#best city to visit in india

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India is a country of vibrant contrasts, with differing religions and cultures. History and modernity come together beautifully in this country, and every turn offers a new experience waiting to unfold.

In case you are considering a vacation to India, then brace yourself for an exceptional trip that binds culture, history, and modern life together.

Such a trip will surely leave you spellbound beyond imagination.

This blog covers a balanced roadmap which incorporates the most fascinating places to visit in India so that you do not run out of time while on your holiday in India.

If you wish to visit India, the first thing you must do is plan an itinerary. First things first, you have to pick the places that suit your preferences the best, these can include historical places, local markets, or even relaxing beaches.

Using this guide, you will learn how to travel to India, relax, and immerse yourself into the local culture all simultaneously.

The chance to visit so many different places in one trip makes traveling to India appealing to many.

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Best jaipur tour packages

Jaipur, the Pink City, is one of the best tourist destinations in India. The city has rich history, stunning architecture, vibrant culture, and delicious cuisine. If you’re looking for an unforgettable travel experience, look no further than Dhanvi Tours for best Jaipur tour packages. Dhanvi Tours packages offer a comprehensive and immersive experience of the city. It includes visits to iconic landmarks, traditional music, dance performances, street food tours, and visits to local bazaars and markets.

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Jaipur, ‘The Pink City’, the entire city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is the capital of Rajasthan and a popular tourist destination in India.

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Travel Places for Couples: The Ultimate Romantic Getaway Guide

Traveling as a couple can be one of the most enriching experiences, offering you an opportunity to bond, explore new destinations, and create lasting memories. Whether you prefer serene beaches, adventurous mountain escapades, or culturally rich cities, there’s a perfect destination waiting for you. Here’s a curated list of the best travel places for couples that promise romance, adventure, and…

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Best Cities to Visit in India

There are a dozen different cities in India, with a stunning mix of rich history, culture, and landscape. Modernity breathes uninterrupted with several centuries-old traditions saga beautifully echoing in each city. Here is a rundown of the best cities to visit in India and promise an unforgettable experienc.

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Palampur: Discover the Scenic Beauty of Himachal Pradesh’s Charming Hill Station

🌄 Discover the charm of Palampur! Explore lush tea gardens, scenic mountain views, and ancient temples in this peaceful Himachal Pradesh town. A perfect getaway for nature lovers and adventure seekers! 🏞️ #Palampur #HimachalPradesh #TravelIndia #TeaGarden

What Makes Palampur Special? Nestled in the Kangra Valley, Palampur is a beautiful hill station in Himachal Pradesh, India. Known as the “Tea Capital of Northwest India,” Palampur offers a unique blend of lush tea gardens, majestic mountains, and peaceful temples. It’s a perfect destination for travelers seeking nature, adventure, and tranquility. Palampur, Himachal Pradesh by BURHANUDDIN ALI…

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sometimes i miss talking to that one person who didn't NEVER turned it into a competition about who has it worse and never told me well atleast you have [x]

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20 Best Places to Visit in India 2024

Are you planning to visit the best places to explore in india? In this blog, ForceNewz shares the 20 best places to visit in india with images and provides a list of the best time to visit the best places. Explore the stunning tourist places in india. Check the best months to visit Varanasi Uttar Pradesh india here!

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2BHK Flat Hingna Road Nagpur

Today Vishal Infrastructure is the talk of the town for successfully completing KANCHANGANGA a mega township comprising 1100 apartments and bungalows. Thousands of customers speaks volumes about our creation as we could provide their dream home at a very affordable price. Visit KANCHANGANGA and experience the difference.We the persons behind Vishal Infrastructure are known for commitments and ethical values. In all odds we delivered more than what was promised – security wall, security gates, pavers on roads, 24×7 water supply, garden and play area, bus stop, etc., speak about our commitment for commitment is the key word at Vishal Infrastructure. The blessings from our satisfied and happy customers inspired us to go for another creation.KANCHAGANGA – 2 is taking shape. It is very much within the city and is surrounded by reputed schools, colleges – Engineering, Medical, Dental, – banks, malls and hotels. It is one of the best destinations to live in, Welcome KANCHANGANGA -2. Investment at right time, with right people paves way to prosperity. In India, Nagpur is one of the best city to live in due to its geographical location and various other features. Imagine Nagpur when more jewels in the form of MIHAN, METRO RAIL, IIM, TCS and other prominent I,T, Industries, Tiger Capital, Tourism, SEZ are studded to its crown. We with same commitment and ethical values, welcomes you KANCHANGANGA family.

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Best Desert Camp in Jaisalmer.

Jaisalmer is one of the most visited tourist cities in the Rajasthan state. It is located very much near the India-Pakistan border, which adds to its charm and importance. The place is good for both, a short holiday and an elaborate vacation. Best desert camp in Jaisalmer

It’s not just the Desert Camp in Jaisalmer or the luxury Swiss Tent camping, but there’s a lot more to it that can guarantee you the most enjoyable vacation of your life. Come visit us and you will have a distinct perspective on this magnificent Golden city that you will always fascinate with our loved ones. We are known for outstanding service and great facilities.

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RideBoom Revolutionizes Transportation with Innovative Solutions and Unmatched Convenience

RideBoom India is expanding its innovative ridesharing services to 20 more cities across India. Providing affordable, eco-friendly transportation options to the masses.

RideBoom, the leading transportation service provider, is proud to announce its commitment to revolutionizing the transportation industry with innovative solutions and unmatched convenience for riders and drivers alike.

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RideBoom is dedicated to providing unmatched convenience compared to other transportation services. With the RideBoom app, users can easily book a car, taxi, or delivery service right from their mobile devices. The app connects users with nearby drivers or couriers, allowing them to get to their destination or receive their deliveries quickly and efficiently.

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RideBoom is constantly innovating to provide the best possible experience for its users. The company has recently expanded its Bike Taxi Service to additional cities, offering an eco-friendly and efficient mode of transportation for short-distance travel. RideBoom is also exploring the integration of electric vehicles into its fleet, demonstrating its commitment to sustainability and the EV revolution.

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At the core of RideBoom's mission is a dedication to providing safe and reliable transportation services. The company has implemented stringent safety measures and training protocols to ensure that its drivers and couriers deliver a secure and comfortable experience for all users.

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RideBoom's innovative approach and unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction have positioned the company as a leader in the transportation industry. By continuously introducing new features and adapting to changing market conditions, RideBoom is redefining the way people and goods move, ultimately transforming the ride-hailing landscape.

"RideBoom is committed to revolutionizing the transportation industry and providing our users with the best possible experience," said the RideBoom founder. "We are excited to continue innovating and expanding our services to meet the evolving needs of our customers."

For more information about RideBoom India and its services, please visit https://rideboom.com/india/

About RideBoom India

RideBoom India is the leading ridesharing platform in the country, providing affordable, convenient, and eco-friendly transportation solutions to commuters across India. Founded in 2020, the company has experienced rapid growth and now operates in many cities, connecting passengers with a network of verified drivers. RideBoom India is committed to revolutionizing the way people commute and contributing to a more sustainable future.

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The internet has never left a stone unturned when announcing/ showing to the world how bad of a country India is.

But what about the beatiful parts of my country that are hidden from the world and what about the customs and concepts they'll never see and know?

The image above is a fabric shop, you'll find it in every city and every state of India. The prints vary according to the region but now you can get Rajasthani block prints in every nook and corner of India or Kalamkari which originated in Andhra Pradesh but is worn throughout the country.

Everytime I step into a shop like this, I'm boggled with the array of neatly arranged fabrics grading from darker to lighter shades. The sales people in the shops are also so cooperative and actually help you pick out the best fabric.

To all the people on Tumblr that are not from India, if you guys ever visit India, make sure you step into a fabric shop for once and it will be a visually satisfactory experience.

I'll keep posting things these little things from India that make my country fascinating.

Fellow desi Tumblrs, y'all can join in this series too! If you do post, make sure to tag me!

Jai Hind🇮🇳

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Have you ever explained Daisy’s lore, or really what she does? SHES SO ADORABLE and I wanna know everything about her

You're asking ME about my OC???? OHG BOOOY!!!!!! I'm too excited Where do I start.

Press read more to know more about HER ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ (it's a lot. I'm not exaggerating)

Warning for heavy religious themes and implied racism/discrimination.

This is Daisyyy and she's my Outlast Trials reagent oc!!! Her legal name is Alice Bell, and her legal birthdate is 12/10/1940 (19 as of now)

She and her parents immigrated from (British) India to America in 1943 to escape the Bengal Famine, going from the west coast to the state of Georgia, where they found a Southern Baptist Community that would be their permanent home, as long as they converted to Southern Baptism.

This is a gated community that's kind of on the outskirts of town, so Daisy grew up sheltered, but she adapted better than her parents did, making friends only with girls (because boys her age were incredibly mean to her) and participating with her church, faith, and community. Her relationship with her parents and older/authority figures was distant, but it was peaceful as she grew up.

Daisy was no pushover around fellow teens, she was loud and funny with her girl friends, and snarky towards boys who were mean, she really liked coming up with sassy remarks. Quarrels hardly went beyond throwing childish insults at eachother. However, tensions against her would rise, she was often blamed for arguments, labeled "rebellious", and lectured to do better, all by older folks. But nonetheless!! She had her best friend Peggy, and her close friend Jane, who was also a child of an immigrant family, coming from China. She didn't belong to the Baptist community, but visited occasionally from the Ranch she worked for, often on horseback. Daisy really liked Jane and the horses, not so much the boys that came with her.

Over the years, Daisy would become really close to Jane, and even though Daisy wasn't allowed to visit the ranch, and Jane wasn't allowed in the community, they often met in the middle throughout the week.

This made her just a little more distant to her church, something that didn't go looked over despite her genuine faith and achievements within it. It wouldn't help that, at some point, while arguing with one of the Ranch boys, her best friend Peggy's anger would boil over and she would slap the boy so hard he fell straight to the ground. Long story short, the father of the Ranch got pissed, and even though Daisy hadn't done anything, she got in trouble.

Gossip flies around fast in a small community, and with the strain on everything that wasn't her friends, Daisy was encouraged to go into the city by the Pastor. She could be like a missionary, spreading the word of God and their small community, just on a smaller scale. She was told it would strengthen her faith, and her relationship with God, since she had been so "disobedient". Daisy was almost 19 at this point, and was expected to do this by herself.

Daisy was so ashamed that she couldn't bring herself to say goodbye to her friends or parents, leaving just a letter behind. She wanted to say goodbye to Jane, but on the day she packed, Jane didn't show up.

In the city, it didn't take long for Daisy to hear about a charity event, thinking it was a good place to meet nice people, she'd go to the address listed on the posters. And that's how she gets to the Sinyala Facility!! ^_^

Daisy has never been in that kind of environment OBVIOUSLY but she adapts in her own way, even keeping her wits. Through the mansion and through the few trials she does, her expertise is in hiding. Daisy is much smaller than the average girl her age, making it easy to get through cramped spaces or hide in unconventional spots. She is hardly a team player though, she is willing to help people where she can, mostly through finding medicine, or distracting ex-pops with bottles or other red herrings, but she hardly participates in completing the tasks given. She refuses to fetch keys out of corpses or deliberately hurt the victims (i.e. Snitch) she isn't strong or athletic, so she avoids detection at all costs. Better at finding keys on a pedestal and tinkering with the generators.

In her first couple trials, she'd be caught twice. First time, she was running in the dark and bumped into a small grunt, she was able to get away because she had scared the grunt, but when the adrenaline washed away she realized her face had been cut up, likely from that encounter. Shes actually pretty okay about it, and it leaves a fork-like scar on her face. The second time, she'd be caught by Coyle. In this scene he'd grab her by her hair, pulling and then throwing her against the floor, and as he goes to pull her up from her hair again, she grabs a bottle, first smashing it into his head, and since he didn't let go, then stabbing the remains of it into his ribs, leaving it there as he drops her. That's the first but not the last time she'll barely escape him.

After she's done with those trials, she moves onto Gooseberrys trials, onto Cleanse The Orphans. I go into real detail abt this one its IMPORTANT. She does this trial with 3 others like she always has, but one of them is important her name is Mincemeat and SHE'S IMPORTANT!!! Daisy actually does decently well early into the trial, and although she's not fond of the Gorey Nuns, she prevails. She feels bad for taking a cross necklace from one of them, but now she has one. She's able to sneak around to radios, and she can work better as a teammate with the reels.

The problem is when they get to the chapel, Mincemeat has done this before and it shows in the b-line she makes to break the jukebox, and soon the jesus victim comes forward. Daisy is taken aback, but her first thought is to try and save him. That's what the keys are for. She convinces the other two reagents that's what they have to do, is free him. Mincemeat encourages Daisy to go into the basement with her to get the generators taken care of, and the other two can find keys.

As they finish up down there, Mincemeat tells her to stay until she makes sure it's safe upstairs. Daisy is hesitant but agrees, and finds one of the few rooms with light in that basement. And then the screaming starts, and all she can do is curl up and cover her ears until it fizzles out, and Mincemeat comes to get her.

She tells her not to look as they come up, but Daisy looks anyways and it's absolutely ungodly. She starts to go catatonic and before Mince can tell the other reagents to wait, one of them presses the button on the podium. It's raining blood now, it's great. One of the reagents rush to the doors to get out of the chapel, when Gooseberry comes through and immediately drills a hole through their eye and head, killing them instantly. The three take this time to rush past, with Mince trying to guide Daisy as best she can. In their rush to the shuttle, the other reagent somehow gets sliced up, he's still running but he's bleeding profusely. Ex-pops are still pursuing them, so once they reach the shuttles, Mince would shove Daisy into it.

Now they're safe, but it's far from calm. Daisy is sobbing while she's down on the ground, Mince tries to say sorry and pick her up but she just screams and crawls away. She doesn't know what to do, but the other reagent begs her to get into her seat because he's bleeding out. Daisy takes a moment, but gets into the seat to be restrained and brought to evaluation.

After she's brought back to the sleeproom, Daisy goes to her room, tears off the night vision goggles from her head, and refuses to participate in trials and any social activities. Through Dorris' lore we know it's possible to stay out of trials indefinitely, thanks to people on the inside. This is also the case for Daisy, though she doesn't know it.

Daisy goes into a far more reserved and "childish" state after these events, and stays in her room to draw, read, make her own clothes out of blanket or cloth scrap, and pray. Another thing she did was try her best to keep track of the days. She did this by paying attention to the guards and their shifts. This is all she did for awhile until Mince became her friend, and later another reagent named Soro. This is actually the time where she would introduce herself as Daisy.

She isnt a preachy type, but she really sinks herself into her faith, and would mention to Mince how she believes that this facility is something prompted by God as a sort of "Preview" into what hell is, and what awaits for sinners. It's a test of faith for her. She thinks as long as she keeps faith, she can escape this place one way or another.

Her character and story DOES develop past this but I'm debating whether or not I wanna make comics for her sooooo,

TLDR: Daisy was raised southern baptist and got reeeally traumatized after Cleanse The Orphans and now she's an even more timid girl with a tight bible belt. She has at least two friends though YIPPEEEAAAA

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Modern Bridgerton AU

Francesca & Michael

Francesca starts taking piano lessons at a young age, and all she wants to do is become a concert pianist. She goes to Julliard (because she is, in fact, very good), and goes on to join the New York Philharmonic. While at Julliard, she meets John, a violinist. His childhood best friend Michael visits during Fancesca’s freshman year and immediately gets a crush on her, but it's clear she and John are seconds away from dating, so he doesn't say anything. But he stays in touch with Francesca, and hears from both a month later that John finally asked her out. They date for a couple years and get married a year after she graduates. Tragically, John dies about a year later.

Michael works in tech and is based out in California. He went to Stanford, but during his junior year he sold the start-up he created for a class project, then dropped-out and never looked back. He’s started and sold a couple other tech companies since then, and currently spends a lot of time in India working with a company he’s currently investing in. Michael was John’s best man, and after John dies, Michael spends a couple months in New York helping Francesca, and over the next few years he checks-in on her whenever he’s in the city.

About 4 years after John’s death, Michael is back in New York for 6 months to help set-up a new office for another company he’s investing in. Fancesca says she'll show him around and introduce him to some friends. There's a lot of buzz amongst the single society gals that a new successful bachelor is in the area. He’s connected to the Bridgertons but has that cool Cali vibe. 

Except, oops! He and Franny sleep together after he's only been there for a few weeks and then he stops paying attention to anyone else. She kind of likes the idea of a fling (marrying her college sweetheart means she never casually dated), but of course he's been all in from the day they met (there’s been a lot of pining for this poor man). He lets her think they can keep it casual but as his stint in New York draws to a close, he asks her to go with him back to San Francisco. Francesca’s reaction is to say that “No, of course I can’t do that. My family and work are all in New York, I can’t leave!”

Yeah. She goes with him. (Probably on the private jet he absolutely bought with all the tech money he has.)

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My best guesses on which cultures/countries Tamora Pierce bases her places and peoples off of. Obviously these aren't perfect copies, but more of where the idea may have come from.

Tortall is definitely Europe. Knights, castles, European names like John and George, ect. Easy.

Bazhir Desert: this one is trickier. Very likely based on Arab deserts or the Sahara and the peoples who live there. It's very ambiguous, just a basic desert culture, not a ton of world building here, but it's been a long time since I've read the Lioness books.

Galla and Scanra: I believe these are both based off Northern countries, with Scanra definitely based on Viking culture. Galla is less so, more like Lithuania or Poland, but neither is Russia. We will get to Russia in a bit.

Sairen and K'miri: Definitely Mongolia and steppe people and place.

Roof of the World: Tibet

Carthak: Egypt. Definitely based on ancient Egypt. Crocodiles, hyenas, lots of gold and darker skinned people. Old, powerful and center of learning.

Yamani Islands: Japan. I don't need to elaborate.

Copper Isles: This one I think is a bit of a mix of Indonesia and Hawaii.

Now, for Circle of Magic! (aka the fun and interesting culture and worldbuilding)

Emelan and the Pebbled Sea: Definitely Mediterranean, but I'm not sure which. My best guess is a sorta Turkey/Persian influence. It's not as obvious as Tortall. I believe the Chandlers and Tris are from a more Italian culture, probably from a country up North, but close enough to border Emelan and making travel easy. The whole merchant family thing made me think of Italy.

Traders: Likely based of Roma/Romani people. Trading caravans and largely persecuted. Not an exact copy, but similar.

Namorn: Russia! Definitely Russia. Large empire, very cold, far north and uses vaguely Russian terms. Powerful and not to be messed with.

Tharios: This one was tricky and fascinating. Probably ancient Greece, but I believe there were some other influences. The world building was massive as the plot directly involved the culture of the city. We also view the city from the scholarly but judgemental eyes of Tris.

Chammur: My best guess is India. Briar is more concerned with gangs and Evy so he doesn't really let us see the city as well. But India seems like a fair bet.

Yanjing: China. No needed discussion here lol.

Gyongxe: I'm guessing Tibet, again. The Roof of the World was way too quick, so Im glad Tamora re-visited this culture in a better way. Who knows, the Shang Dragon was very Chinese inspired, maybe Alanna did travel that far and missed Briar, Rosethorn and Evy by a few years! I'm still firm in the belief that all the books are in the same world.

If you agree or disagree with my picks, feel free to comment and propose your own theories! Or if I missed a country.