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Top 5 Unexplored Wildlife Sanctuaries in India
Wildlife Sanctuaries in India possess a unique status worldwide. It has the second largest base of bio diversity in the world. These unruffled and peaceful wildlife sanctuaries are the home to several rare, endangered and exotic species of animal and birds. India has some of the biggest National Parks like Sundarbans, Hemis and Gangotri National Park, Rann of Kutch, also known as the Indian Wild Ass Wildlife Sanctuary, which are the most renowned ones, but the heritage land of India also has some of the largest and unexplored wildlife sanctuaries that are yet to be discovered and recognized... Read more »
Bhangra The Folk Dance of Punjab
Bhangra originated in the Western Punjab's district of Shekhpura, Gujrat and Sialkot. It is the folk dance of Punjab and an integral part of Punjabi culture. Bhangra celebrates the harvest and is associated with the festival of Vaisakhi (April 13th) when the sight of tall heaps of golden wheat fill the farmer’s heart with joy. To the accompaniment of large drums called dhols, S/he and his/her fellow villagers circle round and round in a leaping, laughing caper. It’s a dance that cuts across all divisions of class and education. At marriages, parties, or celebrations of any s... Read more »
Most Expensive Sari in The World - A Record set by T...
What make a piece of cloth Most expensive? Fabric, Brand name associated with it, Jewels, or the heritage carried by it. To your surprise, the factor associated with this Sari is the ?Painting?. Ascintillating beauty bedazzled with 12 valuable stones and embossed with 11 celebrated paintings of Raja Ravi Verma, the world? most expensive sari comes with an estimated cost of Rs.40 lakh (USD $100000). Acknowledged by Guinness Book of World Record as ?the world?s most expensive sari?, it has been designed by the handloom weavers of city-based textile house ?The Chennai Silks?. Read more »
The Evidences of the Architectural Past of India
Ajanta and Ellora are the pride of Maharashtra, India. The rock-cut caves of both these sites are world famous and illustrate the degree of skill and artistry that Indian craftsmen had achieved several hundred years ago. Ajanta dates from 100 B.C. while Ellora is younger by some 600 years. The village of Ajanta is in the Sahyadri hills, about 99 kms. From Aurangabad; a few miles away in a mammoth horseshoe-formed rock, are 30 caves overlooking a gorge, `each forming a room in the hill and some with inner rooms. Al these have been carved out of solid rock with little more than a hammer and c... Read more »
Gwalior - Historic Tourist Attractions In India
Gwalior is a city located in the State of Madhya Pradesh in India and is famous for its architecture, temples, and cultural history. The city was ruled by Rajputs in the 10th century and then taken over by Qutubuddin Aybak who was an Islamic invader. Mughal influence is apparent in many parts of the city; especially in the forts that are scattered across it. Gwalior was then controlled by the British from the year 1780; however the city was retaken by locals during the famous Sepoy Rebellion. The place offers many tourist attractions and interesting locations that are frequented by sightsee... Read more »
Top 16 Most Expensive Cars in India
Here is a list of 16 Most Expensive Cars in India. These luxury cars always get the attention they deserve. When these cars are on road, all eyes are on the car, we can call them perfect attention grabbers. What make these so special? It?s the looks, luxury, class, brand and the price tag. It is a surprising fact that the luxurious car segment in India is growing with a fast pace. By Luxurious I mean real and super luxurious cars which costs more than 5 million i.e. Rs.50,00,000 (50 Lakh). ? With this segment growing, more and more automobile manufacturers are entering the Indian ma... Read more »
Bollywood Celebrity Baby Pictures and More...Can You...
Here's a bunch of some of Bollywood's biggest Stars....in their Childhood! Bet you would have never been able to recognise some of them as kids! Read more »
Honda Cars in India
In 1995, Honda Siel Cars India Ltd., (HSCI) was incorporated. It was a joint venture between Honda Motor, Japan and Siel Limited, a Siddh...
Farhan Akthar Ready to 'Rock On' Screen
ROCK ON!! is already making a mark with audiences, with its innovative and fresh concept since the trailers hit the screens. Director Far...
Sarson ka Saag and Makki ki Roti - Made for Eac...
Sarson ka saag is the mixture of Spinach and mustard leaves where as Makki (corn) ki roti is the Indian bread made using makki ka atta. T...
Ford Car Prices in India
Ford is world?s second largest automaker with approximately 350,000-employee base working from 200 countries across six continents. Henry...
Onasadya: The Lavish Onam Feast
Onam is the state festival of Kerala, celebrated throughout the state, country and world wide with great religious fervor and enthusiasm....
Ashtavinayak Temples - Home to Eight Self Creat...
Ashtavinayaka : The word comprises of two words within one is ?Ashta? meaning eight and ?Vinayaka? means Lord Ganesh. Therefore, Ashtavin...
Thali Special restaurants in Pune
Pune is known to be the oxfard of the east but that is not this city will offer you. Pune is expanding and with it the culture of the cit...
5 Most Interesting and Unusual Museums of India
Unique and striking collections of museums in India will take you for a ride in the past ancient age giving you a feeling of the culture ...
The Four Fountain Spa Review
Spa, the most relaxing word one can ever hear. We all relax a bit the moment we hear somebody saying Spa. We visualize spa as undergoing ...
Unique Living Bridge of Cherrapunji, India
Have you ever wanted to go to forest or in some kind of magical places? Northeastern India is one such place where the majestic environme...
Saving The Royal Bengal Tiger
Even though Bengal Tigers are at the top of their ecosystem they are now an endangered species with a recorded tiger population of only 1...
The Best 8 Indian Music Festivals
Travelers across the globe has a reserved place for music in their heart. They are fascinated about the culture of the country they are v...
Queen of the Hills: Shimla
Once the summer capital of India (during the British rule) and currently the capital of the state of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla is easily o...
A Guide to Ordering Indian Food: Indian Menu Te...
Continued fromA Guide to Ordering Indian Food: Indian Menu Terms & Dishes (Part-I)
Indian Athletes Competing in The 2008 Beijing O...
Athletics at the 2008 Summer Olympics will be held during the last 10 days of the games, from August 15 to August 24, 2008, at the Beijin...
