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Ahmedabad: One of the Cities which cherishes a rich historical background – Part2
Next was the Shahibaug Palace, built by Shahjahan, which is now converted to Sardar Patel Memorial. This was followed by Nagina Wadi, which is a summer palace built by Sultan Qutub-ud-Din on a lake island.
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Ahmedabad: One of the Cities which cherishes a rich historical background – Part1
When someone wants to visit a place, where one can get to see the best blend of ancient and modern India, the best place to land is at Ahmedabad. Ahmedabad is the one of the cities which cherishes a rich historical background.
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Hyderabad - The City of Pearls
Hyderabad, the capital of one of the most populous state of India, Andhra Pradesh is located on the banks of river Musi and on the Deccan Plateau. The city is known by many names such as “City of Pearls”, “City of Nizams” and “The Biryani City”. The city offers a lot of tourist attractions and houses a lot of historic monuments, palaces and forts.
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Indore: City of Holkars
Indore is the largest city and commercial capital of Madhya Pradesh, also known as “City of Holkars”. It was built by a holkar, Rani Ahilya Bai, famous queens of India.
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Nainital – The Lake City
Nainital is a popular hill station in the Kumaon Hills of Uttarakhand. A perfect getaway from Delhi, Nainital is known for the Naini Lake.
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Shillong – The jewel of the North-east
One of the most beautiful and popular tourist destinations in the North-east, Shillong is a traveller’s paradise. It is the capital of Meghalaya and the district headquarters of the East Khasi Hills.
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Chennai – The Gateway to South
Chennai is among the few IT hubs in south India that include Bangalore and Hyderabad. Famous for its beaches, temples and architecture, Chennai attracts thousands of travellers throughout the year.
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Agra – The city of Taj
The very first name that comes to mind when we hear Agra is the Taj Mahal. Agra is a bustling town in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, which is home to the Taj Mahal.
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Lansdowne : A mixture of military culture and Kumoani traditions
A small tranquil town tucked in upper Himalayan region surrounded by tall oaks and blue pines, Lansdowne is a heavenly retreat to all those who wish to be close to be Mother Nature.
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Kolkata attractions offer the tourists an occasion to go back
A city clad with colonial history, Kolkata was the first British capital of India. Since its inception as the capital, Kolkata has been playing an important role in the political and administrative affairs of the nation.
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The Summer Refuge – Shimla
A picturesque landscape, with snow clad mountain peaks against a backdrop of lush green trees and a rich British history are among a few things which make Shimla a much sought after tourist destination. Located towards southern part of northern India and perched at an altitude of 2159 meters above sea level, the ‘Queen of Hills’ offers retreat to all kinds of tourists all through out the year.
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