Cranganore)
were destroyed
by the massive
flood, giving
the way to the
then Kochi, the
nearby city, to
rise to be one
of the busiest
ports in the
region.
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Goa
Hotel |
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Unforgettable
Goa, a heady
blend of
serenity and
excitement down
a
100-kilometer-long
coastline,
studded with
some of the
world's most
beautiful
beaches-Calangute,
Colva, Baga,
Dona Paula, and
Bogmalo.
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Hyderabad
Hotel |
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With various
attractions and
activities,
Hyderabad is
regarded as one
of India's prime
tourist
destination.
Also, with its
large selection
of
accommodations
ranging from
budget to
luxurious
hotels,
Hyderabad offers
the best of
facilities and
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Jaipur
Hotel |
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Literally means
"The City of
Victory", Jaipur
was founded in
the 18th century
by the Great
Kachchwaha ruler
Sawai Jai Singh
II. Sawai Jai
Singh excelled
not only in
military field,
but also in
astronomy, arts
as well as
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Khajuraho
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Besides the
temples
exemplary for
their
architecture and
bold artistic
statement,
Khajuraho is
just a small
modest village
with no more
than 3000
residents
surrounded by
the forestland.
As Khajuraho
gets a fair
number of
tourists from
all over the
world every
year, hotels,
restaurants and
souvenir shops
have sprung up
in large numbers
at the entrances
to the two
distinctive
groups of
temples here. |
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Mumbai
Hotel |
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Mumbai a cluster
of seven islands
derives its name
from Mumbadevi,
the patron
goddess of the
Koli fisher
folk, its oldest
inhabitants.
Mumbai is also
the country's
financial
powerhouse, the
nation's
industrial
heartland, and
its economic
nerve center.
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Delhi Hotel |
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The capital and
also the travel
hub of northern
India, Delhi is
one of the most
fascinating
cities in the
world to
explore. In
Delhi, you will
encounter a
fascinating
blend of the old
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Pune Hotel |
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Referred to as
"Queen of
Deccan", Pune is
also known as
the cultural
capital of
Maharshtra.
Formerly it was
called Punavadi
or Poona. Pune
has its mix of
potpourri and
culture that
makes for an
interesting
sight seeing. It
offers a mix of
the modern
intertwined with
the old with the
old Lal Deval
standing beside
a brand new
petrol pump and
Vishram Baug
Wada now
transformed into
a modern post
office. |
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Udaipur Hotel |
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The beauteous
Udaipur, 'the
city of lakes',
is a much sought
after tourist
destination of
Rajasthan.
Udaipur, laced
with a glorious
history is a
backpacker's
paradise. The
history buffs
can make a
beeline for the
splendid City
Palace, a comely
site on Lake
Pichola. The
latter itself is
a wondrous
spectacle to
behold. |
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