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Situated between the rivers Pahunj and Betwa in Uttar Pradesh, the city of Jhansi holds a significant place in the pages of history. Being ruled by the Marathas in the past, Jhansi has always worn the cap of courage and bravery. Once a princely state, the archaeology of Jhansi has been the notifying aspect of the place. With numerous forts, museums and temples in its list of attractions, Jhansi has always been wandered for its enriching historical background. One such attraction is the Jhansi Fort which was built on a large hilltop called Bangira. Also known as Jhansi ka Kila, the fortress served as a stronghold of the Chandela kings in the 17th century. We have also rated it earlier as one of the top ten forts in India .   Jhansi Fort, Uttar Pradesh - One of the Historical Places of India History  With various ups and downs, the history of the magnificent Jhansi fort revolves around the seventeenth century. It was the time when India was at its zenith of archaeology unde...

January will be the best time to explore the various tourist destinations of India, as you are exempted from the scorching heat. The onset of winter season brings forward a large number of tourists in the country. You should take advantage of the favorable climate that lasts for a short period of time and plan out a holiday to celebrate your new year in India. Here are some of the best places for you to visit during the month of January: Daman & Diu The twin islands of Daman and Dui is the second smallest union territory in India, located on the west coast. It is culturally and historically rich and that can be reflected through the old forts, temples and churches scattered around these cities. Having been colonized by the Portuguese for about 450 years, the area still dwells under the colonial architecture.  The other factor that attracts the visitors is the pristine white sandy beaches, offering a tranquil view. It remains pleasant during the winters, making the water activit...

Wondering which are the best places to visit in India in September�but the first question that needs to be answered is whether or not one should be traveling in September in India or why - if at all - should you plan your holiday in India in September. So here we go! Some of the best cultural festivals in India take place in September. September is also the time of the year that marks the transition from monsoon season to the winter in India. Effectively, the autumn in India, although you won�t get the postcard perfect images of the shedding of leaves from deciduous trees as you see in many of the amazingly beautiful images from across USA. Here�this is what I am talking about! There are many places in India which are best visited in the month of September. Some are the best places to enjoy rain and monsoon in India whereas are some are best visited to attend some of the most bizarre and popular festivals in India. Then for adventure lovers it�s a good time for trekking in Himalayas up...

One of the popular travel themes in India is the majestic forts in India several of whom have been inscribed by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites for their cultural significance and place they hold in India history and heritage. A land ruled by various Rajput warrior princes, Nizams, Sultans and emperors, there are a number of mighty impregnable forts in India to visit. These living legends are sprinkled across the length and breadth of the country. But then again there are only so much time for you to visit these forts in a go. So in continuation of our earlier list of top 10 forts in India to visit, we bring to you the part II of the list to make it easier for you to pick and choose the fort you should travel to especially if you are looking for a cultural experience and historical perspective in India. Bekal Fort, Kasargod Bekal Fort in Kasargod, Kerala Wrought like a giant-key hole, Bekal Fort is one of the largest and best preserved forts in Kerala . Encompassed by a spectacular ...

There is certainly no doubt that India is a land of diversity. Diversity is often depicted through culture, language and much more. During monsoons, people prefer staying indoors fearing mud smeared clothes, slippers and continuous sneezing during rains. August is considered to be the busiest holiday month of the year. Airports, railway stations are crowded, resorts are hot and prices tend to be high.   Speaking about destinations, there are multiple places to visit, according to the season, purpose, budget and mood. What you need is a reason for a break to explore the versatility of the land known as India. From the snow desert of Ladakh to golden sand dunes of Rajasthan and from the laidback ambience to Kovalam beach to history telling ruins of Nalanda University. The beautiful ambience that monsoon creates is highly attractive for travelers from India and abroad. Here�s the list of top places to visit in India during August for your kind perusal. 1. Mount Abu- A Scenic Place ami...