Sundarban National Park(Flora and Founa)

Sundarbans National Park is known as the largest mangrove forest in the world. Sundarbans National Park is located in the state of West Bengal, India. Sundarbans National Park is also a tiger reserve and a biosphere reserve, tourists who come here can enjoy the beautiful tidal rivers and beautiful natural surroundings ranging from 'Royal Bengal Tigers'.The Sundarbans National Park forms an important part of the Sundarbans delta, which is known to have the largest population of mangrove forests and the Bengal Tigers. In the year 1987, Sundar Forest National Park was included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Sundarbans have been known as a wildlife sanctuary since the year 1966. There are more than 400 Royal Bengal tigers and more than 30000 spotted deer were found in the area. The Ganges River forms an attractive delta.

Where is the Sundarban National Park

The Sundarbans National Park is located on the Sundarbans Delta, a draw on the Ganges River in the state of West Bengal.

Sundarban National Park Fauna

(Sundarban Forest Animals) Many species of animals are found in Sundarbans National Park, some of which are King Krebs, Batagur Baska, Olive Ridley, and Turtle. One can also see giant lizards, wild boar, spotted deer, and crocodiles in these forests. The Sundarbans Animals are the most prominent attraction of Siberian ducks. Small organisms found in water in the Sundarbans are called phytoplankton that glows in the dark. The Sundarbans are particularly known for tigers in the world. The tigers found here have adapted themselves to drinking saline water. Rhesus macaques, fishing cats, chital, wild boar, small Indian civet, leopard cats, common otter, and black finish less porpoise are found. Two types of dolphins are Gangetic dolphins and Irrawaddy dolphins in dolphin river water.

Apart from this, the reptiles found here are Estuarine crocodile (Crocodilus Porosus), Russell Viper, King Cobra, Indian Python, Common Crate, Cobra, Rat Snake, Checkered Keelback, and Green Whip Snake. In West Bengal, 57 out of 93 species of snake population are found in this forest. The Sundarbans claim over 210 species of birds. The birds found here are mainly short toad eagles, sandpipers, whimbrels, spoonbills, oriental honey buzzards, herons, stilts, thick canes, osprey, and crested serpent eagles, greenshanks, Karlev, osprey, Shikara, Brahminy kites, etc. The Indian Dog Shark, Hammer Headed Shark, Bull Shark, Black Tip Shark, Pail Aided Sting Rage, Pail Aided Sting Rage, and Black Aided Sting Rage are the major found in the water in Sundarbans National Park.

Sundarban National Park Flora

The vegetation found in Sundarbans National Park consists of mangrove vegetation as well as moist tropical forests. Many species of mangroves can be seen here. Sundari tree is named Sundarbans due to the belief that its population is very high in the forest. Apart from this, other species of mangroves found here are Guava (Exocaria Aglocha), Kankra (Bruguera Gymnorrhiza), and Goran (Seriops Decandra), Keora (Sonneria Apetala), Dhundul (Xylocarpus Granatum), etc. Palm tree species, Speargrass, and Khagra grass are also found more in the forest.

Sundarban National Park Entry Fee

Local tourists can visit Sundarbans National Park for a minimal fee. Whereas foreign tourists have to take a special permit by the Kolkata Forest Office which is required to be presented to the Forest Officer at the time of entry and this permit is valid for 5 days.

Sundarban National Park Safari On Boat

You can enjoy some of the major safaris here during your visit to Sundarbans National Park and make your trip successful and thrilled. Boat safaris in Sundarbans National Park are operated by the government, which are available in small and large forms. Boat safaris can be booked for a period of one day or even longer. A 2-night cruise operated by the West Bengal government takes you on a journey up to Sajnekhali, Sudhanyakhali, Jhingakhali, and Dobanki The Watchtower. If you wish, you can also enjoy it here by private cruise tours.

Sundarban National Park Timing

Boat safaris are carried out seven days a week from 8:30 am to 4 pm. The boat is not driven after 6:30 in the evening.

Spiti Valley(Snowfall Heaven)

Spiti Valley

The Spiti Valley, located in Himachal's district Lahaul Spiti, is no less than a paradise. A few months in a year, it is open for picnics. Despite this, it is the first choice of many tourists.

Despite heavy snowfall every year, this place attracts tourists from all over the world. Greenery is rarely seen in this valley bordering Ladakh and Tibet. The cool desert and snow-capped mountains add to its beauty.

Snowfall  in spiti valley

Outside the crowd, the tourists spend many days in the serene environment here. Most of the same people come here for picnics which are physically healthy. After 1991, it was also opened to foreign tourists.

There are many community people here

Many community people also live in the valley. They all have their own culture and customs. The number of Buddhist communities has increased here.

This tourist place is connected by road from Manali. However, the site is not yet fully developed but slowly a lot of hotels are starting to open here.

The district also has several large lakes which freeze during the winter. Tourists can come here in the summer months. Most days in winter, this valley remains cut off from the outside world.

Pushkar(Holly City)

Pushkar is one of the most recognized cities in India. It is 14 km from Ajmer city is far. The context of this holy city is evident from the travelogue of the 4th-century Chinese traveler Fa-Hien and the writings written during the period of the Mughal invasion of India. Kalidasa, an eminent Indian poet, has given Pushkar considerable preference in his famous composition Abhigyan Shakuntalam. This small town has more than 400 temples and 52 ghats. The Brahma Temple at Pushkar is one of the few temples dedicated to Lord Brahma in India. Other famous temples of Pushkar are Varah Temple, Apteshwar Temple, and Savitri Temple.

Savitri Temple

Brahma Temple

Apteshwar Temple

Varah Temple

What makes Pushkar popular among tourists 

In this place, the sacred Pushkar Lake is another religious attraction that has a mythological story behind its origin. According to legend, here Lord Brahma slaughtered the demon Vajra Nabha with a lotus flower. As a result of the slaughtering, three petals of the lotus flower sprang, one of which fell into Pushkar and the place as a holy lake. Came forward Millions of people take a dip in Pushkar Lake on the day of Kartik Purnima (when the moon is full). It is a common belief that by taking a dip here one attains salvation. The city of Pushkar is also popular for the fairs and festivals held here. Every year, the world-famous Pushkar Cattle Fair is held in the city in November, which is the largest cattle market in the world. Apart from the cattle or livestock trade, the fair showcases various aspects of Rajasthani tradition and culture. 

How to reach 

The city Travelers from any corner of the world can easily reach Pushkar. The nearest airport to Pushkar is Sanganer Airport which is located in Jaipur. While Ajmer railway station is the nearest railway station. Ajmer is well connected by road from several cities of the state like Jaipur, Jaisalmer, and Udaipur. The best season to visit Pushkar is during the winter, during which the temperature varies between 8 ° C to 25 ° C.

Pushkar Weather

Best season to visit: The best season to visit Pushkar is from October to March, during this period the weather remains pleasant. Pushkar fair is organized in Pushkar the month of November which is the largest cattle/cattle fair in the world.

Summer

Summer (March to June): The summer season in Pushkar starts in March and lasts till the end of June. During this time, the maximum increase in temperature is up to 40 ° C while the minimum temperature is 25 ° C.

Monsoon

Monsoon (July to September): During the monsoon season, Pushkar receives an average rainfall and the climate is humid during this season. In this part of Rajasthan, the monsoon lasts till the end of September.

Winter

Winter (November to February): In the winter season starting in November, the atmosphere and atmosphere of Pushkar become very pleasant which lasts till the end of February. That is, winter in Pushkar falls from November to the end of February. During this time, the temperature here is a minimum of 8 ° C and a maximum of 22 ° C.

How to reach Pushkar

 By road

Travelers can reach Pushkar by buses and taxis. The main bus stand here is 11 km in Ajmer. Located at a distance. There are many buses, direct links from Ajmer to the major cities of New Delhi and the Rajasthan state of India, Ajmer has a wide network of buses. Tourists have also been provided with deluxe, super deluxe, and Valvo buses from Jaipur, Jaisalmer, and New Delhi to Ajmer.

By train

The nearest railway station to Pushkar is Ajmer Railway Station. This railway station is connected to many major cities of the country such as Agra, New Delhi, Ahmedabad, and Jodhpur by rail. The train named Shatabdi Express and Pink City Express is directly connected to Ajmer to Delhi and Jaipur

By air

The nearest airport to Pushkar is Sanganer Airport in Jaipur. It is 138 km from Pushkar. Located at a distance and well connected to many important cities of India. Tourists can hire taxis to reach Pushkar from Sanganer Airport.

Kannur(Vibrant Culture and Rich Heritage)

 Kannur

more popularly known as its ancient name Kannanore, is a northern district of Kerala famous for its vibrant culture and rich heritage. The region shares its borders with the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea, where abundant natural beauty and cultural traditions are depicted. During ancient times, the district used to be a commercial center of the Malabar region in addition to the cultural and religious areas. The culture of many empires in Kannur reflects the region's strength and passion. The history of this place dates back to the pre-Bible period, it is said that King Solomon used to anchor his ships on the banks of Kannur. The long tales of the Dutch, Portugal, Mysore Sultanate, and British invasions have changed the history of the region in an unprecedented direction.

 The land of folklore and beaches

Kannur,  often called the land of traditional knowledge and weaving, attracts the attention of the entire world due to its unique fabric-making method and forms of folk songs sung in temples such as Theyattam, etc. The most famous temples in Kannur are Sundareswara Temple, Kottiyur Shiva Temple, Orphazhassi Kavu Temple, Sri Mavilayakkavu Temple, Sri Raghavapuram Temple, Sri Subrahmanyam Swamy Temple, and Kizhakakkara Sri Krishna Temple. Kannur is best known and the sandy beaches are spread over vast stretches of the region, providing both comfort and pleasure to the visiting tourists. The most famous beaches in the Kannur region are Payyambalam Beach, Meenkunnu Beach, Kizhunna Izhara Beach, and Muzhappilangad Beach.

The flavor of heritage and heritage

Due to the huge historical buildings of  Kannur and the most enticing culinary culture, it has been marked in the modem history of Kerala. The Gündert Bungalow, Hawley Trinity Cathedral, and Fort St. Angelo here perfectly illustrate the then status and glory of the area during the colonial reign. The flavors of this region are heavenly for food lovers, who make them indulge in an unbelievable taste. Thalassery Dum Biryani is the most delicious dish that every tourist must taste at least once in their life. By the way, there are other dishes that appeal to the young people, which cover the flavors of the area itself - Ari Unda, Neyapathri, Unnakkaya, Pazham Nirachahathu, Elayada, Kalathappam, and Kinathappam.

Kannur Weather

Apart from heavy rains and severe summer days, Kannur can be visited for any month of the year. September (immediately after the monsoon) and February (before summer starts) are the most suitable for a comfortable walk in this area. This season is also quite accurate in terms of participation in many festivals and festivals celebrated here. The beaches can also be visited during this time.

 Summer

During summer, Kannur experiences intense heat and severe humidity. Summer starts here in the month of March, which is severe for about three months. During this time, the temperature here is up to 38 ° C, which is not easy to visit this city.

Monsoon

Like other coastal areas of Kerala, Kannur also receives moderate rainfall during the monsoon. Kannur receives light rain during the southwest monsoon from June to September, while the northeast monsoon receives light rain in the months of October and November. Between June and July, there is heavy rainfall i.e. maximum rainfall, so do not come here for a walk during this time.

Winter

Winter is the best season in Kannur and this season is ideal for a trip here. During this time, outdoor activities can also be enjoyed by coming here. During this time the weather remains pleasant and refreshing. The winter starts here in December which lasts till the end of February. December is the coldest month here. During this time the temperature of Kannur is 16 ° C.

How to reach

Kannur is well connected to all parts of India by rail and road. Due to the proximity of the coastal belts, the weather here provides a pleasant climate throughout the year, tourists can visit the region at any time of the year. Kannur invites tourists to this world of hidden experiences and wonders, with its spectacular views and traces of rich heritage.

Roadway

Kannur is well connected by road. Buses here are the best and cheapest mode of transport. The Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) also operates several buses and private buses from Kannur to other cities and towns. Buses from Calicut, Mangalore, Thalassery, Ernakulam, and Thiruvananthapuram are also available from here. Luxury and Volvo buses are also available from Kannur to Bangalore, Mysore, and Chennai.

By train

The railway station at Kannur is one of the major railway stations in North Kerala which is well connected to major cities and towns in India. Regular trains run from Kannur to Thiruvananthapuram, Bangalore, Chennai, New Delhi, Pune, and Mumbai. The railway station of Kannur is located in the center of the city and tourists can hire taxis, rickshaws, or even take a bus tour to the city from here.

By air

 Kannur does not have an airport of its own. The nearest airports are located at Mangalore (150 km) and Calicut (125 km). Calicut is an international airport that is well connected to many cities in India such as Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, New Delhi, and Mumbai. Taxis to Kannur are available from both Calicut and Mangalore airports. Buses to Kannur are also available from these cities.

Kanyakumari(Tourist Place)

Kanyakumari 

Kanyakumari is a city located in the far south of the state of Tamil Nadu, which is very popular for tourism? Kanyakumari, situated at the southernmost tip of India, is one of the most attractive places in India. It is the confluence of the Indian Ocean, the Bay of Bengal, and the Arabian Sea, whose captivating charm draws tourists here. Kanyakumari, the southernmost tip of India, has been a symbol of art, culture, and civilization for centuries. It also has its own significance as a tourist destination of India.

The view of the sunrise and sunset of Kanyakumari amidst the huge waves of the far-reaching sea is very attractive. The colorful sands spread over the sea beach make it very breathtaking in its beauty. If you are planning to visit Kanyakumari, then we are going to tell you which tourist places to see in Kanyakumari.

Kanyakumari Beach

Kanyakumari beach is also a religious place to take a walk, which is located at the southernmost tip of peninsular India. The view of sunrise and sunset on Kanyakumari beach is amazing. To see this, especially on Chaitra Purnima (full moon of April), a huge crowd of people is attracted. Kanyakumari Beach is a rocky beach and this sea receives water from three seas the Arabian Sea, the Bay of Bengal, and the Indian Ocean. This beach is famous for colorful and soft sand.

Udayagiri Fort

The Udayagiri Fort is located at Puliyoorkurichi on the Thiruvananthapuram-Nagercoil National Highway, 14 km from the town of Nagercoil. Udayagiri Fort was built by King Martand Varma and during his reign, the name of this fort was De Lannoy’s Fort. The mausoleum of de Lenny and his wife and son can be seen in this fort. Apart from this, the casting of guns can also be seen inside the fort. There is also a biodiversity park in the fort where more than 100 varieties of trees including deer, duck, and bird are the attraction of the people.

Kanyakumari temple

The main attraction of this city is. It is also known as the Kanyakumari Bhagavathiamman temple. Kumari Amman Temple was originally built by the kings of the Pandya dynasty in the 8th century. It was later rebuilt by the Chola, Vijayanagara, and Nayaka rulers. According to legends, there was no marriage between Goddess Kanyakumari and Lord Shiva, which resulted in the Goddess determined to remain a virgin. It is believed that the rice and cereals for the wedding were left uncovered. And they turned into stones. Stones resembling grains can still be seen.

Vivekananda Rock Memorial

Kanyakumari India Attractive site Vivekananda Memorial Monument is dedicated to Swami Vivekananda, a disciple of Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, the founder of the Ramakrishna Mission. The Vivekananda Rock Memorial was built between 1963 and 1970 in red and blue granite. The Vivekananda Rock Memorial has two main structures - Vivekananda Mandapam and Shripad Mandapam. Shripada Mandapam is located on Shripada Parai above which is the footprint of Kanyakumari Devi. Swami Vivekananda is believed to have meditated here.

Our lady Of Ransom Church

The church is a fascinating specimen of Gothic architecture that was built in the 15th century. Our Lady of Ransom Church was built in memory of Mother Mary. There is a gold cross on the central tower of the church. To see this, a large crowd of people visiting Kanyakumari gathers as it is included in the major tourist destination.

Tiruchendur Temple

Tiruchendur Arulmigu Subramanyaswamy Temple is located in the town of Tiruchendur, about 80 km from Kanyakumari, 60 km from Tirunelveli, and 40 km from Tuticorin. The temple is the second abode of Lord Murugan or Sainthilandavar, one of Arupadaiveedu. The Murugan temple at Tiruchendur is situated atop a hill known as Chandana hill. It is believed that Lord Murugan worshiped Lord Shiva at this place after defeating the demon named Sorapadma.

Olakuruvi Falls

Olakuruvi waterfalls are located around 80 km from Thiruvananthapuram, 39 km from Nagercoil, and 20 km from Kanyakumari. The Olakaruvi Falls is situated in the middle of a hill in the Western Ghats. It can be reached by an hour of trekking from the foothills through the rocky forest area. This waterfall has two small waterfalls. At a height of about 200 meters on a hill and the waterfall below is a very popular picnic spot. If you go to visit Kanyakumari, then definitely watch it.

Tsunami Memorial

The tsunami memorial is a special monument here. It stands to honor those who lost their lives on the southern coast of India due to the heart-wrenching and devastating tsunami that occurred a few years ago. Tourists come from all over the world to see the tsunami monument. Apart from this, people who have lost their loved ones in the tsunami also come here to pay homage.

When to visit Kanyakumari

OCTOBER TO FEBRUARY

October can be described as a perfect time to visit Kanyakumari to enjoy the sights and other water activities on the beach. While there may be some moisture in the air during this time of day, the cool sea breeze of the evening makes for a great sunset view. Also, it is here during this month, that the famous Cape festival is celebrated which attracts many people to come to Kanyakumari. The winter season begins in Kanyakumari in November. Then there is no humidity and the weather is mild. December to February is the most touristy season when both day and night temperatures are moderate. Since it is the winter season, the temperature does not increase more than 30 ° C.

MARCH TO MAY

The temperature in March is somewhat pleasant but in Kanyakumari, the temperature reaches 35 ° C in the summer months from April to May. Humidity is also high here during this season. But the cool sea breeze is a pleasant experience for people in the evening. In these months you can enjoy surfing and swimming at Kanyakumari best as the sea remains calm.

JUNE TO SEPTEMBER

These are the monsoon months in Kanyakumari. It rains here from June to September as Kanyakumari receives heavy rainfall in July and August. You can enjoy this beautiful weather in your Kanyakumari visit during these monsoon months and you can also enjoy its lush natural beauty during the monsoon season of Kanyakumari. Being an off-season, you can enjoy attractive discounts at the Kanyakumari Hotel and Restaurant during this time.

How to reach Kanyakumari

The nearest airport to Kanyakumari is Trivandrum International Airport which is located 67 km from Kanyakumari. Some of the Gulf countries are well connected by air with major cities of India. There are several major airlines in India to reach this airport. Apart from this, there are many buses for Kanyakumari from Tamil Nadu, Chennai, Trivandrum, and Bangalore to Kanyakumari Road Transport through which you can reach here.

Massoorie(Queen of hills)

 Mussoorie 

is popular as the Queen of Hills, a hill station located in the Nainital district of the state of Uttarakhand. It is a city located at an altitude of 1880 meters above sea level at the foothills of the great mountain Himalayas. This hill station offers spectacular views of the Shivalik ranges and the Doon valleys. This place is also considered the gateway to the religious centers of Yamunotri and Gangotri.

Place Around Mussoorie

The name Masur is derived from Mansuri, Mansoor is a type of shrub that was once found in abundance in the region. Mostly it is also called Mansoori by many people. This beautiful hill station is popular for the ancient temples, hills, waterfalls, valleys, wildlife sanctuaries, and educational institutions located here. Jwala Devi Temple, Nag Devta Temple, and Bhadraj Temple are some of the famous religious places in and around Mussoorie. 

The Jwala Devi Temple is dedicated to Goddess Durga. Located at an altitude of 2100 meters above sea level, This temple holds great religious significance among Hindus. An idol made of stone is installed in this temple. Apart from this, other temples have the Nag Devta temple dedicated to the God of Nagas. A large number of devotees visit this temple during the Hindu festival Nag Panchami.

Jwala Devi Temple

Nag Devta temple

Bhadraj Devta Temple

This destination is famous for the beautiful hills located here, Gun Hill, Lal Tibba, and Nag Tibba. Gan Hill is situated at an altitude of 2122 m above sea level. It is the second tallest hill in Mussoorie which holds immense historical Importance. During the pre-independence era, the cannon was fired every afternoon from this hill, so that local people could be told the time. At that time people used to set their watches accordingly. Presently, the Mussoorie water reservoir is located on this hill. A walk on the ropeway is very popular among tourists here on the hill.

Nag Tibba

Gun Hill

 Lal Tibba

Lal Tibba is the highest point of Mussoorie and is also called Depot Hill as a depot is located in this area. All India Radio and Doordarshan's towers are located on this hill. The Indian Military Service is also located on this hill. A Japanese telescope was also placed on this hill in 1967 for the convenience of tourists. Through this telescope, tourists can see the nearby areas of Bandherpuch, Kedarnath, and Badrinath. Nag Tibba is another popular hill in Mussoorie. And is also known as Nag Peak. Tourists can also enjoy many adventure sports by coming here.

The place is also known for its beautiful waterfalls, namely, Kempty Falls, Jharipani Falls, Bhatta Falls, and Mosi Falls. Kempty waterfall is very popular among tourists visiting Mussoorie, which is situated at an altitude of 4500 feet above sea level. Impressed by the beauty of the place, a British officer, John Mackinnon, turned it into a tourist destination. Jharipani waterfall is also very popular among the tourists here. Situated in the village of Jharipani, it is a famous destination and an ideal destination for adventure tourists and adventure lovers. Bhatta Falls and Mossy Falls, 7 km from Mussoorie. Is located at a distance.

Apart from being a beautiful tourist destination, Mussoorie is also famous for its educational institutions. There are many European schools that were opened during British rule. The place also has some of the best and oldest boarding schools such as St. George, Oak Grove, and Wynberg Allen. This hill station has the most fun activity tracking which can be enjoyed here by enjoying it. There are also some famous trails where tourists can enjoy nature walks.

St. George

Wynberg Allen

Oak Grove School

How to reach

Mussoorie is easily connected to other parts of India by air, rail, and road. The nearest airbase to this destination is Jolly Grant Airport, which is built-in Dehradun. The distance of this airport from Mussoorie is 60 km. is. The Dehradun railway station is the nearest railhead to the destination.

Mussoorie Weather 

The weather in Mussoorie is very pleasant every month of the year which attracts a large number of tourists every year. This hill station looks beautiful in all seasons. However, the ideal time to visit Mussoorie is between March to June and September to November.