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Showing posts with label monsoon season. Show all posts

1 Feb 2013

Anaimalai – A Popular Tourist Destination

Tamil Nadu is known for its huge collection of holiday destinations. Every year thousands of tourists not only from India but from abroad also travel to Tamil Nadu to allure its beautiful tourist places.

One among these places is the village of Anaimalai. It is a popular village that is situated in the district of Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu. The village is popular for its beautiful sites and its wildlife. The nearby Coimbatore hills give the village a spectacular view. The region experiences the pleasant type of climate with heavy rainfall.

The monsoon season is the peak tourist season for the village. The rainfall makes the greenery of the village more attractive. There are many places of worship in Anaimalai which attracts many devotees from all over the country.

The Indra Gandhi Wildlife Sanctuary and National Park is the popular park of the village which the visitors find very interesting. The park has a wide range of animals and you can see the rare species also in this park.

To provide proper accommodation to the visitors the village has several lodges where you can relax yourself. These lodges provide cozy rooms and fine dining to the tourists. There are several restaurants and cafeterias also in the village. Most of these restaurants are offering an excellent South Indian food in the leaves of Banana tree instead of plates. This will surely make you experience the beautiful South Indian culture.

The village is easily approachable using the bus or train service. You can even use the Airport service to travel to Anaimalai. The nearest airport to the village is Peelamedu Airport which is hardly 51 km away from the village. At the airport plenty of low cost sharing and private taxi services are offered to take the visitors from the airport to the village. So book your air tickets online from fli-ghts.com now.

27 Dec 2012

Amboli – A Beautiful Hill Station of South India

South India has plenty of hill stations which are known for its beauty and peaceful environment. Amboli is one of them. It is an attractive hill station that is situated in the state of Maharashtra that is situated on the Sahayadri Hill station.

The unique flora and fauna of the town makes it one among the best “Eco Hot Spots” of the world. Thousands of tourists travel to the city to enjoy a break from their hectic work schedule. In fact the residents of the nearby metro cities like the Pune, Mumbai prefer to drive to this peaceful place almost every weekend.

There are plenty of open spaces in the town where you can have a perfect picnic experience with your family. During the monsoon season the town becomes more attractive and enjoyable.

For the accommodation of the visitors there are several hotels in the city that are providing comfortable rooms to the tourists that too at very reasonable prices. To provide a proper dining facility to the visitors the city also has plenty of restaurants which provide the varieties of cuisines to the tourists.

The Amboli Waterfall is the most attractive tourist spot of the town. The waterfall had an amazing view especially at the time of sunrise. In addition to this there are several temples also and some of them belong to the ancient time period. The most popular temple of the town is the Hiranyakeshi Temple which is a temple of Lord Shiva which is situated in a cave and the River Krishna emerges from the temple. This temple attracts devotees from all over the country.

Plan your trip to this beautiful place now and enjoy the vacations!

10 Dec 2012

What are the Tourist Seasons in India?


India is an incredible country with diverse culture and inspiring diversity. It is the home of historical sites, lush green mountains, magnificent mountains, religious monuments, traditional cities, breathtaking beaches and many more. Millions of tourists flourish the beauty of India every year. After getting all these features of India, now you are wondering about the best tourist seasons in India to explore its mesmerizing attractions.

Well due to all diversity, this incredible place can be visited at any time. You can enjoy every season here whether it is summer, winter or monsoon. It totally depends on you that which destination you are visiting. North Indian parts like Delhi, Rajasthan and Punjab are famous for its extreme temperatures both during summer and winter. So the best season to visit this region is winter. You can make your day trips very pleasantly and amiably during winters to these places.

6 Nov 2012

Bedsa Caves: a Classical Example of Caves Plus Monastery

A magnificent caves which has its own long past history can be a good place to visit in the incredible India. The Bedsa Caves are the caves which are present on the earth since the 1stCentury BD. Here two caves are present, one of which is known as the prayer hall and the other one is the monastery Vihara. The prayer hall is greatly admired for its magnificence and there is a large stupa monument also placed. The beautiful carvings on the walls of the cave are highly admirable. It was very great work done here at the time there was no technology was present.

The best time to visit the caves is prescribed to be is the early morning with the sun rising because due to the east facing caves, the light of the sun creates an exotic ambience in the caves.

This ambience is highly fascinating, so try to visit the caves in the morning time to experience the best visit. In addition there is a waterfall also flows naturally in the rainy season here which enhances the beauty of the place to a great extent. The green lush surroundings with the magnificent caves and the waterfall can make your day very relaxing and memorable. So why not visit these caves this weekend? The Bedsa Caves are situated in the district of Pune and in the Mayal Taluka in Maharashtra.

So the best way to reach there can be by mean of airways too. The direct flights are available to the Pune City from all over the country, so it is not at all a problem to reach here. From Pune, the tourists can choose the roadways to reach here directly. Plan your visit to this magnificent place and enjoy the natural beauty of the place!

10 Oct 2012

Ajanta and Ellora: Example of Architectural Brilliance

The caves of Ajanta and Ellora are situated at a distance of 100 kilometres from the Aurangabad city of Maharashtra. These caves were exposed during a hunting trip by Mr. John Smith who was a Captain in British Army. It is not only an example of great architecture but it is a base that can be used to study the ancient phases of sculpture, architecture and paintings related to Buddhism.

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The Ajanta caves are believed to be the best design of Buddhist Art and Architecture. In the third century, Buddhist monks cut these caves from the volcanic emission of the Deccan area. These ancient caves have magnificent paintings drawn on the ceiling and wall which gives a pictorial description of the life of Lord Buddha. The various incidents of Lord Buddha’s life are described through these paintings.

On the other hand, the 34 caves of Ellora are the supreme example of the architecture of cave temple. The Faiths of Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism are reflected by these caves. It is believed that these caves were carved during the period of 350 A.D. to 700 A.D. In terms of numbers, there are 17 caves which represent Hinduism whereas Buddhism and Jainism are represented by 12 and 5 caves respectively.

Although these caves can be visited throughout the year but the Monsoon season is believed to be the best time for a trip at Ajanta and Ellora Caves.

This place is well connected to all types of transport means. The Mumbai Airport and the Pune Airport are the nearest airports. High standard accommodation is provided by the number of hotels and resorts nearby this place. So if you are an art and history lover, then this place is a ‘must to see’ destination.

5 Oct 2012

Monsoon Trip in India



Leh is situated next to the Indus Basin in northern India. In 1974, Ladakh was opened to foreign tourists and since then Leh receives a large number of tourists every year from all over the world. In terms of geographical location, it is bordered by alpine desert and surrounded by two largest arrays of mountain of the world. One can avail air transfer means from Jammu, Srinagar and Delhi to visit Leh and Ladakh.
You might not be able to enjoy the surf, sand and the sun but Goa provided more than a beach at the time of monsoon season. The splendid scenes, exciting festivals of monsoon and fishing are the major attractions of Goa. Even the five star hotels try to attract tourists by offering cheap deals. It is just like, costing luxury at a price of little fortune at the time of peak season.
Monsoon in India is a great time to skip the worries of life and enjoy it at fullest. So, start planning your trip in Monsoon now for an exciting monsoon season.