Worth Seeing Places
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India has a lot many places which are worthy to be visited for any ambitious traveler and cruiser who thrives to quench the thirst of sight seeing and enjoying the time and gift of nature. There are many panoramic views in the geographical Kaleidoscope of India starting from the Gateway Of India or the Red Fort in New Delhi or the Golden Temple of Amritsar to start with a many. If you start the Journey from the North, it would be advisable to start your visits from The Red Fort in New Delhi, Jaipur the Pink city and Jai Salmer and Bikaner of Rajasthan. New Delhi will also gift you with the view of The Lotus Temple and The Gurudwara Shshganj. The Thar dessert of Rajasthan will present you the wide and long view of sandy orient where it is windy and Camel transportation throughout. From there you can move to Chandigarh the well planned city and Sukhna Lake. You can also pay a visit to the huge and well renowned Punjab Agricultural University and move to Amritsar where you will be entertained with the Golden Temple which is considered as the Sanctum Sanctorum of the Sikhs. Here nearby, you will be reminded of the Jallian Walla Bagh massacre by General Dyre during the British Rule where a huge mob were forced to die in a ground which was sealed by the British Army in a shooting spree while the freedom fighters of India were conducting the meeting.
Amritsar also is conspicuous for sharing the India Boarders with Pakistan at Wagah Attari Boarder where on every Friday evening, Army of both the sides conduct parade and salutes and exchange shake hands. The sate Punjab has also the legacy of fought all the wars of India with its neighbors owing to its people all brave warriors and contributed generously to the cause of India’s freedom and security. Punjab has very importance due to its strategic location and fertile soil. The earstwhile Punjab as it was so called due to the convergent place of five rivers viza vis, the Jhulam, Ravi, Jhunab, Satluj and the Beas. Punjab is called as the wheat bowl of India. It is full of paddy and wheat crop along with mace and diary farms. Most of the people are farmers and industrialists. People of Punjab are industrious and very much sociable and generous to its guests.
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India has a lot many places which are worthy to be visited for any ambitious traveler and cruiser who thrives to quench the thirst of sight seeing and enjoying the time and gift of nature. There are many panoramic views in the geographical Kaleidoscope of India starting from the Gateway Of India or the Red Fort in New Delhi or the Golden Temple of Amritsar to start with a many. If you start the Journey from the North, it would be advisable to start your visits from The Red Fort in New Delhi, Jaipur the Pink city and Jai Salmer and Bikaner of Rajasthan. New Delhi will also gift you with the view of The Lotus Temple and The Gurudwara Shshganj. The Thar dessert of Rajasthan will present you the wide and long view of sandy orient where it is windy and Camel transportation throughout. From there you can move to Chandigarh the well planned city and Sukhna Lake. You can also pay a visit to the huge and well renowned Punjab Agricultural University and move to Amritsar where you will be entertained with the Golden Temple which is considered as the Sanctum Sanctorum of the Sikhs. Here nearby, you will be reminded of the Jallian Walla Bagh massacre by General Dyre during the British Rule where a huge mob were forced to die in a ground which was sealed by the British Army in a shooting spree while the freedom fighters of India were conducting the meeting.
Amritsar also is conspicuous for sharing the India Boarders with Pakistan at Wagah Attari Boarder where on every Friday evening, Army of both the sides conduct parade and salutes and exchange shake hands. The sate Punjab has also the legacy of fought all the wars of India with its neighbors owing to its people all brave warriors and contributed generously to the cause of India’s freedom and security. Punjab has very importance due to its strategic location and fertile soil. The earstwhile Punjab as it was so called due to the convergent place of five rivers viza vis, the Jhulam, Ravi, Jhunab, Satluj and the Beas. Punjab is called as the wheat bowl of India. It is full of paddy and wheat crop along with mace and diary farms. Most of the people are farmers and industrialists. People of Punjab are industrious and very much sociable and generous to its guests.
Also visit http://cruise2india.blogspot.com/2010/10/take-leave-and-visit-india.html
To be continued
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