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January 11, 2015 16 Comments

Celebrated New Year at Jodhpur-The City of Magical Blue

After the visit to Jaipur & Ajmer, I became more thirsty to see the other […]

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September 23, 2014 14 Comments

Kumbhalgarh; Wondering Second Largest Wall Of World

I always love to gather knowledge about the unknown place. We know that one of […]

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Himachal Pradesh

September 2, 2014 admin 10 Comments

Chiller Chilling Summer Trip- Dharamshala , Khajjiar & Dalhousie

For me, there was not just one travel that proved exotic. On the contrary, every […]

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February 22, 2014 13 Comments

Soul Resurgence Trip To Ajmer And Pushkar

A sudden realization came to my mind on 10th February 2014. Why should not I […]

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December 27, 2013 38 Comments

An Awesome Trip To Ahmedabad

When I reached Ahmadabad on 20th December 2013, I had many doubts about […]

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No One ever Stayed Here The most expensive yet l

No One ever Stayed Here The most expensive yet lost palace in History, Beer Singh Palace in Datia , MP . 33 Lakh rupees were spent to build this palace for Jahangir but he never came to stay here. Do share and follow my account for such historical travels. Trip Courtesy @mptourism @timespassiontrails . . . #beersinghpalace #mptourism #livewhatulove #datiafort #datiapalace

New Vlog from Gwalior 📹 If you're planning a t

New Vlog from Gwalior 📹 If you're planning a trip to Gwalior, then be sure to check out our detailed 2-day itinerary for Gwalior. From the city's main attractions to hidden gems, food, and staycations,this itinerary will show you everything you need to know about Gwalior. If you're looking to experience Gwalior like a local, then be sure to check out our itinerary. This itinerary will show you all the must-see attractions in Gwalior, as well as some lesser-known locations that you won't find on other tours. When you finish watching this video, you'll have a much better understanding of Gwalior and what to expect when you visit. LINK IN BIO . Trip Courtesy @mptourism
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Share it with your Foodie Friends Woh aapko Dua o

Share it with your Foodie Friends
Woh aapko Dua o mein Yaad rakhenge 😍😁😋🤤 The food I ate was so delicious, mouthwatering and tempting. All thanks to @theresidencytowersrameswaram for such amazing food #foodreels #foodie #foodstagram #foodporn #food #foodphotography

November ❣️ Tag someone who loves Winter #nov

November ❣️
Tag someone who loves Winter #november #winter #snow #travelreels
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Siddhachal Cave Temple where you will see 100 rock

Siddhachal Cave Temple where you will see 100 rock cut Jain Teerthankar status. The statues depict all 24 Tirthankaras. They are shown in both seated Padmasana posture as well as standing Kayotsarga posture, in the typical naked form of Jain iconography. With @mptourism
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As someone who has always cherished the thrill of

As someone who has always cherished the thrill of exploring new places, the idea of marriage has sparked a profound reevaluation in my life. The allure of travel, with its promise of endless horizons and diverse experiences, makes me question whether settling down is the right path for me. The thought of committing to one place, one routine, contrasts sharply with my love for the unknown and the constant discovery that comes with each journey. It's not a rejection of companionship, but a contemplation of how to balance the desire for a lifelong adventure with the conventional expectations of marriage. Perhaps, in finding a partner who shares this passion, I can build a life that merges the joy of travel with the stability of a loving relationship. The journey towards a decision is as uncertain and exciting as any expedition, filled with twists and turns that only time will reveal. Your opinion on my view? Trip Courtesy @mptourism @timespassiontrails Pic courtesy @the_iffy_explorer #mptourism #livewhatulove #madhyapradesh #birsinghpalace

Gurgaon Find -For Food Lovers Started a new seri

Gurgaon Find -For Food Lovers Started a new series called Gurgaon find , where you will get the help of everything about Gurgaon 🫰 So, save it and share it with someone who loves food . This time we discovered a middle Eastern Lebanese restaurant called Azizi , based on The Gallery MG Mall at Sultanpur. Don't forget to try their coffee nut cold coffee and chicken swarma . #gurgaonfinds
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Temple that was made by Ghosts 👻 India is well

Temple that was made by Ghosts 👻 India is well known for its magnificence, particularly for its Grandeur architecture . And amidst all the wonders, the mystery surrounding the building of the Kakanmath Temple in Morena, Madhya Pradesh, makes it a sight to behold. This temple is very special because it was built by stacking stones on top of one another without the use of cement, lime, or any other binding materials, despite its magnificent look.
You'll also be shocked to learn that this magnificent temple was constructed in one night, and the locals think ghosts were responsible for its construction! Although the sturdy nearby temples have crumbled over time, this one has endured to this day. . With @mptourism @timespassiontrails

Take your Parents Here ❤️ The Sas-Bahu Mand

Take your Parents Here ❤️ The Sas-Bahu Mandir, Sas-Bahu Temples, Sahasrabahu Temple, is an 11th-century twin temple in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, India. The temples were built by King Mahipala according to an inscription found inside the portico. There are two popular legends associated with the Sas-Bahu Temple. One legend states that the larger temple was built by a king for his queen, who was a devotee of Lord Vishnu. When the queen died, the king's son built a smaller temple next to it for his wife, who was a devotee of Lord Shiva. Hence, the two temples are known as the Sas-Bahu Temple, which means "mother-in-law and daughter-in-law temple." Another legend states that the larger temple was originally known as the Sahastrabahu Temple, which means "temple of the thousand-armed one." This is because the temple was dedicated to Lord Vishnu, who is often depicted with a thousand arms. However, over time, the name of the temple became corrupted to Sas-Bahu Temple. Both temples are richly decorated with sculptures and carvings. The Sas temple is particularly notable for its intricate carvings of Hindu gods and goddesses, as well as its geometric and floral motifs. The temple complex is a reminder of the rich history and heritage of Gwalior. Trip Courtesy @mptourism
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Happy Diwali 🪔 🎇 everyone. Wish you a prospe

Happy Diwali 🪔 🎇 everyone. Wish you a prosperous healthy and safe Deepavali 🎇 . . #happydiwali #subhdeepawali #diwali

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