Travel Types helps travelers discover destinations based on their interests such as hill stations, beaches, wildlife parks, adventure spots, religious places, and honeymoon destinations. Explore different styles of travel across India with helpful guides covering attractions, food, accommodation, and travel tips to plan your perfect journey.
Kerala Hill Stations is all exotic seashores and lush green hill stations that are a delight to the visitors. Much of the highland area of the Western Ghats is enviable for its serene and tranquil surroundings, wonderful treks, aromatic plantations of tea, coffee, rubber and fragrant cardamom, tropical forests and rich flora and fauna rising to an average height of 1520 m. Here, we have attempted to cover the major hill stations.
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The Hazratbal Shrine Mosque Jammu & Kashmir, an important Islamic shrine that is located in the village of Hazratbal that is located on the banks of the Dal Lake. During your tours to the historical monuments in Kashmir, India you must visit this shrine built of pure white marble. The shire is famous as it contains a strand of hair of the prophet Muhammad. This hair is kept on display for pilgrims during certain fairs and festivals. During your tours to the Hazratbal mosque in Srinagar, Kashmir, India you will notice that this is the only mosque in Kashmir that has a dome as all the other mosques have pagoda like roofs.
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Infant Jesus Church in Bangalore On January 14th, 2002 The Foundation stone for the new Infant Jesus Church was laid by his Grace, Rev. Fr. Dr. Ignatius Pinto, and the…
Iskcon temple in Bangalore located on the west of the Chord Road. There are many Iskcon temples round the globe and this temple in bengalore hast the largest complex of temples among them. It was built in 1997 under the global ISKCON project.
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Darjeeling is a popular hill station situated in the Indian state of West Bengal. It will best Darjeeling Hill Station Tour. The history of Darjeeling seemed to have begun with the establishment of a hill station by the British East India Company in 1835. Before that the region was under Sikkim ruler, who after deal with Company gave them permission to develop sanatorium for its soldier. The British ruled Darjeeling under the law applicable normally to the less privileged and economically less developed districts of the country. When the Bengal was divided into the eastern and western parts in 1905, Darjeeling was brought under the jurisdiction of the province of East Bengal and Assam.
