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Rajasthan Trip - List of top 6 tourist places to must visit in Rajasthan

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Rajasthan, in north western India, is a kaleidoscope of royalty and vibrant images. A land of stunning palaces and big forts, with an abundant history filled with tales of courage and sacrifice of the Rajputs. The golden sand dunes, the desert safaris, fair and festivals, the palaces, with the colorfully dressed folk artists and dancers all make the state mystical adequate to be checked out. Here is list of must-visit tourist places in Rajasthan #1. Hawa Mahal, Jaipur Built by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh in 1799, the 'Hawa Mahal' or Palace of the Wind is Jaipur's prime landmark. Built as an extension of the Zenana, females's chamber standing far from the primary city palace, this 5 floor building of unusual architecture is a spectacular example of Rajput artistry made of red and pink honeycomb sand stone. The windows are beautifully laid out with white borders and motif's painted with quick lime. The monolith was initially developed with the function of...

List of Top Tourist Places in Assam, North East India

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Assam is a paradise for nature enthusiasts. It is among the richest biodiversity zones worldwide, consisting of tropical rain forests, deciduous forests, riverine meadows, bamboo orchards and wetland communities. Kaziranga, house to the one horned rhinoceros, in addition to Manas have actually been classified as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Book North East India tour packages with http://www.swantour.com/ at best prices. Assam is now the last refuge for a range on threatened types including white-winged wood duck, golden langur, pygmy hog, hobnail bandor and the hispid hare. Top Tourist Places to Visit in Assam, North East India Kaziranga National Park After going to the serenely magnificent Nameri National Park, we had high expectations from Kaziranga National Park, particularly given that it is noted as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Fortunately, we weren't in the least bit disappointed. In fact, we are now quite convinced that whoever is running Assam...