Amritsar is a city in the Northwestern indian state of Punjab, 28 km from the border with Pakistan. At the center of it's walled old Town, the gilded Golden Temple ( Harmandir sahid) is the holiest gurdwara (religious complex) of the sikh religious. It's at the end of a Causeway, surrounded by the sacred Amritsar sarovar tank (lake), where pilgrims bathe .  Amritsar Tourist Places

  Golden Temple 

The Golden Temple is a gurudwara located in the city Amritsar, panjab, india. It is the preeminent spiritual site of sikhism. The man- made pool on the site of thr temple was completed by the fourth sikn guru, guru ram das, in 1577.In 1604 guru arjun placed a copy of the adi granth in harmandir sahib. 

Jallianwala Bagh

Jallianwala bagh is a historic garden and, memorial of national importance close to the golden Temple complex in Amritsar, Punjab, India, preserved in the memory of those wounded and killed in the jalianwala bagh massacre that occurred on the site on the festival of baisakhi.  Amritsar Tourist Places

Wagah border 

Wahga Or wagha is a village and union councils located in the wahga  a zone of lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. The town is famous for the wagah border ceremony and also serves as a goods transit terminal and a railway station between Pakistan and india. Amritsar Tourist Places

Gandhi Gate

There is nothing to see here; it is not a tourist attraction. This location may be seen while travelling to the hall bazar area. This is the name of a location. Amritsar Tourist Places

Akal Takht

Thr akal takht (throne of the timeline one) is one of five takhts (seats of power) of the sikhs. It is located in the darbar sahib (golden Temple) complex in amritsar, Punjab, india. The akal takht was built by shri guru Hargobind ji as a place of justice and considered of temporal issues . Amritsar Tourist Places

The khalsa (the collection body of the sikhs) and the place jathedar the highest spokesman og the sikhs. Thr current jathedar of akal takht  appointed  by the shiromani gurudwara prabandhak committee is sarbat khalsa calls for the reinstitution of jagtar sing hawara. Amritsar Tourist Places

Shri Ram Tirath 

Located 12km west of Amritsar on chogawan road, dates back to the period of Ramayan, rishi valmiki Hermitage. The place has an ancient tank and many temple. A hug marks the site where mata sita gave birth to luv & kush and also, still extant are rishi valmiki hut and the well with stairs where mata sita used to the take her bath . Amritsar Tourist Places

 The bedis of Punjab (guru trace their descent guru nanak dev, the founder prophet of sikhism was a badi)  trace their descent, guru gobind singh was a sodhi from luv. A founder fair since times immemorial is hell here in November. 16 kilometres west on chonganwan road is ram tirath commemorating maharshi valmiki ji s heritage. Amritsar Tourist Places

Masjid khairuddin ahle hadees 

Khairuddin masjid also known as jama masjid is a beautiful mosque built  by Muhammad khairuddin in 1876 ce. The mosque holds great importance in India freedom struggle. It was this   mosque that tootie -e- hind Shanattaullan bukhari called apone the people to wage war against the British rulers. Amritsar Tourist Places

Rishikesh is a city in Uttarakhand, India, located in the Himalayan foothills alongside the Ganges River. The rive is considered holy, and the city is renowned as a center for studying yoga and meditation. Temples and ashrams( centers for spiritual studies) line the eastern band around swar ashrams a traffic- free alcohol free and vegetarian enclave Vpstream form Rishikesh town.  Rishikesh tourist places

1.Laxman jhula, Rishikesh

One of the most prominent places in rishikesh, laxman khula is a 450feet long suspension bridge bhul year 1939 , the bridge is a important a attraction as it is believed it is the same place where lo and Laxman crossed the ganga river on a jute rope. Rishikesh tourist places

While you will find plenty of cafes on both sides of the bridge, the famous places you should definitely visit are Laxman temple and tear manzil mandir situated close by. 

When crossing the bridge do stop in middle and just soak in the view of the hills all around you nothing is more surred than this! Rishikesh tourist places

2.Ram jhula, Rishikesh

The ram jhula is a few kilometres downstream of the laxman jhula. This suspension bridge was completed in 1980, a year after Laxman Jhula, and has a structure and construction that is quite similar to Laxman Jhula. Rishikesh tourist places

As you crose this bridge, you will witness the Himalayas peeking out of clouds on clear days and the ganga river gusning down in full. It does make for a scenic vista which you don't want to miss when rishikesh. Rishikesh tourist places

The bridge is also renowned for linking two popular ashrams of the town swarg ashram on the other. About 450 feet long. This bridge offers breath taking views of valleys and the temple around. Walk showly if you want to take it all in. 

 3.Tear manzil mandir Rishikesh

Asli knows as trimbakeshvar temple this is one of the most  renowned temple of rishikesh. Perched os the banks (as it's name suggest) has 13 storegs and strikingly beautiful architecture . It can be easily distinguished form afer thanks to it's colourful facad. Rishikesh tourist places

4.Shri Bharat mandir Rishikesh 

One of the city's most prominent and revered temples. Shri Bharat Mandir is a dedicated temple with a number of mythical stories. The pandavas, for example, are thought to be.

 They remained at this temple and worshipped Lord Hrishikesh on their route to heaven. It's also thought that when Lord Buddha came to visit the temple, it was briefly converted into a monastery. Isn't it fascinating? Rishikesh tourist places

  5.Triveni ghat, Rishikesh

It is one of the most famous ghants in Rishikesh and makes for a beautiful place to watch the evening ganga aarti. The sanctity of the ghat comes form the egend that it seen the confluence of there major rivers -ganga, yamuna and saraswati.

The ghat us considered sacred and if hindu my thology is to believed it is said theer a drip in the holy waters of Ganga hear the ghat can Purgealy your sins. After all. This ghat has been mentioned in both our epics- Rishikesh tourist places

              Ramayan and mahabharat  

Sit by the ghat un the evening and soak in the splendour of the aarti. 

6. The Beatles ashram, Rishikesh 

Located at a distance of a round 18 km form the city. Centre. The Beatles ashram is mong the most important place the Beatles visited the ashram meditation. Thr out look on india spirituality changed the world over.  Rishikesh tourist places

The time the Beatles spent at the ashram is tooted as ome of their most production period where they wrote plenty of songs. If you are a Beatles fan, you have to visit the ashram and soak in its tranquility. The pleas is not maintainea properly but still, the rvins look beautiful. Just find a spot in side the ashram and spend some house meditation.

  7.Neelkanth Mahadav temple, Rishikesh 

Located around 30km form rishikesh this holy temple is considered as on of the most important pilgrimage please for all the devotees of Lord shiva. According to hindu mythology, it is believed that the temple is built the same spot where lond shiva  drank the venom. 'Halahal 'that. Rishikesh tourist places

Chandigarh is one of India's liveliest cities and the dream city of India's first Prime Minister, Shri Jawahar Lal Nehru. It is the only city in the world that serves as the capital of both Punjab and Haryana. This lovely city takes pride in being India's first planned city. The city's architecture is well-known across the world. Chandigarh tourist places

Around 8000 years ago, the city was believed to be the home of the Harappans. The site of modern-day Chandigarh was formerly a large lake surrounded by marshlands. Many fossil remains, mostly of aquatic creatures and amphibians, have been unearthed in the region.

During the mediaeval era, the city was part of the affluent Punjab region. Punjab was divided into East and West Punjab after the tragic partition of the country in 1947. The city was intended to house refugees who had been displaced from West Punjab, as well as serve as the capital of East Punjab.  Chandigarh tourist places

Chandigarh has always been a business hub and a wonderful location to call home. It's also a hidden treasure of a location, ideal for spending time with family, friends, alone, or that special someone. A variety of attractions will keep you occupied for a weekend or a week.

Here is a list of some of Chandigarh's most well-known historical sites that will make your trip to Chandigarh more unforgettable than you could have imagined. 

Chandigarh is a lovely city. With its appealing diversity, India is one of the most interesting countries on the planet. Chandigarh, one of the seven union territories, embraces its beauty like stars on a full moon night. Chandigarh tourist places

Chandigarh's beauty is enhanced by the presence of several green gardens, restaurants such as Saffron, Oregano, and Gopal Sweets, Punjabi Dhabas such as buddy Dhaba, nightclubs such as cat su, para club, score, and buzz, malls like as NCM and ELANTE, and so on. Chandigarh tourist places

Chandigarh the city beautiful

It includes numerous locations such as the Rock Garden, Sukhna Lake, and Rose Garden. One of the most fascinating facts is that Nek Chand created the rock garden out of industrial waste materials such as stones and other trash, which adds to its appeal. There are also government museums and art galleries there. An art gallery, a natural history museum, and a national gallery of portraiture are all part of the museum.

Chandigarh was India's first modern city, designed by the French architect Le Cor Busier. It is nicely separated into parts and consists of tree-lined roadways. Chandigarh is the state capital of both Punjab and Haryana. Himachal Pradesh shares a boundary with it.

The open hand monument is the Chandigarh government's symbol. It represents an open hand that may give and take, as well as peace and prosperity or reconciliation. It sends a message of togetherness and openness to new ideas. 

At Mohali, it also has an international airport that serves both domestic and international flights. Anyone from any part of the world may come to Chandigarh to experience and love its beauty.

1. Nek Chand’s Rock Garden, 

Every trip to Chandigarh should include a stop at the city's famous Rock Garden. Set aside some time to see this unique spot whether you're visiting the city with family and friends or on business. It's a sculpture park with hundreds of stunning works made completely of rock and other "waste" materials. Every inch of this garden is a piece of art, and whether you're a lover of art or not, by the time you leave, this area will have converted you into one.

2. Sukhna Lake,

When you think about lakes in Chandigarh for couples, the first name that springs to mind is Sukhna Lake. It is commonly referred to as "one of India's most beautiful manmade lakes," and if you have had the opportunity to see it for yourself, you will agree.  Chandigarh tourist places

The beautiful waterbody has been one of Chandigarh's most prominent tourist attractions since its creation in 1958. Travel to Sukhna Lake at dawn or dusk if you have the chance to watch one of the most stunning sunrises or sunsets you will ever see. It's also a hub for a number of activities, with boating being the most popular.

3. Zakir Hussain Rose Garden

Zakir Hussain Rose Garden in Chandigarh You may call it whatever you want: Rose Garden or simply Rose Garden, but it'll always be the same magical place that transports your senses to another world. It's in Sector 16 and covers 30 acres, allowing you the chance to see over 1600 different varieties of roses and other plant species.

 A big celebration known as the Rose Festival takes place every year in February or March, when spring has arrived or is about to arrive in the region. Thousands of people go from near and far to Chandigarh for this festival, which features a wide range of roses.

4. Chhatbir Zoo,

Wildlife is probably not the first thing that comes to mind when you think about Chandigarh. However, in keeping with the city's tradition of surprising tourists, the city has a great zoo where visitors may witness a wide range of wild animals. Mahendra Chaudhary Zoological Park is a 505-acre wildlife park with species from all across the country. Chandigarh tourist places

 It is home to over 1200 animals from more than 100 distinct species. Hundreds of animals, including black buck, white buck, Indian gazelle, Indian elephant, common leopard, lion, leopard cat, Royal Bengal tiger, and white tiger, may be found here. Visitors may also get up up and personal with a variety of bird species, including falcons, at the park.

5. Government Museum and Art Gallery

The Government Museum and Art Gallery may may be Chandigarh's most underappreciated museum, overshadowed by the appeal of other more well-known areas of interest on our list. The partition of India and Pakistan in 1947 was the catalyst for the establishment of this location. Chandigarh tourist places

The majority of the exhibits at the museum were formerly housed at the Central Museum in Lahore, Punjab's capital. The amazing collection was moved to India following partition, and the Government Museum and Art Gallery was built to hold it. 

Gandhara statues and Rajasthani miniature paintings are among the museum's most cherished collections. Chandigarh tourist places

6. International Dolls Museum

If you're tired of the same-old tourist traps in Chandigarh, pay a visit to the International Dolls Museums for a change of pace.

As the name says, the institution is dedicated to dolls and has a big collection of hundreds of wonderful dolls and puppets. Chandigarh tourist places

 Although it is clearly popular among youngsters, it also appeals to adults. The museum's collection includes objects from Denmark, Germany, Russia, Korea, and Spain, among others.

7. Japanese Garden,

With its artistically attractive architecture, undisturbed tranquilly, and thick vegetation, the Japanese Garden, a new addition to the list of popular places to visit in Chandigarh with friends and family, has already made a name for itself. Chandigarh tourist places

 The project's first phase was finished in 2014, and the second phase was completed in 2016. An subterranean tunnel connects the two, which is lined with magnificent Japanese paintings and a sight to behold. It's extremely lovely, and if you're ever in the Sector 31 region, make a point of stopping by and relaxing in the garden. Chandigarh tourist places

8. Nada Sahib Gurudwara,

Take a short journey from your Chandigarh hotel to the Nada Sahib Gurudwara, which has long been the centre of religion and spirituality in the city. This is where city dwellers go to forget about their hectic lives and spend a few moments of tranquilly in the presence of the holy. 

Visit the site for its magnificent architecture, which is nothing short of breath-taking, if not for the relaxing chants that fill you with fresh life.

9. Fun City Waterpark,

If you're visiting Chandigarh, don't miss out on seeing one of North India's largest waterparks. One of Chandigarh's most popular attractions is Fun City Waterpark. There are several water slides and rides. Among the pools you will certainly like are the enormous activity pool, wave pool, splash pool, and numerous landing pools.  Chandigarh tourist places

There is an amusement park adjacent to the waterpark where you may spend some time enjoying interesting rides and activities. Bring your family or friends with you if you want to take advantage of the incentives and savings. There are various restaurants in the vicinity that may be able to fulfil your hunger.

10. Elante Mall

Do you want to treat yourself to some retail therapy? Visit India's ninth biggest shopping mall, as well as one of Chandigarh's most beautiful spots. Elante Mall is a cutting-edge, modern retail and dining destination where you can easily spend a whole day buying, exploring, and eating wonderful food. It has an area for kids called Fun City, which has a range of games and activities for them to enjoy. 

The mall also boasts a large food court, eight movie screens, and a variety of retailers that will have you going back for more. There are a variety of fine cafés where you may sit and relax while enjoying a hot or cold beverage if you aren't hungry. Chandigarh tourist places

11. National Gallery of Portraits

The National Gallery of Portraits in Chandigarh is one of the city's lesser-known attractions, despite its popularity and well-managed management. This is the place to go if you appreciate museums and history. An amazing collection of portraits, papers, literature, sculptures, and paintings from the period of independence may be found here.  Chandigarh tourist places

The vast bulk of the documents are highly rare and one-of-a-kind. In 1977, the museum initially opened its doors, and in 2007, it was refurbished. The State Government is in charge of administering and curating it at the moment.

12. Sector 17 Market,

Sector 17 market in Chandigarh is not just for those wishing to buy something, but also for those who simply want to window shop and take in the vibrant atmosphere, especially at night. 

This makes the market one of the most well-known tourist attractions in Chandigarh. A variety of brands, merchants, and hawkers may be found here. Spending an evening at this local market is both enjoyable and convenient, as it is located near the city centre and is easily accessible. Chandigarh tourist places

 There are various shops in this area that provide high-quality traditional Punjabi apparel and footwear. There are also several bookstores and eateries. Due to the lack of automotive traffic, exploring this market on foot is a breeze. Chandigarh tourist places

13. Mansa Devi Temple,

The colorful environment of Chandigarh's Sector 17 market is not just for those looking to buy something, but also for those who simply want to window shop and take in the dynamic scene, particularly at night. Chandigarh tourist places

 As a result, the market is one of Chandigarh's most well-known tourist attractions. Here you'll find a wide range of brands, merchants, and hawkers. It is both delightful and convenient to spend an evening at this local market, which is located near the city center and is easily accessible. 

This region has a number of businesses that provide high-quality traditional Punjabi clothing and footwear. There are also a number of cafes and bookshops. Due to the lack of vehicular traffic, walking through this market is a breeze. Chandigarh tourist places

14. Open Hand Monument,

This amazing structure was designed by Le Corbusier. He was the same architect that built the whole cityscape of Chandigarh. It's in Sector 1 of Chandigarh's Capitol Complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Because it is also the city's official badge, the open hand symbol is crucial for Chandigarh. Chandigarh tourist places

 The 50-tonne monument is one of Chandigarh's most unusual and stunning attractions, attracting a significant number of tourists and visitors throughout the year. The peace and pleasure ideals are represented by the hand symbol. It also acts as a weathercock, swinging in the direction of the wind.

15. Butterfly Park,

The Forest and Wildlife Department of Chandigarh manages this park, which should be on your bucket list. On the 7-acre site, there are around 30 different types of butterflies. The park is painstakingly maintained to allow for unrestricted butterfly reproduction.

 Many beautiful flowers, as well as host plants and a multitude of butterflies, may be found here. Among the blossoms are marigolds, zinnias, dahlias, and other flowers. Aside from the butterflies, there's an aquatic plant section that attracts a lot of people. The best times to visit Chandigarh for this park are in the spring or late summer.

16. Cactus Garden,

Cactus Garden, also known as the National Cactus and Succulent Botanical Garden and Research Centre, is located in Panchkula, about 10 kilometers from Chandigarh. Even if you are not interested in plant science, the sheer diversity of cacti on display here will astonish you.

 Several common and endangered plant species, particularly cactus, may be found in the garden. There are more than 3,000 types of plants here, according to estimates, including a unique bonsai collection. It was formed in 1987 and has been a source of pride for the community for decades.

 It's no surprise that it's one of Chandigarh's most popular tourist destinations. Aside from the outside garden, there are a number of unique glasshouses dedicated to the preservation of rare plant species. 

Apart from being one of India's holiest cities, Ayodhya is also a popular tourist destination. This historic city is one of India's most popular pilgrim destinations, as it is the birthplace of Lord Ram.

Ayodhya is a city in Uttar Pradesh that is on the banks of the Sarayu River and is said to be where Lord Ram spent the most of his life. People from all across the country come to Ayodhya every year since it is home to some of the most stunning temples and gorgeous ghats. Ayodhya Tourist Places

So, here are some of the most well-known and well-liked tourist attractions in Ayodhya.

Ram Janmabhoomi

A magnificent event marked the start of building of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya. The temple is said to be the site of Lord Ram's birth, making it one of the holiest spots on the planet.  Ayodhya Tourist Places

While the work may take a few years, many people still come to pay their respects to Lord Ram at this temple. As a result, the Ram Mandir is one of Ayodhya's most devout and sacred sites to visit.

Hanuman Garhi

It is also thought that one must visit Hanuman Garhi while visiting Ayodhya's Ram Mandir. The temple is believed to be highly important, and its architecture is also distinctive.

When it comes to architecture, one of most stunning sights in Ayodhya is...  Ayodhya Tourist Places

Kanak Bhavan

Moti Mahal

Another beautiful example of Ayodhya's peculiar architecture is the Moti Mahal. Nawab Shuja-ud-wife was said to have lived in this house, which was erected around 1743 AD.

The palace is near Faizabad, which is only a few kilometres from Ayodhya. Thousands of visitors visit Moti Mahal each year, and it has become an important element of any tourist's Ayodhya itinerary.

 Ayodhya Tourist Places

Sita ki Rasoi

Sita ki Rasoi is an old royal kitchen that is said to have been used by Goddess Sita herself. This hallowed site, which is close to Ram Janmabhoomi, is currently one of the most prominent destinations to visit in Ayodhya.

A replica of an antique kitchen and other culinary items utilised in Sita ki Rasoi can be found in the temple. This temple occupies a particular position in Hindu tradition since Goddess Sita is also known as Goddess Annapurna or the Goddess of Food.  Ayodhya Tourist Places

Mani Parbat

The narrative of Lord Hanuman uprooting a whole mountain in quest of the Sanjeevani Booti is well-known to most of us. A portion of the mountain is thought to have fallen down as he was returning it to Lakshman, and is today known as the Mani Parbat.  Ayodhya Tourist Places

This little mound, which stands roughly 65 feet tall, is regarded one of the nicest spots to see in Ayodhya. It is a holy site since it houses Emperor Ashoka's stupa as well as a Buddhist monastery.

Nageshwarnath Temple

During Shivratri, worshipers go to the Nageshwarnath temple, which was built by Kush, Lord Ram's son. Every year, worshippers of Lord Shiva visit this temple, making it an excellent Ayodhya tourism destination.  Ayodhya Tourist Places

Kush lost his armlet while swimming in the Sarayu River, according to legend. A Nag-Kanya who loved with Kush subsequently discovered this armlet. As a result, Kush erected the Nageshwarnath temple to honour her love and dedication.  Ayodhya Tourist Places

Tulsi Udyan

The Tulsi Udyan, located on Faizabad's national highway, is a well-known and attractive garden. The Tulsi Udyan, one of the top locations to visit in Ayodhya, is suitable for both youngsters and older adults.

It provides a tranquil and pleasant atmosphere that allows a person to unwind and have a peaceful time. Tourists frequently visit Tulsi Udyan, which has become an important component of Ayodhya's sightseeing.  Ayodhya Tourist Places

Guptar Ghat

The Guptar Ghar, located on the banks of the Sarayu River, is thought to be where Lord Ram meditated. He is also said to have taken Jal Samadhi in this river's water.

As part of their journey to Ayodhya, many worshippers visit the Guptar Ghat on a regular basis. Along with the Chakrahari shrine, it also features a temple devoted to Lord Ram and Sita.  Ayodhya Tourist Places

Gulab Bari

Gulab Bari, also known as the Rose Garden, is protected by the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Sites and Remains Act. Gulab Bari, about 4 kilometres from the city centre, lies the mausoleum of Nawab Shuja-ud-daula, the third Nawab of Awadh.  Ayodhya Tourist Places

It is one of the most popular destinations to visit in Ayodhya and has been conserved as part of India's national heritage. It was constructed in the 18th century and has a broad variety of roses, as well as lovely fountains and lush foliage.  Ayodhya Tourist Places

These were some of the most popular and well-known tourist attractions in Ayodhya. Although Hindus see it as a holy and sacred site, Ayodhya attracts visitors from all over the world due to its historical significance and stunning architecture.  Ayodhya Tourist Places

Kerala is a strange location where the mist and beauty of the morning descend. The "God's Own Country," as it is affectionately known, is a spot where the backwaters enchant visitors with their seductive stillness. Yes, it's the 'Spice Capital of India,' where the evening bids farewell to some of Mother Nature's wonderful sounds. Kerala Tourism Places 

Kerala's beauty and allure are undeniable! Allow your wanderlust to run wild and plan a journey to this fascinating nation; there are a plethora of locations to see in Kerala. Make sure you visit all of these places so you can create some of the best memories of your vacation. If you're having trouble deciding which sites to visit, here's a list of tourist attractions that will make your trip full of fun, frolic, and excitement: Kerala Tourism Places 

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