Tour to Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh

Varanasi (name originated from the name of two rivers Varuna and Assi), is also famously known as Banaras or Kashi (the luminous one). It is sited on the banks of the River Ganges in Uttar Pradesh. It is about 320 kilometres (4 hours 32 minutes) from state capital, Lucknow. Varanasi is considered to be the oldest city in the world and the oldest holy city in India by Hindus, Buddhists and Jains. The city has been a cultural and religious centre in North India for several thousand years.

Varanasi is also said to be "the city of temples", "the holy city of India", "the religious capital of India", "the city of lights", "the city of learning", and "the oldest living city on earth."

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The only Diamond City in entire Asia

Panna is a city, a municipality, the main administrative centre, and a very popular tourist spot in Panna district in the state of Madhya Pradesh. This place is extremely famous for its diamond mines. For this reason it is also called ‘The only Diamond City’ in entire Asia.

An extremely beautiful, calm and serene city for solace, Panna offers you the best ‘Green experience’ you can ever encounter. With lush green meadows, evergreen forests, surging foliage and numerous hills and rocks, give your camera a chance to gasp.

Panna is very famous for its temples which strike a fine blend of Hindu and Muslim architecture. It is the most sacred pilgrimage for the followers of the Pranami sect world over. With a sanctuary for rare wild life and avifauna & a diamond mine, Panna has transformed a royal past into a vibrant and lively present.

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Haryana Tourism the hub of ECO Tourism and GOLF Tourism

Haryana - A landlocked state lies in the north-west of India bounded by Uttar Pradesh, Punjab,

Himachal Pradesh and Rajasthan. The state of Haryana was formed in the year 1966 out of the

Greater Punjab. It has a great history dates back to the Vedic Age which reflects its cultural and

traditional past and gave it a name Haryana which means “Abode of God” derived from Sanskrit

words Hari(the Hindu God Vishnu) and ayana (the home). It is believed that the epic battle of

Kurukshetra described in Mahabharata has been fought here in Haryana. Haryana is renowned

for its ‘Golf Tourism’ with lush green fields and provides an excellent chance to play Golf.

Adorned with great culture and studded with old-century monuments, temples, gardens,

complexes and many more, attracts numerous tourists from and around Haryana. It also

highlights Adventure Tourism, Eco Tourism, Wild Life Tourism and Pilgrim Tourism. It is a

perfect “Paradise for all kind of interests of Tourists.”

Haryana is also renowned for its handicrafts, Folk music, dance, pottery and different kinds

of embroideries, weaving. To showcase and promote all these handlooms, lively culture

of Haryana and Handicrafts the Haryana Tourism organizes a Grand Surajkund Crafts Mela

annually in the month of February which is one of the biggest highlight or eye catching event

of Haryana. Last but not the least Haryana is also very famous for its Dhabas, not only the

food their is amazing but the environment and the scenic beauty around the Dhabas are also

amazingly awesome. Some of the dhabas are Murthal Dhaba, Sukhdev Dhaba, Ahuja Dhaba and

so on.

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Lansdowne - A Cloudy Wonderland

Well people say that happiness comes in small packages...  yes it surely does... recently it came in a package named “Lansdowne”...

Our short trip started on 9^th Sept night via Mussoorie Express from Delhi to Kotdwara, and then from there we hired a jeep till Lansdowne. The 1.5 hours journey from Kotdwara to Lansdowne was breath-taking with a magnificent view of layers of lush green mountains, gushing river water, drizzle and clouds all around. Everything felt like Heaven and it was a cherry on the cake as most of us are amateur photographers.

Entering Lansdowne on next day morning was altogether a different experience. The cantonment area has a peaceful clean environment, well-dressed army officials, totally safe area, umpteen numbers of Enfields :D, and a beautiful landscape. 

Our guest-house of GMVN was simple and comfortable with an amazing view from each room. It had a great variety of flowers within the premises and a lawn surrounding the entire building.

After resting for a while, we decided to go for local sight-seeing. As one of our friends was from defence, we got the opportunity to sneak-peek few great moments of army officials performing their day-to-day activities which otherwise are difficult to witness. Officials playing bigul and drums and marching with tremendous coordination on the rhythmic beats was a wow experience.

While we were trekking the Cantt area, we decided to explore a non-road trail which lead to a beautiful view point in the clouds. Though I was a bit apprehensive about it initially but something was pulling me up there. It was worth going. The next stop was the Bulla Lake which is a small pond where one can relax, go boating, get clicked, play on swings, etc. And yeah how I can forget that amazing hot Maggi from an eating joint that we had in drizzle. It was great fun. By now we had trekked about 10 kms and were really hungry so went to the market to have lunch. After lunch, we went to tip-top point to watch the sunset. It was about 4 kms from the market. And we made it just on time to see the gorgeous sunset. Then we headed back to the hotel. As planned before leaving Delhi, we had a bone-fire in the lawn, ate, drank, sang songs and danced. To surprise us all we had guests at our disposal – the clouds. I mean it was perfect. Well then we called it a day and went off to sleep.

Next day morning we went to the War Memorial where we saw a lot of things and read a lot about its past but for me the eye-catcher were the guns, the medals and the coins. They were simply superb. After this, we headed towards a place called Bhim Pakora. As much as that Pakora place was disappointment, the 3 km trail leading to it was mystic and it was raining almost throughout. I mean everything here is mesmerizing.

After all the trekking and fun, we came back to our hotel, took some rest and did final packing and left for the Kotdwara station to catch our train back home. On our way back to the station, I saw the most amazing sunset of my life till date. Totally romantic :D.

Well I didn’t want the trip to end, as it always happen, but good things come in small packages so it had to end and we caught the train and came back home. 

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