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  Best Time To Visit Darjeeling

  Darjeeling also known by the name ‘Queens of Hills’ is...MásDarjeeling also known by the name ‘Queens of Hills’ is famous for its natural beauty and for tea production. Darjeeling is a heaven on earth where the roads are covered with a green and clean atmosphere. The view of Mount Kanchenjunga, the world’s third highest mountain, is very beautiful and seductive.The tea grown in Darjeeling is considered to be some of the finest tea in the world and is known for its unique flavor and aroma. The Best Time To Visit Darjeeling is from the month of April to June when temperature ranges from 10-20 degree Celsius with pleasant weather with clear sky. There are a large number of hills, hotels, cafes and markets available to get your stuff which become the largest attraction to tourists. Darjeeling is a popular destination for adventure activities such as trekking, rock climbing, and white-water rafting. The region is also known for its scenic drives and scenic railway journeys.Darjeeling has never been odd to attract its tourists because of the pleasant weather and its...  Menos

  Last post by Max Taranov - 22 de ago.

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  Exploring the Magnificence of Ellora Caves

  Nestled amidst the rugged terrain of Maharashtra, India, lies...MásNestled amidst the rugged terrain of Maharashtra, India, lies one of the world's most remarkable archaeological treasures – the Ellora Caves. Carved into the basalt cliffs of the Charanandri hills, these caves stand as a testament to the artistic and architectural brilliance of ancient civilizations. Spanning over five centuries of craftsmanship, the Ellora Caves showcase a harmonious blend of Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain ideologies, making it a unique cultural marvel.
  The Ellora Caves, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, comprise a total of 34 caves, each offering a glimpse into the religious and cultural practices prevalent during their construction. Dating back to the 6th to 11th centuries CE, these caves served as centers of religious worship, meditation, and artistic expression. Among them, 17 caves are dedicated to Hinduism, 12 to Buddhism, and 5 to Jainism, reflecting the inclusive and tolerant ethos of ancient India.  Menos

  Last post by Max Taranov - 19 de jun.

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