#Top Things to Do in Lansdowne

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Refreshing Getaway: Top Things to Do in Lansdowne

Lansdowne, a serene hill station in Uttarakhand, is an ideal destination for a refreshing getaway. Nestled amidst the Garhwal hills, this quiet town offers the perfect escape from the chaos of urban life. Whether you seek tranquility or a bit of adventure, Lansdowne promises an unforgettable experience. Let’s explore the top things to do in Lansdowne, ensuring your trip is packed with memories to cherish.

From scenic walks to adrenaline-pumping treks, it offers activities for every traveler. Here are the highlights:

1. Bhulla Lake Boat Ride

A visit to Lansdowne isn’t complete without a relaxing boat ride on Bhulla Lake. Surrounded by lush greenery, this man-made lake is a favorite among families and couples. Paddleboats glide smoothly across the tranquil waters, creating a serene experience that melts away stress. Kids will love the small play area nearby, while adults can bask in the calm atmosphere.

2. Birdwatching

This place is a haven for birdwatchers. The dense forests and peaceful environment attract various species of birds, making it an ideal spot for nature lovers. Bring your binoculars and explore early in the morning for the best sightings. Watching vibrant birds like Himalayan woodpeckers and pied thrushes adds a magical touch to your trip.

3. Camping

For those looking to connect with nature, camping in Lansdowne is a must. Several campsites offer picturesque views of the hills and valleys. Spend your evening under the stars, enjoy bonfires, and wake up to the chirping of birds. Camping here allows you to unplug and appreciate the simpler joys of life.

4. Darwan Singh Sangrahalaya

Step into history with a visit to Darwan Singh Sangrahalaya, a museum dedicated to the Garhwal Rifles. Named after a Victoria Cross recipient, this museum showcases artifacts, uniforms, and weaponry that highlight the region’s military legacy. It’s a fascinating way to learn about the courage and valor of the soldiers.

5. Dining while Going for Nature Walk

Embark on a dining nature walk, a unique experience combining local food and scenic trails. Stroll through the forested paths while savoring traditional Garhwali snacks prepared by local hosts. This activity offers a glimpse into the local culture and cuisine, making your trip even more memorable. 

6. Jungle Safari

For adventure seekers, a jungle safari is one of the top things to do in Lansdowne. Ride through the lush forest trails and spot deer, leopards, and even elephants if you’re lucky. The raw beauty of the jungle is both thrilling and humbling, giving you a deeper appreciation for nature.

7. Kalagarh Tiger Reserve

Located near Lansdowne, the Kalagarh Tiger Reserve is part of Jim Corbett National Park. This reserve is home to Bengal tigers, leopards, and a variety of other wildlife. A safari here is an unforgettable experience, offering an up-close encounter with nature’s magnificence.

8. Lansdowne Trip Travel Cafe

Unwind at the Lansdowne Trip Travel Cafe, a cozy spot to relax and enjoy great food. This cafe is loved for its warm ambiance and delicious local dishes. It’s the perfect place to meet fellow travelers and share stories over a hot cup of coffee.

9. Nature Walk

A nature walk is one of the simplest yet most fulfilling activities in Lansdowne. Wander through pine forests, listen to the rustling leaves, and take in the fresh mountain air. These walks are ideal for clearing your mind and soaking up the beauty of the hills.

10. Religious Tour

Lansdowne is home to several temples that hold cultural and spiritual significance. Visit the Tarkeshwar Mahadev Temple, nestled amidst cedar forests, to seek blessings and find inner peace. The ancient Kaleshwar Mahadev Temple is another must-visit spot for a serene spiritual experience.

11. Shopping Spree

A trip to Lansdowne isn’t complete without shopping for local handicrafts and souvenirs. Visit the small markets to find woolen garments, wooden artifacts, and Garhwali jewelry. These items make for thoughtful gifts and cherished memories of your trip.

12. Snow Viewpoint Trek

The Snow Viewpoint trek is perfect for adventure enthusiasts. This moderate trek rewards you with panoramic views of snow-capped Himalayan peaks. The trek’s route is adorned with beautiful flora, making the journey as mesmerizing as the destination.

13. Tip N Top Hiking

Tip N Top, or Tiffin Top, is one of the most popular viewpoints in Lansdowne. A short hike to this spot offers breathtaking views of the Shivalik range. It’s a fantastic place to watch the sunrise or sunset, leaving you with memories etched forever.

14. Trekking

Lansdowne is a trekking paradise with trails that cater to beginners and experienced hikers alike. Explore trails leading to hidden waterfalls, dense forests, and remote villages. Trekking not only offers adventure but also helps you discover the raw charm of this hill station.

How To Reach Lansdowne

Lansdowne is well-connected and easily accessible. Here’s how you can reach this charming destination:

By Air: The nearest airport is Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun, around 145 km away. From there, you can hire a cab or take a bus to Lansdowne.

By Train: Kotdwar Railway Station, 40 km away, is the closest railhead. Regular trains from major cities like Delhi and Dehradun make it convenient for travelers.

By Road: Lansdowne is well-connected by roads. You can drive or take a bus from Delhi (around 250 km) or other nearby cities. The journey offers picturesque views, making it a pleasant drive.

Tips To Travel Lansdowne

Pack light but carry essentials like comfortable shoes, warm clothes, and a first aid kit.

Respect the local culture and traditions. Dress modestly when visiting temples.

Carry cash as ATMs are limited in Lansdowne.

Book accommodations in advance, especially during peak seasons.

Stay hydrated and carry snacks for treks and long walks.

Conclusion

Lansdowne is the perfect destination for anyone looking to unwind and reconnect with nature. From peaceful lakes and thrilling treks to rich cultural experiences, there are endless things to do in Lansdowne. Whether you’re traveling solo, with friends, or with family, this quaint hill station promises to rejuvenate your mind and soul. So pack your bags and embark on a journey to discover the charm of Lansdowne.

FAQs | Things To Do In Lansdowne

Q: What are the must-visit places in Lansdowne?

A: Bhulla Lake, Tip N Top, and Darwan Singh Sangrahalaya are some must-visit spots.

Q: Is Lansdowne ideal for trekking?

A: Yes, Lansdowne offers several trekking trails for both beginners and experienced hikers.

Q: What is the best time to visit Lansdowne?

A: The best time to visit is from March to November when the weather is pleasant.

Q: Can I find good food in Lansdowne?

A: Yes, local cafes like Lansdowne Trip Travel Cafe serve delicious food.

Q: How far is Lansdowne from Delhi?

A: Lansdowne is approximately 250 km from Delhi, making it a perfect weekend getaway.

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Discover the Serenity of Lansdowne: A Hidden Gem in Uttarakhand

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random excerpts from lord byron’s diaries that feel like tumblr posts from the 1800s

“My mind is a fragment.”

“I am too lazy to shoot myself.”

“Here I am, alone, instead of dining at Lord H.'s, where I was asked—but not inclined to go any where. Hobhouse says I am growing a ‘loup garou,’ a solitary hobgoblin. True.”

“Sleepy, and must go to bed.”

“Whether ‘Hell will be paved with’ those ‘good intentions,’ I know not.”

“Got up—redde the Morning Post containing [..] a paragraph on me as long as my pedigree, and vituperative, as usual.”

“I wonder what the devil is the matter with me! I can do nothing, and fortunately there is nothing to do.”

“Last night, party at Lansdowne House. Tonight, party at Lady Charlotte Greville's—deplorable waste of time, and something of temper. Nothing imparted—nothing acquired—talking without ideas:—if any thing like thought in my mind, it was not on the subjects on which we were gabbling. Heigho!—and in this way half London pass what is called life. Tomorrow there is Lady Heathcote's—shall I go? yes—to punish myself for not having a pursuit.”

“What a strange thing is the propagation of life! A bubble of Seed which may be spilt in a whore’s lap – or in the orgasm of a voluptuous dream – might (for aught we know) have formed a Caesar or a Buonaparte.”

“Oh that face!—by te, Diva potens Cypri, I would, to be beloved by that woman, build and burn another Troy.”

“I have found increasing upon me (without sufficient cause at times) the depression of Spirits (with few intervals), which I have some reason to believe constitutional or inherited.”

“I shall soon be six-and-twenty (January 22d., 1814). Is there any thing in the future that can possibly console us for not being always twenty-five?”

“Past events have unnerved me; and all I can now do is to make life an amusement, and look on while others play. After all, even the highest game of crowns and sceptres, what is it?”

“Redde a little—wrote notes and letters, and am alone, which Locke says is bad company. ‘Be not solitary, be not idle.’—Um!—the idleness is troublesome; but I can't see so much to regret in the solitude. The more I see of men, the less I like them. If I could but say so of women too, all would be well. Why can't I? I am now six-and-twenty; my passions have had enough to cool them; my affections more than enough to wither them,—and yet—and yet—always yet and but—‘Excellent well, you are a fishmonger—get thee to a nunnery.’—‘They fool me to the top of my bent.’” (Quotations from Hamlet)

“I wish I could settle to reading again,—my life is monotonous, and yet desultory. I take up books, and fling them down again. I began a comedy, and burnt it because the scene ran into reality;—a novel, for the same reason. In rhyme, I can keep more away from facts; but the thought always runs through, through ... yes, yes, through. I have had a letter from Lady Melbourne—the best friend I ever had in my life, and the cleverest of women.”

“As to opinions, I don't think politics worth an opinion.”

“Tells Dallas that my rhymes are very popular in the United States. These are the first tidings that have ever sounded like Fame to my ears—to be redde on the banks of the Ohio!”

“This journal is a relief. When I am tired—as I generally am—out comes this, and down goes every thing. But I can't read it over; and God knows what contradictions it may contain. If I am sincere with myself (but I fear one lies more to one's self than to any one else), every page should confute, refute, and utterly abjure its predecessor.”

“Mr. Murray has offered me one thousand guineas for The Giaour and The Bride of Abydos. I won't—it is too much, though I am strongly tempted, merely for the say of it. No bad price for a fortnight's (a week each) what?—the gods know—it was intended to be called poetry.”

“I will not be the slave of any appetite. If I do err, it shall be my heart, at least, that heralds the way. Oh, my head—how it aches?—the horrors of digestion! I wonder how Buonaparte's dinner agrees with him?”

“If I had to live over again, I do not Know what I would change in my life, unless it were for not to have lived at all. All history and experience, and the rest, teaches us that the good and evil are pretty equally balanced in this existence, and that what is most to be desired is an easy passage out of it. What can it give us but years? and those have little of good but their ending.”

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Pallimnarchus and Paludirex: A History of the Swamp Kings

This is only part one of a two part series, ecology and anatomy will be discussed in part 2 because theres just too much history to cover.

Paludirex is a fascinating genus with a complex history. You see, while it was only named 3 years ago, it actually serves as a direct successor to the first fossil croc to have been described from Australia, all the way back in 1886.

Back then, a certain Charles Walter De Vis discovered a multitude of croc fossils in Queensland, specifically the Darling Downs region. Now with all due respect, while De Vis was definitely an important researcher...some of his work doesn't really hold up. In the case of these specific fossil remains, we now know that the fossils belonged to multiple specimens and at least THREE different species. De Vis also straight up admitted that he was not very familiar with Cenozoic crocodiles, which is why he didn't name it....well, sorta. De Vis did in fact not describe a new genus that much is true, however, he did give the material the name Pallimnarchus pollens. De Vis explains that he did so out of convenience and to some degree its understandable. It's always easier to refer to an animal by name than the specimen number, like the Darling Downs Taxon we'll discuss in part 2. But by making it sound like a proper scientific name, De Vis kinda set things up to get messy later.

Charles Walter De Vis (left), multiple fossils originally attributed to Pallimnarchus including those now attributed to Quinkana in B (right)

Sure De Vis only meant for Pallimnarchus to be an unofficial name, but subsequent authors didn't exactly bother ammending that fact. Instead, more and more research was published referring material of Australian crocodiles to Pallimnarchus without further question. This largely went unchecked until 1982, when famed Australian paleontologist Ralph Molnar chimed in. Molnar recognized the issues with Pallimnarchus and, in an effort to clear things up, decided to do what should have been done long ago. He picked out the best fossil of De Vis' collection, a lower jaw, designated it as the lectotype and described it in full to establish how it differed from other crocs of the region. Sadly, Molnar was a couple of years too early. In 1982, there were only four crocs to compare it to. The Saltwater Crocodile, the Freshwater Crocodile, the New Guinea Crocodile and Quinkana. What Molnar couldn't have known is that only 8 years later, the fossil record of Australian crocs would change forever with a sudden boom of research describing a plethora of new forms, the Mekosuchinae. So while Molnar's comparisson was adequate for the time, it soon turned out to just not be enough.

Ralph Molnar (left), the lectotype of Pallimnarchus with the only still known material highlighted (right)

Aside from scientists naming a metric shit ton of other crocodiles from the continent, three other important things happened during the 80s and 90s. Firstly, we finally found more good Pallimnarchus fossils. Remember, the De Vis fossils were largely a collection of random, unrelated fossils, the lectotype a partial lower jaw and the only good cranial fossil was the Lansdowne Snout, which people constantly argued over whether or not it was Pallimnarchus or simply a salty. But now we got two pretty great fossils. There is the Mirani Shire Skull, certainly the lesser of the two because someone encased the entire top half in concrete (thanks for that). And then there's the Dalby Specimen, better known as Geoff Vincent's Skull, an incredibly informative collection of skull fragments of a single individual and probably one of the best fossil of this animal.

The second major thing to happen is that in 1997, Molnar teamed up with Paul Willis, who basically had a hand in nearly every described mekosuchine, and once again reevaluated Pallimnarchus. The main takeaway of their work was that they now recognized a second species which they dubbed Pallimnarchus gracilis.

And then there's the third thing. The lectotype was lost and only a small fragment was ever found again. Things were not looking good.

A photograph of Paul Willis (left) and multiple older images of Geoff Vincent's skull (right)

More and more mekosuchines were described in the 2000s, yet things went mostly quiet around Pallimnarchus. The redescription insufficient, the lectotype lost, it had essentially landed in taxonomic limbo with no clue whether or not the name itself was actually valid.

Enter Jorgo Ristevski. Somewhat of a rising star in Australian fossil croc research, Ristevski and several other authors (including Molnar) published a paper meant to finally deal with the issue of Pallimnarchus. Their conclusion, well, sadly Pallimnarchus is a nomen dubium. It's not really a shock given that none of the previous papers ever established any actually unique traits and no such traits could be found in what little remains of the lectotype, but it was an important step none the less. So what now, this historically important genus with countless of referred specimens is no more. Well, thank fuck we got Geoff Vincent's skull.

Yes, with how well preserve that fossil is, Ristevski and colleagues managed to use it to establish a new genus that was meant to serve as a successor to Pallimnarchus, effectively meant to house the material previously assigned to the dubious genus. To honour the legacy of Pallimnarchus, they named this new genus Paludirex, both names translating to "swamp king". Of course with so much material, it was hard to evaluate everything. But there's some key finds. In addition to the Geoff Vincent's skull, both an isolated snout fragment and the Mirani Shire skull could be attributed to Paludirex vincenti, the new type species. Ristevski also confirmed the validity of Pallimnarchus gracilis (now Paludirex gracilis), tho restricting it to two fossils found in the Riversleigh WHA. Furthermore, earlier this year Ristevski was also able to confirm that the Lansdowne Snout belonged to Paludirex as well.

Jorgo Ristevski with the skull of Baru (left), skeletal reconstruction of the skull of Paludirex vincenti (right)

That does still leave a lot of material of course. Since Pallimnarchus was defined based on its lower jaw, and Paludirex has no lower jaw material to speak of, we can't actually confirm if any of the former Pallimnarchus mandibles are referrable to Paludirex. This lack of overlap also creates the fascinating hypothetical that, should we rediscover the lectotype and lower jaw material associated with Paludirex material, then it may be possible that the two become synonyms once more....or that we had two animals on our hands all along. But first we would need to find more material and that may still take a while.

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Discover the Top Things to Do in Uttarakhand

Uttarakhand, often referred to as the "Land of the Gods," is a state in northern India that boasts a rich tapestry of natural beauty, spiritual heritage, and adventure opportunities. Nestled in the Himalayas, it offers an array of experiences that cater to travelers of all kinds. From serene hill stations to thrilling adventure sports and sacred pilgrimage sites, Uttarakhand promises an unforgettable journey. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the top things to do in Uttarakhand, provide essential travel tips for Uttarakhand, and highlight the must-visit places and adventures that await you in this enchanting region.

Explore the Natural Wonders

Uttarakhand's diverse landscapes are a paradise for nature lovers. Start your journey with a visit to the picturesque hill stations of Nainital and Mussoorie. Nainital, with its beautiful Naini Lake, offers boating, scenic walks, and panoramic views from Snow View Point and Tiffin Top. Mussoorie, known as the "Queen of the Hills," provides stunning vistas from places like Gun Hill and Kempty Falls. Both towns offer a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

For those seeking more offbeat destinations, head to the lesser-known gem of Lansdowne. This quiet hill station is perfect for relaxing amidst pine forests and enjoying serene walks. The untouched beauty of the Valley of Flowers National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is another must-visit. This high-altitude valley blooms with a riot of colorful flowers during the monsoon season, creating a breathtaking spectacle.

Adventure Sports in Uttarakhand

Uttarakhand is a haven for adventure enthusiasts, offering a wide range of adrenaline-pumping activities. The Roopkund Trek Uttarakhand is one of the most famous treks, leading you to the mysterious Roopkund Lake, also known as the Skeleton Lake, due to the human skeletons found at its edge. This challenging trek rewards trekkers with stunning views of snow-capped peaks and lush meadows.

For thrill-seekers, Rishikesh is the place to be. Known as the "Yoga Capital of the World," Rishikesh also offers exciting adventure sports. White-water rafting on the Ganges River is a must-try experience, with rapids ranging from easy to challenging. Bungee jumping, flying fox, and zip-lining are other popular activities in this vibrant town. Don't miss the chance to try your hand at rock climbing and rappelling in the surrounding hills.

Auli, a popular skiing destination, is perfect for winter sports enthusiasts. With well-groomed slopes and breathtaking views of the Nanda Devi Peak, Auli offers skiing and snowboarding opportunities for all skill levels. The ropeway ride from Joshimath to Auli is an adventure in itself, providing panoramic views of the Himalayas.

Spiritual and Cultural Experiences

Uttarakhand's spiritual heritage is as captivating as its natural beauty. The sacred towns of Haridwar and Rishikesh are significant pilgrimage sites for Hindus. In Haridwar, the evening Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri is a mesmerizing experience, with devotees lighting lamps and offering prayers to the holy river. Rishikesh, besides being an adventure hub, is dotted with ancient temples and ashrams. Attend a yoga session at the renowned Parmarth Niketan Ashram or meditate by the serene banks of the Ganges.

The Char Dham Yatra, comprising the four sacred shrines of Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath, is a revered pilgrimage circuit in Uttarakhand. Each of these shrines is nestled in the high Himalayas and offers a unique spiritual experience. The arduous journey to these holy sites is believed to cleanse one's soul and bring divine blessings.

Places to Visit in Uttarakhand

Uttarakhand is replete with stunning destinations that showcase its diverse charm. Jim Corbett National Park, India's oldest national park, is a must-visit for wildlife enthusiasts. Embark on a thrilling safari to spot Bengal tigers, elephants, leopards, and a variety of bird species in their natural habitat.

Almora, a charming hill station, is known for its rich cultural heritage and panoramic views of the Himalayas. Visit the Kasar Devi Temple, which has attracted spiritual seekers and famous personalities like Swami Vivekananda. The Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary, located nearby, is a haven for nature lovers and birdwatchers.

Mukteshwar, a small town perched on a hill, offers stunning views of the Nanda Devi and other Himalayan peaks. Enjoy a leisurely walk through apple orchards, visit the ancient Mukteshwar Temple, and experience the thrill of rock climbing and rappelling.

Travel Tips for Uttarakhand

Best Time to Visit: The best time to visit Uttarakhand depends on the activities you plan to do. Summer (March to June) is ideal for hill stations and trekking, while winter (October to February) is perfect for snow sports in Auli. The monsoon season (July to September) is best for visiting the Valley of Flowers.

Packing Essentials: Pack comfortable clothing, sturdy trekking shoes, and warm layers for the evenings. Don't forget essentials like sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and a first-aid kit.

Health Precautions: If you're planning high-altitude treks like the Roopkund Trek Uttarakhand, ensure you're physically fit and acclimatize properly. Carry any necessary medications and stay hydrated.

Local Transport: While major towns have good connectivity, remote areas might require hiring a taxi or using local buses. Plan your travel in advance and consider hiring local guides for trekking and adventure activities.

Respect Local Culture: Uttarakhand is rich in cultural and religious heritage. Dress modestly, especially when visiting temples and holy sites. Respect local customs and traditions.

Conclusion

Uttarakhand is a treasure trove of natural beauty, adventure, and spirituality. From the serene hill stations of Nainital and Mussoorie to the thrilling Roopkund Trek and the spiritual havens of Haridwar and Rishikesh, the state offers a diverse range of experiences. Whether you're seeking adventure sports in Uttarakhand, exploring its rich cultural heritage, or simply soaking in the breathtaking landscapes, Uttarakhand promises an unforgettable journey. Plan your trip with our travel tips for Uttarakhand, and get ready to embark on an adventure of a lifetime in this enchanting Himalayan paradise.

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Adventure and Serenity: Things to Do in Uttarakhand and Iconic Places to Visit

Nestled in the lap of the majestic Himalayas, Uttarakhand is a land of sublime beauty and captivating experiences. This northern Indian state, often referred to as "Dev Bhoomi" or "Land of the Gods," is renowned for its picturesque landscapes, spiritual heritage, and a plethora of activities that cater to all kinds of travelers. Whether you're a nature lover, adventure enthusiast, or a spiritual seeker, Uttarakhand has something extraordinary to offer. In this article, we delve into the things to do in Uttarakhand and the places to visit in Uttarakhand, ensuring a comprehensive guide for your next trip to this enchanting destination.

Adventure and Thrill: Things to Do in Uttarakhand

Uttarakhand is a paradise for adventure enthusiasts, offering a wide range of thrilling activities. One of the most popular activities is trekking. The state boasts numerous trekking routes, each offering its unique charm. The Valley of Flowers trek, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is perfect for nature lovers. This trek takes you through a vibrant valley adorned with a myriad of alpine flowers. Another popular trek is the Roopkund trek, which leads to the mysterious Skeleton Lake, offering breathtaking views of the snow-clad peaks.

For those seeking an adrenaline rush, white-water rafting in Rishikesh is a must. The Ganges River, with its tumultuous rapids, provides an exhilarating experience for rafters of all skill levels. Alongside rafting, you can also indulge in bungee jumping, zip-lining, and kayaking. Rishikesh is renowned for its adventure sports, making it a hotspot for thrill-seekers.

Paragliding in Nainital and Mukteshwar offers a bird's-eye view of the stunning landscapes, giving you a sense of flying over the verdant hills and serene lakes. If you visit during the winter, head to Auli for some skiing and snowboarding. Auli is one of the best ski destinations in India, with its well-groomed slopes and stunning views of the Nanda Devi peak.

Camping is another popular activity in Uttarakhand. Whether it's by the riverside in Rishikesh, amidst the lush greenery of Chopta, or the tranquil surroundings of Deoria Tal, camping in Uttarakhand offers a chance to connect with nature and enjoy the serenity of the mountains.

Spiritual Sojourn: Places to Visit in Uttarakhand

Uttarakhand is steeped in spirituality, with countless temples, ashrams, and pilgrimage sites. The holy town of Haridwar is one of the seven holiest places in Hinduism. It is here that the Ganges River emerges from the Himalayas, and the town is famous for its grand Ganga Aarti, held every evening at Har Ki Pauri.

Another significant spiritual destination is Rishikesh, known as the "Yoga Capital of the World." Rishikesh is dotted with numerous ashrams and yoga centers, offering classes and retreats. The town is also famous for the Beatles Ashram, where the famous band stayed in the 1960s.

The Chota Char Dham Yatra is a pilgrimage circuit that includes four sacred shrines: Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath. Each of these places holds immense religious significance and is set amidst the stunning backdrop of the Himalayas. Kedarnath, dedicated to Lord Shiva, and Badrinath, dedicated to Lord Vishnu, are particularly revered and attract thousands of pilgrims each year.

Natural Wonders: Places to Visit in Uttarakhand

Uttarakhand's natural beauty is unparalleled, with numerous places that showcase its pristine landscapes. Nainital, with its beautiful lakes and lush hills, is a popular hill station that offers boating, horse riding, and scenic walks. The Naini Lake, Naina Peak, and Tiffin Top are some of the must-visit spots here.

Mussoorie, known as the "Queen of Hills," is another charming hill station. The Kempty Falls, Gun Hill, and Camel's Back Road are some of the attractions that offer breathtaking views and a serene environment. For a more offbeat experience, visit Lansdowne, a quiet and picturesque cantonment town that is perfect for a peaceful retreat.

The Jim Corbett National Park, the oldest national park in India, is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. The park is home to the Bengal tiger, elephants, leopards, and a variety of bird species. A jeep safari through the dense forests and grasslands offers a chance to spot these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat.

For those who love alpine landscapes, the Valley of Flowers National Park is a must-visit. This UNESCO World Heritage site is famous for its meadows of endemic flowers and diverse fauna. It is particularly stunning during the monsoon season when the valley is in full bloom.

Pithoragarh, often called the "Mini Kashmir," is a hidden gem in Uttarakhand. Surrounded by towering peaks and lush valleys, this town offers breathtaking views and is a gateway to several treks and excursions. The Panchachuli Peaks, Narayan Ashram, and Dharchula are some of the highlights here.

Cultural Heritage: Things to Do in Uttarakhand

Exploring the rich cultural heritage of Uttarakhand is a rewarding experience. The state is home to numerous fairs and festivals that offer a glimpse into its vibrant traditions. The Kumbh Mela in Haridwar, held once every twelve years, is one of the largest religious gatherings in the world. The Nanda Devi Raj Jat Yatra, a three-week-long pilgrimage dedicated to the goddess Nanda Devi, is another significant event that attracts devotees from all over the region.

Uttarakhand's handicrafts and handlooms are also worth exploring. The state is famous for its woolen products, such as shawls, sweaters, and blankets, woven by local artisans. Shopping in the local markets of towns like Nainital and Mussoorie can be a delightful experience, where you can buy these handcrafted items as souvenirs.

Cuisine is another aspect of Uttarakhand's cultural heritage that you should not miss. The state's cuisine is simple yet flavorful, with dishes like Aloo Ke Gutke, Kafuli, and Bal Mithai being local favorites. Enjoying a meal at a traditional Garhwali or Kumaoni restaurant offers a taste of the local flavors.

Uttarakhand is a land of diverse experiences, offering a perfect blend of adventure, spirituality, natural beauty, and cultural heritage. From the adrenaline-pumping activities in Rishikesh and Auli to the serene spiritual retreats in Haridwar and Rishikesh, and from the stunning landscapes of Nainital and Mussoorie to the rich cultural traditions, there is no dearth of things to do in Uttarakhand and places to visit in Uttarakhand. Whether you are planning a solo adventure, a family vacation, or a spiritual journey, Uttarakhand promises an unforgettable experience that will leave you with memories to cherish for a lifetime. So pack your bags and get ready to explore the myriad wonders of this incredible state!

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Top Restaurants in Corso Italia, Toronto

Corso Italia is a neighborhood in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, situated on St. Clair Avenue West, between Westmount Avenue (just east of Dufferin Street) and Lansdowne Avenue. It is contained within the larger city-recognized neighborhood of Corso Italia-Davenport.

The neighborhood includes numerous cafés, clothing shops, shoe stores, restaurants, and food markets, as well as several gelaterias and bakeries. The community is considered Toronto's second Italian ethnic enclave after Little Italy on College Street. There is also a significant Latin American and Portuguese community in the area. Corporate activities Toronto.

Pizza e Pazzi

Not only is our custom-built brick wood-burning oven guaranteeing every pizza comes out mouth-watering, but our homemade pasta prepared for you by the owner and the skilled chef of twenty years is bound to leave you unable to put down your utensils until every bite is finished. But why take our word for it? We invite you to test this for yourself and join us for lunch or dinner at Pizza e Pazzi.

The term “pizza” first appeared in Latin text dating from 997 AD. A dish of the poor people sold in the streets of Medieval Naples, pizza was not considered a kitchen recipe until the 18th century. Legend has it that King Ferdinand of Naples and the Two Sicilies disguised himself as a commoner and visited a poor neighbourhood in Naples “to sink his teeth into a food that the Queen had banned from the royal court”. Authentic Neapolitan Pizza is a thing of beauty designed to delight with every bite. Like an insatiable desire to rip it to pieces in a fit of passion you won’t stop until you’ve devoured it.

​Its ingredients consist of a palette of delirious flavours. The tart like tinge of the San Marzano tomatoes add a sweet quality to the soft, blistered, flame-licked bed of dough.It is then topped with any and all of your chosen delights to create a work of art for your consumption.

Frank’s Pizza House - Corso Italia

Established in 1965, Frank’s Pizza House is one of the best and oldest pizzerias in Toronto. We’ve received numerous awards over the years: Best Pizza In Toronto by Now Magazine; Best Panzerotti in Toronto by BlogTO; Best Pizza Delivery Toronto by BlogTO; and many more. We’re your neighbourhood pizza place in Toronto with fast delivery for all your pizza needs.

Frank’s Pizza House is a family business that has been operated by the Taverniti family since 1992. With classic Italian dishes, we offer our clients a warm atmosphere filled with friendly faces and aromas of freshly made dough, sizzling pizza, and savory espresso. Dine in at our restaurant on St. Clair, or place your delivery order today!

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Are you looking for a peaceful retreat from the stress of everyday life? There is no need to look further than the lovely Lansdowne Resort. This hidden jewel, which is tucked away in the middle of the wilderness, provides the ideal balance of luxury, adventure, and leisure. We’ll delve into the alluring world of Lansdowne Resort in this article, learning about its magnificent surroundings, opulent amenities, exhilarating activities, and more.

Lord Lansdowne, the Viceroy of India under British Rule, established the cantonment town of Lansdowne. The charming hill town is well known for its peace and tranquil atmosphere. The town of Lansdowne has gradually seen an increase in tourism as a result of its many attractions. A nice and restful vacation is guaranteed by the greatest Lansdowne resort’s lovely hospitality.

A popular weekend retreat from Delhi is the hill station. The abundance of things to do in Lansdowne guarantees a delightful weekend getaway in this tranquil location.

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Lansdowne Uttarakhand: Explore the Natural Beauty

Lansdowne Uttarakhand and its location

Lansdowne is a small town located in the Pauri Garhwal district of Uttarakhand, India. It is situated at an altitude of approximately 1,700 meters above sea level and is surrounded by lush green forests of oak and pine trees. Lansdowne Uttarakhand is known for its Lansdowne Weather tranquil atmosphere and natural beauty, which makes it a popular destination for nature lovers and travelers seeking peace and serenity away from the hustle and bustle of city life. The town is located around 250 km from Delhi and can be easily reached by road or rail.

Why Lansdowne is Famous

Lansdowne is a charming hill town in Uttarakhand that is worth visiting for its natural beauty, tranquility, and historical significance. The town is nestled in the midst of the Himalayan ranges and offers stunning views of the surrounding forests, hills, and valleys. It is also a perfect destination for those looking for a peaceful getaway away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

This article aims to provide readers with a comprehensive guide to Lansdowne, covering its history, culture, attractions, food, and accommodation options. Readers can expect to learn about the town’s interesting past and its connection with the Indian Army. They can also explore the top things to see and do in Lansdowne Uttarakhand, including visiting ancient temples, museums, and natural attractions. Additionally, readers can expect to discover the best places to eat and stay in Lansdowne, along with tips for exploring the town and its surroundings.

Overall, this article aims to inspire readers to visit Lansdowne Uttarakhand and experience its unique charm and beauty firsthand. Whether you’re a nature lover, Lansdowne Weather,  history buff, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, Lansdowne is a destination that is sure to captivate and rejuvenate your senses. Read more

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Lansdowne, a serene hill station in Uttarakhand, is an ideal destination for a refreshing getaway. Nestled amidst the Garhwal hills, this quiet town offers the perfect escape from the chaos of urban life. Refreshing Getaway: Top Things to Do in Lansdowne see more at: https://shorturl.at/STqni

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Listed: J. Lansdowne

Jack Lansdowne’s self-titled debut solo album arrived at Dusted via a Facebook message, but its smokin’ psychedelic blues rock won us over before we’d had a chance to learn the slightest thing about the author. Via email, he tells that he grew up in Georgia and now lives in Atlanta, where he’s played bass and guitar in several local outfits. He currently plays bass in Death Panels with Arjun Kulharya on guitar and Michael Pierce on drums.

His solo project started as a barebones affair, with Lansdowne recording all the instruments onto a Tascam 488 MKII. The album he sent us is a slightly more formal effort, recorded over two days in Memphis with Andrew McCalla, but still straight to tape on a Tascam 388 and mostly in first takes. Ben Bauermeister played drums. Jennifer Kelly liked it a lot, and wrote, “J. Lansdowne lives in Atlanta and has so far mostly avoided the internet spotlight, but nonetheless has a scorching, slouching way with a blues guitar. His self-titled, self-released album drones and smolders, sitting right in a pocket you didn’t know about between ZZ Top and the Wooden Shjips.” Here are some of Jack’s favorite things.

Junior Kimbrough — “I Gotta Try You Girl”

Junior Kimbrough was a hill country blues singer and guitarist with a highly original style. From what I understand he mostly played at juke joints and house parties in and around his hometown of Holly Springs, Mississippi for most of his life. Junior didn’t tour or release any albums until gaining some recognition in the 1990s. The groove on this song is so killer. It just stays on one chord and has this smoked out, modal, trance-like quality. Iggy Pop was a fan and actually took Junior out on tour.

Mississippi Fred McDowell — “Shake ’Em On Down”

Fred McDowell was from a generation before Junior Kimbrough and also played in the hill country style. While he did put out records with a band backing him up, I prefer his solo recordings like this one. This clip, with the close-up shots of his right-hand action, is priceless. Mind-blowing amounts of rhythm from one guy on a guitar.

Jorge Ben — “Ponta de Lança Africano (Umbabarauma)”

This is the opening track off of Jorge’s excellent samba funk album África Brasil. Check out the breakdowns where everything drops out except the drums and percussion, then the handclaps come in along with call and response vocals. Killer. The whole album is great, but this is my favorite track. Apparently Rod Stewart acknowledges that he ripped off “Taj Mahal”, another track from the same album, when he wrote “Do ya think I’m Sexy?” They even went to court over it. Anyway, this album and song really prompted me to start digging into Brazilian music.

Les Rallizes Dénudés — “Enter the Mirror”

If you like guitar damage and you don’t already know what this is, then you are in for a treat. My favorite track of theirs. R.I.P. Mizutani.

Cosmic Invention — “Baby Callin’ Me Home”

This Japanese group was active in the 1990s and included members of White Heaven and Ghost. Drag City reissued their sole album on vinyl in 2018 and I’m surprised it doesn’t get more recognition. This song is actually a Steve Miller Band cover of all things. I really dig Michio Kurihara’s guitar playing in general, and this track is one of my favorite performances of his.

Bohannon — “Trying to be Slick”

Bohannon was a drummer and singer from my home state of Georgia. He did time as a touring musician for Motown artists and played with all sorts of huge names before starting his own recording career. It absolutely blows my mind that he doesn’t get talked about more. Motoric funk vamps that will put you in the zone. This deep cut from side 2 of his album Dance Your Ass Off has a tasty flute solo.

Bohannon — “Let’s Start the Dance”

A double-shot of Bohannon ’cause it’s just that good. This track is the biggest hit he ever had. The disco influence in his music was pretty steep at this point, but if this doesn’t make you want to party then I can't help you. R.I.P. Bohannon.

Deep Purple — “Flight of the Rat”

I grew up on classic rock FM radio, so I was familiar with Deep Purple’s hits but never really sought out other music from them. About 5 years ago I got turned on to the Deep Purple In Rock album (which contains none of their hits) and could hardly believe how good it was. It’s their first album after they decided to be a hard rock band (hence the title) as opposed to the orchestral rock thing they were doing before. Everyone on this record is playing their ass off. The swagger is off the charts. On this track things really get cooking around the 3-minute mark when they go off on this extended bridge where everyone is throwing out solos and it culminates in this awesome wah-wah guitar and drum break.

High Rise — “Sadame”

Mind melting free biker rock shred. This version is from their live album and Munehiro Narita’s guitar playing is completely bonkers. One of the heaviest bands of all time in my opinion.

High Speed and the Afflicted Man — Get Stoned EZ

It seems like the adjective “fried” is almost always used to describe this album. I honestly have to agree. It might even be the most fried. I used to listen to this during long-distance runs — highly recommended!

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having a very rough day, do you have anymore top willy moments to gift us?

i am so sorry u are having a rough day pebble. i decided to go a bit rogue with this, in that it is instead a Top Willy Interviews On the Leafs Youtube Page listicle. i hope it makes ur day a teeny bit better.

idk if you’ve ever been to toronto BUT this look is very like. like this willy lives in the junction and hates the “noise” of the downtown and has waited 2 hours in line for bangbang ice cream in august. he likes to smoke weed in trinity bellwoods. he goes to poetry readings on bar roof tops and says shit about how everything north of dupont is “north york”. hes been known to sit at the piano in the common room at university college (uoft) and play scales. he can and has fucked ur boyfriend.

this willyum is your coworker at canadas wonderland one summer. he does not know what hes doing. he is either like :| or like :D depending on the moment. his nose gets sunburnt at the beginning of the summer but only ever in a charming way!!! u never see it peel. he works the stuffed animal stands and cannot understand why his has a line and none of the others do (hint: its bc every1 has a crush on him!!!!). before the park opens he wanders around with one of those velcro monkeys around his neck. he likes the mindbuster the best bc thats MY favourite ride and this is my listicle. 

also i miss willys gigantic front teeth gap. he used to have little tombstone teeth. what has he done to them. 

hey i love kyle dubas with my whole heart and all but there was something to be said about how when lou made them all be clean shaven and hair short it meant that willys hair was always kinda like a dragon ball z character and also his skin was all fleshy and elastic like a babys arm 

speaking of kyle dubas i found this choice shot of willy blinking while kyles prattling on about nothing and like has anything ever been more My Aesthetic 

god. has any1 ever been more iconic. this willy lives just north of bloor on dufferin and will tell anyone that the ossington strip is the “most underrated part of the city” (& hes right!!!!). they know his name at sugo. he takes all his out of town friends there and he gets tattoos at ink + water (thats at lansdowne right? now ive confused myself). he goes to the value village there and owns 29 pairs of sunglasses. he has his bed on the floor. he listens to a lot of better oblivion community centre. he long boards. he goes to bulk stores for groceries. he wants to start brewing his own kombucha. actually u know the more i typed this willy might just be me whoops.

this man is my next door neighbour for the summer in cottage country. he has a fishing boat but he doesnt fish because fish suck. i invite him over for bbq and telling stories around the campfire. we drink shitty beer. he is not interesting but he is hot. maybe we make out on the dock. willy looks weirdly good in green.

whenever someone has bracelets on their wrist my mind goes str8 to SUMMER CAMP. willyum is a camp counsellor at a camp maybe on like idk lake erie or some shit. he is a cabin leader and he loves his little sprouts/campers. frederik gauthier is the HEAD LIFEGUARD and willy thinks hes so funny and weird and sweet and cute and he doesnt realize!!! until the end of camp!!! that he has a big crush on freddie goat!!!! its the last night of camp and theres a big campfire and a camp dance and willy asks goat to sneak away with him. they go down to the beach and sit on the picnic table under the lifeguard tent and willy kisses goat and its very romantic. 

okay 1) love a man in a puffy coat & 2) there is something about “my father will hear about this” draco malfoy looking like He Was a Diplomats Son mp3 willy that just really gets my goat. he went to a boarding school in the swiss alps and fucked ur girlfriend. he has a closet for his shoes. he dated a member of the swedish royal family for a summer but broke up with him bc he was too clingy.

speaking of that bitch…..here he is again. this is after his tour after high school. he rented out an apartment in lisbon and would smoke cigarettes with beautiful people on the balcony. he spends a month in the south of france turning golden on the rocky beaches and buying dinner every night from the market on his way back to the hotel. this willy takes molly at a gay club in dresden and wakes up in an architect students bed and then he goes to the park to sweat off a hangover and pretend to read nietzsche  

this willy is absolutely the rapscallion son of the president. whats that movie with mandy moore (maybe???? oh no wait i just googled it its katie holmes) - that movie with katie holmes where the first daughter like falls in love or whatever?? this is willy. OOH IVE GOT IT. okay so this willy is absolutely a zoey barlett type from the west wing who is very cute and everyone loves him even though he is a spoiled brat sometimes/all the time. ENTER the assistant to the president - zach hyman - in a charlie young role. they fall in love over a pot of chilli. its the most beautiful thing u have ever s33n. 

okay so like willy is the new Legal Assistant at the office. kyle is a Partner in Law or whatever tf they’re called. willy and he are Working Late One Night and u know what that means…..they go to rol san bc its open until like 6am and they eat the FUCK out of some dumplings and then kyle drives willy back to his apartment (maybe in this one he lives in a shitty place at yonge & college???? like classic “roommate in the living room” toronto living??) and they KISS in the CAR and its ROMANTIC.

this willyumm is your date for thanksgiving dinner. he comes extremely bundled. my parents live north of toronto so i imagine this willy driving us north for the weekend. his scarf is very evan from skam and its sexi. he does not like the folk playlist that you have put on but its FALL and the TREES and OCTOBER MEANS HOZIER and hes like UGH FINE WHATEVER and is a bit grumpy but then u pass thru the holland marsh and he’s like “hm smells like onions” and its all fine again. his laugh confuses your extended family and he sucks at scrabble and is a pouty bitch about it but its a GOOD TIME.

god THIS WILLYAM is ur older brothers BEST FRIEND and he comes over to play video games ?? i guess ?? i never had a brother but i YEARNED to crush on a brothers best friend. he is very handsome like a lion. maybe you write some weird diary shit about it. every time he comes over ur SO WEIRD and he KNOWS ABOUT UR CRUSH and hes VERY NICE ABOUT IT.

also would a willy listicle be complete without me marvelling over his long straight nose??????????? look how straight it is!!!!!!

this will ham is in ur intro to gender studies class on friday mornings in sid smith. hes in one of ur projects and hes got no fucking clue whats going on. hes on the varsity blues hockey team and he thought that he clicked on “intro to geography”. despite the fact that he has no idea whats happening ever hes enthusiastic about listening. one time u go for coffee at mallo across from where honest eds used to be and he asks u what the male gaze is. 

okay. i hope u enjoyed this. it took me awhile and i enjoyed every second of it. to conclude, here is several screen shots from my favourite willy interview:

u ever see a man more beautiful

lil elastic face weirdo 

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02/25/2021 DAB Transcript

Leviticus 16:29-18:30, Mark 7:24-8:10, Psalms 41:1-13, Proverbs 10:15-16

Today is the 25th day of February welcome to the Daily Audio Bible I am and Brian it's great to be here with you today, taking the next step forward on the journey that we are on, which is the journey through the Bible in a year of life, a journey through a year together. And, so, let’s dive in, take that next step forward. We’re reading from the New Living Translation this week. We’ll move ourselves back into the book of Leviticus. Today chapter 16 verse 29 through 18 verse 30.

Prayer:

Father, we thank You for Your word. We thank You for bringing us this far into the year, and this far into the Scriptures. And we…we have gloried in it many times and we will many, many more times because Your word becomes a lamp to our feet and a light to our paths. It becomes a mirror into our souls. It actually does ask the deeper questions about why we’re doing the things that we’re doing, and what motivates that. We are grateful for that. We are grateful for the gospels. It feels like…it feels like we get to walk alongside You, Jesus, as You do ministry, and we get to know Your personality and we get to know the things that You care about. And this is so important because this is the goal, is that we become like You. This is…this is what we’re after, is to become Christlike and but we notice in You is perfection certainly. And certainly, we know in our own strength there is no perfection, but we’re just simply watching You, the first sinless person on planet earth since Adam and Eve. We’re watching You live. And what it reveals to us is what it's supposed to look like for us, that the things that You are doing are the things that are supposed to be normal. And, so, we watch You living true and watch You taking command and we watch Your compassion, we watch Your kindness, and we see how far we fall short of that. And, so, Holy Spirit come, lead us deeper into Jesus, that it is no longer we who live, but Christ who lives within us. We ask this in Jesus’ name. Amen.

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Prospect Hill has been a band since 2005 and have toured extensively through the US. The band signed a deal in 2012 with Carved Records (Texas Hippie Coalition, Tyler Bryant and the Shakedown) after their album Impact charted #1 at Billboard for Boston Album Sales and multiple Heatseeker Territories . Their single “ Come Alive ” (which was picked up early by SiriusXM Octane ) expected to break at Active Rock in the Top 5 with a full radio team behind it. Unfortunately, the label dropped the radio team and the single went to radio with no money or personnel support leaving it to do its thing organically. Due to the band's extensive touring and relationship building, many stations across the country added the single to rotation and the song organically climbed to #42 on the Active Rock Charts . Since the label didn't hold up their end of the deal, the band was able to pull out of the deal and go back to being independent. With a stunted single and a frustrated team, the band headed back out on the road for another two years only to come home, take a break, and limit their touring to a few dates a year and limited releases. This new single “ Celebrate ” is the culmination of that down time, frustration, and eagerness to get the engine reignited. The band is currently writing for a new EP and will plan to tour once the pandemic is over.

The Massachusetts band's new single “Celebrate” was created in collaboration between Prospect Hill, writer/ producer Shaun Lichtenstein (Pop Evil, Lansdowne) , and writer Producer Jim Foster (P.O.D, Nullset) . Prospect Hill drummer Roberge was inspired to author the lyrics based on his opinion of what the world looks like through the lens of social media. The lyrics paint a picture of the vanity and the over politically charged platform that we have all grown to participate in - in one way or another. However, with everyone showing their differences of opinion and social stature, it only reveals how much we are all the same; death will come for all of us one day and that we should all take social media with a grain of salt and continue to live happy, 'celebrated' lives. Musically, the band wanted to honor the grunge and rock sounds they all grew up on; taking influence from Nirvana, Deftones, and the like, as well as incorporating the staples of their sound that their fans have grown to love them for. Prospect Hill feels that in these uncertain times of the pandemic, this song has never been more relevant as the increased activity on social media platforms shines an even bigger spotlight on the way we interact with one another in the digital world. Being able to step back from the noise and be happy. “Celebrate" is more important than ever and the band hopes their existing fans (and new fans to come) will find that message in the track. The song was recorded and produced by OH NO! ØKTAPUS & Doc. D and Mixed and Mastered by Shaun Lichtenstein @ Red 13 Studios in Framingham, MA. Download/Stream "Celebrate"

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Top Restaurant to Visit When You Are in Croydon, Surrey

Usually travelers face the problem of finding the right restaurant. Why do you think this problem arises? We would say it is because the travelers don’t take time to find the right restaurant. They spend hours and hours in packing their essentials but not consider about the restaurants they must check in. If you want to enjoy your tour you should try to find the best restaurant that is great to dine and have fun. Actually, finding the right restaurant could be a bit tough if you don’t have the experience. So if you are a naïve traveler you may have to focus on the available options. You may have to research the top restaurant in the city. But don’t worry, we have shortlisted a few.

A few options of restaurants for you when you are in Croydon, Surrey 

Salve Italian Restaurant- It is located at 1 Lansdowne Rd, Croydon CR9 2BN, UK.  It is no wonder that everyone likes this restaurant. They have great food, great staff, and a beautiful places. Moreover, the place is clean and tidy which are a must for a restaurant. You can have a great time.

Karnavar- It is located 62 S End, Croydon CR0 1DP, UK. The best thing here is you can find Indian cuisine. Also, this is an ideal place for a foodie because their menu is fabulous.

You don’t have to focus only in enjoying your journey rather you can make use of this great opportunity. For example, this city has under budget real estate agents so you can get their services for your house sales Croydon. One of the most reputable company in Croydon is Paul O’Shea, They are real Estate Agents in Croydon provide residential property sales, lettings & HMO management services London, Kent, Gillingham, Surrey.

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