Kerala is renowned primarily for its ecotourism endeavors and attractive backwaters. It is a favorite tourist spot for tourists. But you should never miss the five offbeat things in Kerala.

Staying in a Tree House

Thekkady is one of the outstanding tree houses in Kerala where you can encounter nature experience from within the comfortable living quarters of a resort. Located near the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, the terrace of a Rangerwood’s cottage is a birdwatcher’s heaven to say.

Giant Swing

Dare to jump for the giant swing, situated in Varkala, 50 metres from Aaliyirakkm Beach, Oceano By Trouvaille features lodging with a cafeteria, free personal parking, a park and a private beach site. It has proximity to Varkala Beach, Janardhanaswamy Temple and Varkala Cliff. The nearest airport is Thiruvananthapuram International Airport, 35 km from Oceano By Trouvaille.

Sunrise at Kolukkumalai

Catching the sunrise from this cliff top was a different experience. The only mode to get there is by a 4WD Jeep as there is no good road.

This site is at the top of Kolukkumalai peak and well within the tea estate. The ride is not appropriate for children less than four and people above the age of 60. After reaching the parking lot, have a trek for 10 mins in complete darkness. A torch would be helpful or use cell phones. However, you will forget all this ordeal once you see the cloud bed kissing the cliffs of western ghats and the stars in the sky. The sunrise is stunning, and the views are sensational.

Glass Bridge

The first Glass Bridge experience was built in South India, situated at Wayanad, for an outstanding fun period. Experience the ultimate joy as you step over a tropical rainforest that offers a 360-degree panorama of the green surroundings.

Riding a Shikara

Shikara is a little boat that costs around 2400/per boat for 3 hours, irrespective of the number of individuals. You can negotiate for a more reasonable rate and time. If you want to encounter a backwater journey for a few hours, then it is suggested to take Shikara, which is cheaper than houseboats. Generally, it will have six chairs and a small bed. In the evening, you may have a stunning sunset view surrounded by water, and you can cover it in pictures. The preferred time is 3 pm – 6 pm. Recommend to arrange your lunch before or after the ride (lunch not contained in the tariff). The boat will pause in between for tea and snacks. The crowd will be more on weekends and holidays.

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We all know about the fastest mode of traveling. It is, of course, the air mode. It is the fast-moving mode of traveling present in India. In an emergency or to travel comfortably, you opt for flight mode. But, it is an expensive mode of travel for us sometimes. It can damage the budget of your trip because the spending will go on buying tickets only. But if you plan to go abroad, opting for flight mode is the only option.

If you want to fly on a low budget, then this article will help you.

Some tricks mentioned below are to book a flight smartly and also budget-friendly.

Ways to book the cheapest flights

1. Start early: The flight tickets become more expensive as the departure comes closer. Therefore, try to book the tickets early but not too early. Start researching your flight details and get familiar with how the prices are going up and down. Booking 2-3 months before your journey may be the best time to get a cheaper ticket.

2. Get flexible with the dates: The price of the tickets depends on the time of the year when you plan to travel. If you plan to travel on a festival day, the ticket price may be of high rate. Mid-week days are always cheaper than the weekends. Therefore, try to get flexible with your traveling dates.

3. Go incognito: Booking websites usually store the previous search history and cookies from your browser to increase the airfare of a repeatedly searched route. The websites can manipulate you to buy late than early. So, to avoid this situation, you can use the incognito mode so that the history doesn’t get stored.

4. Use of alternative routes: You can use a nearby airport rather than the primary one to reach your destination as it may be cheaper than the direct airport. Always look for an alternative way to reduce expenses.

5. Single-person price research: Always search and book tickets for a single person, even if you plan to go with family or friends. Search and book tickets for a single person every time as on a family or a friend package they may cost you expensive.

6. Look for cheaper travel places: You can look to the destinations in your budget. Use a travel search engine to get an idea about the prices and select accordingly.

7. Look for special deals on social media: You can follow the airlines online and get updates about their offers and discounts.

Flying cheap is not difficult at all. You can refer to these tricks to purchase cheap tickets and experience a fun and budget-friendly trip.

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Trips are the best way to get more relaxed and refreshed. And if that trip is a road trip, then no doubt it will be the best experience of your life. Road trips with friends will be more fun and exciting. This article will give you the best ideas about where you can plan your road trip and how you can make that road trip successful by following the best routes and selecting the best time to visit.

Manali To Leh

Whenever a person thinks of taking a road trip, the first place that comes to mind is the mountains. The most adventurous place for the mountain person with eye-catching and beautiful views will be Manali to Leh. This trip will surely leave a memorable mark on your life.

Total distance: The highway is 474 km long, and it begins from Manali.

Best time to visit: The right time for you to take this road trip is from June 1 to September 15. It’s the official period for road trips. For bikers, it will be the best road trip of their lives.

Time required: It will take at least two days to cover this trip with adequate stops for rest.

Let’s have a look at this complete route.

Road map and highway status

You will come across the deodar forests of Manali at 1900 m, Rani Nallah water crossing on your left towards Rohtang pass. The pass then descends into Lahaul (Chandra Valley) and reaches Khoshkar, where the entries of the tourists are registered. Now, for the night, the most famous spot is Keylong, where you can stay at Gemur or Jispa. River Chandra will also come in the way, providing a beautiful view for the nature lover. You will come across Darcha, Zanskar that diverges at Darcha, Pateso, ZingZingBar, Suraj Taal pass, Baralacha, and Sarchu. The road then enters the land of Jammu Kashmir, Nakee La, and Lachung La. The highest point on the Manali-Leh road comes, Taglang La passes at 5359 m.The pass then descends into Rumtse, the Indus valley, Upshi, and Karu villages. Once the Choglamsar crosses, you will be in the lands of Leh. You will see a board at the entrance gate with the slogan “Jullay, Welcome to Ladakh.”

Best food: Khoshkar is the best place on this trip for its food at the dhabas.

Mumbai To Igatpuri

Mumbai has a lot in store for its visitors, and Igatpuri, situated near Nashik, is a hill station. If you are thinking of taking this road trip, cover at its best time.

Total distance: The distance which needs to be covered is nearly 119 km.

Best time to visit Monsoon is the perfect time for experiencing this trip and making it more memorable.

Time required: It will require approximately 3 hours to cover this road trip.

About the trip

The trip will start from Kurla, located in Mumbai. It is a very smooth road to travel that provides a lot of fun to the travellers. Igatpuri is a beautiful land for nature lovers and adventure seekers. The most preferred place to stay in Igatpuri is Villa or a resort. The airport is also near this place. You can explore nature paradise while staying in the resort. This place has a good connection between the road and the rail. It is a quiet and wonderful place showing you the beauty of nature. Many adventure activities can also be performed here, like Burma Bridge, zipline fox climbing, and rappelling.

Best food: Now, for eating, Batata Vada is the specialty of this region for vegetarians. You can buy it from the roadside stalls. For non-vegetarians, one can order the non-veg thali from the dhabas, including chicken curry, mutton fry, fish, eggs, and rice.

Bengaluru To Coorg

This road trip is an adventurous experience one could ever have. You will discover new treasures along with pleasures. Coorg is a hill station known for its verdant coffee plantations, aromatic spice gardens, cool climate, lofty hills, and gorgeous waterfalls and has earned the title “The Scotland of India.”

Total distance: The distance from Bengaluru to Coorg is nearly 245 km.

Best time to visit: June to September are the best months to experience this road trip with rain, and October to May without rain.

Time required: It will require approximately 6 hours to cover this road trip.

About the routes

There are two routes to experience this road trip.

1. Via the Kushalnagar road: The starting point will be Bangalore, and then you will come across Ramanagra, Madya, and Kushalnagar. After that, you will finally reach your destination within 6 hours.

2. Via the Channarayapatna route: By this route, it will take nearly 7 hours to reach. While taking this route, you will come across many temples and ghats.

Best food: You can order Kadambattu, Pandi Curry, Noolputtu, and Koli Curry from the roadside hotels.

Ahmedabad to Kutch

Ahmedabad is a place full of culture, and Kutch is one of the largest districts of India. It is best known for its Rann festival and attracts tourists from all over the world.

Total distance: The distance which needs to be covered is nearly 400 km.

Best time to visit: Winters, November to February are the best months to visit this place.

Time required: It will take nearly 7-8 hours to reach your destination.

About the trip

There are two routes to experience this road trip.

1. The first is from Ahmedabad to Viramgam, then to the Dhrangadhra, then to the Malia, and then your last stop will come, Bhuj via the NH947.

2. The second route is from Ahmedabad to Gandhinagar to Mehsana to Bhuj via the NH27.

The recommended route is the first one because it will take less time to reach using that route, and you will be able to explore more places along the way.

Best food: You can order a Gujarati thali from the nearby restaurants. Thali will include Roti, Dal, or Kadhi, curd, rice, and vegetable curries.

Darjeeling to Pelling

Pelling is a town located in West Sikkim. This place is famous for its snow-capped peaks of the Kanchenjunga. You can also have a sight of the great Himalayas from this place.

Total distance: The distance which needs to be covered is nearly 73 km.

Best time to visit: October to February are the best months to visit this place.

Time required: It will take nearly 3 hours to reach.

About the trip

You can start from Darjeeling via the Nayabazar, then use the Legship road, and then the Rishi road, which will drop you to your final destination, Sikkim.

Best food: Momos, Thukpa, Gundruk and Sinki, Phagshapa, and Sel roti are the specialty of this place which you can eat while travelling.

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Delhi is called Dilli Dilwalon ki and is known as the Food Capital of India. When you are brought into the state, you will feel this from deep. There are many things to do in the capital, and many places to visit but you must try the street food to cafe food in Delhi. Here are the most photogenic and budget-friendly cafes. Some of them are:

Wood Box Cafe

If you are looking for the perfect cosy cafe to spend a low-key evening with friends in, the Wood Box Cafe at Satya should be on your radar!

Highlights: Cosy Reading Space, Conducive For Conversations, Shakes Paradise

Must-Try: Peri-Peri Chicken, Penne Arrabiata, Fererro Rocher Shake, Burgers

Cost For Two: INR 850 (Approx.)

Cuisine: Cafe, Fast Food, Italian, Chinese, Salad

Timings: Monday to Sunday; 11 AM to 11 PM

Contact: +91 8882447722, 011 41420516

Where: Satya Niketan

AMA Cafe

It is a Himalayan-themed Cafe, known for its homely feel, lovely crowd, and amazing coffee and desserts. Spend a leisurely evening here with a warm cup of Latte or a fulfilling glass of Oreo Shake to wash it down and you’re in heaven.

Highlights: Romantic Dining, Indoor Seating, Smoking Area, Live Sports Screening

Must-Try: Tiramisu, Pancakes and Maple Syrup

Cost For Two: INR 700 (Approx.)

Cuisine: Cafe, Continental, Fast Food, Street Food, Pizza, Burger, Desserts, Beverages

Timings: Monday to Sunday; 8 AM to 10 PM

Contact: +91 9289108826

Where: Majnu ka Tila

Rico’s

With beautiful chic decor, casual ambience, graffiti-painted walls, delicious food and pocket-friendly pricing, this cafe stands tall as one of the favourite hangout spots in the locality. All foodstuff’s desires can be fulfilled here. Try their Waffles, Chicken Florentine Steak, and Peach Ice Tea.

Highlights: High Chair Available, Indoor and Intimate Seating, Kids Friendly Place

Must-Try: Nutella Coffee, Peach Lemonade, Deathbychocolate, Tiramisu Shake, Dessert Counter, Death by Chocolate

Cost For Two: INR 800 (Approx.)

Cuisine: Cafe, Continental, American, Italian, Mexican, Beverages, Shake

Timings: Monday to Sunday; 11:30 AM to 11 PM

Contact: 9870362692, 9650182661

Where: Kamla Nagar

Xero degrees

Taking care of starvation pangs Xero Degrees in Karol Bagh is a casual restaurant serving tasty dishes. It is a nice spot to hit with friends or family and indulge in some lip-smacking dishes.

Highlights: Cafe filled with several Beverages, Heart-shaped Pizza, Unicorn Theme, Weekend Brunch, Good Music, Student Crowd, Food Presentation

Must-Try: Premium Shakes, Fries in Jar, Red Velvet, White Sauce Pasta

Cost For Two: INR 600 (Approx.)

Cuisine: Italian, Chinese, American, Fast food, European

Timings: Monday to Sunday; 11 AM to 10:30 PM

Contact: 9718408335

Where: Karol Bagh, Old Rajinder Nagar

Ye Old Bakery – The Claridges

Ye Old Bakery is a quick-service restaurant that gives you delight the moment you step in. It serves pastries, cakes, brownies and a variety of Bakery and Confectionery items that almost everybody loves eating these days without bothering about earning that additional inches.

Must-Try: Pastries, Corn, Cakes, Desserts

Cost For Two: INR 1000 (Approx.)

Cuisine: Bakery, Desserts, Shakes

Timings: Monday to Sunday; 10 AM to 9 PM

Contact: +91 1139555078

Where: Aurangzeb Road

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In my previous article about the safest places to travel for women, I have mentioned the names of the countries that are the safest for solo women travelers or even for a group of women travelers. Some of the safest places to visit that I have mentioned were Finland, Canada, Belgium, Switzerland, etc.

But now, what about the countries that are not safe and are dangerous for women travelers?

In this article, we will study the dangerous countries for women travelers, and they must not visit those places when planning for a solo or women’s trip or go in a large group if wishing to visit the destinations. Many travel agents and solo travelers were interviewed to generate this list.

Most dangerous places for women travelers

EGYPT

Egypt is not a good place for women, whether she is a traveler or a local. This country has a reputation for sexual harassment and assaults against women. A study states that 99% of the women in this country got harassed at some point in their life. This country ranked as the 10th worst place for street safety with poor marriage and divorce laws and poor government representation.

INDIA

In the list of countries for the gender inequality category, India ranked 50. India has enormous risks than other countries, like more staring, unwanted attention, and harassment. Gender disparity and negative attitudes in this country toward women is the reason for their unsafety towards women.

MALAYSIA

With gender equality and poor ratings for intimate partner violence, Malaysia lies in 11th place on the list of unsafe countries for female travelers. It is a place of Muslims in the majority, so there is a chance that you have to follow a dress code. The rural part of the country ranked as dangerous for solo women.

MOROCCO

Morocco ranked as the worst country on the list of intimate partner violence and has poor ratings for gender inequality and the global gender gap. The streets of this country also got ranked as dangerous one. Like India, women can go through a lot of unwanted attention.

UNITED STATES

The US ranks 19th on the list of unsafe countries. This country has bad scores on street safety, non-partner sexual violence, and gender inequality.

Some other countries unsafe for women travelers are Mexico, Colombia, South Africa, Brazil, Russia, Ukraine, Saudi Arabia, etc. This article will help the women decide which country to travel to by keeping safety concerns and tips in mind. You can refer to the previous article on the safest countries to travel to and where you can have fun.

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Japan is an island country, one of the top ten safest countries in the world with a low crime record. Spring, between March and May; and Autumn, from September to November are supposed to be the peak seasons in Japan. The most affordable month for a trip to Japan is in September. 7 to 10 days are ideal for first-time visitors to Japan. Rs. 1,24,282 is the travel cost from India for a 6 days/ 5 nights trip. Avoid the risky spots because Japan has highly active volcanoes. It is an extremely clean country. Each year there are almost 1500 earthquakes. Japan is favorite for natural sights like cherry blossoms and Mount Fuji, vending machines, karaoke, bullet trains, cultural values like decency and promptness and mouth-watering food like ramen and sushi.

Currency: Japanese Yen

Dialing Code: +81

Capital: Tokyo

Budget: an average of 12,000 to 15,000 yen, or approximately $110-140, per day

Scary Fact: Pigs can eat an entire human body, mostly because they’ll just eat anything.

Japan is known for convenience:

• Vending machine

• Convenience Stores

• All kinds of robots

• Unique accommodation options

• Futuristic toilets

Japan is famous for its history and tradition:

• Geisha and Maiko

• Tea Ceremonies

• Castles

• Sumo Wrestling

• Samurai and Ninjas

• Symbolism

15 Things to do in Japan:

1. Climb Mount Fuji – One of the adventurous things to do in Japan is to climb the popular Mount Fuji in July and August at Shizuoka ken.

2. A weekend trip to Arashiyama – The best thing to do in Japan in November is to visit this gorgeous landscape which costs approx Rs. 400 per person at Ukyo-Ku, Kyoto.

3. Cherry Blossom Festival – It is dedicated to the two weeks of the spring season when Sakura and Ume flowers bloom all over the regions of Japan.

4. Watch a Sumo Show at Ryogoku district, Sumida, Tokyo which costs INR 10,000 per person.

5. Kabuki is more of a dramatized stage play rather than a dance form that costs INR 1500 per person at 12-15 Ginza, Chuo from 11 AM to 4:30 PM.

6. Explore Nijo Castle – It is the only palace in Japan to be built at the ground level at Horikawa nishi iru, Nijo-Dori, Nakagyo-Ku, Kyoto from 9 AM to 5 PM and costs INR 700.

7. Must visit Ninja Museum at 117-13-1 Ueno-Marunouchi, Iga-shi, mie-ken from 9 AM – 5 PM which costs INR 900.

8. Tempozan Ferris Wheel – One of the world’s largest Ferris wheels, views make this one of the best things to do in Japan with kids who get fascinated and curious about little things costs INR 500.

9. Oirase National Park- It is paradise for visitors seeking a location for hiking and camping amid deep natural woods.

10. Hot Spring Bath – You will find several hot spring baths across the country separate for males and females.

11. Ride a bullet train – These bullet trains or shinkansen travel at a speed of 320 km/hr which must be some experience. However, riding these bullet trains is a bit expensive. Routes are Tokyo – Kyoto and Osaka – Fukuoka.

12. DisneySea – It is one of the best Disney theme parks where you can easily spend an entire day.

13. Robot Restaurant – It is a place featuring high-energy robots that put up a great show for you. Get ready for a bizarre experience complete with dragons, ninjas, robots, blue-haired dancers, and neon lights.

14. Drink Matcha Tea – If you have never tried it before, then make it a point of adding it to your experience. The powdered green tea has more flavors than regular tea and is usually made with wagashi, a sweet made from rice, soybean, and sugar.

15. Have sushi – This should be obvious as sushi is one of the signature dishes of Japan.

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Happiness is something that one feels from the inside. When things are going great, the feeling of expression and the state of mind in that situation is what we call happiness. It is an important element in human life. Everyone has a different meaning of happiness. For some people, it may refer to the state of mind and for some happiness, may refer to a standard of lifestyle. Being happy is an important part of everyone’s life. It promotes a healthy lifestyle. It helps in reducing stress. It helps in keeping your mental state perfect.

There are so many ways for finding happiness in life and the most effective one is traveling. Traveling will help in relieving stress, discovering and exploring new places, and having new experiences. A country’s happiness is totally dependent on the happiness of its population.

According to the 2022 World Happiness Report, Finland is the happiest country in the world. The other countries listed in the top five list of happiest countries are Denmark, Iceland, Switzerland, and the Netherlands.

FINLAND

Finland is a Nordic country in Northern Europe. It occupies a peninsula and surrounding islands in the Baltic sea. It was crowned the happiest country in the world for the fifth consecutive year.

• Famous places to visit in Finland are:

1. Hop-On Hop-Off City Bus Tour: It allows one to explore the city independently. It helps to visit only those places that interest you the most.

2. Nuuksio National Park: Tall coniferous trees forest, small forest lakes, and ancient cliffs are a part of this park.

3. Rovaniemi- snowmobile safari, Reindeer, and husky farms: It is an Arctic forest where one can meet friendly animals and also go for sleigh rides.

DENMARK

It is a Scandinavian country comprising the Jutland Peninsula and numerous islands.

• Places to visit in Denmark:

1. Copenhagen-Tivoli gardens: It is the world’s second-oldest amusement park. Here one can explore things on foot or bike.

2. Legoland: It consists of many roller coasters which will attract children.

3. Copenhagen- Canal cruise: In this, you can experience a tour of the city along the main harbour and adjoining canals and beautiful churches along the way.

ICELAND

It is a Nordic island country in the North Atlantic Ocean.

• The most visited places in Iceland are:

1. Whale Watching: One can visit here for entertainment and fun. It is the most visited place in Iceland, especially in the summer months.

2. Watch spectacular geysers: Strokkur is Iceland’s most visited active geyser. One can visit here to experience an impressive sight.

3. The Northern lights: It is famous for its vivid demonstration of Earth’s magnetic field interacting with charged particles from the sun.

SWITZERLAND

It is a landlocked country at the confluence of Western, Central, and Southern Europe.

• The most visited places in Switzerland are:

1. The Matterhorn: It is famous for its almost pyramid shape.

2. Interlaken: If you are interested in river rafting, skydiving, or bungee jumping, it’s the best place to visit.

3. Lucerne: It is famous for its stunning mediaeval architecture.

NETHERLANDS

It is a transcontinental country located in Northern-Western Europe.

• The most visited places in the Netherlands are:

1. Keukenhof: It is one of the world’s largest flower gardens. Here people can visit to adore the beauty of nature.

2. Historic Binnenhof, The Hague: It is the International city of peace and justice.

3. Anne Frank House: It is a museum with a story behind it. One can experience this story through quotes, photos, and film clips.

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Tourism is mandatory for all the countries for the economy and growth. India is one of the most popular destinations in Asia for tourists, bounded by Himalayan ranges from the north and encircled on three sides by water. The North area is the best option for tourists. These are the destination states and the most visited place where you must visit:

Jammu and Kashmir

It is popularly known as “Paradise on Earth”. Pahalgam, Gulmarg and Dal Lake are the most lovable spots of J&K. For Pahalgam, you need two nights there, seeing places like Betaab valley/Aru Valley/Chandanwari/pony rides/white water rafting etc. On Dal Lake, the floating market is a unique site to savor. March to June is the best time to visit Kashmir because the climate is ideal for sightseeing; it is neither too hot nor too cold. But if you like snowfall you must visit between December to March. A vacation to Jammu and Kashmir for one week usually costs around 鈧�3,798 for one person.

Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Pradesh is famous for Kullu-Manali, Shimla, Dalhousie, Rohtang Pass, Tosh, Dharamshala and Kasol. But Kullu Manali is the perfect spot for honeymooners and adventure junkies. There are many activities like skating, paragliding, rafting, hot air balloon ride, etc. February to June (Spring and Summer) is the best time to visit Himachal. The pleasant and most popular time to visit is the winters, i.e., between October and February when it’s the snowfall season. 7-15k is the normal expense for a Manali trip as per your budget.

Uttarakhand

Uttarakhand is the nearest mountain site near Delhi. Nainital, Mussoorie, Haridwar, Auli and Rishikesh are the favorite spots of the tourists. March to April and September to October are considered the best time to visit Uttarakhand. Trekking, Paragliding and The Char Dham Yatra are the most popular activities during Summer, which is also the Peak Season in Uttarakhand. It is commonly referred to as the ‘yoga capital of the world’. Activities to do in Rishikesh is Rafting, Flying fox, Giant swing, Cliff jumping, Kayaking, Camping, Bungee Jumping, Hot Air Ballooning, Ganga Aarti at Triveni Ghat, visiting Lakshman Jhula, Shivpuri, Ram Jhula, Parmarth Niketan Ashram, Tera Manzil Temple and many more. Avoid Weekends and national holidays because it is costly.

Punjab

You should look out for the culture of Punjab, enjoying Dhaba food such as Makki Di Roti te Sarson da Saag as well as many places like Golden Temple, Jallianwala Bagh, Bhakra Nangal Dam, Pathankot, Mohali, etc. But your trip is incomplete if you don’t visit Wagah-Attari Border. The retreat ceremony starts at 5:15 PM in summer and 4:15 PM in the winter season. The total time duration of the ceremony is 45 minutes. The entrance to the venue is open from 10 AM to 4 PM and free of cost. The best time to visit Punjab is from October to March.

Haryana

Gurugram Cyber Hub, Kurukshetra, Ambala, Mannat Haveli, Garam Dharam, Pratapgarh Farms, Rangmanch Farms, Panchkula, Death Valley, Manesar, and Water Parks like Jurassic Park, Mojoland, Just Chill are the most visited place in Haryana. But you don’t achieve anything if you do not try the paratha of Sukhdev Dhaba at Murthal and also attend the Surajkund fair in Faridabad during February.

Chandigarh is the union territory of both Punjab and Haryana and the most lovely city to visit. So enjoy your vacation, I hope it will help you.

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MV Werften, the German shipbuilder created the Global class cruise ship for Dream Cruises. Genting Hong Kong ordered two ships in May 2016 from its associate Lloyd Werft Group for service in the Star Cruises fleet, with the delivery of the first ship planned for 2019. In July 2016, Genting Hong Kong reorganized LWG, resulting in the formation of MV Werften as a builder of big cruise ships; hence, the Global class order was transferred to Dream Cruises.

The 2023-built MS Global Dream cruise ship is the first of two GLOBAL class crews ordered by the shipowner GHK for the company’s Asian brands Dream Cruises and Star Cruises. The first liner (Global Dream) was scheduled for launch in 2020 (inauguration in December) but, due to the Coronavirus crisis, was delayed for 2022-Q1.

The second vessel (unnamed sistership/IMO 9808998) was designed for Star Cruises and prepared for launch and inauguration in 2023) but its name is yet to be announced. By passenger capacity (9500 max plus 2200 crew/total 11700), GHK Global-Class is currently the world’s largest cruise liner ever built. MS Global Dream’s facilities include:

• The Plaza

• Town Square

• Zouk Beach Club

• Red Tail Social Games Lounge

• Horizon Lounge

• Dream Avenue (multi-purpose outdoor avenue / in-ship Promenade)

• Multiplex Cinema (a complex of 8 theatres, each convertible to a venue for group meetings and themed events)

• The Palace – luxury “ship-within-a-ship” concept

• Luxury Suites

• DFS-T Gallery at Sea (Duty-Free Shops)

In 2022, with MV Werften’s fate of bankruptcy, investors have expressed interest in acquiring the assets. The future of the Global class of passenger cruise ships is in doubt; Global Dream II, while almost finished, was to be scrapped after the builder went bankrupt and a buyer could not be found.

On June 11, 2022, Christoph Morgen (GHK’s MV Werften’s insolvency administrator) announced that the incomplete sistership will be sold for scrap. The plan was for the installed systems and machinery to be removed and sold, and the half-finished hull to be separately sold at scrap prices.

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For over two hundred years, Britishers have ruled India and Indian sub-continents. in these years, the influence of two contrasting cultures on each other has changed the course of the future for both the countries.

One of the major influences is the food, but the spices and skills are not the only things Britishers stole from India. Many cultural, artistic, and historical artifacts are currently stored in vaults and museums in England.

Koh-I-Noor

Of all the things looted but brothers, the most popular is the Koh-i-Noor diamond. With 105.6 carats, Koh-I-Noor has a long history tracing back to kings and rulers of India. mined from Kollur Mine, the diamond has rested in Mughal Peacock Throne, under the possession of Ranjit Singh, before transforming into a brooch for Queen Victoria.

The diamond then was reshaped, into the shape it is present in. It now rests in the crown of the British The Queen Mother’s Crown, where it rests in the Tower of London.

The Ring of Tipu Sultan

The ring of Tiger of Mysore, inscribed with the name of Lord Rama, was removed from his body after his death by Lord Marquess Wellesley, Duke of Wellington. In 2019, the ring was auctioned by Christie’s auction house.

The ring is currently under the possession of an anonymous buyer who purchased the ring from the Christie’s auction. The request for the ring to be purchased by the Indian government or philanthropists has been void, as no one so far has come to make the claim.

Wine Cup of Shah Jahan

The fifth ruler of the Mughal empire, Shah Jahan’s wine cup is also a looted artifact that lies at the hands of the Britishers. The fine craft, the marvelous designs, and the history of the cup is just a part of the deal that makes this cup unique.

The wine is a unique specimen of Mughal fine arts and excusably lavish life. The jade wine ‘cup’ is in a shape that resembles a shell, with a ram head. The bottom of the cup is supported by a flower to keep it upright. The cup is available for public display at Victoria and Albert Museum, London.

Other Artifacts:

Amaravati Marbles in the British Museum, London, holds a large portion of Indian history with 120 pieces of limestone. These marbles are engraved with many incidents from Indian history and religious changes, including the introduction of Christianity.

The Nassak Diamond, 15th century in India, was originally the highlight of lord shivas statue, at Trimbakeshwar temple. The diamonds are held at a private museum in Lebanon, after being sold in New York in 1970 to Edward J. Hand.

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Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s throne was crafted by goldsmith Hafez Muhammad Multani from 1820 to 1830. As one of the owners of Koh-I-Noor, Raja Ranjit Singh was a fan of luxuries. This Golden octagonal throne is currently a part of the south-Asian collection at Victoria and Albert Museum.

• British Loots
• Indian Artifacts In England
• British Raj
• Koh-I-Noor

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