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Pondicherry ::
French dreams of an Indian Empire began
and ended in Pondicherry. But in the scattered territories
of the Union Territory of Pondicherry there remains
what little there is left of the French influence in
India and that makes the territory, especially its headquarters,
Pondicherry, unique, something quite different from
the rest of India.
The Union Territory of Pondicherry comprises of 4 coastal
regions viz- Pondicherry, Karaikal, Mahe and Yanam .
Pondicherry and Karaikal are situated on the East Coasts
in Tamil Nadu, Yanam in Andra Pradesh and Mahe on the
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Pant Nagar ::
Pantnagar is basically an industrial district
and many industry related professions are prevalant
here, it is perfect example of 'Unity in Diversity'
for which India is so widely known, on the other hand
different cultures, religions and life styles are blended
in absolute harmony.The fertile land lends itself to
different forms of agriculture giving rise to agriculture
related activities and industry making this land a green
place which has resulted into prosperity all around.
Pantnagar university is a leading temple of learning
in the fields of agriculture and technology with one
of the finest bulit university all around the world.This
place has rare sight seeing as it is surrounded by Kumaon
Himalayas on one side and Nepal on the other. |
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Kullu& Manali::
It comes as no surprise that Manali is
called the Valley of the Gods. Enthroned in the lap
of the proud Himalayas, Manali leaves you spellbound
with its scenic grandeur. While the sun blisters the
rest of the world, it bathes the Manali valley in
soft gold . At night the moon sweeps through the air
like a silver floodlight from a star-studded sky. And
throughout the Manali valley, terraced rice fields give
way to fruit-filled orchards, and forests of pine nudge
the edges of the dazzling mountain lakes.
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Jaisalmer ::
Centuries ago, Jaisalmer was on the camel
trade to route between India and Central Asia . It is
a city that rises from the desert like a golden mirage
. Dominating the view is the awesome citadel on the
hill - a fort built with the golden yellow stone of
the area. Jaisalmer is visual delight. Wander through
its lanes and discover the 'havelis' with delicately
carved stone facades. |
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Jodhpur ::
Founded in 1459 by Rao Jodha, Jodhpur
was the capital of the state of Marwar. Where the Rathor
clan ruled. Set right at the edge of the Thar Desert,
Jodhpur is strewn with forts and palaces that goes back
to the 15th century. On top of a hill , at the edge
of the town, looms the Mehrangarh Fort, giving it a
touch of medieval majesty. |
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Shimla ::
The capital of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla is probably
the closest thing in India to Aspen . It was used as
a summer capital by the British. It has India's only
natural ice-skating rink and is a prime center for skiing.
Like other hill-stations, such as Darjeeling and Ooty,
there is an exciting ride up the hills on a toy-train
to get there for local Shimla has been blessed with
all the natural bounties which one can think of.
It has got a scenic location, it is surrounded by green
hills with snowcapped peaks.The spectacular cool hills
accompanied by the structures made during the colonial
era creates an aura which is very different from other
hill stations. |
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