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Tag: Luxury Tour India

Guests of Maharajas Express Receive Warm Welcome at Enriched Ambience of Stations

Journeys

“Luxury redefines in this magnificent train that guarantees unforgettable trips across some of the India’s amazing locales. The spectacular train promises the most exciting journeys, though magnificent fort, palaces, picturesque lakes, ancient monuments and spectacular natural wonders. The train not only chugs around some amazing locations but travelling in this train also exposes guests to […]

Jaipur Gateway to Indias Most Flamboyant State

Destination

“Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, is popularly known as the Pink City primarily due to the pink colour stone used extensively in the walled city. The city was once a stronghold of set of rulers, whose palaces and three hill forts are still major attractions of the place. Founded on 18th November 1727 by Maharaja […]

Gwalior A Visual and Aesthetic Feast for the Tourists

Destination

“Gwalior is a celebrated city of true royals, situated in the state of Madhya Pradesh, which is world-renowned for its majestic fort. The city has been a chronicler of the rise and fall of many dynasties, from the Tomars in the 13th century to Mughals to Marathas and then finally it was under the Scindias. […]

Gulabo An Eminent Performer of Kalbelia Dance

Art and Culture

“Gulabo popularly known as Gulabo Sapera is an eminent folk dancer of Rajasthan, who was born and brought up in a traditional family of nomadic tribe or snake charmers. Associated with Rajasthan traditional folk dance Kalbelia, she has become synonymous with this form of dance. In the span of her 30 years of career, she […]

A Look into the History and Antiquity of the Ancient City Varanasi

Destination

“Kasi or Varanasi is among the worlds oldest living cities, which is rightly termed as the religious capital of India. Situated between two small streams, Varuna and Asi that flow into the river Ganges, the city derived its name from these two streams only. The city can be best described in words of Mark Twain, […]

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