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Explore Rajgir - The First Capital Kingdom of Magadha

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Rajgir is spotted in the Nalanda area of Bihar is the first capital kingdom of Magadha. The name Rajgir is inferred from Sanskrit word Tajagraha which signifies "house of the ruler" or "imperial house". It may have its cause from the strict signifying, "illustrious mountain". Rajgir was the antiquated capital city of the Magadha lords until the fifth century BC when Ajatashatru moved the cashflow to Pataliputra. In those days, it was called Rajgrih, which interprets as "the home of Royalty". Rajgir is found in a valley encompassed by rough hillocks. One can see numerous Buddhist friars thinking at a spot called Vultures Peak. Ruler Buddha is said to have conveyed numerous sermons at the town of Rajgir. Ruler Mahavir is likewise said to need to invest some measure of time at the town of Rajgir. The peacefulness of Rajgir revitalizes both the brain and spirits. Rajgir is in a valley encompassed by seven knolls specifically Vaibhara, Ratna, ...

Places to Visit in Nalanda

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Towards the Southeast of Patna, is a town called the "Bada Gaon", in the region of which, are the world acclaimed remnants of Nalanda University. The Nalanda University being the first private universal college of the world, pulled in researchers and scholars from as far away as China, Greece, and Persia. The extraordinary library of Nalanda University was vast to the point that it is accounted for to have blazed for three months after the trespassers set flame to it, scoured and obliterated the cloisters, and drove the friars from the site. The libraries were unlimited and generally famous, and the malignant flame obliterated a considerable lot of the writings were devastated and the misfortune was unalterable. The custom of Nalanda had been conveyed into Tibet when of the Muslim intrusions of the twelfth century. 7th century AD: Hieun Tsang stayed here and left point by point portrayal of the fabulousness of training framework and virtue of religious life polished...

Unique and Unusual Hotels from Around the World

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Hotels are typically viewed as a place you stay for couple of days/ months and move on. However there are a few hotels which has managed to move away from their purely utilitarian functionality and serve their guests that something extra which makes the stay truly unforgettable. We were a little disappointed  not find any hotels in India that fit the bill, a land so ancient and steeped in mystic should surely have an unusual hotel in its backyard. Anyway, here are some of the truly unique and unusual hotels from around the world. Hotel Silken Puerta America, Madrid :-  A slick and futuristic hotel designed by some of the best architects and designers from around the world. The best part is that the prices are similar to any normal 5 star property and the added style and grace is complimentary. You can do an online hotel booking for this property. Blow Up Hall 5050, Poland :- The hotel is a classic example of an architecture that gracefully blends futurism and minim...

Iraqi Kurdistan Travel Guide

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Iraq's Kurdish region is worlds apart from its violence ridden south, and it is eager to spread the word  to travelers around the world. Kurdistan hopes to follow Croatia – an unknown destination which went through periods of civil unrest and now is one of the most popular tourist places in the world. Kurdistan is also trying to emulate countries like India which has successfully gotten around infrastructure issues to build a thriving tourism industry. Especially, hotels in India , which are quickly ramping up services to world class levels.  Kurdistan has been readying itself  – the airport has been completely rebuilt with 23 airlines connecting Erbil to 15 countries. The historical, autonomous region that is about the size of Scotland  is by far the most attractive part of the country. A recent boom driven by  oil explorations and surge in infrastructure developments has put the region on the travelers map. And the world is taking notice, the city of Erb...

Book Your Hotel Near India's Top Tiger Reserves

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India's tigers face an unprecedented number of threats, from deforestation, overgrazing, poaching and rapid encroachment of urban areas into their habitats. A 2010 government survey painted an alarming picture - only 1,711 tigers remain in India's declining jungles, a mere 2% of the population that roamed the land 100 years ago. The good news is that there exists 38,000 square kilometers of protected wilderness across India which is home to not just tigers but an amazing array of flora and fauna. Here are the best lodges and reserves in the country that strive to create a better habitat for Tigers. If you are planning a trip to a tiger reserve, make your hotel reservation from a reputed online hotel booking portal to land a good discount . Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Madhya Pradesh :- This reserve is steeped in history and is home to numerous temples, hermit caves and centuries old shrines. Hailed as one of the most beautiful sanctuaries in the country, it features a var...