As one approaches the islands you get an amazing view of gigantic cliffs, leading to a beach with snow-white sand and the crystal clear blue water. The limestone mountains with cliffs, caves and beautiful white sandy beaches, make the view absolutely breathtaking.
The four-hour journey to Ooty is mesmerizing. Clouds float by, tea plantations stretch on and as you climb higher you’ll be hit by the intoxicating smell of tall eucalyptus trees. Aromatherapy for you and that too free of cost! And oh, did I mention the legendary steep hair-pin curves? Beware for they can really make your stomach churn.
No wonder it has been called the Paradise undiscovered, a haven sought by each person and yet not valued or appreciated enough except by those few who have had the good fortune of being blessed with it as their home.
It shares its border with Punjab and Haryana. It is charecterised by square sectors and wide, well-maintained roads, properly maintained traffic signals. There is no problem of traffic here. Most of Chandigarh is covered by dense Banyan and Eucalyptus plantations.
It appears as if God designed Kodagu with his own hands or so its topography seems to suggest. The hill station is embellished with lush green downhill, sloping open spaces, and most importantly waterfalls and profoundly deep ravines. One can find long stretched out paddy fields, for which Coorg is mostly famous for.
We are living in that era of science and technology when the world around us is changing at a rapid pace – just look around yourself – the city, the people, the lifestyle etc. everything has witnessed a massive change. Things are surely not the same as it is used to be decades back. Why to say about decades – even the things that you witnessed a second back may not remain the same in the next second.
The two venues which are managed by the Pamberi Trust, have played a
central role in the cultural life of the capital city. In fact, they
have been the soul of the creative industry hosting artists of all guise
from around Zimbabwe and the globe.
While beaches elsewhere are no less than a vast waste dump chock-a-blocked with stinking putrid cyber waste, layered with bits of rubber and plastic bottles, few of which float on the rotting marine life, beaches of Trivandrum, Thrivananthapuram, and Kannur have their exotic beauty intact. You can feel the crisp invigorating air penetrating through your hair, you can see miles of golden sands, be in awe of the panoramic scenery, and experience the implausible sunrise and sunset by the side of the beach.
Also known as the’ Pink City’, Jaipur is located in the semi-desert lands of Rajasthan. It was built by Sawai Raja Jai Singh II in the year 1727. The architectural pattern of the city was designed by Vidyadhar Chatterjee on the principles of ‘Vastu Shastra’ and ‘Silpa Shastra’. The city was painted pink by Sawai Ram Singh for the visit of the Prince of Wales.
Jaipur/Udaipur: The city of palaces, Jaipur and Udaipur are places that one must visit in ones lifetime to enjoy the feeling of Royalty! Some of the World’s best Luxury hotels are situated in the two cities! History seems to reverberate in this city! It is a place for all ages!
