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Pachmarhi-Madhya Pradesh in India

Pachmarhi

Pachmarhi is the known hill station of State Madhya Pradesh, India. This beautiful spot is also identified as Pachmarhi Cantonment. In common, the place is recognized as Queen of Satpura (Satpura ki Rani). The good height of 1100 meters of the hill and deep valley of Satpura are special things to watch at this natural beauty place.

The King Bhawut Singh of Dond kingdom ruled this place for many years. However, British government undertaken this tribal dynasty in 1857. Captain James Forsyth introduced this place to the world and merged this spot to British Rule. This central state hill station became the infirmary for British company in the Central India. The average population of this Indian tourist place was 3,020 in 1901, though it increased to almost double in summer months in the same year.

This verdant gem of Madhya Pradesh is the lovely hill area covered by Satpura ranges. Tourist can find some unseen plants and trees in the forest of Pachmarhi. Experts call this place as archaeological wealthy house and the caves in Mahadeo hills as richest rock paintings of the world. Most of the paintings are older than 10,000 years.

People love nature and looking for mental peace should reach this hill station, especially in summer vacations. The town of Pachmarhi is pollution free and covered with dense forest. Different shapes of the trees and some unknown plants design the place with different looks. Tourist can enjoy the real forest at this hill station.

Few interesting places at Pachmarhi are Rajat Prapat, Bee Fall, Dhoot Akhilesh, Bada Mahadev, Gupt Mahadev, Chauragarh (Shiva Temple), Dhupgarh (The uppermost peak of Madhya Pradesh), Handi Khoh (known as Deep Valley), Apsara Falls (also known as Fairy Pool), Jatashankar, Duchess Fall, Pachmarhi hill, Pansy Pool, Waters meet, Picadilly circus, Patharchatta, Crump's crag, Lady Robertson's view, Colletin Crag, Mount Rosa, Handi Kho, Reechgarh, Rajendra Giri's garden, Bansri Bihar, Little Fall, Naagdwari, and Draupadi Kund.

Attaining to Pachmarhi:

By Air: closest airport to reach this Indian tourist place is Bhopal. The distance between Bhopal airport and Pachmarhi is just 195 kms. Frequent domestic flights are available from Delhi, Jabalpur, Gwalior, Mumbai, Indore and many other cities of India.

By Road: the road throughout the forest with curves makes the journey special. Pachmarhi is linked through regular bus services from Bhopal, Nagpur, Hoshangabad, Chhindwara and Pipariya.

By Train: Pipariya is the railway station situated at just 47 kms distance. Trains from several cities are reaching Pipariya. Mumbai to Howrah through Allahabad is the suitable rail route to reach Pachmarhi.

Chittorgarh - Historical Place of Rajasthan in India

Chittorgarh - Historical Place

Chittorgarh is the well-known city of Rajasthan State, India. Some other names of the city are Chittor, Chittaurgarh or Chittaur. Rajputs from Rajasthan are famous throughout the world. The empire of Rajputs created Chittaur as the capital city of Mewar in ancient period. The city is located near two rivers Gambhiri and Berach. History is having great value of Chittorgarh because of braveness of kings, queens and children of the city in ancient time. Queen Padmini and Queen Karnavati are two world famous names of great Indian female warriors. These both queens fought for their kingdom in Chittor.  Gora and Badal were two great worriers fought against Allaudin Khalji in 1303 AD. Some more great fighters got huge popularity in history is Jaimal and Phata. They did the war with the Mugal’s in 1568 AD. The bravery of these worrier impressed Mugal Emperor Akbar. Akbar installed the statues of Jaimal and Phata in Agra fort. Meera the devotee of Lord Krishna was also from this city.

This legendary city is known for Asia’s big fort constructed by Rajput Rulers. People want to learn Indian history should visit this Indian tourist place. The daring, valor and sacrifice of Chittorgarh rulers made the city special than any other place of India. Countless legends from the city made history particularly for their Rajput Empire.

Main tourist places in Chittorgarh involve the Chittorgarh Fort, tower of success known as Vijay Stambh, tower of renown known as Kirti Stambh, Rana Kumbha's Mahal, Rani Padmini's Mahal, temple of Kalika Mata, and Museum.

Chittorgarh Castle (Killa/Fort): The biggest fort of Asia is situated in Chittorgarh, which is the sign of the Rajput bravery and ultimate sacrifices. The fort is constructed at good height of 180 meter from the ground level. The high hard rock hills of Rajasthan are really difficult to break, but Rajput rulers broke these hills and created historical fort with solid stones. To approach the Chittorgarh Fort travelers have to cross 1 km zigzag road on the hill. There are 7 gates to enter the main entrance Rampol. The Fort covers 700 acres land and construction was done by Maurya’s in the seventh century AD. Some people believe that the fort was constructed by Pandava’s. Rajput’s great warriors Maharana Pratap, Gora, Rana, Badal, Kumbha, Jaimal, Patta, and some more played vital role to save the city from external attacks.

Tower of success (Vijay Stambh): the tower constructed by Maharana Kumbha is famous as tower of victory. The tower was constructed after the win of war against Mahmud Khilji. This tower is 37 meter high with 9 stores.

Tower of Fame (Kirti Stambh): this is another tower dedicated to the first Jain Teerthankar Adinath. This must visit spot of Chittorgarh is having narrow stairway.

Rana Kumbha Mahal: this impressive huge monument is constructed inside the Fort of Chittorgarh. Rana Kumbha was the very good architect and he loves the creation of various designed buildings. This palace was the best example of Rana’s creation, though the palace played some important roles during in history of Chittorgarh. Queen Padmini committed sacrifice at this palace just to protect her honor.

Padmini Mahal: this is the palace constructed next to amazing lotus pool in fort. The ruler Alauddin Khilji first saw the reflection of Rani Padmini at this lotus pool. He got very impressed by the appearance of Rahi. Khilji decided to possess the Rani Padmini at any cost. However, such thing his army applied on local ladies as well which increased the mass suicide of females in the Chittorgarh fort.

Kalika Mata Shrine: constructed as Sun Temple is another tourist place in Chittorgarh. This temple was constructed in eighth century dedicated to Kalika Mata.

Some other tourist places in Chittorgarh are Kumbha Shyam Temple, Meerabai Temple, Gaumukh Reservoir, and Archeological Museum.

Attaining to Chittorgarh:

This city is connected through rail and road.

By Air: reaching Chittorgarh is possible through air but travelers have to reach Jaipur first. From Jaipur its just 304 kms away so travlers can hire the taxi or state buses from Jaipur.

               

By road and Rail: getting state bus from Indore is possible, though Neemuch is the closest big railway station to reach Chittorgarh. Reaching time from Neemuch to Chittorgarh is only 1 hour 30 mins.

Chail - Hill station of Himachal Pradesh in India

Chail - Hill station of Himachal Pradesh

The huge list of beautiful hill stations in India makes it the special tourist places then others. The secret hill station Chail is situated in State Himachal Pradesh, India. Earlier, it was the summer capital of Ruler Adhiraj Singh of Patiala.

Reaching Chail allow visitors to reach Shimla as well because the distance between Chail and Shimla is just 49 kms. The best spot in this favourite tourist place is Chail Mehal, which is popular for its structural design. Playing spots in Chail is the best time pass for local people as well as tourists. Here visitors can enjoy playing cricket and polo at respective ground constructed at good altitude of 2,444 meters. These grounds were owned by former Imperial family of Patiala. Experts say the world's uppermost cricket ground is situated in Chail.

This place is considered as uppermost paradise in the world, whose area is far away from the busy life of capital Shimla. The altitude of Chail is 2,250 m, which is higher comparing to Shimla. The deep surrounded gigantic deodars and chirr pine forests are giving the amazing view to visitors. View of amazing Indian tourist places Shimla and Kasauli is possible from this Chail hill. People want to visit cool places in summer can reach to Chail as the weather is always pleasant of this hill station. Winter visit could be little difficult to visitors must take their warm clothes.

Tourist spots of Chail:

Chail Sanctuary (located at Sadhupul): this sanctuary is only 3 kms away from the Chail City. It was notified on 21st March, 1976 covered in area of 10854 hectares. Here tourist can watch Kakkar, Gorals, Sambar, Red Fowl, Khalij and Pheasants. This sanctuary is having Machan and some sight seeing spots. 

Cricket Ground: this is one more beautifully man made ground surrounded by dense deodar forest. This is the highest cricket ground of the world place Chail in special tourist places lists. The ground was constructed in 1893 for British Rulers entertainment in summer season. Today this ground is used by Chail Military School as a playground.

Chail Military School: a well-known school of Chail is located at hills. This ancient building was constructed by King of Patiala for local people.

Palace: the beautiful Mehal of Raja Bhupinder Singh is situated at Chail. However, the palace is converted into hotel but some part is still open for the visitors. Those who can afford accommodation in the palace can enjoy food and culture of Chail in the Mehal.

Rajgarh Mehal: this is the superb palace constructed with intricate furnishings. It was constructed in 1891 by Hindu Rulers. Here tourist can enjoy comfortable huts and small houses with dense forests. The serene walks, children’s park, lover’s hill and sprawling lawns are some special things that visitors can do in this palace.

Temple of Sidh Baba: The King Bhupinder Singh had initially planned to construct the palace at this place, though he got the sidh Saint in his dream asking to shift from the place because of his meditated at the spot. Thus, king changed the plan and constructed the temple of Sidh Baba.

Attaining to Chail:

By road: reaching this tourist place is possible through road. Chail is properly linked by road to various cities of Himachal Pradesh. Tourist can hire the bus or taxi from Shimla to reach this destination. Tourist has to cover the distance of 45 kms from Shimla and 49 kms from Kufri. People coming from Kalka has to travel 86 kms distance. Frequent buses from Shimla, Delhi and Chandigarh are available to attain Chail.

By Air: nearest big airport to reach Chail is Chandigarh situated at just 120 kms distance. Tourist can also attain flight to Shimla airport situated at only 63 kms.

Orchha - Secret fort city of Madhya Pradesh

Orchha is the beautiful Indian tourist place situated in Tikamgarh region, state Madhya Pradesh. This is the town also known as Urchha founded by King Rudra Pratap in 1501. The well-known river Betwa crosses through this town.

Historical Background of Orchha: this town was established in the AD by the chief of Bundela Rudra Pratap. He was the first ruler of Orchha, (duration between 1501 to 1531). The fort constructed by Rudra Pratap Singh is major attraction for the tourist in this town. A famous Chaturbhuj Temple is next spot for the tourist in Orchha. This shrine was constructed during the mugal Emperor Akbar ruling period. The other following religious spot Raj Mandir was constructed by Madhukar Shah between 1554-1591. 

Some of the impressive tourist places of Orchha are:

Betwa River Site: in rainy season, the river gets higher flow of water. Sitting at the site of Betwa River and watching the battlement wall and huge fort could be different experience for the visitors. The river is bounded by barricade walls connected to the fort.

Orchha Fort: The palace was constructed by Rudra Pratap Singh. Here tourist can visit the temples and various shrines constructed by the various rulers of different empires. Experts call the Orchha as the peaceful place of India where a tourist can enjoy watching river from the peak of fort with an astonishing greenery view. Orchha fort includes several linked buildings established at different periods. Most of the structures are used by Kings of different empires. Such buildings are known as the Jahangir Mahal and Raja Palace.

Ram Raja Temple: this shrine is constructed on the town square base. Delicate domes are special things of this temple. Mugal Emperor Jahangir constructed the palace on the rectangular area which is pleased by the round tower at every corner. Temple's roof is coroneted by 8 big domes.

Jahangir Palace: another beautiful tourist spot is added to the list constructed with amazing variety of Mugal structural design.

Chaturbhuj Temple: This shrine is one of the oldest temples of India.  The construction period is 9th century of this shrine.

Orchha is the small town of MP, and it’s not being developed so tourist might face some problem with accommodation and transportation. Hiring the paid taxi could be best solution for enjoy the town properly, though taxies are available in limited quantity.

This is the beautiful greenery peaceful place and government should start the schemes and plans to attract a tourist to this masterpiece architectural place. 

Tourist can also enjoy the bird watching Orchha as diverse birds come to the town at season and different occasions. The best part of accommodation is visitors will get feeling of village life in Orchha by staying in local loge and small hotels. Visitors from around the world are reaching Orchha to enjoy the village life of India.

Attaining to Orchha:

To reach this tourist place visitor have to reach the train is the best method. Orchha railway station is connected through linked trains. Direct train from Jhansi is available to attain this place. Distance between Jhansi and Orchha is only 15 kms so journey through road is possible once reaching Jhansi. Jhansi is properly connected with various big cities across the country. Orchha is very near to another Indian tourist place Khajuraho. Those who reach Orchha can also visit the stunning historical place Khajuraho.

Mangalore city in Karnataka, India

Mangalore

Mangalore is the port city of Karnataka, India. The city is having another name in Tulu language as Kudla. The Bangalore city is just 357 kilo meters away from Mangalore. This natural beauty Indian tourist place is located between the Western Ghats hills and the Arabian Sea. Mangalore city was named following Hindu goddess Mangala Devi. The two big rivers known as Gurupura and Netravati of Mangalore behave as a staging center for Arabian Sea traffic. The modest weather of city permits visitors to reach the spot anytime. Around, 75 % of coffee and most of the cashew is exported from Mangalore port that means the port of Mangalore is connected to the world through sea.  

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Looking at the history of the city it was ruled by many rulers such as Hoysalas, Kadambas, Chalukyas, Vijayanagar dynasty, Rashtrakutas and Portuguese. Mangalore was the part of the Madras government until the independence of India.

Some known languages that people speak in Mangalore are Tulu, Kannada, Konkani, and Beary. Here the tourist will find rolling hills, freshwater streams, coconut palms, and red clay tiled buildings. The city is placed on eighth position in the list of clean city of India.

Interesting tourist places of Mangalore city:

Sultan Battery: this is the black stone protection area built by Tippu Sulthan to stop battle ships to enter the Gurupura River.  Tourist has to travel for 6 km distance from Mangalore City Bus Stand. Presently, it is the abandoned destination but a tourist will learn about the city's history by visiting this place.

Kadri Manjunath Temple: this shrine is the ancient historic destination for a tourist in Mangalore. Temple is constructed in the square boundary on the high hills, which attracts the visitors. Devotees of Lokeshwara are reaching the temple in the large amount every year. The statue of Lokeshwara is made of bronze. On the hills, people can visit 'Jogimutt' and some caves of Pandavas. The only distance of 4 kms from NMB (Nehru Maidan Bus stand) allow visitors to reach the spot easily.  Visitors can also watch the seven sacred pools at this place.

St. Aloysius Church: this church is just 1 km distant from Nehru Bus stand. Here the paintings on the church walls are best thing to watch. The artist Antony Moshaini form Italy made all these paintings at the time of Portugal rulers. The construction period of church was between 1899 to 1900. 

Shri Sharavu Mahaganapathi Temple: the city is world-famous for religious centers. Visitors will find countless temples such as Sharavu, Mangaladevi, Kadri, Kudroli and many more shrines. Sri Sharavu Sharabeshwara shrine is outstanding among all temples of Mangalore.

Light House Hill Garden: this garden is located at 1 km distance from the city bus stand. The astonishing sea view from the hill and sunset vision with sailing ships could be diverse experience for visitors. The renovated garden at hill is beautifully decorated, which gives amazing feeling to visitors.

Kudroli Gokarnath Temple: this pilgrim spot is just 3 kms away Nehru bus stand. Temple has been recently renovated so it is another best tourist spot of Mangalore.

Mangaladevi Temple: This is another pilgrim place of the city situated only 3 kms away from bus stand. The construction of the temple was done by Ballal family of Kerala.

Seemanthi Bai Government Museum: the next tourist place of Mangalore is museum located at 4 km distance from Nehru city bus stand.

Kadri Park: those who love greenery should visit Kadri Park located at 5 km distance from bus stand.

Mangalore Port: sea lovers can reach to Mangalore port situated just 10 kms away from the bus stand. Experts describe the harbor as India’s 9th biggest port. 

Surathkal Beach: beach lovers can reach to picturesque Surathkal beach of Mangalore. The clean surrounding with light house is special spots at this beach.

Tannirbavi Beach: another beach at Mangalore is Tannirbavi popular for sunset view.  Travelers have to cross 12 kms distance from local bus stand to reach the spot.

Someshwar Beach: this is one more beach of Mangalore situated at just 11 kms distant. Here tourist can enjoy great rock lying on the beach.

Ullal Darga: the major mosque of the city is "Ullal Darga" constructed in 1958. Uroo's festival at this place is special to watch, though the festival is celebrated after every five years.

Some other visitor’s spots in Mangalore are Rosario Church, Milagres Church, Sharavu Maha Ganapathi Temple, Kudupu Temple (9 kms away), Polali Rajarajeshwari Temple (22 kms away), Bengre (2 kms away), boat riding center and Kotepur.

Bandipur National Park (310 kms), Chikmagalur hill station (146 kms), Coorg (159 kms), Goa (360 kms), Kozhikode (221 kms), Madikeri hillstation (143 kms), Mysore (260 kms), Ooty (397 kms), Srirangapatna (278 kms), Wayanad (260 kms), Bangalore (372 kms) are few more gateways near to Mangalore City.

Attaining to Mangalore:

By Road: Mangalore roads are clean and properly managed by administrations. The NH (National Highway) 48 and NH 17 is linked to many other big cities and towns of the nation. Private and government buses are available from various cities of India to reach Mangalore.

By Train: Mangalore is the big city directly connected through train from various parts of the country. Kerala -Mangalore Railways, Konkan Railways, and Hassan Mangalore Railways are direct trains allowing visitors to reach this Indian tourist place easily.

By Air: The closest Bajpe airport to reach Mangalore is just 16 kms away. Bajpe airport is connected by domestic flights from various parts of the country.