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Strange Places In India
Some of the strange places in India but must-see places include Dandakaranya, Kanchenjunga Mountain, Roopkund, Khardung La Pass, Kalavantin Durg.Abandoned churches in India that need visits
Here are the top hauntingly abandoned churches in India you should explore because of mysterious, spooky and supernatural activities.Planning A Trip To Kanyakumari ?
Kanyakumari is the confluence of the Indian Ocean, Bay of Bengal & the Arabian Sea. If you are planning a trip to Kanyakumari, here are tips.5 offbeat places to visit in India
If you are an adventure lover and try to explore things differently, then here is the list of 5 offbeat places to visit in India.Places to spend special moments with your partner
In today's world, people just see where they can sit down with their partners and spend a certain moment. Here are some places to spend with a partner.
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Khangchendzonga National Park
Khangchendzonga National Park, also known as Kanchenjunga Biosphere Reserve, is the avatar of nature, recently enlisted into UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites.
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Jorethang
Jorethang is a town in South Sikkim, which falls on the way to Pelling for many routes & is situated along the Rangeet River, a branch of the Teesta river.
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Strategically rested on a magnificent ridge in the north of Gangtok, the Enchey Monastery (meaning solitary) lives up to its name.
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