Ujjain is also known as Greenwich of India because of its geographical location in which tropic of cancer passes through Jantar Mantar. Religion has been the center of philosophy, culture, learning, and faith since ancient times Of Ujjain. On this basis, many religious sites were built naturally here. Many kings, religious leaders who cherished Hindu religion and culture, adorned this religious place with beautiful and attractive temples and places of worship.

The city of temples, Ujjain is famous for the presence of Mahakaleshwar temple which is the most sacred and revered place of pilgrimage for the Hindus community. Mahakaleshwar temple is sacred as it is one of the 12 jyotirlingas in India and Lingam at the Mahakala is believed to be swayambhu (born of itself) deriving currents of power from within itself. It’s a three-storey temple having Mahakaleshwar at the lowest, Omkaresvara in the middle and Nagachandresvara lingam in the uppermost part of the temple. There is a Kunda called Koti tirtha which is considered to be very sacred. The prime attraction for tourist in Ujjain is Mahakaleshwar Bhasm Aarti. Bhasm aarti is performed every day before dawn breaks. A lot of travellers specially visit Mahakaleshwar temple to witness the Bhasm Aarti as this is the only jyotirlinga where this aarti is performed.

Temples to see in Ujjain are:

1. Kal Bhairav Temple: Kal Bhairav is an aggressive form of Lord Shiva. Temple is famous among tantriks and sadhus.

2. Ram Mandir Ghat where Kumbh Mela takes place every 12 years. It is believed that there are four places where the drop of nectar fell down during the ocean churning among demons and gods, Kumbha Mela is organized at that places and Ujjain is one of that city.

3. Harsiddhi Temple: The temple of Shri Harsiddhidevi Devi has a special place in the ancient and holy places of worship of Ujjain. In the Skanda Purana, there is a description that Maa Bhagwati killed the evil demons at the request of Shivji, hence her name became famous by the name Harsiddhi. According to Shivpuran, Sati’s elbow fell here and hence it is a Shaktipeeth.

4. Other temples include Bade Ganpati Temple, Gopal temple, Shri Ram Janardan temple, Mangalnath Temple and many other places are also there.

Best time to Visit Ujjain

Ujjain seems at its best during the months from October to March. Winters are quite cold and the weather is pleasant for sightseeing.

Connectivity to Ujjain

The city of temples Ujjain is very well connected to other major cities through road, railway, and air transport. The nearest airport is the Indore Airport which is 50-55 km away from the Ujjain. Ujjain is also connected to major cities like Delhi, Indore, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Agra through road transport.

Khajuraho was given its name Khajura-Vahika because of the presence of the date trees. “Khajura” means “Date” in the Hindi language, and “Vahika” means “Bearing.”Each gate of Khajuraho is believed to have been flanked by two date/palm trees during the 11th century.

Khajuraho has a group of major temples of Hindu and Jainism, which is famous as the Khajuraho group of monuments.  Khajuraho temples, famous worldwide for their artwork, are built about 35 miles from Mahoba in Uttar Pradesh. The beauty and attractiveness of the temple of Khajuraho remained intact till the 12th century, but in the 13th century when the Chandela kingdom was annexed by Sultan Qutub-ud-din of the Delhi Sultanate, the monuments of the Khajuraho temple were greatly destroyed, and its beauty had decreased significantly.

At the same time, from the 13th to 18th centuries, the historical and wonderful temples of Khajuraho of Madhya Pradesh were under the control of the Muslim rulers. Famous for their amazing artwork and royal designs, these temples were also destroyed during this period. In 1495 AD, the ruler of the Lodi dynasty, Sikandar Lodi, forcefully demolished many famous Khajuraho temples.

At the same time, according to some historians, the number of temples of Hindu and Jainism was 85, which was earlier spread over an area of ​​20 kilometers, and now only 20-25 of these temples are left, which are spread over a radius of 6 kilometers. At the same time, due to lack of proper care in these temples of Khajuraho, there was a lot of damage, as well as idols from many temples that started disappearing.

Most of the sculptures in the temples of this historic Khajuraho have been made using red sandstone, while granite stones have also been used in the construction of some of the sculptures. The temples are divided into three compounds— the West, the East, and the South. Temples include Dulhadev temple, Kandariya Mahadev Temple, Lakshman Temple, Parsvanath Temple, Vishwanath temple.

How to reach Khajuraho:

Khajuraho is well connected to air, road and rail transport. Khajuraho Airport is only 5kms away from the main temple. Khajuraho Railway Station is also 5 km away from the main temple, and connected to major cities like Bhopal and Delhi, and towns directly.

Best Time to visit Khajuraho:

The best and ideal time to visit Khajuraho is the winter season that is the time between October to February. Travelers can enjoy Khajuraho dance festival during this period of time. The weather during these months is quite comfortable to roam around. Summers are extremely hot and monsoons have humidity which is not suitable to watch the intricate beauty of the temples.

The park became a national park in 1982.  In 1988, the park was declared as World Heritage Site by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). Apart from this, the park also comes under the Western Himalaya Endemic Bird Area (EBA). Nanda Devi National Park and Valley of Flowers National Park were jointly declared as World Heritage Sites in 1988. In 1984, it was decided to close the national park due to excess of human indulgence which was disturbing the ecological balance of the place. But in May 2013, the national park reopened. Subsequently, under strict rules and policies in this National Park, only two groups of five people are allowed on a single day and no more than four such groups are allowed to visit each week.

Today, Nanda Devi National Park is one of the most prominent ecological attraction centers in the world and it is home to many birds, mammals, plants, trees, and butterflies. Nanda Devi National Park offers tourists a special opportunity for trekking and hiking. This place is a paradise for adventure and nature lovers. Nanda Devi National Park is open to visitors from May 1 to October 31 for only six months throughout the year. Tourists or travelers who want to discover the beauty of nature, then Nanda Devi Park is a perfect tourist destination for you.

A wide variety of plants and animals of various species are found here in abundance. A total of 312 flora species are found in the park, of which about 17 are considered rare.  Brahma-Kamal, a rare species of flower found here. The fauna species found here are snow leopard, Himalayan black bear, brown bear, leopard, Himalayan musk deer, common langur, and bharal (blue mountain goat).

How to Reach Nanda Devi National park By Airplane:

 If anyone wants to travel to Nanda Devi National Park by plane, then Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun is the nearest airport to Nanda Devi National Park which is 295 kilometers from the National Park. From here tourists can easily reach the national park with the help of taxis and cabs, or by bus to Joshimath and then take a shared jeep to the national park.

How to Reach Nanda Devi National Park by Train

To Nanda Devi National Park nearest railhead is in Rishikesh which is about 280 km from Nanda Devi National Park. A taxi can be easily reached from Rishikesh railway station to Nanda Devi National Park. Nanda Devi National Park is connected by motorable roads through Joshimath to Lata village, which is the gateway to the park.

The best time to visit the Nanda Devi National Park is when it is open to tourists for only six months from May 1 to October 31. During this time the snow gets clears and allows trekkers to travel safely to the national park. The weather in the park is pleasant during these months.

Krishna Janam Bhoomi Mandir

The best and the important place to see in Mathura is Krishna Janam Bhoomi Mandir ” which is known as the birthplace of the Hindu deity Lord Krishna. Lord Krishna was the 8th incarnation of Vishnu, born in a prison cell in Mathura. Now there is a temple in the prison’s closet where lakhs of tourists and devotees visit every year. Krishna Janam Bhoomi Temple is one of the most prominent sightseeing places in Mathura, which attracts a large number of pilgrims every year during the Janmashtami (Krishna’s birth festival) and Holi festivals.

Dwarkadhish Temple

Dwarkadhish Temple Mathura was built about 150 years ago by a devotee of Lord Krishna. The idol of Lord Krishna in this temple is decorated as “King of Dwarka”. The beautiful architecture of the place is worth seeing.

Vishram Ghat

Vishram Ghat is a revered and sacred bathing ghat on the banks of the Yamuna River at approximately 4.5 kilometers from Mathura Junction. It is Mathura’s largest ghat and is connected to an additional 25 ghats. Vishram Ghat is visited by pilgrims from all over the world to bathe in its holy waters. The place is famous as Vishram because Lord Krishna rested here after killing Kansa, the evil king of the demon. That is why a pilgrimage to Mathura is incomplete without visiting the Vishram Ghat.

Kansa Qila

As the name indicates, Kansa Qila is dedicated to the Demon Kansa, the maternal uncle of Lord Krishna. The Kansa Qila is located on the bank of river Yamuna. The mighty fort is not in good condition nowadays but it is a popular place to visit among travelers.

Barsana is a historical city in the Mathura district of the state of Uttar Pradesh. Barsana is the birthplace of Mata or Devi Radha. Sri Radha Rani Temple is famously located in Barsana is visited by millions of devotees every year. Barsana is also famous for the festival like HOLI. Barsana ki Lathamar Holi is famous all over the world.

The other Tourist places to visit in Mathura are:

Gita Mandir is having incarnations of Gita verses on its walls. It is also known as Birla Mandir as it was built by Jugal Kishore Birla, a devotee of Laxmi Narayana.

Mathura is known for its sweets and Peda is a special thing here.

 Which is the best time to visit Mathura?

Months of October to March are the best to visit as at this time, winters get started in north India. Summers are very hot in Mathura that’s why it is not recommended to visit the place during these months. However, at the time of Holi and Janmashtami, (Krishna’s birthday) people flock to Mathura in a huge crowd.  If you want to join these festivities, then it is great to go to Mathura for a special experience of Holi and Janmashtami.

How to reach Mathura by Air Transport

 The nearest airport to Mathura is at Agra. The nearest international airport to Mathura is the Indira Gandhi International Airport located in Delhi. After this, you can reach Mathura from Delhi with the help of a bus, taxi or train.

How to reach Mathura by train – Mathura Junction connected by train to major cities of the country. Hence, tourists visiting Mathura can catch trains from Delhi, Mumbai, Bhopal, Agra, Lucknow, and Kolkata.

How to reach Mathura by road or car- Traveling to Mathura by road from your car or personal vehicle is a good option. It connects to cities like Delhi, Jaipur, Bikaner, Agra, Indore, Bhopal, Moradabad, Kolkata.

BIBI KA MAKBARA

This place is the most famous place of Aurangabad in the list of tourist destinations. The Bibi ka Makbara is said to be a replica of the Taj Mahal of Agra. It is a unique example of Mughal and Persian architecture. It was built by Aurangzeb’s son Azam Shah in 1678 in memory of his mother and Aurangzeb’s wife Razia Begum. Around it, there are beautiful gardens, fountains, and ponds which add beauty to the place.

BIG GATES

Aurangabad is known as the City of Gates as it has 52 ‘gates’, each of which has a local history, or had individuals linked with them. Out of the 52 big gates, the most famous, oldest and biggest of them is the Bhadkal Gate.

PANCHAKKI

Situated at a distance of 1km from the city, housed in the Baba Shah Musafir Dargah, Panchakki is famous as an underground water channel, which traverses more than 8 km to its source away in the mountains. The channel ends in an artificial waterfall powering the mill.

SALIM ALI LAKE AND BIRD SANCTUARY

Aurangabad has Salim Ali Lake and the bird sanctuary which is named after the great ornithologist, naturalist Salim Ali, known as birdman of India. It is an abode of various local and migratory birds. In winter when a number of migratory birds arrive for nesting, that’s the best time for bird watching.

ELLORA CAVES

Ellora caves are 30 kilometres from Aurangabad. These caves are famous all over the world due to their magnificent crafts and architecture. Their sculpture provides Buddhist and Jainism cultures. These rock-cut caves are 34 in number, of which 16 are Hindu, 13 Buddhist, and 5 are of Jainism.

AJANTA CAVES

These unique caves are situated at a distance of 99 km from Aurangabad. The credit for the discovery of these caves goes to the British military officer John Smith, who discovered them in the year 1819. The artistic sculptures in these 30 caves carved into the mountains have enchanted the tourists.

GHRISHNESHWAR JYOTIRLINGA TEMPLE

At a distance of one kilometer from Ellora Caves, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas that are famous in India, Ghrishneshwar temple is located. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva which has a huge number of devotees.

HANDICRAFTS OF AURANGABAD

Apart from all these architectural sculptures, Aurangabad is famous for Himroo Shawls and Paithani silk sarees. Himroo is a fabric made of silk and cotton whereas Paithani silk sarees are made from very fine silk which is woven by hand. It is considered as “Paithani is the glory of Maharashtra”

Aurangabad – The journey to Aurangabad is memorable and exciting as the climate here is temperate. The climate becomes beautiful and worth visiting during the rain and winter season. The city is 375 km from Mumbai. The airport here is an international airport which is well connected to the country and abroad. There is a railway station nearby also.

Top places to visit in Wayanad are:

Banasura Dam:  The Banasura Dam is the largest earthen dam in the country and the second-largest in Asia. An earthen dam is one which is created by mounds of clay, sand, rock or soil. The picturesque view of the dam leaves a traveler awe-struck. Banasura dam has adventures like speedboating, trekking and camping too.

Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary

Wayanad Wildlife sanctuary is a house of many endangered species of flora and fauna. It is a part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve. Established in 1973, the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary is contiguous to the protected area network of Nagarhole and Bandipur of Karnataka and Mudumalai of Tamil Nadu. Teak, Bamboo, rosewood, eucalyptus includes the major part of the flora and infauna crocodiles, termite hill gecko, flying lizard, Langurs, chameleon, and many more.

Edakkal Caves: These famous pre-historic caves are known for the exquisite rock and wall carvings. Edakkal caves are located on Ambukutty Mala 25 km from Kalpetta, the caves impart hypnotizing beauty to its viewers, impound historic significance in favor of ancient civilization. 

Chembra Peak: The highest peak of Wayanad hills is located just 8km south of Kalpetta offers a panoramic view. It is a must to explore the place for travelers as it surrounds lush greenery and the famed heart-shaped lake makes it a paradise for travelers The peak is famous among trekkers for trekking also.

Soochipara Falls: Also known as Sentinel Rock Waterfalls is the best tourist place for the travelers. They falls from a height of 200meters high. The major attraction of the place lies in the treetop which gives an enthralling view of the entire Western Ghat valleys. Soochipara falls are famous among trekkers and rock climbers.

The other major tourist attractions that are worth watching in Wayanad are Kuruva Island, Pookot Lake, and many more.

The best time to visit Wayanad – the god’s own country is to travel from October to April. As in this season, there is very little rainfall and is considered as the tourism season.

How to reach Wayanad

Wayanad is very well connected from all other cities of South India by roadways and railways. Kozhikode is the nearest railway station.

Maybe what the visitor finds most endearing about this quaint little hill station is its large tribal population of about fifty-strong tribes and its fascinating lifestyle. Travelers can stay and enjoy the thrills of life at the treetop houses and mud huts.

The city of Jaipur, famous for its forts, palaces, and Havelis, attracts tourists from all over the world. People from far-flung areas come here to witness this rich heritage culture and tradition. Apart from palaces and forts, the city of Jaipur is also famous for its fairs and festivals. One of the popular annual festivals here is the Jaipur Vintage Car Rally which is organized every year in the month of January and Elephant Festival which is organized every year on the occasion of Holi. Jaipur literature festival is also a major tourist attraction. Tourists will have a variety of jewelry, carpets, pottery, and gems found in many markets here, which are quite different and unique. Jaipur is known for its variety of food like Dal Batti churma, Pyaaz Kachori, Ghewar and many more.

Tourist places to visit in Jaipur:

HAWA MAHAL

The most stunning landmark of the city is famous for its pink lattice windows and balconies from which a beautiful view of the city is visible, is known as Hawa Mahal. Hawa Mahal was built in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh. It was used by women of the royal family to watch the activities taking place in the city without being seen. The five-story building made of red and pink sandstone was designed by Lal Chand Ustad, who also designed many other Mughal buildings.

CITY PALACE

City Palace is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Jaipur city of Rajasthan. This palace was built between 1729 and 1732 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh. Equipped with precise intricacies, the palace was divided into a series of courtyards, buildings, and gardens, including the Chandra Mahal and Mubarak Mahal, along with many other palaces. City Palace is a gentle blend of Mughal and Rajput architectural styles.

AMBER FORT

The biggest fort of Jaipur is Amer Fort, where every year in addition to Indians, foreigners also arrive in large numbers. Only eleven kilometers from the capital Jaipur, the Amer Fort is built of pink and yellow sandstone. Amer is a small city with an area of ​​barely four square kilometers, it was once known as the capital of Rajasthan and today is a major tourist attraction for tourists from all over the world. Both Amber Fort and Jaigarh Fort are situated atop a hill called ‘Cheel Ka Tila’.

NAHARGARH FORT

Nahargarh Fort is located in the Pink City of Jaipur, which is one of the beautiful historical buildings. With delicate stone carvings, the Nahargarh Fort is an impregnable fortress that once stood in strong defense of the city of Jaipur, together with its two neighboring forts, Amer Fort and Jaigarh Fort. The fort situated on the Aravalli hills was built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II as a retreat in the year 1734.

JANTAR MANTAR

Located near the City Palace in the city of Jaipur, Jantar Mantar is the largest rock astronomical observatory in the world. Jantar Mantar was built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh in 1727-33. Jantar Mantar is also featured in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites list. The main purpose of the construction of this huge observatory was to study and gather information about space and time.

GALTA JI TEMPLE

Located on the outskirts of the city of Jaipur, Galtaji Temple is a prehistoric Hindu pilgrimage site. Galtaji Temple has many temples, sacred kunds, mandapas, and natural waterfalls. This majestic temple is situated in a mountainous area surrounded by a beautiful ghat which attracts tourists every year. Located inside the City Palace, the walls of this temple are adorned with carvings and paintings that make the place worth visiting. The ‘Galta Kund’ is the most sacred and is believed to never dry up.

CHOKHI DHANI

Chokhi Dhani is a luxury resort that is synonymous with the culture of Rajasthani village. It is located on the outskirts of the city on Tonk Road. It is a real depiction of traditional Rajasthan with ancient artifacts, handicrafts, paintings, folktales, and sculptures. “Chokhi Dhani is a miniature version of an ethnic Rajasthani village, equipped with all modern amenities, offering its guests the best of both worlds — a glimpse of the ethnic, cultural past with the luxury of the modern world. Food and hospitality give you the feeling of being in a traditional village.

CHAND BAWRI/ BAORI

Chand Bawdi/Baori is a major tourist attraction site. It belongs to the 10th- century monuments of Rajasthani architecture. Chand Bawdi is one of the most unique wells in India. It is believed that Chand Baori/Chand Bawri was established during the 8th – 9th century AD under the patronage of Raja Chand, a Nikumbha Rajput who ruled the region.

The other major tourist attractions in the Jaipur are Albert Hall Museum, Birla Mandir, Swami Narayan Temple, Raj Mandir cinema, Samode Palace, and many more heritage sites.

The best time to visit Jaipur

The weather of Jaipur is very hot in summer and the temperature reaches a high of 48 degrees. Therefore, the best time to visit Jaipur is during the winter when the temperature is quite suitable to roam in the city.

This ancient magnificent city now survives only in ruins. From the view of the ruins here, it seems natural that once upon a time there was a flourishing civilization in Hampi. There are more than five hundred monuments between the valleys and dunes. There are many buildings which include temples, palaces, cellars, water-ruins, old markets, royal pavilions, platforms, treasuries, etc.

 According to historians, Hampi was once called Kishkindha, in fact, from the 13th to 16th century the city prospered as the capital of the Vijayanagara kings. Hampi is an open museum for both tourists and pilgrims. Every turn of Hampi is amazing. Every monument holds a secret than it reveals.

Hampi is called a city of temples. Let’s know about some temples and sites that are worth visiting while Hampi and also included in the UNESCO world heritage site.

Virupaksha Temple

This temple of Hampi is dedicated to Lord Virupaksha, who is another form of Lord Shiva. Virupaksha Temple is a sacred place situated on the banks of the Tungabhadra River at Hampi in the state of Karnataka. Built during the seventh century, this temple was included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its history and beautiful architecture. The temple has beautiful sculptures of many deities which reflect mythological stories related to them.

VITTHAL TEMPLE or VITHALA TEMPLE

The Vitthal temple is one of the most influential temples in Hampi. The Vitthal temple was built during the 16th century. In fact, this temple presents its rich architecture beautifully. Hampi has a famous stone chariot which is considered an iconic symbol of Hampi’s architecture. This temple has a large courtyard which is located in the center. It signifies the majesty of Vijayanagar and the glory of Kalavabhava.

HAMPI CHARIOT

The main attraction of the Vithala temple is its pillared walls and stone chariots. These pillars have a unique feature that can’t be found anywhere else. They are known as musical pillars because the music comes out of them when patted with love. The stone chariot is a wonderful piece of architecture. The temple has been carved in stone, which is in the shape of a chariot.

LAKSHMI NARASIMHA TEMPLE

Hampi Lakshmi Narasimha Temple or Ugra Narasimha Temple is made of large rock which is the tallest statue of Hampi. It is about 6.7 meters high.

SHIV LINGA: Bada Shivlinga

As the name indicates, Bada, the shiv linga stands at a height of 3m. This Shivlinga has been carved out from a single stone and one of the most attractive sites to visit during the Hampi tour.

The other places that are popular and worth demanding a visit are lotus palace, monkey temple, Hippie Island, Elephant stable, and many more archaeological sites are there.

To explore the world heritage site and ancient ruins of Hampi, winters from (October to February) is the best time to visit Hampi. Visiting during this time can lead a traveller to see the events of Hampi that including Vijaya Utsav, the largest celebration happening in Hampi.

Kasauli is a small town located in the hills of HIMACHAL PRADESH at the height of almost 1927 meters from sea level. The town was discovered by Britishers and their sign can be seen through the cobbled streets, the flower-filled gardens in front of amazing and artistic bungalows. There are so many churches that add to the beauty of the place. The glass windows and shinning clocks captivate every person visiting the town.

THE city also synonym with “TIME WRAP” gives you an unforgettable experience in the rainy season. The light rain showers falling on the pine trees shocked every mind and soul.

Kasauli, a small town in the state of Himachal is one such holiday destination that offers its visitors not only scenic beauty and weather to enjoy, but also a relaxing and beautiful nature that attracts everyone to love and to sneak out.

WEATHER

The weather in Kasauli is pleasantly cold almost throughout the year. The best time to visit in Kasauli is between April to November because at that time weather is neither so hot nor so cold. In winter the temperature hovers between 10 to 20 degrees many times but sometimes it goes down to negative.

PLACES TO VISIT IN KASAULI

There are so many places in Kasauli that make your trip an unforgettable experience. There are some famous tourist attractions in the town are:-

• Anglican Church
• Baptist Church
• Timber Trail
• Kasauli Club
• Kasauli Beverage
• Scandal Point
• Sunset Point
• Sunrise Point
• Monkey Point
• Mughal Garden
• Mall Road
• Gurudwara Shri Guru Nanak Ji

THINGS TO DO IN KASAULI

Nature Walk:-Nature walk is one of the best things to do in Kasauli. There is a smell of romance in the air of Kasauli which feels so wonderful. The picture-perfect environs of this lovely place will lighten up your mood. Kasauli also gives an opportunity of taking some panoramic views of the Himalayan peaks in the distance.

Sunset Point:- Sunset point is also one of the best things to do in Kasauli. The 270-degree viewpoint attracts the tourist because, during the sunset, the rays split into a plethora of colours and seem to colour the whole environment. All this forms one pretty picture. This is a perfect place for clicking pictures. The best time to visit sunset point is Morning, Afternoon and Evening.

Monkey Point:- Monkey point is the highest peak of the Kasauli. From that point, tourists can get a complete view of the plains of the Chandigarh region and the river Sutlej flowing through the valleys. Visitors can also spot the snow-covered peak of ‘Choor Chandni’ at the highest peak of the lower Himalayan belt. At monkey point, there is a temple which is dedicated to Lord Hanuman.

Mall Road:- Mall road provides flattering options for shopping and eating out. The market of Kasauli is quietly beautiful. During evenings, vibrant shows in the market and evening strolls are highly recommended for visitors.

Baptist Church:- The church is built by the Britishers in the year 1923. This church was influenced by a blend of Indian and Victorian styles.

Christ (Anglican) Church:- This church was constructed in the year 1853. This church is located in the centre of the city with a vibrant mall road around it. This church was built with the grandeur of the gothic style of architecture. This church is a must-visit for all tourists because this church is a popular tourist spot.

Gurudwara Shri Guru Nanak Ji:- This Gurudwara is an important religious center as well as a tourist spot. In Gurudwaras daily prayers and a special program held on the Sundays.

HOW TO REACH KASAULI

There are three ways to reach Kasauli that are:-

• By Road:-The roads are well connected by buses and car that are available from different nearby locations.

Distance from Major Locations

• Panchkula-49km
• Chandigarh-58km
• New Delhi- 302km
• Gurgaon- 348km
• Jalandhar- 196km
• Ludhiana-156km
• Amritsar-277km

By train and by airways also, Kasauli is well connected.

In 1864, this place was declared the summer capital of British India. This picturesque hilly area attracts various tourists. Tourists can enjoy breathtaking views of this mountain range from the ridge, a sprawling open area that links Lakkar Bazaar and Scandal Point. It is bounded by Mandi and Kullu in the north, Kinnaur in the east, Uttranchal State in the south. All the natural gifts received by Shimla are a blessing; this place is surrounded by lush green mountains and snowy peaks. Surrounded by greenery that relaxes the mind, Shimla is also called the city of seven hills.

There are so many places in and around Shimla that can be pleasing to anyone’s mind. But there are some places which are very pleasing to the tourists visiting here.

Jakhu Temple:

This is the temple of Lord Hanuman situated on Jakhu Hill, the highest hill in Shimla. From here the entire Shimla city and surrounding areas are visible. The Koteshwar temple of Lord Shiva is also famous here.

The Ridge:

The Ridge located in Shimla is a large and open road which is located along the Mall Road. The most special thing about The Ridge is that this place was the most special place to stay during the British era during summer. There are also many cafes, bars, boutiques, shops and restaurants on the road which attract a huge crowd.

Mall Road:

Mall Road is a place in Shimla located under the ridge which is full of many shops, cafes, restaurants, book shops, and many tourist attractions. Mall Road is located in the center of Shimla, and it is a famous tourist attraction point.

Shimla-Kalka Rail

Shimla Railway is a UNESCO World Heritage Site along with being a hill railway station of India. This railroad was built in 1898 by the British along with other railway lines of India to Shimla. It runs from Kalka (a town in Haryana) to Shimla and passes through many special places along with many tourist spots like Summer Hill, Solan.

Kufri is a place located 17 km from Shimla which attracts a lot of tourists visiting here. Located at an altitude of 2510 meters and situated in the foothills of the Himalayas, this hill station is very much liked by nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts.

Shimla has beautiful weather in most months of the year. Tourists visiting Shimla can visit Shimla at any time of the year, but the summer/spring and winter seasons are considered the best time to visit Shimla. The monsoon starts in July and lasts till September. The temperature of Shimla is around 20 degree Celsius during spring-summer (March to June). During winters (November to February), the weather is quite pleasant, which is famous for experiencing snowfall and being covered with snow.