Showing posts with label travel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label travel. Show all posts

May 18, 2009

Book your travel tickets online now


For the best tour packages and for online booking your trip the best sites are given below..
They provide different services and special discounts for summer..
So why wait .. just log on to the following websites and avail best services.

For best travel packages and services...
www.travelocity.co.in
www.yatra.com
www.cleartrip.com
www.makemytrip.com
www.redbus.in
www.ticketvala.com
www.railtourism.com
www.railtourismindia.com
www.travelchacha.com
www.merucabs.com



For the best hotels to stay

www.travelguru.com
www.nivalink.com
www.oktatabyebye.com
http://maps.google.com ( using google maps you can locate any place you go and get an idea how to go?)



To get an Idea for the trip where you are going to and what are the places to visit . What are the services the nearby hotels providing ?...

Visit :
www.keralatourism.org
www.rajastantourism.gov.in
www.aptourism.in
www.tourisminindiawww.incredibleinida.org
www.tourism-of-india.com
www.Visitsingapore.com




November 25, 2008

One Must Visit in life time -12 -Jyotirlinga Yatra

There are Twelve (12) temples called Jyotirlingas also called (Dvadasa Lingalu means 12 lingas) dedicated to Lord Eshwara in the form of Shiva Lingas. These temples are situated across India and are considered very sacred by Hindus. There is a belief that, all these twelve Jyothirlingas are to be visited in the month of November-December (Kartika Masam). Below are brief details of each Jyotirlinga. Visit respective individual page for more details on each place. So one must visit these temples in their life time to attain peace..

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Pictorial view of all 12 jyotirlingas .... Click to get original picture.

These twelve jyotirlingas are :

Kedarnath

Temple of Lord Kedarnath is situated on the banks of River Mandakini which is on the west side of Kedar mountain in Himalayas surrounded by snow.
HOW TO GET THERE
By Road
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Kedarnath is connected by road with Badrinath (242 KM), Dehradun (268 KM), Delhi (450 KM), Haridwar (250 KM), Kotdwar (256 KM), and Rishikesh (226 KM).
Route
:
Rishikesh to Kedarnath vai Rudraprayag :- Rishikesh -> Rudraprayaga -> Agastamuni -> Kund -> Gupta kashi -> Phata -> Soneprayag -> Gauri Kund.
Gouri Kund to Kedarnath is 14 KM. This ditance has to be covered by foot, ponies, palkies.
By Rail
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The nearest convenient railway station are Dehradun and Haridwar. These are well connected with Delhi, Mumbai, Calcutta and rest of India through Rail netwaork.
By Air
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The nearest convenient Air port is Delhi. Which is further well connected with Mumbai, Calcutta and rest of India through Air netwaork.

Viswanath

Temple of Lord Viswanath is situated in Varanasi. Known formerly as Kashi or Benares, this ancient city set on the banks of the river Ganga, is one of the holiest cities in India. This city is said to have been founded by Lord Shiva. Being one of the oldest living and most holy city's in India, Varanasi attracts a lot of tourists.

Varanasi gets its name from the two tributaries of the Ganga - Varuna and Asi - between which it is situated. This sacred city, which was founded ten centuries before the birth of Christ, is mentioned in holy scriptures like 'Vamana Purana', Buddhist texts and the Mahabharata.

HOW TO GET THERE

By Road
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Varanasi is connected with Calcutta (677 Kms.), Delhi (765 Kms.), Madras (1901 Kms.), Bangalore (1763 Kms.) and to the rest of the country by good motorable, all-weather roads.
By Rail
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The city is linked by trains with all metros and major cities across the country - New Delhi (760 Kms.), Bombay (1509 Kms.), Calcutta (735 Kms.), Madras (1970 Kms.) , Lucknow (286 Kms.).There are three railway station - Kashi, City and Varanasi Junction (also known as Varanasi Cantonment), which is the main station and has computerised booking.

There are not many trains running directly between here and Delhi or Calcutta but most Delhi to Calcutta trains do pass through Mughal Sarai, 18 km south of Varanasi. This is about 45 minutes by bus or shared autorickshaw.

From Varanasi Junction, expresses take 13 to 16 hrs. to Delhi and 13 hours to Calcutta. Other expresses take 28 hrs. to Bombay, 39 hrs. to Madras, 3 hrs. to Allahabad, 41/2 hrs. to Patna, 5 hrs. to Lucknow.
By Air
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There is direct, daily flight connection between Varanasi and New Delhi. Varanasi is also connected by air to Agra, Khajuraho, Calcutta, Bombay, Lucknow and Bhubaneshwar.
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Somnath

The legendary temple of Somnath is one of the twelve most sacred Shiva shrines in India. According to the legend, Somnath is as old as creation, built by none other than the Moon God himself. It is situated 79 kilometres from Junagadh and 25 kilometres from Chorwad and 5 km from Veraval in Western part of Gujarat. Veraval is reached from Rajkot.

It is believed that he had built this temple with gold. Later it was built by Ravana in silver, then Lord Krishna in wood and Bhima in stone. Legend has it that the Kalabhairava shivalinga at Prabhasa was worshipped by the moon and hence, the Lord is called as Somnatha. The Somnath temple also houses the remains of the ancient Sun temple.

Somnath was destroyed and rebuilt several times. Mehmud of Gazni having heard of its fabulous treasure, raided it in 1026 and carried away camel loads of jewels and gold. Lunch is available here in the simple dining hall in the temple compound, north of the main gate.

HOW TO GET THERE

By Road
:
State Transport buses and private luxury coaches connect various centres of Gujarat.
By Rail
:
Veraval (5 kilometres) is nearest railway station.
By Air
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The nearest airport is at Keshod, 47 kilometres, which is connected with Bombay.
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Mallikarjuna

The temple of Lord Mallikarjuna is situated in the state of Andhra Pradesh. The temple is situated in the town of Srisailam on the banks of River Patalganga Krishna. Srisailam mountain is looked upon reverentially as the Kailash of South.

The temple situated here is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is among the 12 Jyotirlingas in India. The temple sculptures narrate in stone, epics from thre great Hindu epics-Ramayana nand Mahabharata.

HOW TO GET THERE
By Road
:
Srisailam is well connected by APSRTC bus services.
By Rail
:
The nearest railway station to Srisailam is Markapur Road.
By Air
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Nearest airport is Hyderabad.
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Trayambakeshwar

One of the holy places of not only Maharashtra but the whole India is near Nashik. Trimbakeshwar is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas in India.

At the time of the marriage of Lord Shiva with Parvati, all the Devarshis gathered together. Brahmadev, the creator of the Universe, seeing the beauty of Parvati, had a discharge of semen. Lord Shiva observing this, offered him water of Ganges, the purest water and said, “You will wipe off your sin by this water”. Brahmadev kept the holy water in his kamandalu (a particular container made out of dried fruit carried by Sadhus) and was purified by its bath.

Rathayatra of Trimbakeshwar - On the full moon day of the month Kartika , called Tripuri Paurnima- sometime in November

HOW TO GET THERE
By Road
:
Bombay - Trimbakeshwar 180 kms. Nashik - Trimbakeshwar 28 kms.

State Transport buses ply between Nashik - Trimbakeshwar frequently.
By Rail
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Nearest railhead is Nashik Road 44 kms on Central Railway.
By Air
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Nearest airport is Nashik 39 kms.

Where to Stay
There are modern Dharmashalas (caravansary) built by charitable Gujarathi Community available for stay for three
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Bhimashankar

Situated on a high peak, surrounded by thick dense forests, is a major pilgrim centre called Bhimashankar. The place has got its name because of the origin of Bhima, a prominent river in Maharashtra. Near the origin of the river, Bhimashankar houses one of the five 'Jyotirlinga' of Maharashtra. The annual Mahashivaratri fair is held in Bhimashankar in February-March and attracts upto 25,000 pilgrims.

Countless devotees from all over Maharashtra and from places outside the state, flock near the temple during 'Tripuri Poornima'. Bhimashankar is more popular as a tourist place than a religious one due to its extravagant beauty and breathtaking scenery. This place is situated at a height of approximately 3250 feet resulting in chilly weather. Being at the edge of the mountain range, the place gives a clear view of the surrounding areas. The thick and dense forests are a major attraction for trekkers and mountaineers as well as tourists.

The 'Shani temple' is located inside the main complex of the temple of Bhimashankar. Between the two pillars outside the 'Shani' temple, one comes across an ancient huge Portuguese bell. Behind the temple, there is a small pathway that leads us to the banks of a river. The dense forest of the Bhimashankar Wild Life Sanctuary, plays abode to most of the flora and fauna. To name a few, there are boars, sambars, hyenas, porcupines and even the leopards. The plant life includes anything and everything from mangoes to spices.

After a short climb to the west of the temple, one comes across a peak termed the 'Nagfani'. The height of all these peaks is approximately 2750 feet above sea level. The peaks reveal a beautiful picture of all the forts and hill-stations like Matheran and even small lakes.

HOW TO GET THERE
By Road
:
Bhimashankar is situated around 260 kms from Mumbai via Pune. From Pune you have to take the road that goes to Wada to reach Bhimashankar.
By Rail
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The nearest Railhead is the Pune which is at a distance of 95 kilometres from Bhimashankar.
By Air
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The nearest airport is the Pune Airport which is at a distance of 95 kilometres from Bhimashankar.
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Baijnath

The Temple of Lord Baijnath is situated in Bihar. On the rail route from Patna to Kolkata is a place called Kiul. About 100 kms south-east of this place is Devghar where this ancient Temple is situated.

It is a very important piligram Centre. It's famous for the Hindus for the temple of Shiva-Baidyanath and the place is a popular holiday Centre.
HOW TO GET THERE
By Road
:
By road Baidyanath Dham (Deoghar) to Calcutta 373 kms, Giridih 112 kms, Patna 281 kms, Dumka 67 kms, Madhupur 57 kms, Shimultala 53 kms etc.
Long distance buses connect Baidyanath Dham with Bhagalpur, Hazaribagh, Ranchi, Tatanagar, Gaya etc.
Unmetered Taxis, Scooters, Cycle Rickshaws are available.
By Rail
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The nearest Railway Station is Baidyanath Dham (Deoghar) which is a terminal station of a 7 kms branch line orignating from Jasidih Jn.
Places To See
Baidyanath Temple
Nandan Pahar
Naulakha Mandir
Satsang Ashram
Tapovan
Basukinath Temple (42 kms) - Famous for Shiva Temple.
Harila Joria (8 kms) - Famous for Shiva Temple.
Trikut (16 kms) - Sources of the River Mayurakshi.
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Mahakaleshwar

Temple of Bhagwan Mahakal is situated in the town of Ujjain. Ujjain is near Indore, and is reached by train via Ratlam or Bhopal.
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Omkareshwar

The Temple of Lord Omkareshwar is situated on the banks of River Narmada, in between Indore & Khandwa. The temple is situated on an island, which is encircled by the Narmada River.

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Rameshwar

The consecration of the temple of Lord Rameshwar was done by none other than Lord Rama himself, and thus this name. It is situated in a large island surrounded by sea in the southern side of India. It is approached from Madurai, which by itslf is well connected by all means of transportation.
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Nageshwar

Temple of Lord Nageshwar is situated in Gujarat, and is about 12 kms on way from Gomti-Dwarka to Bhet-Dwarka.
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Grishneshwar

The Temple of Lord Grishneshwar is situated just adjacent to the famous Ellora Caves.
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Dwadasa Jyotirling Darshan

Day 1
:
Mumbai Pune Bhimashankar—275 Km. o/n Pune
Day 2
:
Pune Aurangabad Grishneshwar -230 Km. o/n Aurangabad
Day 3
:
Aurangabad Nasik Triambakeshwar Mumbai-450 Km. o/n on train to Dwarka.
Day 4
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Arr. Dwarka in afternoon check in and leisure o/n Local Dwarikadhesh darshans.
Day 5
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Travel by road for darshans of Bet Dwarka and Nageshwar.
Day 6
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Visit Prabhas Shetra and afternoon catch train to Mumbai o/n in train.
Day 7
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Arr. Mumbai in morning and dept by afternoon train to Madurai o/n in train.
Day 8
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Arr. Madurai at night o/n Madurai.
Day 9
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Morning leave for Rameshwar darshans during day and o/n at Madurai.
Day 10
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Travel to Coimbatore and catch train to Hyderabad o/n in train.
Day 11
:
Arr. Hyderabad in afternoon and travel by road to Srisailem darshan And o/n stay at Srisailem.
Day 12
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by evening come to Hyderabad and catch o/n train to Bhopal.
Day 13
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Arr. Bhopal by evening and travel to Indore o/n at Indore.
Day 15
:
Visit Mahakaleshwar and in after noon travel to Omkareshwar after In evening travel to Khandwa for o/n.
Day 16
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Dept: by morning train to Banaras o/n train.
Day 17
:
Arr. Morning at Banaras day at Banaras and KashiVishwanath.
Day 18
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Dept to Deodhar by train
Day 19
:
Arr. Deodhar in morning and have darshans of Baidyanath dhamo/n .
Day 20
:
travel by train to Delhi.
Day 21
:
arr. In morning and proceed for Kedarnath Darshans vai Haridwar. Then from
Day 22
:
Haridwar to Guptkashi
Day 23
:
Guptkashi to Kedarnath.
Day 24
:
Kedarnath –Guptkashi
Day 25
:
Guptkashi—Haridwar
Day 26
:
Haridwar – Delhi
For map of all the details of the 12 jyothirlingas .. click here.. bookmark for updates

June 7, 2008

Travel Lovers - Must Visit sites...


Travel lovers

Travel lovers

1: WikiTravel
WikiTravel, like Wikipedia, is a user-powered travel guide offering thousands of articles, reviews, pictures, etc., of different travel destinations around the world. Since it is user-powered, you will find both positive and negative reviews of places. Hence this can be useful if you want to check out merits and demerits of your travel destination, in terms of different aspects like weather, transport, locations etc.

2: Google Maps
Google Maps undoubtedly is a must-have resource for a person planning to go on a vacation. Apart from giving accurate directions from one point to other, it also locates the local businesses and hot-spots like restaurants, theaters, malls, etc., on the map. You can take printouts of the various maps, before you travel.

3: Kayak / Sidestep
As I mentioned, there are lot of websites offering you various deals and travel packages. So how do you figure out which are the best deals on hotels, flights, cruises, lodgings or rental-cars? That's when Kayak or Sidestep

4: Lonely Planet / iExplore
Both Lonely Planet and iExplore have extensive information about the various regions of the world including minute details such as a Chinese restaurant in a particular locality in a city. They offer travel guides, videos, pictures, facts, figures and a lot more. Another nice feature is that they have forums and communities, where you can ask your travel related questions and get relevant answers from other members. You could also find a fellow traveler through these sites and probably team-up with him.

5: Airlinemeals.net
If you travel a lot on airplanes then you must be one of those who are concerned about the meals airlines offer and usually tend to choose a particular airline over another due to the fact that it offers better meals. Airlinemeals.net is an amazing website which has a huge collection of information about meals provided by different airlines around the globe. It is user-contributed and you'll find thousands of images of different meals on different flights. You will also find meal details based on the airline, the class, the flight and if you browse further, you can find special meals, crew meals and almost every thing which can relate to an airline meal. Worth browsing.

6: Weather.com
The details about the weather of a particular region are not difficult to find on the internet and many websites offer that. However weather.com goes one step ahead and shows weather forecast for a particular city for the very next day and up to 10 days and also provides further details about the climate. So you may want to check this website before you leave in order to be prepared for that sudden change in weather of your travel destination.

7: Google local search
No matter how many websites you browse through, there may be some questions in your mind about your vacation, which remain unanswered and unexplained. Hence, last but not the least, mighty Google is always there to the rescue. Just do a Google search for that particular city and browse through the results. I am sure you'll find what you were looking for.

I hope the above websites help you in planning your trip in a better manner and let you have a great vacation.
come into picture. Both the sites act as travel search engines and let you find the best deals by searching through hundreds of travel sites.

8. Last But not the least.. Divine-thought.blogspot.com visit for travel tips, for tourism in india.. need your appreciation... thankyou...


May 12, 2008

Travel Tips


“He who would travel happily must travel light.” - Antoine de Saint-Exupery

When you travel, do you want to be as light as possible? A light bag, and a light itinerary?

Many of us have had the nightmare experience of lugging around too much luggage, waiting in the baggage claims area, trying to cram too many activities into each day, and generally being so stressed that we need a vacation when we get home.

Instead, simplify your travel.

A few days ago, I asked the readers of this blog for tips for keeping travel as simple as possible. The result was an amazing outpouring of useful information, in the comments and via email!

I’ve compiled some of the best tips, combining some of them or choosing tips that were representative of a lot of comments. There are dozens more, so if you’re looking for the full list, see the comments in the original post.

I’m definitely going to be following some of the tips. Although there are a lot of great suggestions about useful items, my biggest aim is to pack as lightly as possible and to keep my itinerary loose and light. Here’s my packing list for my small backpack right now:

* Travel docs (passport, credit card, ID)
* deodorant
* 2 pairs of shorts
* 2 T-shirts
* 2 pairs underwear
* swim trunks
* 1 book
* journal and pen
* camera, charger

April 26, 2008

Chennai temples -Sri Kalikambal Temple


The temple is located at Thambu Chetty Street. Chennai city was once called Chennamman Kuppam in the name of Goddess Chennaman and later Chenna pattinam. The Kali of the erstwhile Chennamman Kuppam is today’s Kalikambal. The temple was once located inside the St George fort and later shifted here during the British regime. The temple has the sanctity of the two Pancha bootha Sthalams - Kanchipuram and Thiruvannamalai.

At the foot of the Goddess is present the Arthameru installed by Aadhi Shankarar. Kamadeswarar is present in a separate shrine. Many sages Vyasar, Parasar, Agasthiar, Ankiresar, Pulasthiar and Varunan and Celestial Gods Indhran, Guberan and Viwaakarma worshipped Kalikambal. It is said that Guberan got all his wealth only after worshipping Kalikambal here

Chathrabathi Sivaji worshipped Kalikambal in 1677. Bharathiar used to worship Kalikambal while working in Suthesamithran magazine and his verse ‘Yathumahi Ninral Kali’ was sung on Kalikambal only. The famous TMS’s song ‘Ullam Uruhuthaiya’ was sung for the first time here only, in 1952 by Sri Andavan Pichai.

More details in Vikatan Publication’s ‘ Nimmadhi Tharum Sannidhi Part 1‘ book.

Chennai Temples - Pancha Bootha Sthalams:


There are Pancha boodha sthalam equivalents in Chennai at the heart of the city which are considered very powerful and they are:
1) Kalahasthi temple at Pavalakara (Coral Merchant) street, near Mallikeswarar temple, Mannady representing Air
2) Arunachaleswara temple near Lakshmi Amman Koil stop in Thiruvotriyur bus route representing Fire. There is one more Arunachaleswarar temple at the end of Palliappan street (George town).
3) Gangadareswarar Temple, Purasawalkam representing Water
4) Chidambaranatha (Nataraja) temple near Choolai Post office representing Sky and
5) Ekambareswara Koil at Mint representing Earth

Note: Thanks to Mrs Prasanna Rajagopalan & shantiraju trips blog for the information

April 18, 2008

Travel information -Links- updated

May be you are all buckling up your shoes for a vacation to your holiday spot..... then reserve your tickets for your tours to takeoff your dreams....


Airlines
  • Air India         www.airindia.com/
  • Indian Airlines         indian-airlines.nic.in/
  • Jet Airways         www.jetairways.com
  • IndiGo www.goindigo.in
  • Aerofloat          www.aeroflot.org/
  • Air France         www.airfrance.com/
  • Air Lanka         www.srilankan.lk/
  • Air Canada         www.aircanada.ca
  • All Nippon airways         svc.ana.co.jp/eng/index.html
  • Austrian Airlines         www.aua.com/
  • Biman Bangladesh Airlines         www.bangladeshonline.com/biman/
  • British Airways         www.britishairways.com/
  • Cathay Pacific          www.cathaypacific.com/
  • EL AL Israel Airlines         www.elal.co.il/
  • Ethiopian Airlines         www.toursundtravel.de/ethiopian-airlines.htm
  • Emirates         www.emirates.com/
  • Gulf air         www.gulfairco.com
  • Japan Airlines         www.jal.co.jp/e/index.html
  • KLM Royal Dutch Airlines         www.klm.nl/
  • Korean Air         www.koreanair.com/
  • Kuwait Airways         www.travelfirst.com/sub/kuwaitair.html
  • Lufthansa German Airline         www.lufthansa.com/
  • Malaysia Airlines         www.malaysiaairlines.com.my/
  • North West Airlines         www.nwa.com/
  • Qantas Airways Ltd         www.qantas.com/
  • Qatar Airways Ltd.         qatarairways.com/
  • Royal Jordanian         www.rja.com.jo/
  • Saudi Arabia Airlines         www.saudiairlines.com/
  • Scandinavian Airlines Syatem         www.flysas.com/
  • Singapore Airlines         www.singaporeair.com/
  • South African Airways         www.flysaa.com
  • Swiss Air         www.swissair.com/
  • Tarom Romania Air Transport         tarom.digiro.net/
  • Thai Airways International         www.thaiair.com/
  • United Airlines         www.ual.com/
  • Yemen Airways         home.earthlink.net/~yemenair/
  • China Airlines         www.china-airlines.com/us/index.htm

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Railways
  • Online Rail Reservation         www.railtourismindia.com 
  • Indian Railways         www.indianrail.gov.in/

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State Tourism
  1. State / UT Tourism         indiaimage.nic.in/tourism.htm
  2. Andaman and Nicobar Islands         andaman.nic.in/
  3. AP Tourism         www.aptourism.com/
  4.         www.andhrapradesh.com
  5.         www.apinfrastructure.com
  6. Arunachal Pradesh         www.arunachaltourism.com/
  7.         arunachalpradesh.nic.in
  8. Assam         assamgovt.nic.in/
  9. Bihar         bihar.nic.in/
  10.         www.nic.in/ptdc/
  11. Chhattisgarh         cgtourism.nic.in/
  12. Chandigarh         www.citcochandigarh.com/helpline/
  13. New Delhi         delhitourism.nic.in/
  14. Goa         www.goacom.com
  15.         goagovt.nic.in
  16.         goatourism.nic.in
  17.         www.goatrip.com
  18.         www.goahub.com/goa/travel_guide
  19.         ruralbazargoa.nic.in
  20.         goamuseum.nic.in
  21.         www.goa-tourism.com 
  22. Gujarat         www.gujarattourism.com/
  23. Haryana         www.haryanatourism.com
  24. Himachal Pradesh         www.hptdc.nic.in/
  25. Jammu and Kashmir         www.jktourism.org/
  26. Jharkhand         www.jharkhand.nic.in/tourism/tour.htm
  27. Karnataka         kstdc.nic.in/
  28. Kerala Tourism          www.keralatourism.org
  29. Lakshwadeep         lakshadweep.nic.in/lakislscvr.htm
  30. Madhya Pradesh Tourism         www.mptourism.com/
  31. Maharashtra         www.maharashtra.gov.in
  32. www.mumbainet.com
  33. Manipur         manipur.nic.in/
  34. Meghalaya         meghalaya.nic.in
  35. www.meghalayatourism.com
  36. Mizoram         mizotourism.nic.in/
  37. Nagaland         www.nagalandtourism.com/
  38. Orissa         www.orissatourism.gov.in/
  39. Pondicherry         www.tourisminpondicherry.com
  40. Punjab         ptdc.nic.in/
  41. Rajasthan         www.rajgovt.org
  42.         www.rajasthantourism.gov.in
  43. Sikkim         sikkim.nic.ind
  44.         www.sikkimtourism.org
  45. Tamil Nadu         www.tamilnadutourism.org/
  46. www.tidco.com
  47. Tripura         tripura.nic.in
  48. Uttar Pradesh         www.up-tourism.com/
  49. Uttaranchal         www.ua.nic.in/uttaranchaltourism
  50. West Bengal         www.wbtourism.com/
  51. Daman and Diu         www.damantourism.com/         www.diutourism.com/ 
  52. Dadra - Nagar Haveli         www.silvassatourism.com/ 
  53. NorthEast India         www.northeastofindia.com 

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Others
  1. All India Resort Development Association          www.airda.org/
  2. Department of Development of North Eastern Region         www.northeast.nic.in
  3. Cottage Industry         www.cottageemporiumindia.com/
  4. SATTE         www.satte.org
  5. SOUKYA - The International Holistic Health
  6. Centre         www.soukya.com
  7. Hotel Association of India          www.hotelassociationofindia.com
  8. Federation of Hotel and Resturant Associations of India          www.fhrai.com
  9. The Travel Agents Association of India (TAAI)         www.travelagentsofindia.com
  10. Indian Association of Tour Operators (IATO)         www.iato.net
  11. The International Air Transport Association (IATA)          www.iata.org
  12. Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA)         www.pata.org
  13. International Hotel & Restaurant Associations          www.ih-ra.com
  14. TAFI - Travel Agents Federation of India          www.tafionline.com
  15. Hotel & Restaurant of Wester India          www.hrawi.net
  16. National Film Development Corporation of India          www.nfdcindia.com/
  17. Directory of Indian Government Websites          www.goidirectory.nic.in 



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