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Fort of Pangna stands on a solid stone base which is around 50/60 feet high. Standing high and tall, the fort overlooks the entire Pangna village. The planning and design of the tower temple suggests that it also had military uses.
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Chaini village is known for its stone and master masons which is easily visible on the buildings of the village. In a walk around the village, one comes across many simple yet beautiful houses. In early days, the village was inhabited by…
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A walk through any part of Shimla makes you feel like in paradise. The air, the climate, the foliage, the Victorian villas, the tranquillity, the landscape and the spectacular views all collectively hold the entire credit.
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Bikaner in Western Rajasthan is home to the largest camel breeding farm in Asia and known as the Camel Capital of India hosts a unique Camel Festival that has become quite a tourist attraction. Organized by the Department of Tourism, Art…
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The worship or the Puja revolves around Ma Durga - the supreme goddess with ten hands. Each artist has his own interpretation of the Devi and each one is a masterpiece to look at. The face and the overall appearance is traditional,…
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Our lives have become so busy that we have forgotten to enjoy the small but beautiful things in life. I sometimes wonder if the urge to become materialistically successful has completely overshadowed our innate desire of becoming a…
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The festival is held at Tandi village in Lahaul & Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh, where the Chandra and Bhaga rivers meet and forms the Chandrabhaga. The confluence of rivers known as Chandrabhaga Sangam.
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Henry William Gilbert, born in 1842 in Shimla, purchased a suitable piece of land at Kakarhatti and erected a ten-roomed structure as a commercial unit. This became the first hotel on the Kalka-Shimla road. When Henry retired, the hotel was…
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Kalka is the termination point for the trains coming from the other parts of India and the mountain railway for this part of Himalaya originates from here rising up to the elevation of 2200 m at Shimla. First, they built railway track till…
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