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MY HAPPY PLACE
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Have a peacefully evening.
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#theblues
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Got some free weekdays? #rishikesh #riverrafting #Weekendworthy
So you are in Dehradun, and you got a free weekend now you are confused about how to spend your weekend???
So let me help you.
If you are in Dehradun and got a free weekend, you should take a trip to Rishikesh. Rishikesh is just 1-2 hour away from Dehradun, and you would regret if you miss your chance to visit the world capital of yoga, Rishikesh.
There are a lot of places which you can visit in Rishikesh and a lot of things which you can do from adventures to trying different foods. The cafés of Rishikesh are very famous for its delicacies.
People from different parts of the world come to Rishikesh to know their true selves and dwelling into spirituality.
So we left for Rishikesh at around 3pm. in the evening and reached Rishikesh at 4:30pm. We had planned to do river rafting for the next day, so we had already booked our camp and rafting a day before reaching Rishikesh.
The camp was some distance away from the main road so we had to walk and we were so tired after reaching our campsite. But all our tiredness went away as soon as we realized that we had a pool in our camp.😅
So after keeping our bags in our designated camps, we got in the pool as there was not so much crowd that day, so we were the only people inside the lake, and we enjoyed a lot. After that, we had our dinner and played some games and then slept late after partying.
Our rafting was scheduled in the morning, but as well all slept late, we couldn't wake up early in the morning, so our rafting was rescheduled in the afternoon. So after having our breakfast, we went ahead with our plan of river rafting. And believe me, you would enjoy the adventure. Our river rafting was of 16 km and started from Shivpuri; you can also book it for 26km or 35km as per your convenience. Proper equipment and instructions were provided to us. And we had an instructor with us who guided us along the way. We halted in between our rafting and did cliff jumping too. We were exhausted but happy that we did it.
After rafting, we went back to the camp and changed our clothes, picked up our bags, and left the camp.
We visited Lakshman jhula, Ram jhula, and spend some time watching the Ganga Arti, which was a mesmerizing experience.
We booked a hotel and slept after having dinner. It was a long tiring day.
The next day we decided to visit the famous Beatles ashram. We took an auto from our hotel to the Beatles ashram. The place has a timing of 10 am to 4 pm and has an entry ticket. The ashram is famous as the Beatles band stayed here in the 60s and now features art and graffiti.
This ashram is worth visiting. You would get to see the old architecture and graffiti, and altogether it would be a wonderful experience.
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Vlogging my first Backwater experience¡! #TheBlues
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Tiger Nest - Paro Bhutan
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Ooty - Queen of Nilgiri hills
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Top things to do in Dubai!!
Dubai is love it is the most amazing city to be exploring. The safest city for a solo trip. There are so many things to do there and hog on.
Can you imagine jumping off an airplane on your solo trip? Yes, I did that. And it was crazy. I am so proud that I was able to jump off that plane (tough I was scared to death).
Dubai has a different kind of vibe and you feel positive no matter what. You will find all kinds of nationalities there, but majorly there are nationals from India, Pakistan and Philippines who work and live there other than the locals. The best place to live is ‘Bur Dubai’ which is like a center of Dubai with nearby marketplaces for local shopping & food and with quick access to metros. Metros are the best mode of transport if you want to save some dirhams.
Quick must have experiences in Dubai :
• Skydive at Skydive Dubai – Palm Beach Jumeirah (for amazing view)
• Zaffran Tea at any of the FIlli outlets
• Chicken Fatayyar at Al Amour at Al Karama
• Vegetarians can try some amazing Falafels there
• Cheesecake Factory visit at Dubai mall
• Dubai Mall – Fountain Show
• At the top – Burj Khalifa
• City Walk Dubai
• Guru Nanak Darbar Dubai – beautiful Gurudwara, you wouldn’t want to miss
Things to shop :
• Perfumes
• Dry Fruits
• Chocolates
• Cloths & Shoes
• And everything else 😉
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12300 ft , -5 temperature , Snow snow all around : Travel Goals anyone?
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Taj of the Deccan - Bibi Ka Maqbara
Surrounded by UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Aurangabad can be a history buff's dream destination! Besides the magnificent Ajanta and Ellora Caves, Aurangabad has numerous historical sites within a few minutes drive from the city centre. Daulatabad Fort, Aurangabad Caves and Bibi Ka Maqbara are some of the sites that I absolutely enjoyed on my trip to Aurangabad.
Bibi ka Maqbara or the Taj Mahal of the Deccan was one monument in particular that piqued my interest. To begin with, it bears a striking resemblance to the ever marvellous Taj Mahal in Agra, however it is at least 10 times smaller. It was commissioned in 1660 by Emperor Aurangzeb, the son of Emperor Shah Jahan who originally got Taj Mahal Built. Aurangzeb commissioned Bibi ka Maqbara to commemorate his love for his first and chief wife Dilras Banu Begum. It is also said that this monument is the symbol of his conjugal fidelity to his first wife.
Although guided tours of Bibi ka Maqbara are available, we chose to read ahead of our visit and everything else was very kindly filled in by our wonderful taxi driver. Emperor Aurangzeb was not very interested in architecture itself but it was quite amusing to discover that the principal architect, Ata-ullah was the son of Ustad Ahmad Lahauri, the principal designer of the Taj Mahal.
Talking about the architecture of Bibi ka Maqbara, it is laid out in a charbagh formal garden, an Indo Persian style of construction based on the four gardens of paradise mentioned in the Quran. The marble for the construction of this mausoleum was brought all the way form mines near Jaipur, however Aurangzeb had laid out a very strict budget for its completion - only Rs. 700,000 annas.
How to Get there:
Situated in Maharashtra, Aurangabad is approximately 330 kilometres away from Mumbai. There are flight and trains to Aurangabad from major ports including Delhi, Hyderabad and Mumbai. We took an overnight bus from Mumbai booked through Redbus.in. It takes around 7 hours to get there from Mumbai.
Bibi ka Maqbara is located in Begumpur, which is 3Km away from the city centre and most hotels. You can easily find Ubers or local taxis to take you there.
When to visit:
Summers in most parts of Maharashtra can get extremely hot and humid. It is best to visit during the winter months from November to February.
This spot is rarely crowded but to avoid Aurangabad heat and get the perfect shots, visit around 7-8 AM.
Cost:
Bibi Ka Maqbara ticket costs Rs 25 for Indian citizens and Rs 300 for foreign tourists. The SAARC and BIMSTEC visitors have to pay Rs 25 as well. You can either purchase Bibi Ka Maqbara ticket at the ticket counter or pre-book it online. It takes around an hour to explore the site.
Bibi ka Maqbara is an impressive monument with its own charm, however it is usually overshadowed by the comparison to the Taj Mahal.
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Road Trip With Best friends!!
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My story so far.. #BestTrips
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Darjeeling Rock Garden
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Trekk to Dudhsagar waterfall.. excitemnt and calmness altogether #TheBlues
What makes a trek worth doing it ?
Is it the destination , atmosphere,your companion,the adventures , greenery/scenery...?
Well..evrything combine together and makes it adventurous,exciting nd keep it in the bucket list of yours
I have had a similar trip ..a trekk to Dudhsagar waterfall...a place of excitemnt and calmness altogether.
Surrounded by lush green forest,cool breeze beautiful birds, rocks and the mountains,this waterfall is situated in Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife sanctuary which is situated at Kulem at Goa Karnataka border.
I was there at september obviously because it's the best season to visit any waterfall in India .Its one day trek. During monsoon one can reach this waterfall only through trekking ... Though there are two ways of Trek, you can choose either. Both of the ways start by reaching Kulem from Goa which is 60-70km from North Goa The first one is 11kms.trek from Kulem.. going through rail track and reach the waterfall through many tunnels (slightly risky and also is illegal). Also you can not enjoy the diving in there cuz You are going to be on the tracks only in the middle of the waterfall.
The second one is what I had chosen as its more thrilling ,adventurous and legal. For this one, its compulsory to hire a guide.Guide will provide you life jackets for diving. You can easily hire one when you reach Kulem,charges can vary from 500-800/person depending upon the group solo or pair. This is also 11kms.from Kulem... But this one includes going through the sanctuary,crossing some river streams,seeing beautiful birds also includes first 4kms of railtrack then you enter tge sanctuary after 2 kms. This sanctuary is very beautiful with green grass,large old trees,cashewnut trees,river streams which can be very dangerous in monsoons and than after 3 more kms of up and downhill trekk you can see your destination and even hear the loud noise of water crashing into the big rocks.. after seeing dudhsagar was beyond my words now I was now more excited to reach down the hill to jump and dive into the water.That 1 km of trekk was quickly over as a blink of an eye. I was thrilled,excited and calm at the same time.I was feeling energetically peacefull..my mind turned blank....
For the next few hours I enjoyed being in the water..I can see the trains passing from th middle of the waterfall above me ...passengers were waving at trekkers ...it was turning dark so I returned to place where I started...and then back to Goa. It was a beautiful day with lots of memories #theblues.
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Lake Titicaca- Highest Navigable freshwater lake in the world (3812 M)!! Peru, South America! #Lakes
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welcome to Nepal #TheBlues
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Beauty of Kashmir - No less than any place around the world!!!
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Amazing Nepal #GoLocal
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The lake which croses countries frozen for miles together #photography # leh #pangong
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Yadvindra Garden Pinjore
Hello people Welcome back.. Today we travel the Yadvindra Garden Which is located in Pinjore (Hariyana)..
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में यहां 2014 में गया था जो और आज भी ऐसा नही है की मैं इस जगह को भूल गया हूं, फिर कभी जाने का मौका मिलता है तो बिल्कुल जायँगे।
यादवेंद्र गार्डन चंडीगढ़ से 22कि.मी. दूर है, दिल्ली स 255 km है,यहां पर आप नजीदिक ही Bhima Devi Temple भी है वो भी देखना ना भूलें । इस गार्डन में कई छतें हैं और इसके बीच में राजस्थान-मुग़ल शैली में निर्मित एक महल भी स्थित है। इसकी पहली छत पर स्थित महल शीशमहल और हवामहल से जुड़ा हुआ है। इसका मुख्य द्वार इस छत पर खुलता है। दूसरी छत पर रंगमहल है जबकि तीसरी छत पर पेड़, फूल और फलों का बगीचा है।
अगली छत पर फव्वारों के साथ जलमहल स्थित है जहाँ आराम करने के लिए एक मंच भी बना हुआ है। इससे अगली छत पर पेड़ ओर फव्वारें मौजूद हैं जबकि आखिरी छत पर एक डिस्क के आकार में ओपन एअर थिएटर बना हुआ है। इस बाग के साथ एक चिडि़याघर भी स्थित है।
इस परिसर में एक मंदिर और एक खुला संग्रहालय भी है जिनमें रोशनी की अच्छी व्यवस्था है और जो उचित रास्तों से भली प्रकार से जुड़े हैं। परिसर में हैरिटेज ट्रेन एक नया विचार है जो पूरे बगीचे ओर स्मारकों से होते हुए गुज़रती है।
यह कौशल्या और झज्जर नदियों के पास स्थित हे जो घग्गर नदी की सहायक नदियाँ हैं। इसका नाम पंचपुरा से लिए जाने के कारण इसका ऐतिहासिक और धार्मिक महत्व भी है। पंचपुरा पांडवों का शहर था। शिवालिक पर्वतमाला से मिलने के कारण यहाँ के नज़ारों सुंदरता बढ़ जाती है।
अप्रैल में बैसाखी और जून व जुलाई में मैंगो फेस्टिवल पर्यटकों को यहाँ आकर्षित करते हैं। 2006 में हरियाणा सरकार द्वारा पिंजौर हेरिटेज फेस्टिवल शुरु किया गया था। पिंजज्ञेर शहर की गौरवशाली प्राचीन विरासत और यादवेंद्र गार्डन की भव्यता इस फेस्टिवल में मनाई जाती है। इस फेस्टिवल के दौरान सांस्कृतिक कार्यक्रमों की व्यवस्था की जाती है जिसमें प्रसिद्ध कलाकार भाग लेने के लिए आते हैं ।
History - पटियाला राजवंश के शासकों द्वारा निर्मित यह बगीचा मुग़ल शैली जैसा लगता है। यह 17वीं शताब्दी में औरंगज़ेब के शासनकाल के दौरान बनवाया गया था। यादवेंद्र गार्डन नाम पटियाला के महाराज यादवेंद्र सिंह को समर्पित है। ऐसा माना जाता है कि यादवेंद्र गार्डन उत्तर भारत का सबसे पुराना और सुंदर बाग है। कमरे और रेस्तरां के साथ रोशन फव्वारे यात्रियों को समर्पित हैं।
किलेनुमा दीवारों पर प्रेमी जोड़े करते हैं प्रेम का इजहार -
ऐतिहासिक धरोहर की छवि को प्रेमी जोड़े तार तार कर रहे हैं। इन आकर्षक दीवारों पर प्रेमी जोड़ों के इजहार भरे पड़े हैं। बिना रोक टोक प्रेमी जोड़े यहां आते हैं और कोयला या पेंट से गार्डन की दीवारों पर अपने प्यार का इजहार करते हैं। हैरत की बात है कि कई जगह दीवारों पर प्रेमी जोड़ों के ब्रेकअप की दास्तां भी लिखी हैं। यहां Girlfriend Boyfriend बहुत देखने को मिल जायँगे जो इस Park को अशलील कर रहे हैं ।
How to Reach :
1. By Air. - Chandigarh International Airport and distance from Airport to Yadvindra Garden is 36 KM by road.
2. By Train - Kalka Railway Station and distance from Station to Yadvindra Garden is 7 KM by road.
3. By Road - Pinjore Bus Stand and distance from Bus Stand to Yadvindra Garden is 1 KM by road.
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