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Kashmir one of the most beautiful places on the planet. The valley draws in huge number of tourists from all over the world throughout the year. Home to some of the most architectural wonders, lush green gardens and water bodies. The valley showcases a wide variety of flora and fauna. The Kashmir cuisine is also quite popular due to its wide range of dishes prepared by meat. The traditional ornaments and attire worn by the men, and women of Kashmir is known for its elaborate designs, and hand made patterns. Kashmir is a reservoir of limitless natural beauty, art, architecture, and mouth watering delicacies. Here are some off beat tourist destinations in Srinagar. Dal Lake The lake is also known as the Jewel Of Srinagar, adorned with wooden houseboats, Shikaras and floating markets. Char Chinar standing in the middle of the lake surrounded by lush green Mughal Gardens exhibit a   mesmerizing view for the spectators. Mughal Gardens The Mughals fell in love wi...

Thane, the metropolitan city is the closest neighbour to Mumbai. The city is a perfect combination of natural beauty and rapid modernization. Thane is home to seven lakes and is also referred to as the city of lakes. The city also serves as the main source of water supply for the Mumbaikars. The multicultural city has a rich historical heritage and has witnessed numerous wars of conquest in the past. The city showcases a wide range of tourist places and here we have mentioned some of the most visited tourist places in Thane. Ghodbunder Fort Considered to be one of the oldest forts in the country, Ghodbunder Fort was built around the 16th century. The fort was used by the Portuguese for trading horses, the term Ghod means horse and Bunder mean fort. The fort is a major tourist attraction and is looked after by the archaeological survey of India. Thane creek The creek is known for its natural beauty and is visited by a large number of migratory birds who visit ...

Vadodara, the cosmopolitan city is also known as Baroda. Located in Gujarat, the city was envisioned by the aspirational Maratha ruler SayajiraoGaekwad III as a hub of economic and educational activity in the region. The city is adorned with numerous architectural marvels showcasing the genius of the Indian architects. Gujarat is known for its unique culture and cuisine, especially dishes like Khandvi, Fafda and Dhokla are particularly famous among tourists. Gujaratis are known for their distinct sense of humour and are also considered to be shrewd businessmen as well. There are plenty of places for you to visit in the city, here are some of them. Laxmi Vilas Palace The palace is considered to be one of the most significant feats of architecture in the country. It once served as the residence of then ruler SayajiraoGaekwad III. The palace is spread across 700 acres and is four times the size of Buckingham Palace.  SayajiBaug The construction of the garden w...

Goa offers an ideal escape from the scorching heat during the summers. Visitors from all over the country flock in huge numbers from every part of the country to this tiny state. There are plenty of reasons why Goa has become so popular among the tourists, the city is adorned with picturesque beaches, restaurants serving the world-famous Goan cuisine and bars offering refreshing drinks to lift your spirits. Goa was once a Portuguese colony and there are many churches and forts built by the Portuguese that exhibit the Baroque style of architecture. Here is a list of places that you must visit when you are in Goa. Calangute Beach Also popularly known as the Queen of the Beaches, Calangute beach is the longest beach in Goa. The beach has become a hub for major festivals that include performances by famous artists from all over the world. It also offers a wide variety of adventure sports activities like scuba diving, paragliding, and jet skiing. The beach provides easy acc...