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Akshardham
The Akshardham experience is an enlightening journey through India
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Tilyar Lake
Tilyar Lake came into existence in 1976 within an area of 132 acres. The lake forms an integral part of the set up, making it one of the greenest stretches one can imagine. It lies close to Rohtak town.
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Mud Fort
The Mud Fort of Kuchesar built in the mid-18th century by the Jat rulers is located at a distance of 80 kilometres from New Delhi. The fort was built with seven turrets so as to make it withstand the cannons of the British. Overnight stay at the hotel.
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Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary
The Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, popularly known as Keoladeo Ghana National Park lies on the way between two of India's most historic cities - Agra and Jaipur. This sanctuary situated in Rajasthan, is about 190 kms from Delhi. Its other appellation Keoladeo is derived from the name of an ancient Hindu temple devoted to Lord Shiva standing in the sanctuary's central zone while the other term 'Ghana' implies dense, thick areas of forest cover in Hindi.
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Sariska
Sariska palace (Rajasthan, India) was built as a hunting lodge at the close of the 19th century by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh of Alwar in a calm, quiet and a thickly wooded valley on the threshold of what is now the Sariska national park. the palace is a brilliant jewel set in nature in all it's natural magnificence and is much admired by all discerning visitors for its architectural grandeur and natural surroundings.
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Ranthambore Wildlife Sanctuary
In the 13th century A.D. Govinda, the grandson of Prithviraj Chauhan took over the reign of the land. Later his successor Vagabhatta, beautified the city and built a noteworthy temple at Jhain. In the middle of the 15th century A.D. Rana Kumbha captured the fort and gifted it to his son to be occupied later by the Hada Rajputs of Bundi and Mughal Emperors Akbar and Aurangazeb. Mughal Emperor Shah Alam gifted it to Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh I of Jaipur in 1754 and since then it was maintained as the hunting preserve of the Maharaja. Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh were part of the royal hunting who stayed here.
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Neemrana
It is Rajasthan's closest palace from New Delhi, situated at 122 kms. on the Delhi-Jaipur highway - only 100 kms from Delhi's international airport. Sited on a majestic plateau, concealed in a horseshoe formation of the billion year old Aravalli ranges.
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The Hill Fort Kesroli
The Hill fort, Kesroli is a Neemrana Group Enterprise. Kesroli is located near Alwar (Rajasthan, India). The Hill Fort, Kesroli, sited atop the rare, dark Hornstone Breccia rocks, commands splendid agrarian views from its ramparts which rise to 50-65 meters/ 150-200 feet.
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Sultanpur National Park & Bird Sanctuary
Located at a distance of 46 kms from Delhi, Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary is a haven to a variety of domestic and migratory birds. Artificial mound, have turned into a green glade. The marsh has been converted into a water body. And with the years, hundreds of species of migratory birds have winged in to stay. Winter brings in birds from as far as Siberia. Flock of geese from Europe wing in too. The local birds flap in. The bird population include darters, egrets shovellers, gadwell and geese dominate. Teals, kingfishers, lapwings, sandpipers demoiselle cranes and such like water birds nestle in. Over 100 species have been identified here.
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Morni HIlls
Morni Hills are an offshoot of Shivalik range, which run in two parallel ranges. The village of Morni (Bhoj Jabial) lies on the mountainside, at 1220 meters or 3600 feet above sea level. Traditions assign the name of Morni to a Queen who is believed to have ruled this area. Situated in the lower reaches of the Shivalik range, Morni is ideal for a holiday with its cool clime, beautiful natural vistas and myriad opportunities for bird watching, trekking, rock-climbing and other adventure sports. The best time for visiting Morni Hills is from September to March.
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