Nalagarh Fort: Wonderful Beauty

   Nalagarh Fort does not have any combination of beauty and architecture. This magnificent fort of Shivalik's hills is wonderful and magnificent.

 

  Particularly that Nalagarh fort is a great national heritage of the country. Nalagarh fort of Solan district of Himachal Pradesh, India is famous for its special architecture and beauty page. 

  Nalagarh Fort is famous for its peace, calmness and abundant greenery far away from urban clutter. Located on the hills of Shiwalik along the river Sirsa, Nalagarh Fort is a special choice for global tourists.

   Specially those tourists want to realize peace in the lap of nature. However, Nalagarh Fort has now adopted the form of heritage resort. 

  This grand-divine fort was erected in 1421 in a superb manner. King Vikram Chandra built this magnificent fort The Nalagarh fort, spread between the Shivalik hills, spreads in about 10 acres. 

   Specially tourists can take a spectacular view of the hills of Shivalik. The architecture of the fort is based on Mughal style. This region, which provides peace and tranquility, is a special treasure of natural beauty. 

  Amazing scenes make people fascinate. All-round velvety grasslands and slopes make a heart touch feel. Visitors realize the existence of Nalagad fort and its surroundings in nature.

  The hustle and bustle of the clouds between the calm and the cold is very exciting to the tourists. Specially since the tourists sometimes feel themselves in the lap of clouds, sometimes the clouds are in the lap of tourists. This blooming cloud is very exciting. 

  This Rajput kingdom of medieval times still directs a magnificent show cause. Nalagarh fort, situated about 65 kms from Chandigarh, is also a magnificent hill station. 

   Due to an endless natural beauty, it attracts tourists. This beautiful hill station of Solan district is fantastic and wonderful. 

   Particularly there is a long series of beautiful and attractive places around Nalagarh Fort and its surroundings. Yadavendra Garden is considered to be the pride of Nalgarh fort area. Yadavendra Garden is located about 36 kilometers from Nalagarh Fort. 

   It is also known as Pinjore and Mughal Gardens. Yadavendra Garden is a splendidly ideal place situated on the foothills of the Shiwalik hills. This is an ancient garden. It was constructed by Nawab Fadai Khan in the 17th century. 

   In this magnificent garden made in Mughal style, many special attractions are visible. Particularly this magnificent garden has three palaces. 

  These palaces are known to be known as Jal Mahal, Shish Mahal and Rang Mahal. The range of fountains is the splendor and splendor here. Apart from this, Govind Sagar Lake, 71 km away from Nalagarh Fort, is also a special attraction. 

  This magnificent lake of Bhakra dam is named after the 10th Guru of the Sikhs, Govind Singh. Tourists can enjoy a lot of natural beauty on Govind Sagar Lake.

   Specially, more than fifty species of fishes are found in this lake. Mazathal Wildlife Sanctuary is also a magnificent jewel of the beauty of Nalagarh Fort. 

  The tourists realize the exciting picnic in the Majhaalal Wildlife Sanctuary. This magnificent sanctuary of Himachal Pradesh is known for rich bio-diversity. 

   Along with the herbs, wildlife extinction makes the sanctuary very special. Located at a height of about 200 meters above sea level, this sanctuary covers an area of ​​about 36.4 square kilometers. Tiger, leopard, bear, wild cat, wild pig, deer etc. are the beauty and splendor of this sanctuary.

   All necessary resources are available for the trip to Nalagarh Fort. The nearest airport is the Chandigarh Airport. Nalagarh Fort distance from Chandigarh Airport is about 65 kilometers. The nearest railway station is Ghanuli Junction. Tourists can also visit Nalagarh Fort by road.
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Lodhi Garden: Ancient Beauty

   The Lodhi Garden should be called the Multi Dimension of Beauty. This ancient and historical park of India's national capital, Delhi, is a national heritage. 

  The beauty of the Lodhi Gardens, located at Lodhi Road, New Delhi, is very popular. Lodhi Garden is also called Lady Willington Park. 

  In fact, this very favorite garden of Delhi was given a beautiful dimension by the Bratish regime. Lady Willington was the wife of ruler Villington's wife Mcvance. Willington was Brittish Governor General of India from 1931 to 1936. 

   After Independence, the name of Willington Park was changed to Lodhi Gardens. This park was once again renovated in 1968. 

  Experts believe that the architect of Lodhi Gardens was prepared by Joseph Allen Stein and Gateet Eco. Notably, there are many magnificent monuments in this area. 

   In which are the tomb of Mohammed Shah and Sikandar Lodi. Especially here the architecture of the Lodhi dynasty is visible. 

  The tomb was built in the 15th century. The mausoleum of Mohammad Shah was constructed by Alauddin Alam Shah in 1444. 

   Experts believe this area was a beautiful village before becoming a Lodhi Garden. In the year 1936, this village was restored to the best of its kind. 

  Mohammad Shah Lodi was the third ruler of the Syed dynasty. Shah's reign is also known to be known because his heroism was not known. Sikandar Lodi's tomb is also special here.

  The big dome is also a magnificent part of Lodhi Garden's beauty and antiquity. There is a luxurious tomb about 300 meters from the tomb of Mohammed Shah. 

  The tomb was not identified. But it is essential that he was a senior officer during Sikandar Lodhi's reign. 

  There are references of Islamic carving and Koran around the tomb and around it. Sheesh Gumbad is also the glory of Lodhi Gardens. Architectural in this two-storey building is very visible. 

  There are many graves inside it. It is believed that it was built during the reign of Mughal ruler Sikandar Lodi. The beauty of glass tiles in the tomb seems different.

  Due to special decoration, it is called the Shisha Gumbad. Athapula is also very special. Athapura Sikandar is a magnificent bridge with seven arches away from Lodhi's tomb. 

  The bridges of this bridge are more of a dispersion. There are eight pillars in this magnificent bridge. It was built by the Mughal ruler.

  According to experts, this Achipula was built by Nawab Bahadur during the reign of King Shah of Akbar. In fact, Lodhi Gardens is the pride of the national capital Delhi. 

  All-round green velvet lawn lawns seem very good. The Lodhi Garden All-round is covered with epitomizes, monuments and structures of ancient Mughal rulers.

   It can also call it a magnificent heritage walk point. The wonderful and picturesque scenery of the city goes down in the hearts.

  The joy of the gardens makes the mind and body lively. From the point of view of health, Lodhi Garden is extremely energetic. 

  The overlay of all-round mangrove vegetation provides plenty of oxygen to the tourists. Here the lungs have their feathers.

  It can also call it a green house. In this magnificent ancient garden there are many fountains, ponds, flower rides, jogging track etc. 

  Spread over 90 acres of area, this park can be called amazing. The turtle of birds and noise also seems to be very disgusting to the tourists. Here many species of birds variance. You can also call the garden a magnificent botanical garden.

   All necessary resources are available for the visit of Lodhi Gardens. The nearest airport is the Indira Gandhi International Airport New Delhi. The nearest railway station is New Delhi Junction. Tourists can also visit Lodhi Gardens by road.
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Khangchendzonga National Park: Amazing Beauty

   There is no combination of natural beauty of Khangchendzonga National Park. Yes, the natural beauty of the Khangchendzonga National Park, the country keeps its special position in the world. 

   This very beautiful garden of Sikkim, India's northeast state, is an amazing and precious heritage of wildlife. 

  Particularly, in the best 35 heritage of the world, Khangchendzonga National Park has a special place. This magnificent garden has a lot of specialties, part of the Himalayan range of Sikkim's eastern districts.

 UNESCO declared it a World Heritage in 2016. Spread over an area of ​​1784 sq km, this National Park is full of specialties.

   Located at an elevation of about 1829 meters to 8500 meters above sea level, the Khangchendzonga National Park is also home to extinct wildlife species. 

  Specially in the Khangchendzonga National Park, the melancholy of numerous animals, such as Snow Leopard, Himalayan Black Bears, Tibbati Antelope, Wild Ass, Kakad, Musk Ding, Flying Squirrel, Red Panda etc. are visible. Khangchendzonga mountain peak is only in Khangchendzonga National Park area. 

  Khangchendzonga is the world's third highest peak. Particularly there are many glaciers in this park. The Himalayan climate is very favorable for flora and fauna. 

  Therefore, there is a global treasure of mangrove vegetation in Khangchendzonga National Park. This garden was established on August 26, 1977 at the official level. 

  Particularly there are some settlements of the Lepcha tribe in this National Park. So tourists can also come from tribal culture in the Khangchendzonga National Park. Magnolia, Burusha and the dense forested area of ​​Cedar attracts the natural beauty of Khangchendzonga National Park. It is the national park of the country. 

  The magnificent and beautiful valleys of the Khangchendzonga National Park attract visitors. Mountains of slopes covered with velvety grass slopes are beautiful here. Water sports of lakes, waterfalls and rivers are very visible. The flame of the water flowing attracts the mind. 

  Snowflake mountain peaks create a special thrill in the rainbow shade of the peaks. Several lakes and barren elevated terrains, including the Jamui Glacier, are special here. 

  Particularly there are more than 18 glaciers in the Khangchendtzonga National Park. Glaciers are world-famous for their huge size-type. Not only that, 

  Khangchendzonga National Park is also known for foreign wildlife. Many extinct species of exotic wildlife are seen here. Lal Panda, Tibetan Sheep, Bharal etc., etc. Apart from this, Khangchendzonga National Park also has a series of 19 alpine lakes. 

  The 19 mountain peaks of the Himalayan range are also visible from Khangchendzonga National Park. Among them, Mount Khangchendzonga is very popular. 

  The Tholung monastery is a very sacred temple in the buffer area of ​​Khangchendzonga National Park. 

  Tourists can enjoy trekking trekking here. Lachen and Green Lake tracks are especially famous in the Tracking Point here. 

  The best time to visit Khangchendzonga National Park is April to May. Tourists can also travel from October to November period. Tourists realize plenty of oxygen here.

  All necessary resources are available for the trip to Khangchendzonga National Park. The nearest airport is Bagdogra Airport. The distance of Khangchendzonga National Park from Bagdogra Airport is about 222 kilometers. The nearest railway station is Jalpaiguri Junction. Tourists can also travel by road.
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Keoladeo National Park: Paradise of Birds

    Keoladeo National Park should be called Paradise for migratory birds. The natural beauty of the garden is also amazing. 

  In fact, Keoladeo National Park is a Bird Sanctuary. However, this National Park finds wonderful wildlife. 

  The bird sanctuary of Bharatpur in Rajasthan, India, is proud of the aroma of flowers. The name of this bird national park is based on Lord Shiva. Here is Shiva Temple of Keoladeo Mahadev. 

  It is particularly important that more than 366 species of birds are protected by the Keoladeo National Park. In the Keoladeo National Park, there is a beautiful and beautiful Asian country and native birds. In the winter the Keoladeo National Park becomes very visible. 

  Due to the noise of migratory birds - the color of the mind makes the mind enchanted. This magnificent sanctuary of Bharatpur in Rajasthan spreads within a radius of about 29 sq km. 

  In addition to birds, 379 flower species of species, more than 50 species of fish, more than 50 species of snakes, more than a dozen species of lizards, innumerable species of turtles are beautified in the Keoladeo National Park. Keoladeo National Park is indeed India's rich biological heritage.

  It is also known as Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary. Significantly, there are thousands of rare and extinct species of birds and animals in the Keoladeo National Park.

  For example, the storks coming from Siberia, etc. The Keoladeo National Park is known to go abroad for global tourism. In autumn the Keoladeo National Park contains the bird scientists abundance.

  According to experts, in 1971 it was declared a protected bird sanctuary. After this, in 1985, the UNESCO declared it a world heritage, considering the specificity of the Keoladeo National Park. Experts believe that this bird sanctuary has existed for more than 250 years. 

  Explains that Maharaja Surajmal of Bharatpur constructed a dam in this area. This huge dam was built at the confluence site of the Ganges and Ganges rivers. Even during the reign of the Keoladeo National Park during the reign of Raja-Maharaja's favorite hunting ground was also. 

  Although this tradition was before 1850 This national bird sanctuary was once known to be known for the plurality of birds like Melord and Til. The Keoladeo National Park can also be called a zinc. 

  Visitors can see the vivid sights of rare creatures and animals. Here in the monsoon season, it is particularly special to see the bloom of birds. Numerous species are visible on the head and the gray duck, Pinotel, royal vulture, field vulture, yellow-brown vulture, spotted vulture, harrier vulture, dull vulture etc. 

  In addition to birds, groups of tigers, leopards, black deer, python, sambhar etc are found here. Intensive forest area covered with vegetation appears to be very tempting. 

 The aroma of flowers always keeps the environment pleasant.

  All necessary resources are available for the visit of Keoladeo National Park. The nearest airport is the Indira Gandhi International Airport New Delhi. 

   The distance from Keoladeo National Park to New Delhi Airport is approximately 184 kilometers. Visitors can also visit Keoladeo National Park from Agra Airport. The nearest railway station is Bharatpur junction. Tourists can also travel by road.
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Sahyadri Mountains: Exciting Realization

   The vastness of the Sahyadri mountain should be described as amazing. The beauty pageant of this vast mountain range presents an ammunition of nature.

  The peaks of the Sahyadri mountains attract tourists, and the beauty of the lakes and streams and rivers creates a new text of natural beauty. 

  There is a great range of national parks, reserve forests, wildlife sanctuaries in the vast area stretching from Maharashtra to Goa, Kerala, Karnataka and Tamilnadu. The Sahyadri mountain enjoys special fame as Western Ghats. 

  Experts believe that the length of Sahyadri Mountain is about 160000 square kilometers. Width is also around 100 kilometers. The height above sea level is about 1200 meters. 

  Experts believe that the Sahyadri mountain range is a high biodiversity area. UNESCO has given the Sahyadri mountain status as World Heritage. Sahyadri Mountain is a special favorite area for global tourists. 

  This natural beauty stretches from Maharashtra to Kerala, Karnataka and Tamilnadu, which is attracted by global tourists. 

  Specially, the beauty of the Sahyadri mountain starts from Maharashtra. Gaya, Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu ends in Kanyakumari. 

  Experts believe that the bio-diversity of the Sahyadri mountain is the top eight place in the world. The abundance and diversity of the herbical flora makes this entire region the best in the world. Nearly 325 extinct species of organisms are especially preserved here. 

  The Sahyadri mountain can be called the storage area of ​​extinct wildlife and the endangered vegetative vegetation. Dribbha is a specialty here. 

  In 2012, UNESCO has given the status of global heritage to 39 main places of Sahyadri mountain ie Western Ghats. The natural beauty of Sahyadri Mountain attracts global tourists. 

  The tourists here feel themselves in a different world. Particularly that the Sahyadri mountain is also confined to the ocean in many places. 

  Sahyadri Mountain is literally Sanskrit name. Several spectacular and magnificent fortresses are beautiful in the Sahyadri mountain range. This fort is historic and famous. 

  Thal Ghat of Sahyadri Mountain, Bhor Ghat, Pal Ghat etc. are grand-divine passes. Thal Ghat is situated on the Mumbai-Agra road. Similarly, Bhor Ghat is on the Mumbai-Poona road. Pal Ghat Pass is the area of ​​the Nilgiri Plateau. 

  In South India, this Sahyadri mountain is elevated and looks as Annamalai Mountain. Notably, any dimension of natural beauty in the Sahayadri mountain range is not untouched. Tea and plenty of beans-bee-pleasing or flora of flora. 

  Ambient hearts provide a special freshness to the mind. The valleys of flowers then fall into the hearts. Experts believe that over 1600 species of flowers are flowered and flourished here. Thus it is a unique area of ​​the world. 

  There are two bio-protected areas in the Sahyadri mountain range. Not only this, there are 13 national parks. Silent Valley of Kerala is a part of this Sahyadri mountain range. 

  The Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve is part of the Sahyadri Mountains. This is the unique and unique area of ​​the world. 

  It is spread around 5500 square kilometers. For the environment lovers, Sahyadri mountain range is like a paradise. 

  Tourists feel the nature of the lap here. Velvet grasslands make the honeycomb feel. Tourists also do the same with the comfort and comfort of Rohmanch.

  All necessary resources are available for the trip to Sahyadri Mountain. As it is easy to get anywhere through air travel from Mumbai, Maharashtra's capital. 

  Air travel can be done through the airport of Goa, Kerala, Karnataka and Tamilnadu. Travelers from Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport Mumbai can tour the Sahyadri mountain range in Maharashtra. Here Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj can reach the Terminus Mumbai railway. Tourists can also travel to Sahyadri Mountain by road.
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