India Travel: The place of Gods

Posted on March 30, 2010 by admin

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India Travel: The place of Gods

Shimla derives its name from goddess ‘Shayamla Devi’, which is a manifestation of Goddess Kali. The capital of Himachal Pradesh came into light when the British discovered it in 1819 and in 1864 Shimla was declared as the summer capital of India.

India - Experience Exotic Vacations, short and long holidays. Enjoy a romantic evening overlooking the 400 year old City Palace at Udaipur. View the changing hues of the Taj Mahal, Agra from your room. Experience the ancient art of Yoga and meditation in tranquil surroundings. Stay at some of the World’s Best Hotels on a memorable journey through India at an extraordinary value.

A hideaway with acres of tropical gardens, shimmering ocean and golden sands along a private beach. Lush rain forests, sparkling blue ocean views and beautiful beaches accompany you as you arrive at this idyllic garden resort. India has an intimate ambiance, with thatched-roof villas and terraced pavilions dotting 24 acres of tropical gardens.

The villas and pavilions have expansive, shaded terraces to relax in, while you look out at beautiful gardens or beaches. All the villas and terrace pavilions offer spacious bedrooms and feature local colors, textures and artifacts.

India’s Best Spa Resort Wildflower Hall, invites you to A Journey Of Wellness in the Himalayas with two programs to chose from. Enjoy the serenity of private Spa Suites and Spa Pavilions surrounded by soothing views of forests and majestic peaks as you are revitalized with therapies drawn from Ayurvedic, Asian and Western techniques. Unwind in the indoor swimming pool or spectacular outdoor jacuzzi while you take in the spectacle of the snow capped Himalayas.

Where would you like to tour in India?

Tara Devi: On Shimla - Kalka road (NH-22) this holy place is accessible by Rail, bus and car. From the station/road-one can visit the temple either on foot or by taxi / jeep.

Fagu: On Hindustan-Tibet Road. It has enchanting views. Himachal Tourism runs the Hotel peach Blossom.

Narkanda: On the Hindustan Tibet road, Narkanda offers spectacular views of snow ranges. An uphill trek through Deodar woods leads to Hatu Peak (8 Km). Ancient temple of Hatu Mata is alive with skiers. HPTDC runs Hotel Hatu and in winters short skiing courses are organised.

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