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MAREDUMILLI, E.G.Dist

Khajuraho MP

Khajuraho MP

Place : Khajurahu MP India

Best time to visit : Oct to Feb

State : Madhya Pradesh

Nearest airport : Khajuraho (Flights from Delhi india).

Bhopal : It is around 300 KM from bhopal by road.

Train station :

Jhanshi (State UP around 100KM. Lots of train run from Delhi to Jhanshi. best one will be Shatabdi and Rajdhani express both takes around 5 hours from Delhi) .

Satna (State -MP around 90KM from here. there are 2-3 trains from delhi one is Rewa express which takes around 12 hours from delhi and it is over night journey. try this if you want to see rural india by train). You can hire taxi from here for travelling Khajuraho.

Town : This town is very less populated around 20,000. The down is totally dependent of tourism. Local people are either working in agriculture or associated with travel industry. People mostly speaks Hindi but with English you can survive here and there are guide who speaks german, janapnese, spanish also. Good place to buy Indian traditional art work.

The Hawa Mahal is a popular place among visitors to Rajasthan because of the amazing view it offers of the city and particularly Jantar Mantar (another tourist attraction). Many insist that the best time to visit Hawa Mahal is in the early morning, right when the sun is rising. As the palace bathes in the golden light of the sun, it looks like a fantastic image conjured up by the mind in a trance. The palace glows like an impalpable dream, which makes you feel that even if you dare blink your eyes, it will quickly dissolve into thin air.

Most of the people come her to see the beautiful facade, but you can also climb the top for a view of the city below; peer through the latticed windows to experience the fascinating interplay of gazes set up by the structure. The entrance is from the rear of the building.

Time: 9:00 A.M.- 4:00 P.M.(Daily)

Golden Temple

Golden Temple : It is also known as Swarn Mandir. During Maharaja Ranjit Singh's reign the lower half of the temple was decorated with marble while the entire upper half was inlaid with copper covered over by gold plate : hence its new name, the Golden Temple. Free kitchen and recitation of the divine word never cease here. Its four gates invite everyone from all directions.

How to Reach Amritsar:

By Air: The airport at Amritsar named Raja Sani International Airport offers excellent services. The airport is well connected by other parts of the country by regular flights.

By Rail: Amritsar is directly connected to Amritsar via rail route. It takes about 8 to 10 hours to reach Amritsar by train.

By Road: Grand Trunk Karnal Road connects Delhi to Amritsar. Regular buses are available from I.S.B.T. Delhi to Amritsar..

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Golkonda - Hyderabad

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