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Himalayan National Park
- By rogues rogues
- Published 11/4/2008
- India
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Characterized by dazzling high ridges, glaciers, deep gorges, alpine meadows and valleys with closed virgin forests, the Great Himalayan National Park with an altitudinal variation from 1,300m to 6,100m in Kullu district is one of the best destinat...
Himalaya Mountains
- By delvin delvin
- Published 11/4/2008
- India
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India is home to one of the most beautiful mountains in the world, the Himalaya Mountains, which boast the world's highest and most famous mountain peak, Mt. Everest.
In a memorable verse of the 'Kumarsambhava', the famous Sanskrit poet Kalidas...
Rajasthan, India's westernmost state is the very essence of exotic India. To really get a sense of the desert state, nothing comes close to a camel safari. Climb up on one of these seemingly awkward beasts, hang on for dear life, and let the good t...
Glaciers of India
- By chris chris
- Published 10/20/2008
- India
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The Siachen glacier lies in the extreme north-central part of Jammu and Kashmir near the border of India and Tibet. With a length of about 72-km, Siachen is known as the largest glacier in the world outside the Polar Regions. Located on the north-f...
Festivals Abound
- By burrito burrito
- Published 10/2/2008
- India
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No matter when you choose to visit India, you are bound to enjoy the chance to experience one of their many festivals first hand. There are festivals devoted to gods, seasonal agricultural celebrations, political events, camels, elephants and many...
Exploring Hill Stations
- By torso0069 torso0069
- Published 09/26/2008
- India
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A Hill station is the term used for mountain retreats in the country of India. Some of these boast religious temples, others a chance to interact with nature at its most spectacular, and still others a simple quiet place to lay aside the hurry and...
Dehli
- By ghogan ghogan
- Published 08/31/2008
- India
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Delhi, the capital of India, is an mixture of the old and the new. The ancient and the modern times are in combination here, not only in the remains of a succession of empires, but equally in present social structure and lifestyles. This is the pl...
Death Rituals of India
- By rodster rodster
- Published 08/29/2008
- India
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Knowing how a culture views death helps us understand many things about the country and its people. Any time you plan on visiting a country outside your own, it is good to learn about the basic thought patterns regarding such things as birth, marr...
Cultural Practices of India
- By alwallach alwallach
- Published 08/25/2008
- India
- Unrated
When visiting any country, it helps to understand the basic customs of the culture. The basic rites associated with birth and marriage are covered here. Understanding these basic attitudes, as well as those regarding death, will foster understand...
Chennai India
- By jetpilot04 jetpilot04
- Published 08/4/2008
- India
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Chennai, also known as Madras, the capital of Tamil Nadu, is the country's fourth largest city. Compared to the other major metros of India, it is far less congested and polluted. Chennai was the site of the first settlement of the East India Company...
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