Easy Tourist Guide

Diamond Harbour – the weekend picnic destination near Kolkata has grown into a popular weekend tourist destination in recent years. The fact that Diamond Harbour is just one and a half hour journey from Kolkata and recent development of a number of resorts and hotels has made it the fastest developing and the most popular tourist destination of West Bengal.

Sanchi – an important destination in the tourism map of Buddhist is known around the world for stupa. Though not directly linked with the life of Lord Buddha, yet Sanchi rose into prominence due to the initiatives taken by the great Mauryan Emperor Ashoka who was an ardent follower of Buddhism and the famous Great Stupa at Sanchi.

Panchet is a newly discovered weekend destination near Asansol and Durgapur. The dam on River Damodar, the green Panchokot hill in the backdrop and the picturesque location makes it fast developing picnicking and weekend gateway destination of West Bengal. It is an ideal place to spend a day or two away from the humdrum of city life in the lap of nature.

Pahalgam – one of the most romantic places on earth is known for its unique beauty all over the world. The beauty of Pahalgam is impossible to describe by mere words. Lush green meadows, snow-capped mountains, pine forests, swift flowing Lidder River make Pahalgam a dream destination which symbolizes the romance of Kashmir.

Ujjain – the holy pilgrimage destination of the Hindus is famous for Kumbh Mela held once in every twelve years and Ardh Kumbh Mela held once in every six years. This holy town on the bank of Shipra River has numerous temples of various Hindu Gods and Godesses making it one of the sought after pilgrimage destinations for Hindus from around the world.

Pondicherry – synonymous with Sri Aurobindo Ashram and universal town of Auroville is also known for its serene picturesque white sand beaches and blue waters. Once a French colony, Pondicherry has retained its old French flavour. Seen by many as a Spiritual town and a centre for Yoga and Meditation, it is a well planned Union Territory Town of India and one of the most popular tourist destination of South India.

Jaisalmer – the desert city of India bang on the Thar Desert is one of the most popular tourist destinations of India and Rajasthan. The huge sandstone fort at the centre, old havelis, palaces, temples and desert safari on camel back are some of the snapshots that best describes Jaisalmer. Considered as the poster of “Incredible India”, Jaisalmer with its rich and colorful cultural heritage is a unique tourist destination revered both by Indians and foreign tourists.

Chandigarh – the first planned city of India is the face of modern India. Apart from having a number of tourist destination in and around the city, this progressive and modern city is young-at-heart, fast growing and the most happening city of the country. This beautifully planned city with carefully set out parks, awesome buildings, and streets flanked by continuous line up of trees and bushes is one of the most popular tourist destination of modern India.

Udaipur – regarded as the most romantic city of the world is an enchanting town of grand palaces, picturesque lakes, massive forts and beautiful garden on the foothills of Aravalli Hills in the state of Rajasthan. The grand palaces of Udaipur has mostly been converted into luxurious hotels that seems to be the ultimate examples of tourist comfort available on earth.

Kochi, also known as Cochin is one of the most popular tourist destination of Kerala. The bustling seaport city of Kochi built around a saltwater lagoons and backwaters is indeed a place worth a visit. The city with its distinct colonial heritage and a blend of tradition and modernity has been rated in the top three tourist destinations by the World Travel & Tourism Council.