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In memories : Pink city Jaipur (Part 1)

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The Craziness Surrounding With Mixed Feelings – Durgapuja, Beyond Of 5 Days

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Exciting Video From Agra 🎥 have been to Agra m

Exciting Video From Agra 🎥 have been to Agra many times for a day trip or a maximum of two days to explore the Taj Mahal, Red Fort, and nearby attractions. I visited Agra mainly to explore the Taj Mahal, famously known as the Seven Wonders of the World. I had the impression that Agra is only meant for the Taj Mahal but my perceptions about Agra got misplaced as I discovered Agra beyond Taj when I was recently invited by @ekaavilla to explore the places and not the Taj. Due to a large amount of publicity for Taj Mahal, other offbeat, lesser-known places have been dwarfed in front of it. Truly, my first response was what could Agra bring more to the table, yet I was soon to find out in any case. And it makes me wonder how often do people know about Offbeat Agra places beyond the Taj Mahal. 💖 If you are looking for an itinerary of Agra beyond the Taj Mahal in 2022, then this video is for you!😍 This is an offbeat Agra travel guide where you will see must-visit places in Agra beyond Taj and also see what things to do in Agra. In this video, I am sharing where to eat, what to eat, where to shop, and where to stay. You will also see the best Sunrise & Sunset points of Agra here. So, CHECK MY BIO FOR THE LINK Also, let me know which one is your favourite picture 🥰 . . #agra #agrabeyondtaj #tajmahal #agrafort #sikandra #uptorism #uttarpradeshtourism #uttarpradesh #desigirl #travelrealindia #tajmahalindia #tajmahalagra #sunrise_sunset_photogroup #natgeoyourshot #tripotocommunity #incredibleindia #dekhoapnadesh @tourismguildof_agra @uttarpradeshtourism @incredibleindia @tourismgoi @tajmahal_squads_official_ @natgeotravel @bbc_travel @outlooktraveller

PHOTO DUMP- Most exotic experience.. (VIDEO LINK I

PHOTO DUMP- Most exotic experience.. (VIDEO LINK IN BIO) The Baiga tribe is well known for body tattoos. They, especially Baiga women, believe that tattoos are conveyed into eternity because the ink coordinates with the actual body itself. Also, to maintain the tradition, Baiga women made elaborate meaningful tattoos on their forehead, arms, legs, back, neck and this tradition are strongly linked with the beauty of these women. As per legends, the tattoos are the only ornaments that will go with them to heaven when they die. The patterns usually signify fire, moon and sun, grains, God, peacocks, chariot, flowers, and so on. Also, they have faith in magic and the Baigas regard themselves as the most powerful of magicians. Baiga tribes generally live in the middle of the forest and are mostly dependent on forest plants too for their livelihood. They can perceive many species around them and know their use in myriad ways. The Baiga don’t furrow the land, as they think of it as a transgression to scratch the mother earth. The Baiga clans work on moving development, called ‘bewar’ or ‘dahiya’. Other ways Baigas obtained their living are cutting bewar and growing crops, hunting and fishing, collecting forest roots and fruits and selling forest produce such as honey and harra, selling bamboo mats and baskets and the most interesting one is serving as village priests, practising exorcism and herbalism. Interesting, isn't it?? Watch the video to get more information about them . . . Trip courtesy @mptourism
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The strange thing about the sunset is that we actu

The strange thing about the sunset is that we actually don't want the sun to set. We want it to stay right on the horizon - not below it, not above it - just right on it. Mukteshwar . . . . . #mukteshwar #sunsetphotography #throwbackthursday #uttarakhand #travelphotography #travelyoutuber #delhitravel #gurgaonblogger #sunsetlovers #natgeoyourshot #bbc #tripoto #passionpassport #beautifuldestinations

How YOU can plan the perfect trip in 5 easy steps:

How YOU can plan the perfect trip in 5 easy steps: Step 1: Choose your travel destination and decide on your total/daily budget. This is important for deciding your style of travel (public transportation vs. rental car, hostel vs. hotel etc.) Step 2: Research the places you’ve always want to go and plot the destinations on a map. This will provide you with a visual framework of the distance among spots and will show you the amount you can reasonably do in how much time you need to travel. Step 3: Book the transportation (flights, rental car, Bus, train tickets, etc.) in advance with flexible tickets when possible. This step is important so that you don't arrive in peak season, and everything is sold out. If you're traveling during the off season, it may not be necessary to plan too much in advance. Step 4: Once you have arrived, respectfully seek out ways to connect with locals & their culture. Experiencing a different way of life cultivates empathy, kindness, and deeper understanding. When you travel with the mindset that strangers are friends you haven’t met yet, the universe tends to send fun, likeminded people your way. Step 5: Let go of your expectations and you’ll never be disappointed. Social media has made it all too easy to compare your journey to someone else’s staged, edited moment. Remember that travel isn’t always as pretty as it looks online and that’s because it’s real life!! The key is to embrace the unexpected because that’s where you’ll find a story worth bringing home with you♥️ P.S. Posted complete guide of Shangarh video on my YouTube channel (Do check the Bio )
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New Video Alert 🎥 LINK IN BIO Have you heard a

New Video Alert 🎥 LINK IN BIO Have you heard about a fort where devtas (Gods) live not any human being?? Raila fort or Raila Kothi is such a beautiful fort which situated at Raila village at Sainjh Valley where devtas are living and protecting the village from there. No one is allowed inside the fort except the Gur or pujari of that fort. Raila is a little-known village in Himachal Pradesh that is sure to leave you in awe of its spellbinding beauty and it will be a secret you wouldn’t want to share. This charming village will urge you to slow down and make you fall in love with nature and the place all over again. Raila in Sainj Valley is a place that offers something for everyone. Whether it is trekking, solo traveling, Indian mythology, or undisturbed Shanti (peace) that interests you, it is the right place for you. Bhatkonda is a beautiful trekking trail near the fort. There is a beautiful Waterfall near the fort which again is a hidden gem of Himachal. I have created a video guide for you with everything you need to know to plan your trip to Shangarh and Raila, Sainj valley and I have slipped in some tips to assist you for a better experience. Please find the link in BIo . . My pics clicked by amazing @iamtamanjeet . . . . . . . #raila #railafort #shangarh #sainjvalley #himachalpradesh #himachaltourism #himachal_diaries #dekhoapnadesh #unexploredindia #travelrealindia #passionpassport #indiangirlstravel #travelyoutuber #natgeoyourshot #heritageofindia #templesofindia #incrediblehimachal

New Video Alert 🎥📽️ While traveling to Ma

New Video Alert 🎥📽️ While traveling to Mandla I got to know that Gonds are one of the largest tribal groups in the world. Mandla - The city of Gond Tribe has the prominent stamps of the Gond community. The word Gond comes from ‘Kond’ which means green mountains and tribal people are called Gondis as they live mainly in the lush green mountains of Madhya Pradesh. The tribe believes that seeing a good and happy image brings lots of good luck and positivity to them. They believe that earth, water, and air are ruled by Gods. To worship those natural calamities and gods they celebrate most festivals with songs and dances. Here, I am showing you the pride of Gond Ram Nagar Fort and Raj Rajeswari temple and the sheer performance of the Gond Tribe. VIDEO LINK : CHECK MY BIO FOR THE LINK ( MANDLA - A CITY OF GOND) Subscribe to my channel and press the bell button to stay notified about my new videos! ✨ . All my pics clicked by @the_iffy_explorer #mandla
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Amarkantak is a well frequented Hindu pilgrimage c

Amarkantak is a well frequented Hindu pilgrimage center that is popularly known as "Teerthraj" - "the king of pilgrimages". It is the meeting point of the Vindhya and the Satpura Ranges, with the Maikal Hills being the fulcrum. The forests surrounding Amarkantak have a rich variety of plants with medicinal properties, which make it extremely significant from an ecological point of view. Amarkantak is draped with lush mango trees and hence it is believed that the great Sanskrit poet Kalidasa visited Amarkantak and called it Amrakoot. The rivers - the holy Narmada, the Sone and the Johila emerge here from the womb of Amarkantak. A rising stream of Narmada can be seen at The Narmada Udgam Temple which is the most visited place in Amarkantak. Narmada Udgam temple is surrounded with wonderful natural wonders like Narmada kund, Sonemuda (the source of river Sone), Dugdhara falls and the Kapildhara falls. The rich natural heritage and spiritual vibes of Amarkantak will give you happiness and positivity. 1. Amarkantak
2. Narmada udgam sthal and all surrounding temples Trip courtesy @mptourism @timespassiontrails #mptourism #tribalbraids #tribaltrails #heartofindia #timespassiontrails #amarkantak #narmada #narmadaudgam #travelrealindia #indiangirlstravel #sheisnotlost #heritageofindia #incredibleindia #dekhoapnadesh #passiontrail #templesofindia #temple #shivatemple

This was an absolute feast for the eyes. Let me pu

This was an absolute feast for the eyes. Let me put you in my brain. 🌠 That day we started our journey little early. I thought summer is here so did not carry any piece of jackets and in midway our car broke down. At Rohtang Pass, I realized that how stupidly I acted to not to carry any worm clothes but Rohtang oh Rohtang , You are a stunner. I mesmerized by the beauty and wanted to go to the dream place which I dreamed to visit. Luck was not there, and our car already broke down. We decided to hike and walk, and it was a stormy day for which we were not prepared. Without any jacket on the piercing winds were killing us like needles. One, two, three, and we reach , there’s the place; I was counting with every step taken forward. Glimpse of the Chandra river enough to give me goosebumps on my skin and motivation to move ahead a little more. After half an hour of pushing oneself forward and shivering, we started seeing the trees, sudden changes of road views and the mountains of the valley. We walked a little further and voila, we were in heaven. Sissu is one of the most beautiful places at Lahaul I ever visited. I have never seen something so picturesque; I have never seen something so pristine surrounded by nothing but white snowy mountains. Well if there is magic, I was seeing it right here. If you call e crazy , then yes I am crazy for my love, I am crazy for travel. #MyCrazySummerStory #CleartripBigTravelSale
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The city of Mandawa, established during the eighte

The city of Mandawa, established during the eighteenth century, was once a town occupied by rich Marwa families. The well off and predominant marwaries built gigantic havelis, embellished with delightful divider compositions, as homes for themselves. In any case, as exchange designs changed, the vendors moved to different regions, leaving the excellent havelis in the shadows of namelessness. Still, you can encounter the greatness of these havelis and how they have changed with age, as they now they have turned into the significant fascination of the city. Spend Mandawa with such awesome activities mentioned below : • Heritage Walk • Tour to the Painted Havelis • Explore Mandawa Castle • Watch Sunsets from Cenotaphs • Experience Local Culture • Go for street shopping Would like to more about the place, check my YouTube video for the same ... . . . #mandawa #mandawahaveli #shekhawati #sheisnotlost #portraitphotography #selfclicked #tripotocommunity @tripotocommunity #passionpassport #heritageofindia #doorsoftheworld @mandawakothi

Have you ever visited any plastic free village sit

Have you ever visited any plastic free village situated amidst forest?? Karyam village of Bhariya Tribals are most prestigious tribes among other tribes. They belong from Dravidian tribes and generally live in the huts made of bamboo and mud. They cultivates kodu kutki, corn in their small patch of lands. They know how to survive on minimal possession and maintain a happy sustainable lifestyle. I was amazed to see that the village was soo clean , plastic free, without any modern amenities and the people are so good and welcoming. Watch the pictures and video to get the glimpse of the village and bhariya people..... Trip Courtesy @timespassiontrails
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