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50 greatest places of a lifetime in the world by national geographic magazine
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#Kerala has been mentioned as one of the 50 greatest places of a lifetime in the world by national geographic magazine. Kerala the spice capital of world.
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Kerala - abundant wildlife, paddyfields, a land burstling with cashew, coconut and rubber plantations.
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Enclosed within is a criss cross of mossed backwaters, abundant wildlife, paddyfields, a land burstling with cashew, coconut and rubber plantations and a variety of spices like cardamom, pepper, turmeric and ginger, making #Kerala the spice capital of world. #wildlife
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India: People & Places
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Tucked away in the south west corner of India, #Kerala is a narrow strip of coastal territory sloping down from the Western Ghats. Kerala boasts of a rich tradition and a deep historical background.
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India: Communication & Transportation
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Usually, a multi-entry visa, valid for a period of 180 days, is granted for the purpose of tourism. The visa is valid from the date of issue. Tourist Visa can also be given for 3 months, valid from date 1st entry into India which should be within 2 months. #indianvisa
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India: Communication & Transportation
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Citizens of all countries require a valid passport and a visa. The visa must be obtained abroad from an Indian Consulate/Mission. If planning to visit a neighboring country then re-entering India, a multiple entry visa should be obtained. #indianvisa #passport
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India: Communication & Transportation
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The image of the Indian Railways is rated poor with common complaints being making reservations is difficult or that the signage is only in Hindi. But the REAL need is for cleaning up the place. It is just too dirty for comfort.
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India: Hotels, Resorts & Lodging
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The voltage used is 220 volts (the U.S. uses 120 volts). You can purchase a converter at most hardware stores for appliances that do not switch to 220V. Current Spikes are common in india so use a spike buster.
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India: Food and Restaurants
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Tipping is a matter of personal discretion. Although bills normally include a service charge, it is customary to tip in restaurants and other places that cater to tourists.
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India: Communication & Transportation
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ln case of complaints against taxi or auto rickshaw for overcharging or cheating, note down the number of the vehicle and lodge a report with Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic). you can get the Contact Phone Nos in Telephone Directory. #taxi #cab
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India: Communication & Transportation
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Check out First City, Time Out Delhi or the Delhi City Guide magazines for listings of citywide kids’ events and activities.
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India: Communication & Transportation
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Buses - even the ‘deluxe’ variety - are generally the cheapest and most torturous way to get about with children, with infrequent stops for food, drinks and toilet breaks.
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India: People & Places
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Peruse New Delhi's outstanding museums and monuments: shining stars include the National Museum, Humayun’s tomb, Gandhi Smriti and Crafts Museum
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India: People & Places
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Marvel at India’s largest mosque, the majestic Jama Masjid, which can hold a staggering 25, 000 worshippers.
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India: People & Places
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Qutb Minar in South Delhi, a soaring victory tower built to proclaim the arrival of Islam in India
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India: Arts & Culture
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book parties are also taking place at swanky hotel bars, like the Park in Connaught Place (15 Parliament Street; 91-11-2374-3000; www.theparkhotels.com), and offer a glimpse of India’s upper classes.
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India: Arts & Culture
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New Delhi Book party - the American Center (24 Kasturba Gandhi Marg, Connaught Place; 91-11-2347-2290
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India: Arts & Culture
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FOR visitors to New Delhi seeking entertainment look for a book party. British Council (17 Kasturba Gandhi Marg, Connaught Place; 91-11-2371-1401; www.britishcouncil.org/India)
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India: Shopping
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Central Cottage Emporium for products from around India. Govt. run and very good selection. Favored by tourists visiting India.
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India: India: Fashion & Clothing
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Shamim & Sons - superb suit makers - located in Defence Colony next to Lapjat Nagar flyover.
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