Celebrate Navroz
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Jim Corbett National Park
Jim Corbett National Park is one of the few national parks in India which allows night halts in the heart of the forest. For this, tourist complexes at Dhikala, Gairal and Bijrani are to be booked in advance. Jim Corbett Park, mainland Asia’s first National Park, spans over 1318.54 sq. kms, of which 520 sq. kms…
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World Pie Day
The Historical Facts: You may also like to read Entertaining with Cheese Shakespeare and his pies:
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Panch Kedar – Five Chosen Abodes of Lord Shiva in Himalayas
Uttarakhand also was known as ‘Devbhumi’ or ‘Land of Gods’ is indeed one of the most sacred abodes of God on this earth. Of the many pilgrimage Yatras leading to Uttarakhand, the Panch Kedar Yatra information is a quite prominent one. The Panch Kedars are a group of the five most revered Lord Shiva temple namely Kedarnath,…
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Women’s Day Special recipes
Women’s Day Special recipes Some of these quick and fun recipes include: Serving: 2 Ingredients: 1 tbsp Olive Oil 3 Garlic Cloves (Chopped) 1 Onion (small. Chopped) 50 g Corns Salt 1 tsp Black Pepper Powder 100 ml Hot Pasta Stock 60 g Dr. Oetker FunFoods Mayonnaise Veg (4 Tbsp) 120 g Macaroni (Boiled) 20…
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7 Fearless Female Explorers History Should Never Forget
A female sailor who cross-dressed to discover the world from a different angle, an African-American aviator who looked past racial and gender discrimination to become a pilot, a fearless investigative journalist who circumnavigated the globe in 72 days, and a housewife who didn’t let age and gender stop her from traveling – these are the…
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Kedarnath Temple – The Sacred Dham to Moksha
Across India, there are twelve Jyotirlinga. It is expounded in Shiv Purana that Lord Shiva would specifically stay at 12 different locales as eternal Jyoti. Being able to visit each of these Jyotirlinga is considered to be such a blessing. At Kedarnath rests the pristine Jyotirlinga, one of the twelve across the Indian subcontinent. No…
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10 Things to Know About The Holi Festival in India. How about #9?
Holi, also known as the festival of colors, is a Hindu spring festival that is celebrated in India and Nepal. Below are some interesting facts about Holi that will help you learn more about this festival which is celebrated by millions of people from various cultures and regions. Holi is awaited eagerly even in the…
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Blue bliss- How to reach Cinque Terre?
A beautiful blue trail down five villages that make up the gorgeous Italian destination Cinque Terre The train rushes past a splay of apartment buildings and supermarkets before plunging into a tunnel. The passengers look around, mildly bored with the darkness punctuated by the glow from their cell phones. There is a light at the…
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Live, Work, And Study In Australia For A Year With These 3 Types Of Visa
Whether it’s a short week-long globetrotting or a search for employment and education opportunities, Australia has got a lot to offer to its foreign visitors. However, one tourist visa can’t be your sole ticket to everywhere, especially if you’re thinking of studying or landing a job. There are different visas to consider depending on your…
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4 Kinds Of Short-Term Australian Visas For Tourists
Flying to a foreign land is a rewarding activity each one of us wants to experience. We’d love to see new sights, delve into a different culture, learn a different language, taste different cuisines, and for some, earn foreign currency of a greater value. But before you dream about these fun things, there are a…
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Five Must-See Unspoiled Places In Melbourne
In the Australian state of Victoria, Melbourne is considered as a state capital. It is also the most populous in Victoria and the second-most populous in the country of Australia and Oceania. Melbourne is filled with great sceneries, wonderful and tall buildings and they also offer different kinds of food for the tourists. The people…
