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MANALI is the prime tourist destination of
Himachal and reveals the valley at it's best. Manali is synonymous with streams and
birdsong, forests and orchards and the grandeur of snow-capped mountains.
Address:
Model Town, Manali-175131, H.P.
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SHIMLA was the former 'summer capital' of British
India and is the present day state capital of Himachal Pradesh. It still holds lingering
echoes of its colonial past. You can visit its neo-Gothic churches, and grandformer
Viceregal Lodge or even the cemeteries.
Address:
Ritz Building, Ridge, The Mall,
Shimla, H.P.
Tel: 91-177-78353
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MUSSOORIE is just 38 km from Dehradun and offers
views of both the Himalayan ranges to the north and the Shivaliks and the plains of the
south. This erstwhile aristocratic resort is now a popular hill station and promises a
variety of entertainment throughout the year. Landour retains much of the old-world charm
of the place.
Address:
Library, The Mall, Mussoorie
Tel: 91-135-632032
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GOA is set between the Arabian sea and the
Western Ghats. Its natural beauty attracts a number of tourists. The beauty of Goa lies
not only in its Sand, Sun and Surf, it lies in its magnificent Churches, exquisite
Temples, awesome Forts, Museums and Galleries, Wildlife Sanctuaries; in its sleepy town
and cool coconut groves, joyful festivals and colourful fairs, there is so much to see in
Goa.
Address:
Aquarius Apartment, Swami
Vivekanand Marg, Panaji, Goa
Tel: 91-832-42201
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HARIDWAR is said to be the land of the Gods
footprints. It is one of the first towns where Ganga emerges from the mountains to touch
the plains. And that's why the water is crystal clear and cool. In the evening the ghats
look breathtakingly beautiful, as thousands of diyas and marigold flowers floiat and
illuminate the Holy waters.
Address:
Birla Road, Haridwar, U.P.
Tel: 91-1334-27480
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RISHIKESH, situated 24km upstream from Haridwar, at the confluence of the
Chandrabhaga and Ganga, has long been a spiritual centre. It has numerous ashrams, some of
which are internationally recognised as centres of philosophical studies, yoga and
meditation. For the adventurous, there are opportunities for white water rafting on the
Ganga.
Address:
Ghat Road, Rishikesh, U.P.
Tel: 91-1364-30449
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AGRA, once the capital of the brilliant Mugal rulers, has history stamped
indelibly on every brick of its numerous monuments. The places of interest include the Taj
Mahal - a poetic monument to love; the Agra Fort with the Pearl Mosque, some lovely
palaces and pavilions and Fatehpur Sikri, a fascinating ghost town.
Address:
Varindavan Bazar, Dayal Bagh Road, New Agra,
U.P.
Tel: 91-562- 354724
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AMRITSAR, the pool of Nector, is known as the home of the world famous Golden
Temple. It is the most important seat of Sikh history and culture, trade centre and also
the Gateway for travelers coming to India on the overland route through Pakistan.
Address:
Golden Temple, Amritsar
Tel: 91-183-555573
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JAIPUR is the Capital of India's most culturally
and historically vibrant state - Rajasthan, also known as the Pink City. Places
worth visiting in Jaipur are Amber Palace, Hawa Mahal, Nahargharh Fort. Shopping for
Jaipuri jewellery and fabric is really exotic.
Address:
Lak Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan
Tel: 91-141-621150
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ANANDPUR SAHIB is famous for the Hola Mohalla celebration, which is a symbol of
Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth Sikh Guru's fight against the shackles of tyranny. The
festival of Holi, fun & frolic and color splashing is celebrated as an occassion for
display of the martial spirit of the Sikhs which attracts thousands of people.
Address:
PSB Extn.Counter, Sridashmesh Academy, Anandpur Sahib, Punjab
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PATNA is the Capital of Bihar and is a fast expanding modern city. This ancient
city of Patliputra has a heritage that goes back to two millennia. It dominated the
political fortunes of the whole of North India between 6th century B.C and 5th century
A.D, a fact established by archaelogical excavations.The Har Mandir Takht, one of the four
sacred shrines of the sikhs, stands at this holy site.
Address:
Patna Sahib, Hazi Ganj,Patna City, Bihar
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