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06/01/2020

https://www.eleday.in/hawa-mahal/

Jaipur’s most distinctive landmark, the Hawa Mahal the wind palace is an extraordinary pink-painted, honeycombed hive that rises a dizzying five storeys.

05/01/2020

https://eleholifest.com/fairs-and-festivals/

Fairs And Festivals of rajasthan, india. Find out the dates of most famous fairs and festivals of rajasthan. Know more about these special days.

05/01/2020

https://eleholifest.com/festivals-in-india/

list of festivals of India 2020 reflecting the country's cultural and religious. It is very difficult to remember each and every festival all over India.

05/01/2020

https://www.eleday.in/amber-fort/

Amer Fort is located in Amer, Rajasthan. The magnificent fort comprises an extensive palace complex, divided into several complex. Famous for elephant ride.

02/10/2018

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01/10/2018

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01/10/2018

Mumbai Maharashtra!!
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Amer Fort Jaipur!!
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03/12/2017

Delhi, the capital of India, is situated in northern India and stands on the west bank of Yamuna River bounded by Uttar Pardesh and on the north, west and south by Haryana. Delhi is spread over an area of 1483 sq. kilometers, 216 meters above sea level and has a population of around 14 million.

03/12/2017

The Sun temple is situated in the small town of Konark, which is situated in the Puri district of Odisha. This marvel of architecture is dedicated to Lord Sun. And resembling his carriage, the temple has been built in the shape of a chariot, which has twelve wheels and is shown as being dragged by the seven horses.

The temple is believed to be constructed in the 13th century by a king called Narasimhadeva. Like with most things in India, this temple too has connections with a few legends. As per one of the legends, God Krishna cursed, one of his own sons with leprosy. To seek penance, Samba worshiped Lord Sun (Surya) for a period of twelve years. Pleased with his devotion, Surya healed him. Samba made the Sun temple in return to express his gratitude.

The mesmerizing beauty of the place was best summed up by the Rabindranath Tagore through these words: ‘Here the language of stone surpasses the language of man