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5 Best Places in Punjab

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1.Chandigarh The capital of Punjab, Chandigarh is counted among the metro cities of India and one of the top places to visit in Punjab.This welcoming city will greet you with the flavors of everything between modernity and antiquity. Chandigarh is also one of the cleanest cities in the country, where one can spend time shopping in a mall, in a cafe or walking in a lake or garden. If you’re wondering what to see in Punjab, this city has to be your answer. You should also not worry about how you will arrive, as the city is blessed with ease of connectivity via road, rail and even air route. If you are planning to explore famous tourist destinations in the tourist places: Rock Garden, Sukhna Lake, Zakir Hussain Rose Garden, International Doll Museum, Pinjore Garden Punjab then you must plan a trip to Chandigarh. 2.Ludhiana This is where you will be able to witness the true beauty of the state and its rich agricultural plot. This simple yet greatcity will give you an insight into the lifes...

10 Historical Places in India

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AGRA FORT Although the Agra Fort was built under the watchful eye of King Akbar, its final architecture and design is the result of construction by several different kingdoms.The fortress made of red sandstone and marble has an attractive aura and pleasant charm.The only point of entry for tourists to the grand Agra Fort is the Amar Singh Gate.Once inside, you can visit the palaces and the courtyard. One of the famous spots inside the Agra Fort is the Jahangiri Mahal thathas a deep pool with stone steps. QUTUB MINAR One of the longest works in Indian history is the Qutub Minar. With its red sandstone and aesthetic Iranian architecture, the tower is the most famous tourist attraction in India.This UNESCO World Heritage Site is situated at an altitude of 240 feet making it one of the tallest ancient towers worldwide. Assimilate the history of the tower by reading inscriptions inscribed in Paraso-Arabic and Nagari characters.Built in the nineteenth century by Qutub-ud-din-Aibak, this towe...