India Tourist Destinations

Una, the stunning hill station in South-West Himachal Pradesh, is our destination for the day. This expansive district encompasses numerous ranges, with the Shivalik ranges being the most renowned for their consistent heavy rainfall year-round. What sets Una apart is the strikingly sparse vegetation that covers most of its terrain. Although historically part of Himachal Pradesh, Hoshiarpur district is now closer to Una since their separation in 1966. Presently, Una shares its borders with Bilaspur and Kangra Hamirpur. https://www.holidaytravel.co/destination-dtl/una_himachal_pradesh_tourist_guide.htm Una, this Indian tourist gem, could easily become your favorite holiday destination due to its consistently cool temperatures and lush green surroundings. When it comes to tourism in Una, there are several top spots to explore, including the revered Mata Chintpurni idol, Bangana Lathian Piplu, Dera Baba Barbhag Singh, and the Una town itself. The hills have always been a ma...

Machilipatnam is the best Indian tourist place also identified as Masulipatnam. However, the name was given under British rule. The city is positioned in Krishna district, AP (Andhra Pradesh). The good distance of this beach city is 347 kilometres from Hyderabad, state capital. In early period the city was named as Maisolos, though it got new names at regular intervals. Port in the city is positioned on the south-eastern side of town. Machilipatnam words mean the place of fish so this city is also recognized as the fish town. The fishing harbour with 350 vessels is effective things to watch in Machilipatnam. However, Tsunami affected the city in 2004, and countless fishing towns got disturbed nearby the town. The tropical climate and greenery of the city make it unique destination then other Indian tourist places. Moderate climate of the city allows visitors to enjoy the place properly. However, the temperature increases between April to June. Kuchipudi Dance: T...

Our today’s Indian tourist place is the city of Gujarat known as Mehsana. If we go through the history of the city itself was named after Mehsaji Chavda who was the Rajput ruler of Chawda empire. Mehsana is famous for its big arc gate known as Toran and the shrine of Goddess Toran. This temple is mentioned in many poems and mythological stories. At the time of independence of India the city was merged in Mumbai region. Later it was given to Gujarat government for development and reestablishment. According to 2011 census the average population of Mehsana was 2027727. Talking about geographical structure of the city, the altitude is 265 feet from the sea level. Some big attractions of Mehsana: Mehsana is the biggest district of Gujarat so there are countless places to visit in the area. Some known spots of Mehsana are mentioned below: Rani Udaymati Vav: An architectural location of the city is the first place to visit. This Vav is the step well built in 11 th cent...

The small but impressive city Akola is our next Indian tourist place. This city of  Maharashtra  is under Vidarbha region. However, capital  Mumbai  is 584 kms away from the Akola city whereas  Nagpur  City is closer to Akola located at only distance of 250 kms from Akola. This developing metropolis is the key city in Vidarbha District. Its grain bazaar, pulses mills, oil mills and cotton industries are world famous. Countless IT companies have been established in Akola so City is growing rapidly and will become the developed city sooner. City is also popular for classical music, theater, spirituality, sports and writing. City is spread in 5431 square kilometers area and its average population is 1,818,617 according to 2011 census. Languages people use of Akola are Hindi, Marathi, English and Urdu. Akola region was formed by the Nizam’s during the BEIC (British East India Company) rule in 1853. In the beginning of 19 th century the city was lea...