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Kariyathumpara — often called the “Ooty of Malabar” — is a peaceful getaway nestled in the hills near Kanthalad / Koorachund in Kozhikode district.Rolling grass-covered slopes, whispering streams and water pools, and lush greenery all around make it an ideal spot to unwind, go for a stroll or enjoy a quiet picnic. In early morning or during misty hours the place exudes a dreamy charm — perfect for nature lovers, photographers and anyone looking for a calm break from city life. Whether you’re wandering through the grasslands or simply sitting back to watch the clouds drift, the place wraps you in a peaceful stillness. A perfect retreat for anyone seeking nature’s silence, cool breezes, and a breath of pure mountain calm.

Jal Mahal, Jaipur, India 🇮🇳 Jal Mahal, also known as the Water Palace, is an architectural marvel seemingly floating in the center of Man Sagar Lake in Jaipur, India. This stunning palace is a beautiful blend of Mughal and Rajput styles, with its five-story structure, four of which remain submerged in the lake when it is full. The striking yellow sandstone facade and intricate carvings make it a visual delight, especially at sunrise or sunset when the light plays beautifully on its reflections. While the palace itself is not accessible to visitors, its unique position in the lake makes it a popular spot for photography and enjoying the tranquil surroundings. The best views are from the Nahargarh Fort, which offers a panoramic perspective of the lake and the palace, especially during the monsoon season when the lake is at its fullest. Boating around the lake used to be an option, but due to conservation efforts, direct access to the palace is now restricted. The area around Jal Mahal is also a haven for migratory birds, making it a delightful spot for birdwatchers. The palace and its setting offer a serene escape from the bustling city, providing a glimpse into the opulent past of the Rajput rulers and their love for exquisite architecture integrated with nature.

Golden Temple: 5 Essential Experiences * Experience the Langar: Participate in the vast, free community kitchen. You can eat or even volunteer to help prepare and serve meals, witnessing incredible selfless service firsthand. * Circumambulate the Amrit Sarovar: Take a peaceful walk around the sacred "Pool of Nectar" that surrounds the main temple. It's a deeply reflective experience. * Listen to Gurbani Kirtan: Sit inside the main shrine and immerse yourself in the live devotional music and hymns. It's truly mesmerizing and spiritual. * Visit the Akal Takht: Explore this significant building opposite the main temple, understanding its role as the supreme temporal authority in Sikhism. * Observe Temple Etiquette: Remember to cover your head and remove your shoes before entering the temple complex. Respectful attire and behavior are crucial.

The Golden Temple in Amritsar is the Mecca of the Sikh religion and is renowned for its Sikh hospitality. Admission, an English-speaking guide, an information brochure about the temple, communal meals, and overnight stays in the gurdwara are all free. The temple is open to everyone, regardless of religion, caste, or gender. Amritsar is located in Punjab, in northwestern India.

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The Golden Temple in Amritsar is the Mecca of the Sikh religion and is renowned for its Sikh hospitality. Admission, an English-speaking guide, an information brochure about the temple, communal meals, and overnight stays in the gurdwara are all free. The temple is open to everyone, regardless of religion, caste, or gender. Amritsar is located in Punjab, in northwestern India.

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Standing at 2,611 metres (8,566 ft) Naina Peak is the highest summit around the resort town of Nainital. The walk up is steep in places but is generally easy going and relatively short. Once you reach the summit, you are treated to a breathtaking view over the town and Naina Lake.

Very worth seeing, you have to see it

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Very worth seeing, you have to see it

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Very worth seeing, you have to see it

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Very worth seeing, you have to see it

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The temple is surrounded by a palace complex. In the temple itself, verses from the holy book Guru Granth Sahib are recited during the day. The temple is always open and is visited by thousands of pilgrims every day. At night, pilgrims are allowed to sleep under the arcades and in adjacent rooms for a maximum of three days. The complex is very well maintained and is mopped daily, and even with milk inside the temple.

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The temple is covered with gold leaf and is located on an island in an artificial lake

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Is the highest shrine of the Sikhs in Amritsar in the Indian state of Punjab

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Many people eat together in the halls of the Langar, the largest field kitchen in the world. You can only enter the temple barefoot and with long trousers and a head covering

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Is a place of pilgrimage for Indians and foreign tourists. Thousands of pilgrims make pilgrimages every day to Harmandir Sahib, the Golden Temple of Amritsar

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Ask locals for direction, you can get chai and maggi at the top

Ward’s Lake is a really nice spot to sit and take in the views. The footpaths are perfect for a peaceful walk and you feel as if you are well away from the city. In the morning the lake is closed and only accessible for Government staff. We managed to get in by telling the guard we were at a conference nearby. ——- Ward’s Lake is amongst the popular tourist attractions of Shillong which is a must-visit. It is also known as Pollock’s Lake (Nan Polok) because of a popular engineer during the per-independence era. It is said to be around a 100 years old. The establishment of this lake was planned by the then Chief Commissioner of Assam, Sir William Ward. Construction was done by Colonel Hopkins in the year 1894. It lies in the middle of the city of Shillong and the lake is surrounded by a lush garden with flower beds and cobble-stone footpaths and a mesmerizing fountain. There is a wooden bridge in the middle of the lake where one can even feed the fish in the lake. Boating is also one of the activities that can be done in the lake. There is a cafeteria too with a variety of refreshments and beverages. It is equally popular amidst locals and vacationers.

The boats dock here and you can continue exploring the island on foot.

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One of the ponds in the Chittorgarh Fort. I suspect it faces (not exactly) the Surya Temple, hence the name Surajkund bawadi. This could have served as a water reserve during the hot summers for the henchmen who lived at Fort Arena. This region was previously affected by many droughts and the water reserves from torrential rains served as an oasis. Here you will feel the importance of water. We are privileged to have plenty of water for our daily needs.

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Perfect location to watch and photograph the sunset in Pushkar with tea or coffee

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