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Devotional tour packages from Chennai

If you’re looking to explore India’s devotional sites, then you’re in luck! India has an incredibly strong devotional culture, and many of the country’s religious sites are rich in history and beautiful architecture. From stunning Hindu temples to UNESCO World Heritage Sites commemorating some of the most important aspects of Indian spirituality, these devotional tour packages from Chennai are sure to bring you closer to the divine than ever before!

Sai Baba Temple

Chennai has a lot of temples to offer. Sai Baba Temple is one of the oldest, but most famous temples in the city. The temple attracts tourists and locals alike because of its location on Marina Beach, which is India's second-longest beach. Tourists can also visit other temples like VGP Golden Beach or Kapaleeswara Temple while they're there.

#2: Vinayaka Temple (seven sentences)]

The Vinayaka Temple is another popular tourist destination in India because it's dedicated to Ganesha, who is one of the most popular gods in Hinduism.

Murugan Temple

Murugan Temple is a temple dedicated to the Hindu god Muruga. It's located in Tiruvannamalai, which is a city in the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu. The temple is dedicated to Lord Muruga, who is considered the son of Shiva and Parvati. According to legends, it was here that Murugan killed the demon Soorapadman and this place has been considered by devotees as sacred ever since. The uniqueness of this temple lies in its uniqueness as it doesn't have any Gopurams or Prakarams (the common architectural features of temples) but only a single entrance gate with one structure, called Kandasamy Kovil.

Sri Kapaleeshwarar Temple

Sri Kapaleeshwarar Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple is one of the 275 Paadal Petra Sthalams, which are places that can be visited to receive the blessings of Shiva. Located on Mylapore beach in the city of Chennai, it is one of the most important shrines along the south Indian coastline. Dedicated to Kapaleeswarar (the name for Shiva), this temple was built by Raja Raja Chola II (of the Chola dynasty) in Tamil style and architecture. 

The most recognizable feature at Sri Kapaleeshwarar Temple is its 13-story tower which has become a symbol for the city of Chennai.

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[julesdaydreams]

@wolfstarmicrofic I april prompt 4: Airport AU I word count: 996

Remus came to a screeching halt at the gate, huffing from having run through the airport.

Usually, Remus prided himself in his ability to be on time. Today though, everything went wrong the moment he woke up in his hotel room, causing him now to stand sweating in front of an empty gate.

“You're too late, mate. Plane left like… ten minutes ago? They just told me.”, came a smooth voice from behind him and Remus turned around to come face to face with silver eyes looking up at him.

The man belonging to them was pretty. The kind of pretty that Remus wanted to write in one of his books about. Long black waves framing his pale face, high cheek bones, lips that Remus wanted to study the shape of, trace them with his tongue, map them out with his teeth-

And fuck. Remus really shouldn't be thinking such things about a stranger. He shouldn't be thinking such things at all considering that he was about to get married tomorrow.

“Cat got your tongue?”, the stranger said and Remus was ripped from his thoughts, blinking himself out of his trance and focusing back to the man's face smirking at him as if he knew exactly the type of thoughts Remus was having.

“Shit, sorry. That's just… really fucking inconvenient.”, he said, unsure of why he was engaging in a conversation at all, when he should do anything in his power to get on the next plane to London.

“Well, same here. Unfortunately the next plane doesn't go until tomorrow at ten, so we're in for a long night.”

And that? That was absolutely fucking grand. Trust Remus to manage to be on time for the stupidest things but not make it to his own wedding.

“Fucking hell. Marc will kill me.”, he couldn't help but blurt out, walking the few steps over to some chairs and slumping down in one of them with a deep sigh.

“Who is Marc?”, came the voice again and Remus looked up at the stranger who had sat down in the chair next to Remus.

“My fiancé. We're supposed to get married tomorrow. He was already annoyed because I had this book reading yesterday and had to leave the country just a few days before the wedding and if I tell him that I won't be back in time… let's just say I'm not sure I'll have a fiancé to marry anymore tomorrow.”

He winced at the thought, feeling guilty about the whole thing and he hadn't even called Marc yet. He really should get to that…

“Hmm, that sucks. But I'm sure if he loves you, he'll understand. Sure, he won't be happy about it, but you can always postbone the wedding?”, Sirius said kindly, giving him a small smile that should've made Remus feel better but didn't really do that much.

“Yeah… totally. Sorry, I'll call him real quick.”, he said half-heartedly before standing up and walking a few steps to give himself some privacy.

He dialled his fiancé's phone number and Marc was on the line instantly.

“Remus? What's wrong, shouldn't you be on the plane by now?”, came a worried voice and Remus wanted to kick himself to cause it.

“Hey, yeah, sorry. Uhm… listen I didn't catch my flight, there were these problems the whole day and…”, Remus began to explain the situation and the next twenty minutes where spent on the phone with a very angry Marc, calling him all kinds of names and cursing at how stupid Remus' book thing was in the first place and how he should've just stayed at home. The call ended with a gruffly said “Don't expect me to wait for you at the altar”, and Remus was left staring dumbly at his phone screen, feeling like the worst human being on the planet.

He turned around and his eyes snapped back to the stranger who was still sitting in the same place he had before, looking at Remus with a slight frown that told him that he heard the whole thing.

He sighed before walking back to his seat, slumping down with a sigh for the second time in the last hour.

“He sounds like a dick.”, came the stranger's voice and Remus’ eyes snapped towards silver ones that looked displeased.

“What? No, he isn't. If anyone is a dick, it's me! I can't even be there for my own wedding!”, Remus exclaimed. He felt the need to defend Marc. Clearly, Remus was the one who had fucked up and it was only natural to be angry at that.

“Yeah, sure. But that's no reason to call you all those nasty things. It's not like you planned on missing your plane, did you? From what I've heard it sounds more like the universe did everything in it's power to make sure you wouldn't get on that plane in time to marry him tomorrow.’

Remus didn't know what to respond to that, but whether Marc's reaction was justified or not really didn't matter anymore.

“Either way. It definitely sounded like he was done so… I guess I don't have a wedding to get to after all.”, he sighed, thinking about how disappointed his mother would be when he told her.

“You never know, maybe it's for the better.”, answered the man and Remus was about to call him out on the sad attempt of making him feel better, but something in the silver of his eyes made him come up short.

“Yeah, maybe.”, he said dumbly, voice soft for some unknown reason.

The man gave him a bright smile before extending his hand.

“I'm Sirius, by the way.”

Remus took it.

“Remus, nice to meet you.”

[reineyday]

here, have an excerpt of this mishanks fic that i just got back into writing (i wrote a lot of it back in feb). it's a bonded dreams au, but they don't realize for a long time that it's really them haha. :)) they are 11 and 15 in this snippet, and shanks is a lil hawkeyes fanboy. 🦅🗡

[blue-matches-my-eyes-you-prick]

Tfcon Toronto Haul :]

[konstantya]

Finally lost the Covid lottery. :(

[dreamings-free]

Louis and his team arriving in Cluj-Napoca, Romania 7/8/24

mara.gurghian on instagram via twitter

[mohabbaat]

I mean you have to pay the price if you have enchroached gov land since decades. Gov doesn't have to pay you anything. That's what rules are. Ram Mandir was just a damn good reason to do it right then and there.

you may be right legally speaking. but then it should be obvious that the people who were thrown out and lost their homes and shops will not be voting for the ruling party irrespective of their religion. so, the entire argument about hindus betraying their religion is over. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[keepthetension]

so i straight up thought one of the big issues that led to the break up was day being upset that mhok gave up a work opportunity "because of day" and day just couldn't let go of the worry that it would happen again. but now… mhok is giving up a work opportunity because of day? and that's okay?? i am SO confused

[sankta-lucia]

change of plans lads. i AM going to the john singer sargent fashion exhibition at the tate next week ✨️

[bhartiyaairways006]

Delhi to Patna Flight Distance

The Delhi to Patna Flight Distance You Need to Know

Assuming you're anticipating taking a worldwide flight, it's vital to know the length of the flight you're finding yourself mixed up with. Longer flights can now and then mean upsetting circumstances, so to make your excursion as agreeable as could be expected, it's critical to have a thought of what sort of time span you're taking a gander at during your movement. The Delhi to Patna flight distance is approximately 1,392 miles, which will require close to 3 hours and 30 minutes to finish while flying from New Delhi (IND) to Patna (PAT).

What is the distance between Delhi and Patna?

On the off chance that you're arranging an excursion from the capital of India, New Delhi, to Patna in the territory of Bihar, then, at that point, you'll manage a flight distance of around 900 kilometers. Fortunately, you can take two flights and arrive in under two hours! There are four flights each day leaving from Indira Gandhi Global Air terminal that will land at Jay Prakash Narayan Worldwide Air terminal, which is otherwise called Patna Air terminal. The last flight withdraws at 8:10 pm and shows up at 11:50 pm.

How long will it take you to get from Delhi to Patna?

It will take you one hour and 56 minutes to fly from Delhi to Patna. There are no non-stop departures from Delhi to Patna, so you'll have to associate in Mumbai. The complete flight time is 2 hours and 27 minutes in length, yet it very well may be longer during the rainstorm season. A non-stop departure from Delhi to Patna requires 3 hours and 55 minutes and remembers a delay for Kolkata. To keep away from an additional stop, we suggest flying out of Indira Gandhi Global Air terminal in New Delhi rather than the Palam Aviation-based armed forces Station since there are more carriers that fly out of this air terminal than out of Palam.

How many flights are there from New Delhi Airport to Jay Prakash Narayan International Airport?

There are various departures from the New Delhi Air terminal to the Jay Prakash Narayan Worldwide Air terminal. The most well-known carrier for this course is IndiGo, which has around six flights each day. There are three non-stop flights that require close to an hour and 30 minutes, while the other flights require something like two hours and 15 minutes. In the event that you're flying with Stream Aviation routes, there are four flights each day and they ordinarily show up in close to two hours. Trips with Air India have a more factor appearance time - they can be basically as short as one hour or up to three hours and 40 minutes.

How much does it cost to fly from New Delhi, India to Jay Prakash Narayan International Airport?

Delhi is the capital of India and quite possibly the quickest-developing city on the planet. While it's a famous vacation location, it tends to be hard for first-time guests to explore and track down their strategy for getting around. Luckily, there are bunches of reasonable departures from New Delhi to different objections in India and abroad. The expense of a worldwide departure from New Delhi (DEL) to Jay Prakash Narayan Global Air terminal (PAT) will rely upon where you're flying from and what season you're going in.

When is the best time to book a flight?

Preferably, you ought to book your trip straight away. In any case, in the event that you are adaptable with your itinerary items and have the opportunity on your hands, you can sit tight for deals or take a stab at booking a one-way flight when there's less interest in seats. Assuming you're searching for the least expensive flights, make certain to pursue alarms from aircraft so you are familiar with arrangements before they go live. A couple of days ahead of your takeoff date is typically a sufficient opportunity to purchase a modest ticket at a carrier site. Remember that somewhat late tickets are more costly yet of the time worth the effort.

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[melaises]

bf gave me something priceless for my bday ❤ a fever

[moonshynecybin]

i loveeeee planning what i’m going to pack for trips even though i bring the same thing every time it’s so funnnnnn

[batnbreakfast]

So far…

… my boarding was moved forward by almost 40 minutes

… my cabbie took this as the chance to do about 50 mph - in the city. I held on to the seat for dear life.

… BA discovered that you can have more than one employee checking in luggage.

… the guy at security did the old “Do you have drugs? No? Do you want some?” routine while checking my bag for explosives. A first at airport security.

… given that everyone pulled together, I now have 1h20 to spend at the world’s second most boring airport.

[autumnalhalcyon]

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[kai-ni]

Great interview today but I've had a lot of great interviews at this point and nothing worked out so I'm getting tireddd

[morathicain]

On holidays and haven't managed to watch either OFts, LoA or Dangerous Romance.

I'll be back to participate in the fandoms again once I have.

Here's a pic of the reason I can't