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India's Most Famous National Parks That You Must Visit

India is a country which is rich in wildlife diversity. There are many National Parks in India where wide arrays of wild animals prosper. Tourists are attracted to visit these National Parks to get a glimpse of The Royal Bengal Tiger, The Asiatic lions, the one-horned rhino and many other exclusive wild animals found only in India.  India’s diverse landform and natural environment have endowed it with numerous scenic and wildlife rich regions. Thanks to the Mighty Western and Eastern Ghats, Himalayan Mountain and other lush regions, the India is a land of amazing wildlife wealth. India has more than 166 national parks, today. This might not look like a big number but, in 1972, there were only five. Do not just think about Jim Corbett, Ranthambore, Periyar National Park and others. There are numerous lesser-known parks and sanctuaries, which hold many interesting activities and exotic animals.

India National Parks are famous for animal spotting, exotic safari trips, natural sightseeing, photography, bird watching and much more. Below is the list of top national parks of the country. Do not assume that all these parks hold elephants and tigers alone. India is more than just snakes, tigers and elephant. You can find many exotic animals like Himalayan blue sheep, Asiatic lion, leopard, panther, deer, mongoose, bear and so on. You can find a lot of local birds and migration birds from Siberia and other regions.

1. Jim Corbett National Park

This is the oldest national park of India, and also one of the most popular. It has many claims to fame, including being the site of the Project Tiger launch in 1973. Located in the foothills of the Himalayas in the northern state of Uttarakhand, Corbett is home to more than 200 Bengal tigers – the highest number of any tiger reserve in India. Corbett is also a great place for birding, with approximately 650 species of resident and migratory birds. It’s one of the only Indian national parks that allows overnight stays in the core zone.

Exodus offers travel to India focusing on exploration of the cultural highlights while being immersed in the nature of multiple national parks. Check out Exodus' incredible India Safari to start planning your adventure. You can choose to combine the scenic hill station of Nainital by booking a Jim Corbett with Nainital tour. Alternatively, we can arrange for a Jim Corbett safari booking for you so that you can the different species of animals in the national park.

2. Kaziranga National Park

Assam tour is incomplete without visiting one of the best national parks in India, the Kaziranga National Park. The Kaziranga National Park is famous for being the abode of the one-horned rhinoceros. Excessive hunting had dwindled the number of rhinos in this area before conservation efforts begun and restored the rhino population.

Book a jeep safari or book elephant safari and experience the thrill of riding on the back of an elephant and spot one-horned rhinoceros in their natural habitat.The 430 square kilometer area of swampy marshlands is a heaven for wildlife lovers and provides some of the best wildlife holidays in India

3. Sasan Gir National Park

The Gir Forests in Gujrat is one of the best places to find the Asiatic lion in the wild. The park started with a meagre 12 lions in 1990 when it was first being transformed into a sanctuary. However, now the national park hosts about 600 lions making it one of the best national parks in India to spot a lion. The other exotic animals, which can be spotted in this park include black buck, wild boar, chinkara, and chital. The best time to visit the park is during the months of December to March

4. Sundarbans National Park

One of the largest and oldest national parks in India, Sundarbans National Park is in the extremes of West Bengal. The Sunderbans are also known for their freshwater humid forests, which provide the best weather conditions for the growth of mangroves.

It is one of the biggest mangrove forests as well. Apart from the variety of magnificent flora, the park also plays host to the Royal Bengal Tigers. As per the officials, the park comprises large endangered species of tigers, deers and various other animals.

5. Eravikulam National Park

Any trip to Munnar is incomplete without visiting Eravikulam National Park which houses a rich variety of flora and fauna. The national park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most scenic national parks in south India, the Eravikulam National Park is a haven for endangered animals in India like the Nilgiri Tahr, Nilgiri marten, and the small-clawed otter. This national park is famous for its ravishing beauty which is being spread across a sprawling 97 sq. km of Kannan Devan hills. Anamudi is the highest peak in South India is also situated there.

6. Pench National Park

Pench National Park is home to a variety of flora and fauna. One can trace more than 1300 species of plants in the national park. You can book a tiger safari in the Pench National Park and it is one of the best ways to explore the park. It accommodates some of the endangered and dying species of plants. With the river flowing amidst the national park, this place offers a soothing environment. The Pench National Park is one of the largest tiger reserves in India. Relive the magic moments of your childhood, as this is the very place where Rudyard Kipling found the inspiration for the Jungle Book. A jeep safari through the jungle of one of the best tiger national parks in India will rekindle the adventure spirit in you and you will spend one of the most memorable wildlife holidays in India.

7. Kanha National Park

Kanha National Park is a paradise for wildlife lovers. With a core zone of 363 square miles, it’s the largest national park in Central India. It’s also considered one of the most well-managed. The result is a beautiful park that’s teeming with wildlife. With approximately 105 Bengal tigers, it’s a great place to spot the big cats in the wild. But there’s so much else to see there, including leopards, sloth bears, sambar and barasingha deer. Kanha’s breeding program played a very important role in saving the barasingha from extinction.  

8. Ranthambore National Park

With the picturesque remains of a crumbling fort, a living temple, and three mirror-like lakes, Ranthambhore is one of the most photographed national parks in India. The former hunting grounds of the Maharaja of Jaipur, Ranthambhore National Park is part of a much larger 502 square mile tiger reserve. It’s home to approximately 45 Bengal tigers, and is within easy travel distance of Delhi. This makes it a very popular place indeed. Still, it’s a good place to spot tigers as well as leopards, caracal, sloth bears, spotted and sambar deer, nilgai and Indian gazelle, golden jackal, striped hyena, pangolin, honey badger and more.

Suggested Tour: Delhi Ranthambore Tour

9. Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve

The Bandhavgarh tiger reserve consisting of some of the most ferocious Royal Bengal Tigers in the world. It was once a hunting ground for the Maharaja of Rewa. Bandhavgarh is known for having the highest density of Royal Bengal Tiger across the world. It is amongst the finest wildlife sanctuaries in India, this place houses more than 22 species of mammals and 250 species of avifauna. Book a tiger safari or an elephant safari and go on a Bandhavgarh tour with our exclusive wildlife tours of India. A jeep safari into the park can take for a ride through adventure and enjoyment.

10. Periyar National Park

Periyar National Park and wildlife sanctuary is located in Thekkady, Kerala. It is very famous among tourists as elephant and tiger reserve. The park covers 357 square miles of land. Two main river, Pamba and Periyar runs through the park which helps the flora and fauna to thrive in this region.

Book boat cruises along with the jungle safaris in the Periyar National Park and prepare yourself for an adventure. This national park attracts a large number of tourists from all over the world. The things-to-do list in Periyar National Park is unending which includes bamboo rafting, bamboo grove, jeep safari, elephant safari, and other eco-tourism activities. We also provide customize wildlife tours in India according to your needs.

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Flamingos im Vogelschutzgebiet Nalsarovar Indien Das Nalsarovar Vogelschutzgebiet ist ein atemberaubendes Naturparadies, das nur eine Autostunde von Ahmedabad entfernt liegt. Das 120,82 Quadratkilometer große Schutzgebiet ist ein Paradies für Vogelbeobachter und Naturliebhaber. Ein Besuch des Nalsarovar Vogelschutzgebiet ist eine großartige Möglichkeit, die Seele baumeln zu lassen und wieder mit der Natur in Kontakt zu kommen.

Flamingos in the bird sanctuary Nalsarovar India Nalsarovar Bird Sanctuary is a stunning natural haven located just an hour's drive away from Ahmedabad. Spread over an area of 120.82 sq km, this sanctuary is a paradise for bird watchers and nature enthusiasts. A visit to the Nalsarovar bird sanctuary is a great way to unwind and reconnect with nature.

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Top 10 National Parks You Must Visit in India

A National Park is a designated area created by the government to safeguard the natural environment, wildlife, and biodiversity. These protected areas fall under the Wildlife Protection Act of 1972, prohibiting illegal hunting, poaching, and grazing.

India has spectacular 106 national parks, each offering a unique and breathtaking experience for nature lovers. For those seeking the ultimate adventure, we have curated a list of the top 10 national parks that are truly worth visiting at least once in your lifetime.

These exceptional destinations will leave you in awe with their stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, and unforgettable experiences.

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The 'Carnyx' Nightmare of the Roman Soldiers

The Carnyx was a brass musical instrument used as a psychological weapon of war by the ancient Celts between 300 BC and 200AD in western and central Europe and beyond.

The carnyx was once widespread throughout much of Europe, although only a dozen or so fragments are known to us.

It was carried by bands of Celtic mercenaries; it was present at the attack on the Greek sanctuary at Delphi in 279 BC; it defied Julius Caesar in Gaul; and it faced Claudius when he invaded Britain. They are even shown on a Buddhist sculpture in India, proof of the far-flung connections of the Iron Age world.

However, they were not only used by the Celts; they were also used by the Dacians in modern Romania. The term “Celtic” is a complicated one. The concept of a pan-European Celtic culture is a myth; rather, aspects of art and technology were shared across vast distances by diverse cultures. The carnyx was one example of this.

A 12-foot-long, thin bronze tube with right-angle bends on both ends made up the carnyx. The lower end ended in a mouthpiece, and the upper end flared out into a bell that was usually decorated to look like a wild boar’s had. Historians believe it had a tongue that flapped up and down, increasing the noise made by the instrument. The carnyx was played upright so that the boar’s head bell protruded well above the warriors’ heads. Its primary goal was to create more noise and confusion on the battlefield.

The Greek historian Polybius (206-126BC) was so impressed by the clamor of the Gallic army and the sound of the carnyx, he observed that “there were countless trumpeters and horn blowers and since the whole army was shouting its war cries at the same time there was such a confused sound that the noise seemed to come not only from the trumpeters and the soldiers but also from the countryside which was joining in the echo”.

And the Roman historian Diodorus Siculus wrote, “Their trumpets are also of a peculiar and barbaric kind which produce a harsh, reverberating sound suitable to the confusion of battle.”

Archaeologists discovered a hoard of ritually destroyed weapons in 2004, including a dozen swords, scabbards, spearheads, a shield, bronze helmets, an iron helmet shaped like a swan, a cauldron, animal remains, and seven carnyces. Before the Tintignac discovery, the remains of only five actual carnyces had been found.

The finest was unearthed in Deskford, Scotland in 1816. The Deskford carnyx only has the boar’s head bell and is missing the mane, tongue, and tubing. Images of Carnyx players have been found as well. A Roman denarius, dating from 48 BC bears a representation of a Carnyx. Three carnyx players are featured prominently on the Gundestrup Cauldron, which was found in a Danish peat bog.

One of the seven found at Tintignac, on the other hand, was almost entirely complete. The Tintignac Carnyx was broken into 40 pieces. When puzzled back together, it was found to be just an inch short of six feet long with a single missing section of the tube. The bell was a boar’s head with protruding tusks and large pointed ears. Once restored, the Tintignac Carnyx proved to be the first virtually complete carnyx ever found.

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LongDistance!Series - Part Three: Home - Manny x Reader

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Part One: Melina - Manny x Reader - Manny's daughter wants to meet you.

Part Two: Club Business (feat: Hank Loza) - Manny finally sits down with Hank Loza to discuss his relationship with you.

Another postcard, another country, another city.

It’s Italy this time, Verona.

In the past few weeks, Manny’s received one from both Milan and Pisa.

He looks at his fridge, inundated with the evidence of your adventures and he wonders what he’ll do when he runs out of space, where he’ll put them all then. It occurs to him that he’s thinking in the long term, not months but years down the line. You out there exploring the world, him here managing his club. It shouldn’t work but somehow it does. He’s the stable presence in your life, the grounding force and you’re his wildness, the part of him that remembers how to live.

“Put them in a scrapbook.” His daughter Melina suggests as she perches at the kitchen table, carefully cutting out a picture of an elephant from a magazine he’d picked up.

“That’s not a bad idea.” You say from the phone propped up against the saltshaker on the table. “You’re going to have to help him choose one though because his taste is a little…”

Manny knows you’re pulling a face, it’s in the way Melina laughs.  

The three of you have been video chatting regularly since the initial introduction over a month ago. You’ve become as integral to their routine as breathing. Manny looks up from chopping peppers before handing off a slice to Melina, she crunches it between her teeth.

“Orange is his favourite colour.” Melina says with a sigh, picking up one of her colouring pens to show you. “He thinks it goes with everything.”

“It does.” Manny argues, rolling his eyes before he washes his hands in the sink. “It’s bright, it’s uplifting, who doesn’t want that in a colour? It’s you two that are wrong, who likes the colour blue, it’s dour, depressing.”

“Relaxing, soothing.” You correct him, shaking your head. “What will we do with him Melina?”

“Alright, alright.” Manny says, picking up a hand towel and drying his hands as he steps around the breakfast island. “If you two are done judging my colour choices, we still need to get Melina’s homework done. The two of you were talking about India and the elephant sanctuary.”

“That’s right.” You agree, straightening your shoulders. “Ok kid, what other questions do you have?”

He cooks dinner while the two of you talk. They’re having pasta tonight because Melina’s decided she wants a taste of the Mediterranean, thanks to a conversation the two of you had yesterday about how much you love Italian food. He’d tried to bargain it down to pizza, but she’d given him that look and reminded him he’d already promised that as their Saturday treat so pasta it is.

“At least she’s trying new things.” Sam had shrugged when he’d told her. “She could be eating chicken nuggets all the time like that kid Jeremy at school.”

Small blessings, he thinks as he watches the water simmer. He turns it down a little before he approaches Melina’s chair, his hands come to rest on her shoulders lightly before he presses a kiss to the top of her head.

“Mi Nina.” He murmurs. “Dinner’s almost ready. Go wash up, ok?”

Melina complies slipping out of her seat and heading to the bathroom. Manny picks up the phone, a smile tipping up at the edges of his mouth.

“Thank you for that, I know it’s late there.”

There’s eight hours time difference between Italy and Yuma. It’s six o’clock here and almost two am your time. You’d been photographing the afterparty at the Parma Tattoo Nerd Fest and just gotten back to your room when he’d called.

“It’s cool.” You tell him, running a hand through your hair. “You know it takes me a while to wind down.”

He can tell you’re tired, he’s been noticing it a lot recently. You’ve been working yourself into the ground, chasing the work where you can get it. It’s the nature of a freelance career. You take the jobs when they come in. Your skills are in high demand, you’re well known in the Expo circles for the quality of your work and your reliability. Some creatives were flakes but you, you’re dedicated.

“So, I’m going to take some time off one I’ve finished up in Fiuggi.” You tell him, toying with the silver stacker rings on your fingers. “The last couple of months have been intense and I need to take a break.”

“I think that’s a good idea.” He tells you, leaning on the breakfast bar as he holds the phone between his hands. “You need to take some time for yourself Mami, rest and relax. Working that hard, it’s not good for you.”

“I’m going to book a flight back to the States, I need to make a stop in Joshua Tree, drop some of my stuff at my storage locker…”

“Storage locker.” He repeats because he fully expected you to say apartment.

Something clicks into place then, something he hasn’t considered until this very moment, and it breaks his fucking heart. When he thinks back over all the conversations you’ve had he realises you have never once mentioned an apartment, or a house or anything resembling a home. The storage locker is literally the first place of permeance you’ve brought up. Up until now it’s been hotel rooms and Airbnbs.

“Mami…” He says quietly, lowering his voice so that Melina doesn’t overhear. “Where is home for you?”

“I…” You trial off, your eyebrows furrowing as you contemplate the question. You glance back up at the camera on your phone and the look in your eyes it kills him. “I’ve never really thought about it until now… I guess I don’t have one.”

It’s the nature of the foster system he thinks, moving from place to place, never settling long enough for a home of your own. You’ve emulated the pattern over and over again without even realising it. He sees the moment it dawns on you, something shatters deep inside and it resonates over the six thousand miles that separates you. He wishes that he was there right now, that he could wrap his arms around you and hold you close, that he could take away the anguish he sees in your features, but he can’t. Instead, he places his hand over his heart as he speaks his truth.

“It’s with me Sara.” He tells you. “Your home, it’s with me.”

***

You’ve been travelling for over eighteen hours by the time you make it to Phoenix. It’s ten o’clock at night and you are bone achingly tired, you’d tried to catch a couple of hours on the plane, but the truth is you were too excited to see Manny. You’d called him during the two-hour layover in Atlanta to let him know you were back in the country and that there were no delays with your connecting flight.

“I can’t wait to see you.” He’d told you, the tone of his voice sending a rush of heat surging through your body.

“Me too.” You say, a smile gracing your lips. “It feels like it’s been a lifetime.”

He still looks as good as the day the two of you first met, black jeans that hug his lower body just right, that khaki green shirt buttoned all the way to the top. When his eyes meet yours, a small smile graces his handsome features and something inside you just lights up. You’re in his arms in an instant, his aftershave filling your nose as he holds you close. He smells like leather, lavender and patchouli, scents that make you think of home.

“It’s good to have you back.” He whispers into your hair, and you nod because right now there’s all this emotion rising up in your chest and you just can’t speak.

It’s been a journey over the past few days, facing up to the reality of your patterns, the ones that have been ingrained since childhood. You realised it’s time to change, time to put something permanent in place and you want that to be with Manny.

He draws away, his palms clasping your face. His thumbs chase away the tears that leak down your cheeks, his forehead coming to rest upon yours.

“Hey, hey.” He soothes, his lips brushing over yours. “You’re home now.”

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Fleeing and Clinging

"We… who have fled for refuge to lay hold of the hope set before us." — Hebrews 6:18

The writer blends two vivid metaphors here, the one of a fugitive unsheltered in the open, surrounded by foes; the other of a man grasping some strong stay. Look at the two pictures. " Fled for refuge." The scene brought before us is that of a man flying for his life, with the pursuer clattering at his heels, and his lance-point within a yard of the fugitive’s back. Grass will not grow under that man’s feet; he will not stop to look at the flower by the road. The wealth of South Africa, if it were spread before him, would not check his headlong flight. It is a race for life. If he gets to the open gate he is safe. If he is overtaken before he reaches it, he is a dead man. The moment he gets within the portal the majesty of law compasses him about, and delivers him from the wild justice of revenge. " By-and-bye" kills its tens of thousands. For one man that says, "I am not a Christian, and, what is more, I never intend to be," there are a dozen that say, " To-morrow! tomorrow! " " Let me sow my wild oats as a young man; let me alone for a little while. I am busy at present; when I have a convenient season I will send for thee." What would have become of the man-slayer if he had curled himself up in his cloak, and laid down beside his victim, and said, " I am too tired to run for it"? He would have been dead before morning. A rabbi’s scholar, as the Jewish traditions tell us, once said to him, "Master! when shall I repent?" "The day before you die," said the Rabbii. The scholar said, " I may die to-day." Then said the Rabbi, "Repent to-day." "Choose you this day "whether you will stand unsheltered out there, exposed to the pelting hustling of the pitiless storm, or will flee to the Refuge and be saved.

Look at the other picture: "to lay hold of the hope." Perhaps the allusion is to the old institution of Sanctuary, which perhaps existed in Israel, and at any rate was well known in ancient times. When a man grasped the horns of the altar he was safe. If so, the two metaphors may really blend into one: the flight first, and then the clutching to that which, so long as the twining fingers could encompass it, would permit no foe to strike the fugitive. This metaphor speaks of the fixity of the hold with which we should grasp Jesus Christ by our faith. The shipwrecked sailor up in the rigging, with the wild sea around him, and the vessel thumping upon the sand, will hold on, with frozen fingers, for hours, to the shrouds, knowing that if he slips his grasp the next hungry wave will sweep him away and devour him. And so you should cling to Jesus Christ with the consciousness of danger and helplessness, with the tight grasp of despair, with the tight grasp of certain hope.

I remember reading of an inundation in India, when a dam, away up in a mountain gorge, burst at midnight. Mounted messengers were sent down the glen to gallop as hard as they could and rouse the sleeping villagers. Those who rose and fled in an instant were in time to reach the high ground, as they saw the tawny flood coming swirling down the gorge, laden with the wrecks of happy homes and many a corpse. Those who hesitated and dawdled were swept away by it.

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Pench National Park: Explore Wildlife Wonderland

Located in the southeastern foothills of the Satpuda Mountains, Pench National Park invites nature enthusiasts to explore its diverse ecosystems. The park, named after the winding Pench River, spans the southeast border of Madhya Pradesh and seamlessly extends into Maharashtra. Covering 758 sq km of pristine wilderness, it is divided into the 299 sq km Indira Priyadarshini Pench Nationwide Park and the 464 sq km Mowgli Pench Sanctuary.

For an immersive adventure in dense forests, encountering wildlife and marveling at nature's beauty, consider booking a Pench safari online. Ensure your reservation for an extraordinary journey into the heart of the wilderness.

Flora & Fauna at Pench National Park:

Pench's undulating hills and valleys are mainly covered by dry deciduous forest, transitioning to lush greenery near the Pench River. Dominant tree species include Teak, Mahua, Tendu, Flame of the Forest, Golden Shower, and Bamboo.

The park provides a habitat for 39 mammal species, 13 reptile species, and 3 amphibian species. Commonly sighted animals include chital, sambar, wild boar, jackal, Indian leopard, sloth bear, wild dog, jungle cat, and gaur. With over 300 bird species, including migratory birds, Pench offers a rich birdlife experience.

Location of Pench National Park: Spanning 758 sq km in the lower southern Satpura hills, Pench National Park is divided by the Pench River into Seoni and Chhindwara districts. Accessible near Turia Gate, Seoni district, Kurai, Madhya Pradesh, the park can be reached via air, road, and railway. Inquire or contact provided phone numbers for Pench safari bookings.

History of Pench National Park:

Declared a sanctuary in 1977 and a national park in 1983, Pench became the 19th tiger reserve in India. In 2011, it was recognized as the "Best Managed Park" by Madhya Pradesh Tourism. Pench's biodiversity has inspired renowned authors and, notably, Rudyard Kipling's classic 'The Jungle Book.'

How to Reach:

Nagpur airport (93 km) and Seoni Railway Station (30 km) serve as convenient entry points. Make an online Pench safari booking in advance for easy transit from these hubs. Buses and jeeps are available at Seoni bus stand for swift park access.

Lakes in Pench:

Explore Khokha Lake, Junewani Talao, and the picturesque lake area of Bodha Nala. Enhance your adventure with an online Pench safari booking, ensuring an immersive experience in renowned spots like Baghin Nala, known for tiger sightings.

Best Season to Visit:

Plan your Pench safari booking between November and May for a captivating experience. Note that the park remains closed in July, August, and September.

Land of Tigers:

Embark on a Pench jungle safari for a chance to witness the significant Bengal Tiger population, with approximately 40 tigers as per the latest Tiger Census.

Different Bird Species:

Experience vibrant birdlife at Pench National Park, home to over 210 species, including migratory birds. Book your Pench safari for an unforgettable encounter.

Other Animals:

Embark on a thrilling journey with a safari booking in Pench, home to approximately 39 mammal species, 13 reptile species, and 3 amphibian species. Encounter Chital, Sambar, Nilgai, wild boar, and Jackal among common wildlife sightings.

Why Make a Pench Safari Booking at Vannraj Resorts? Discover the reasons for a Pench National Park safari booking with Vannraj Resorts:

Immersive Jungle Experience: Expert naturalists guide you through Pench, sharing extensive knowledge about the diverse flora and fauna.

Night Safari Adventure: Explore Pench’s wildlife from a different perspective with knowledgeable guides.

Stargazing under the Pench Sky: Enjoy a mesmerizing stargazing session away from urban lights.

Wildlife Photography Tips: Learn valuable tips and tricks from experienced naturalists and wildlife photographers.

Luxurious Accommodations: Unwind in comfortable and stylish accommodations surrounded by the natural beauty of Pench at Vannraj Resorts.

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10 Offbeat Places in Assam

10 Offbeat Places in Assam

Assam, a beautiful state in Northeast India, is known for its tea gardens, wildlife sanctuaries, and stunning natural beauty. However, there are also some offbeat places in Assam that are worth visiting. Here are 10 of them:

Haflong: Located in the Dima Hasao district, Haflong is the only hill station in Assam. It offers beautiful views of the surrounding hills and valleys, and is a great place for trekking and camping.

Majuli: Majuli is the world's largest river island and is located on the Brahmaputra River. It is a cultural hub of Assam and is known for its traditional arts, crafts, and music.

Sivasagar: Sivasagar was the capital of the Ahom Kingdom and is home to several historical monuments such as the Rang Ghar, Talatal Ghar, and Kareng Ghar. It is also known for its traditional Assamese cuisine.

Manas National Park: Manas National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is known for its diverse wildlife, including tigers, elephants, and rhinos. It is also home to several indigenous communities.

Digboi: Digboi is an oil town located in the Tinsukia district. It is home to the oldest operational oil refinery in Asia and is known for its colonial architecture and tea gardens.

Umananda Island: Umananda Island is located in the Brahmaputra River and is home to the Umananda Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is also a great place for birdwatching and river cruises.

Jatinga: Jatinga is a small village in the Dima Hasao district and is known for its mysterious bird suicides. Every year, during the months of August and September, several migratory birds are found dead in the village.

Hajo: Hajo is a pilgrimage site for Hindus, Muslims, and Buddhists. It is home to several ancient temples, mosques, and Buddhist stupas.

Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary: Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary is located in the Morigaon district and is known for its one-horned rhinoceroses. It is also home to several other species of wildlife such as leopards, wild boars, and deer.

Jorhat: Jorhat is a major city in Assam and is known for its tea gardens and golf courses. It is also home to several historical monuments such as the Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary and the Dhekiakhowa Bornamghar.

Which city is very beautiful in Assam?

Assam is home to several beautiful cities, each with its own unique charm. However, if you are looking for a city that is known for its scenic beauty, then Guwahati is a great option. Located on the banks of the Brahmaputra River, Guwahati offers stunning views of the river and the surrounding hills. It is also home to several temples, parks, and wildlife sanctuaries, making it a great destination for nature lovers. Other beautiful cities in Assam include Jorhat, Tezpur, and Dibrugarh.

Which is the best place in Assam for picnic?

Assam has several beautiful places that are perfect for picnics. Here are a few options:

Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary: Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary is located in the Morigaon district and is known for its one-horned rhinoceroses. It is a great place for a picnic as it offers beautiful views of the grasslands and the wildlife.

Deepor Beel: Deepor Beel is a freshwater lake located near Guwahati. It is a popular spot for birdwatching and is a great place for a peaceful picnic.

Chandubi Lake: Chandubi Lake is a natural lake located in the Kamrup district. It is surrounded by hills and forests and is a great place for a picnic with family and friends.

Kakochang Waterfalls: Kakochang Waterfalls is located in the Jorhat district and is a popular picnic spot. The waterfall is surrounded by lush green forests and is a great place for a dip in the cool waters.

Hoollongapar Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary: Hoollongapar Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary is located in the Jorhat district and is home to several species of primates, including the Hoolock Gibbon. It is a great place for a picnic with a touch of wildlife adventure.

These are just a few of the many options for picnics in Assam. Be sure to check weather and safety conditions before planning a picnic in any location.

Which is the most visited place in Assam?

Assam is a beautiful state with several popular tourist destinations. However, the most visited place in Assam is Kaziranga National Park. This UNESCO World Heritage site is home to the world's largest population of one-horned rhinoceroses and is also home to tigers, elephants, and several other species of wildlife. The park is known for its beautiful landscapes and is a popular destination for wildlife enthusiasts, nature lovers, and photographers. Every year, thousands of tourists from around the world visit Kaziranga National Park to experience its natural beauty and wildlife.

Which place in Assam is the tourist keen?

Assam has several places that are popular among tourists. However, the place in Assam that tourists are most keen to visit is probably the Kaziranga National Park. This national park is home to the world's largest population of one-horned rhinoceroses and is also home to tigers, elephants, and several other species of wildlife. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is known for its beautiful landscapes and rich biodiversity. Tourists are often keen to visit Kaziranga National Park to experience its natural beauty and wildlife, and to participate in activities such as jungle safaris and birdwatching.

Which is Assam's only hill station?

Haflong is the only hill station in Assam. It is located in the Dima Hasao district, about 310 km south of Guwahati. Haflong is situated at an altitude of about 680 meters above sea level and is surrounded by hills, forests, and waterfalls. It is also home to several tribes such as the Dimasa, Hmar, and Zeme Nagas. The town is known for its scenic beauty, cool weather, and adventure activities such as trekking, hiking, and paragliding. Haflong is a great destination for those looking to escape the heat and enjoy some time amidst nature.

Where is the Butterfly Park in Assam?

The Butterfly Park in Assam is located in the Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary. It is situated in the Morigaon district, about 50 km east of Guwahati. The Butterfly Park is a part of the Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary and is dedicated to the conservation and breeding of various species of butterflies. The park has a wide range of plants and trees that are required for the breeding of butterflies. Visitors can see the various stages of butterfly development and learn about the different species of butterflies found in Assam. The Butterfly Park is a popular attraction in Assam, especially for nature lovers and those interested in wildlife conservation.

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So a post I saw on here led me to look into how one might purchase human bones and the sourcing thereof, and:

There aren’t many laws restricting trade of human bones in the US. You can’t legally ship them to some states, but possessing them. Enh. It’s fine.

ETHICALLY, however.

Most human bones currently in, uh, circulation, came from India (which stopped exporting human bones in the 1980s) and China (which stopped exporting human bones in 2008). You can get bones relatively easily and legally, but they’re not generally going to be from the original source. There’s basically no way you can know whether any particular bone was acquired from the original owner with consent before their death.

The original post that led me down this rabbit hole had a twist ending regarding the resale of bones from dis-articulated Victorian medical skeletons. Which indeed might have been acquired through foul play or grave robbing or financial coercion. Who knows! But this line of thinking could conclude in a place where it’s rarely to never ethical to own human remains, which I’m not really comfortable with given this is why old-timey physicians sometimes engaged in a bit of grave robbing.

Gentle reader, I therefore ask you to question. These bones already exist with no practical way to trace and return them to their source. From where I’m standing you might as well sell human wrist bones to goths. Are you gonna steal em yourself and give these folks a proper burial? You don’t know what kind of rites the former bone-owner would have even wanted! I feel like it’s more respectful to use them for whatever witchy purpose or to carve them into earrings than it is to throw them in the trash.

Feel free to argue with me on this I don’t feel particularly strongly about it.

This reminds me of two things:

1) Buying and selling of feathers from most wild birds is illegal BECAUSE (I might be getting some details of this wrong) in the 1800s it was fashionable to decorate hats with feathers from songbirds which led to them being killed for said feathers and threatened/endangered. If there’s ever a huge market for human remains YES then this becomes an ethical issue. Because that incentivizes graverobbing OR outright killing people for their bones OR (more likely) pressure to sell ones’ remains pre-mortem.

2) Orcas in captivity. I agree that we shouldn’t be capturing any more. That’s appropriately illegal in most places in the world now. The vast majority of orcas currently in captivity were bred in captivity and attempts to release captive orcas into the wild have not been successful. I’m not sure about the ethics of breeding them in captivity, but.... If they need to be penned in order to survive, we might as well let people look at them until the ones in captivity die out? (I’ve seen proposals for some sort of sanctuary, a la elephants, but am unsure of the practicality of that. Also I’ve not seen the push to end elephants in zoos the way I’ve seen the push to end orca captivity, because..... ???)

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A turtle is seen underwater in the Kizılirmak River, Turkey Photograph: Anadolu Agency/Getty Images

A one-horned rhinoceros mother and calf graze at the Pobitora wildlife sanctuary on the outskirts of Guwahati, India. The sanctuary is known for its Indian one-horned rhino population. Photograph: Anupam Nath/AP

A snow leopard – a species under top-level protection in China – is released into the wild in Lhünzhub County of Lhasa, southwest China’s Tibet Autonomous Region, months after it was rescued in the rural area of Lhasa. Photograph: Xinhua/REX/Shutterstock

Hundreds of bar-headed geese, which migrate from Tibet and Central Asia during winter, flock near the India-Pakistan border at Gharana village in Ranbir Singh Pura, India. Photograph: Channi Anand/AP

Alpacas are seen next to a dry stream in the Quechua community of Lagunillas in Puno, southern Peru. The harsh drought in the Peruvian Andes has caused the death of animals such as alpacas and affected crops and the economy of local communities. It has forced the Peruvian government to declare a 60-day emergency in 111 districts of the region. Photograph: Juan Carlos Cisneros/AFP/Getty Images

Elephants head towards hay delivered by Kenya Wildlife Services (KWS) ranger Josphat Wangigi (not seen) at the Amboseli National Park as feed-aid for forage-deprived herbivores hit hard by drought. In Kenya, the signs of the drought are everywhere. The earth is dry and cracked, animal bones lie along the trails and emaciated trees with yellowing leaves bear witness to the impact of the worst drought in 40 years. Photograph: Tony Karumba/AFP/Getty Images

A Cape buffalo feeds in what remains of a natural marsh at the Amboseli National Park, Kenya, the vast area hit hard by droughts that have wiped out pastures for the main herbivores. Photograph: Tony Karumba/AFP/Getty Images

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia! Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman poses with the visiting Chinese president, Xi Jinping. Photograph: Saudi Press Agency/Reuters

Mauna Loa, Hawaii! Molten bombs are thrown into the air by the lava fountains at Fissure 3 on the north-east rift zone of Mauna Loa. Fountains of lava and rivers of molten rock were spewing from the world’s biggest volcano, as the first eruption there in almost four decades showed no signs of abating. Photograph: D Downs/US Geological Survey/AFP/Getty Images

Al-Rayyan, Qatar! Morocco’s players celebrate at the end of the World Cup match against Spain at the Education City Stadium. Photograph: Glyn Kirk/AFP/Getty Images

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Ooty Tour Packages

Templemitra presents to you the Ooty Tour Packages. Ooty, popularly known as "The Queen of Hills," is a fascinating hill station in Tamil Nadu and one of India's most popular vacation locations. This lovely hill station in the Nilgiri highlands attracts a large number of tourists each year because of its rolling tea plantations, cloud-kissed mountains, lush vegetation, calm lakes, colonial architecture, and tranquil environment. There are several sites to visit in Ooty that are constantly filled with both visitors and locals. However, as part of Ooty Tour Packages, there are some eccentric sites in Ooty for visitors who wish to spend some time in a serene setting. A large landslide caused a beautiful lake to spontaneously emerge in 1823 called Avalanche Lake (Avalanche). It is one of Ooty's most beautiful and unusual locations to visit. Avalanche Lake is surrounded by a lush environment of rhododendrons and blossoming flowers, and the surrounding mountains' little waterfalls add to the exquisite setting, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts. Templemitra includes another beautiful place in Ooty Tour Package Kotagiri is well-known for its spectacular natural beauty. Kotagiri, surrounded by tea gardens and lovely green surroundings, has several chances for trekking and rock climbing.

This region's walking paths go past scenic tea farms, lush foliage, meadows, and rivers. Emerald Lake is a beautiful lake in Emerald hamlet in Tamilnadu's Nilgiris district. Get away from the crowds and see this eccentric gem nestled among green hills and tea gardens. Needle View Hillpoint, located on the Gudalur-Ooty major road, is one of the most magnificent and lesser-known tourist attractions in Ooty, mainly for the stunning views of the Nilgiri Hills. In Templemitra's opinion, one of the greatest views in Ooty is  Mukurthi National Park, which is a must-see on our list of quirky places to see in Ooty. This is one of the most beautiful wildlife sanctuaries in Tamil Nadu, and one of the greatest spots for hiking near Mysore. It is part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve. Bison Valley is another hidden beautiful place.  This valley derives its name from the abundance of wild Indian bison that may be found here. Other species spotted here include monkeys, elephants, tigers, and leopards. It is a beautiful city, and you'll have plenty of opportunity to explore why, as well as to enjoy the cultural aspects that make it such an attractive location. Alternatively, you might simply party hard or revel in the various sensory delights on offer, ranging from delicious cuisine to adventurous activities. This Ooty TourPackage mini-guide will provide you with several ideas. We hope it generates a multitude of fresh and enriching ideas. The first step in cleaning the mind is to look for the beauty around us Ooty Tour Package is an ideal destination to get relax in the arm of nature, So get ready for the trip, Templemitra will look for your all necessary needs at the best affordable price.

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Best Family Hotels & Resorts in Corbett National Park

The hospitality industry is in the spotlight as it makes your journey relaxing from the daily wear and tear during the holiday. The tremendous amount of hotels and resorts in Corbett keep turning your head with its spectacular arrangements. Beauty beyond boundaries with all virtue which will make you wordless.

All set to hear the roar of the lions at midnight and the bird song in the sunrise at our wilderness resort? India is rich in wildlife sanctuaries and national parks where you can make out several striking flora and fauna. A wide array of birds, animals, and flowers harmonize the prettiness of the natural world of national parks. All that you deserve in your trip will be worth attaining when you have the most of them along with my enlisted best recommendation to guide you.

Corbett Leela Vilas, a Luxurious Resort

Corbett Leela Vilas is surrounded by the most well-appointed flora and fauna resorts in India. I had a flavor of both natural and man-made beauty all through. It is the best place to free your constant worry after a frantic program. The Jim Corbett is lively and bright most popular for the tiger reserve. They have sumptuous cottages with an attached bathroom, mini bar, tea and coffee machines, and room services amid the facilities.

Corbett Wild Iris Spa & Resort

It is an exotically designed place filled with awesomeness at every turn. There is something so special about the constant love of tourists for this venue. The place boasts a chic look and has an abundance of spaces for playful activities. I indeed love the area poolside as it is spacious so all the guests can have pool fun altogether. It is existed in a prime location so to and from is easy from here. I assure you that you will have a good time with your friends and family if you come over here for the vacation.

Corbett De Floresta Resort

Amidst the deep jungle, the stay has a mind-blowing feel. De Floresta is going to give you all the perks you deserve when it comes to having full coverage of hospitality. An abundant place for nature lovers and you will get a good discount if you book from our website. When it comes to cuisine then you will specifically love my favorite achaari paneer tikka, a delicacy from their in-house restaurant. According to me, cottages are perfect for your long stay.

These above iconic Hotels and Resorts in Corbett have the reason to flatter your Corbett tour and you will be glad to meet in reality the above-mentioned recommendations from my end.

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Travel To Rajasthan - A Great Place To Visit

Are you in hunt for a travel destination full of fun & frolic? Travel to Rajasthan, the land of rippling sand dunes and spectacular forts & palaces. The royal land of Rajasthan is one of the most popular travel destinations of India where every year travellers from all around the world come and explore its exotic land. Tempo Traveller Hire Jaipur

And off course Rajasthan never fails to enchant its visitors with its unlimited tourism fascinations. One can’ imagine about complete India tours without taking part in Rajasthan tours. There are a lot of tourism options in the vibrant and colorful state of Rajasthan, India. Rich culture and tradition, cultural heritages, lifestyle of Rajasthani people, cuisine, architectural wonders, blazing deserts, rich flora and fauna, natural greenery, picturesque landscapes, lovely lakes, rippling sand dunes, spectacular forts & palaces, wildlife & bird sanctuaries, adventures & sports, etc are some major tourism attractions in the state of Rajasthan which make it very popular travel destination among tourists from all around the world.

On your Rajasthan tours you will have a wonderful opportunity to experience wonderful travel experience. Urban and rural, both regions of the state provide fascinating travel experience. While you will travel to Rajasthan and explore its historic cities you will have glorious opportunity to see and enjoy several timeless & spectacular forts & palaces depicting the saga of heroism & romance of its erstwhile rulers. Tempo Traveller in Jaipur

Where the forts of Rajasthan shows the bravery of its rulers, palaces shows keen interest to the art and architecture. Visiting these spectacular forts & palaces, provide a royal travel experience. Some of palaces of Rajasthan have now been turned into heritage palace hotels which are equipped with all the modern amenities and maintaining age-old charm. In fact, forts & palaces are the integral part of Rajasthan Travel and Tourism. You should not miss visiting these magnificent forts & palaces during your Rajasthan travel.

Apart form spectacular forts & palaces; Rajasthan tourism has a lot to offer travellers. The royal land of Rajasthan is also known for its rich flora and fauna. There are several wildlife parks & sanctuaries in this exotic state. Exploring these parks and sanctuaries provides a pleasant travel experience.

Sariska National Park, Ranthambhore National Park, Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, etc are some major parks & sanctuaries of the state which draw the attentions of travellers from all around the world. On your Rajasthan tours, when you will explore these wildlife parks & sanctuaries you will have wonderful opportunity to enjoy natural greenery and see the sensational activities of wild animals and enchanting birds in their natural surroundings. Tempo Traveller Rental Jaipur

One more predominant attraction of Rajasthan tours is camel safari which provides you opportunity to explore the rustic sides of the state. You can also enjoy camel safari to romantic Sam Sand Dunes and enjoy the mesmerizing view of Sunset.

customizable Rajasthan travel packages according to your needs. You can also book these packages online through various travel related websites.

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The Heart of Your Home: Lushlyf’s Tips for a Warm and Inviting Space!!

Your home is more than just a place to live; it's a sanctuary where you can relax, recharge, and spend quality time with loved ones. At Lushlyf, we understand the importance of creating a warm, inviting atmosphere that truly feels like home. Here are our top tips for transforming your living space into a cozy retreat with our nature-inspired decor.

      Embrace Nature-Inspired Décor: Bringing elements of nature into your home can create a serene and calming environment. Our collection of cushion covers, adorned with botanical prints and earthy tones, is designed to infuse your space with the tranquillity of the outdoors. Choose designs that reflect your love for nature, whether lush greenery, delicate florals, or majestic wildlife.

      Layer Textures for Comfort: One of the easiest ways to add warmth to your home is by layering different textures. Combine soft velvet cushions with chunky knit throws and natural fibre rugs to create a tactile and inviting space. The juxtaposition of various materials adds visual interest and provides a sense of comfort and coziness.

      Play with Color Palettes: Colors play a crucial role in setting the mood of a room. Warm hues like soft browns, muted oranges, and gentle yellows can make your space more welcoming. At Lushlyf, our cushion covers come in various colours that can complement any palette. Mix and match different shades to create a harmonious and balanced look.

      Personalize Your Space: Your home should reflect your personality and style. Incorporate personal touches like family photos, cherished mementoes, and unique decor pieces to make your space your own. Lushlyf's range of decor items, including our nature-themed cushions, allows you to add a personal touch while maintaining a cohesive design.

      Optimize Lighting: Lighting can dramatically influence the ambience of your home. Soft, warm lighting creates a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Use a combination of ambient, task, and accent lighting to highlight different areas of your room. Consider adding fairy lights or candles for an extra touch of warmth and charm.

Creating a warm and inviting home combines comfort, style, and personal touches. At Lushlyf, our nature-inspired decor is designed to help you achieve this perfect balance. By embracing natural elements, layering textures, and paying attention to the details, you can transform your living space into a cozy and welcoming haven. Let Lushlyf guide you in making your home the heart of your sanctuary, where warmth and comfort reign supreme. Below are some suggestions from the Lushlyf wardrobe you can explore to make your home look better :

New Arrival Option In Cushion Cover From The Lushlyf Wardrobe :

Below are the cushion cover, table runner, wall décor & sofa throw options of lushlyf which you can help to you’re your home look better :

Might Stares of Jaguar X Leafy Veins - Set of 3

Discover the allure of the wild with our "Mighty Stare of Jaguar x Leafy Veins" cushion cover. This stunning design captures the fierce elegance of the jaguar, set against a backdrop of intricate leafy patterns. Crafted from premium materials, this cushion cover adds a touch of exotic charm and sophistication to any space. Elevate your home decor with this unique blend of nature and art, perfect for those who appreciate the beauty of the wilderness. If you are looking for cushion brands in India and wish to purchase the following products to change the aesthetics of your home décor, then you can explore at nature-inspired cushion covers India.

Amber Lilies Velvet Cushion Cover Introducing the "Amber Lilies" cushion cover from our Floral Symphony Collection. Crafted from high-quality linen, this exquisite cover features a vibrant lily design in warm amber tones, bringing a touch of nature’s elegance into your home. Perfect for adding a splash of colour and sophistication to any room, the Amber Lilies cushion cover is ideal for those who appreciate fine artistry and luxurious comfort in their decor. Transform your space with this stunning floral masterpiece. If you are looking for cushion brands in India and wish to purchase the following products to change the aesthetics of your home décor, then you can explore nature-inspired cushion covers India.

In The Shade Of Nature X Bliss Banana - Set of 3Enhance your living space with the "In the Shade of Nature x Bliss Banana" cushion cover. This beautiful piece combines natural shades with a serene banana leaf design, offering any room a refreshing and tranquil touch. Crafted from premium materials, it provides both comfort and durability. Perfect for nature lovers and those looking to add a subtle yet stylish element to their home decor, this cushion cover embodies the essence of peaceful, nature-inspired living. If you are looking for cushion brands in India and wish to purchase the following products to change the aesthetics of your home décor, then you can explore nature-inspired cushion covers India.

Apart from the above buy cushion covers online in India & dance of dragonfly table runner. If you are looking for aesthetic home décor solutions, then there is no other brand better than Lushlyf, which provides the best nature-inspired cushion covers india & table runner in india. And if you wish to buy it, you can check it out at Cushion Covers Bangalore.

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Golden Triangle Tour With Ranthambore By Taj Same Day Tour Company

Touring the Golden Triangle with Ranthambore Through Same-Day Tour Company Taj Overview The Golden Triangle Tour with Ranthambore provides an exceptional chance to discover the wildness of Ranthambore National Park and the rich cultural legacy of Delhi, Jaipur, and Agra. This post explores the specifics of the thrilling trip offered by Taj Same Day Tour Company.

Investigating Delhi India's capital city of Delhi is rich in culture and history. Delhi has a lot to offer visitors, from the imposing Red Fort to the tranquil Lotus Temple. The Taj Same Day Tour Company offers guided tours that explore every historical niche and cranny of the city, adding to the overall experience.

Jaipur: The City of Pink Jaipur, sometimes referred to as the Pink City, enthralls tourists with its vivid culture and breathtaking architecture. The Taj Same Day Tour Company guarantees an extensive investigation of Jaipur's royal heritage, featuring both the magnificent Amer Fort and the famous Hawa Mahal.

Agra: The Taj Mahal City The stunning Taj Mahal, located in Agra, is a symbol of unending love. The Taj Same Day Tour Company enriches your journey with cultural experiences by showing you not only the Taj Mahal but also Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri.

Park Ranthambore National A sanctuary for lovers of wildlife, Ranthambore National Park is well-known for its tiger population. Safaris are arranged by Taj Same Day Tour Company, giving visitors the opportunity to see tigers, leopards, and a variety of bird species in their natural habitat.

Route of the Tour The journey usually starts in Delhi, travels to Jaipur and Agra, and ends in Ranthambore. Carefully thought-out itineraries are used to maximize exploration time, guaranteeing a flawless travel experience.

The Taj Same Day Tour Company: Why Choose It? The Taj Same Day Tour Company is distinguished by its knowledgeable guides, opulent lodgings, and attentive service, which guarantee that every visitor has an amazing experience exploring India's natural and cultural treasures.

Reservation and Price With a variety of packages to fit all tastes and price ranges, booking a tour with Taj Same Day Tour Company is simple. Travelers can easily arrange their journey with the convenience of transparent pricing and extensive inclusions.

Travel Advice It is recommended that travelers bring casual attire appropriate for both safaris and sightseeing. During the trips, adherence to safety protocols and consideration for wildlife are prioritized.

Client Relationship Customers laud Taj Same Day Tour Company for its well designed itineraries, well-informed guides, and outstanding hospitality, making it their first option while visiting Ranthambore and the Golden Triangle in India.

In summary Offering the ideal fusion of culture, history, and wildlife, the Golden Triangle Tour with Ranthambore by Taj Same Day Tour Company ensures an amazing trip through some of India's most famous locations.

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A Boston, Massachusetts, celebration of the accomplishments of the Boston Celtics basketball team, especially following championship wins, is known as a "Celtics parade." One of the most prosperous teams in NBA history, the Celtics are well-known for their fervent fan base and multiple championship wins.

The Boston Celtics are usually celebrated with a parade in the city after they win an NBA title. Fan gatherings are permitted along the parade route, which often winds along well-known streets in downtown Boston, as they support their preferred players and coaches.

Players and coaches from the Celtics are frequently spotted riding on floats or open cars throughout the parade, waving to the crowd and showing off the championship trophy. As the community unites to honor its basketball heroes, confetti, music, and cheers fill the air, creating a joyous mood.

Wearing Celtics clothing, supporters line the parade route, holding banners and signs to show their support and gratitude for the team's perseverance and hard work this season. The parade, which honors the team's contribution to Boston's sports history and marks the end of a great season, is a special occasion for both players and spectators.

In 2008, the Boston Celtics had their final parade in observance of their 17th NBA championship. These kinds of occasions not only highlight the city's passion in its sports teams but also help everyone involved make lifelong memories, strengthening the link between the Celtics and their devoted fan base.

Fans may keep track of the team's official announcements and local Boston news sites for updates on upcoming parades and celebrations honoring the Celtics. These parades, which are still beloved customs, cheer up Boston and its fervent basketball community and foster solidarity.

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Cultural Marvels of Karnataka: A 7-Night, 8-Day Journey

ashvi tours and travels agency in ahmedabad take immense pride in working memorable journeys that suit you. A choice of custom tours will combine excitement, tradition, and leisure for just the right holiday. Be part of us as we explore Karnataka; a region famous for its great past, several people, and amazing sceneries.

Day 1: Arrival in Bengaluru

in Bengaluru is where you’ll start your journey. The state of Karnataka’s capital also goes by another name; it is referred to as the Silicon Valley of India due to the presence of many IT companies. Once you have been well received, straighten up in your place of stay and have a good rest after traveling.

Day 2: Bengaluru Exploration

Go on a chaperoned tour around the top places of Bengaluru such as the splendorous Vidhana Soudha, Lalbagh Botanical Gardens as well as the summer palace that belongs to historical Tipu Sultan. Besides taking place within the town’s lively markets, one can find pleasure from both traditionalism and modernity among other things consuming certain foods there.

Day 3: Mysuru — City of Palaces

Journey all the way to Mysore, a city abundant in princely splendor rendered into the Indian’s historical background. At Mysore, tour the legendary Mysore Palace, a visually breathtaking building richly decorated with elaborated patterns and large compounds of plants. As you promenade along its crowded thoroughfares and marketplaces, the royal past of this metropolitan area will envelop you completely.

Day 4: Enchanting Coorg

Make a trip to Coorg which is located within the beautiful rolling hills of the Western Ghats. Mentally relax in the wild as you ramble throughout luxuriant coffee plantations, sliding waterfalls and green shadowed valleys. Have a gentle stroll among the sweet-smelling spice gardens and have a taste of truly Coorgi food.

Day 5: Coorg Exploration

Start an exciting day discovery of Coorg’s natural wonders. You will be walking in the misty forests of Pushpagiri Wildlife Sanctuary where there are different types of plants and animals. Relax after a long day of walking in Abbey Fall where water falls down from a great height creating a beautiful sight.

Day 6: Coastal Charms of Mangalore

Go to Mangalore which flourishes on the coast and is surrounded by an expanse of white pristine beaches where you can laze around admiring this amazing view about one day on golden sandy beaches of Panambur Beach or visiting the St. Aloysius Chapel that was built years ago having some great frescoes painted all over it.

Day 7: Udupi — Temple Town

Explore the spiritual charm of Udupi, a town that is well known for its historic shrines and holy locations. Go to the famous Sri Krishna Temple where worshipers flock for blessings from the god. Step into the busy streets packed with vibrant stores full of customary handicrafts and gifts.

Day 8: Departure from Mangalore

You’re coming to the end of an unforgettable journey — Say goodbye to Karnataka, the magical land. Take away many precious memories from Mangalore city — A great place where you get to understand better the variety of cultures available there.

Conclusion:

At Yashvi Tours And Travels , we understand that every traveler is unique, which is why we offer customized domestic tour packages from gandhinagar and international holiday packages that cater to your preferences and interests. Whether you’re seeking adventure, cultural immersion, or relaxation, our expertly curated itineraries or whether you are looking for flights booking in gandhinagar ensure an unforgettable experience. Join us on a journey through the cultural marvels of Karnataka and let us create memories that will last a lifetime.