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India is a bustling metropolitan country filled with monuments, palaces, temples, lagoons, beaches and much more. The country is a kaleidoscope of color and culture, thanks to the diversity. This diversity and vividness is highlighted with the right screenplay and camera angle, in the ten movies described below. These movies were shot in India. It
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August is the time when rainfall has started its work in most of the places in India. You can find the land to be freshened with frequent mild showers but, the showers would not hinder your vacation as they are usually mild and short.
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India is a land of many diversity. Being the second most populated country of the world, it is obvious that the cities have to be quite large to accommodate such a growing population. The country has more than 27 cities, which have more than a million resident, as of 2011. The cities of the country
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March ends the tourism season in India. This is the end of winter season. The temperature starts to rise by the end of the March. However, March is the right time to visit many interesting places in India.
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The best way to witness and explore the culture of the imperial state of Rajasthan in India is to pay a visit to the sand dunes of the golden Jaisalmer desert to attend the Jaisalmer Desert Festival. It is a cultural extravaganza prepared specially for tourists and travelers to showcase the colorful culture of Rajasthan.
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Wondering what’s the entire buzz with the SATTE, 2019? It is the biggest Travel and Tourism Trade Exhibition in South Asia that is a 3 days event thronged by everybody who wants to thrive in the travel and hospitality segment. One of India’s largest B2B trade shows, the 26th edition of the much awaited South
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India is a massive country and through its annals lays several great venues that seduce the wanderlust souls with the promise of adventure and fun. Are you a biker who finds music in the hurl of the engine and the love the scene of long winding roads on serene countryside’s that are alluring?
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With the commencement of chilly winters, the season of holidaying also begins. It is just like fueling oneself to begin the New Year full of energy. If you are among those, fond of beginning the New Year with a pleasant vacation then here’s a list of some magnificent and popular places to visit in India,
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The tourism season starts in October and ends in March. This is the winter season in the country. Being a tropical region, India take up a new avatar with the cold climate, snow and lush vegetation.
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Are you bitten by the travel bug? Then pack your bags and get ready to celebrate this New Year by travelling to some of the hottest tourist destinations of India.
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Everything about India is unique starting from its diverse natural resources to culture. The same goes with Christmas too. Are you looking for a destination to enjoy some unusual and unique Christmas celebration?
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In whole India, Rajasthan is the name for rich diverse culture and tradition. The liveliness of Rajasthani traditions and culture reflects through Folk music and dance. For Rajasthanis, music and dance are the life and they habituated them as their part of life.
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Caves have always been associated with a unique air of mystery surrounding them that sparks our imagination. And why not be? Caves have historically been treasure troves of rich archaeological specimens that have helped science and history both in understanding our past.
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Is there a country or even a village around the world, which is 100% safe for any traveler? Well, the answer is no. Is India safe for solo female travelers? The answer is not a simple yes or no. There are certain guidelines, which will keep solo female travelers safe.
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Chittorgarh Fort or Chittor Fort is a heritage site, famous for being one of the largest forts of the country. This fort is located in the Mewar region of Chittorgarh, Rajasthan. After walking round one kilometer on a bridge, you will see yourself in a six-gateway fort occupying a large portion of the plateau. The
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