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West Bengal 

Sunderbans

Sundarbans is a mangrove region in the Bay of Bengal, in the delta made of the confluence of the Ganga, Brahmaputra and Meghna rivers. It extends from the Hooghly river in West Bengal of India to the Baleshwar river in Bangladesh. Spread across India and Bangladesh, this Variant Islands Club has well-preserved biodiversity in India, which is remarkably prestigious in West Bengal. Mangrove forest, rarely seen in India, is the hero of the Sundarbans. It protects a rich group of rare and threatened species of water and organisms on the ground in the water. It is a Tiger Reserve and a Biosphere Reserve which is dedicated to working as a shelter for many endangered beings seen in the forests of India. Become a national park, the Sunderbans is a heritage site in UNESCO's list. If you want to travel to West Bengal, then the Sundarbans should not be remembered as a 'mark' because in India this kind of ecosystem is rare.

Kolkata

Kolkata (formerly Calcutta) was the capital of the state of West Bengal of India. Founded as the business term of East India Company, it was the capital of India under the British Raj from 1773-1911. Today it is known for its grand colonial architecture, art galleries, and cultural festivals. It is also the headquarters of Mother House, Missionaries of Charity established by Mother Teresa, whose tomb is on site. British and other royal countries have shared their possessions and concepts in the selected places in the state of West Bengal, Kolkata still holds the glory of the structures of white marble showing the city contrary to the culture and customs of the original inhabitants here. Belur Math, Victoria Memorial, Kalighat Temple, Marble Palace, Tagore House, Barbarazar and many more attractions are giving a regular touch to the lowest point of Kolkata. A beautiful collaboration of Indians and English everywhere in this crowded, vibrant city is very clear, which will take you through the transit stories, managed to go through Kolkata.

Darjeeling

Darjeeling is a city in the West Bengal state of India in the foothills of the Himalayas. A summer resort for the British Raj Elite, once this narrow-gauge is the terminus of the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, or "Toy Train", which was completed in 1881. It is famous for its typical black tea grown on plantation, which is situated on the slopes nearby. It has a mount in its background. Kanchenjunga, among the highest peaks in the world. Amidst the cold, admire the compelling compositions of nature and swirl on that delicious tea of ​​Darjeeling. It is a city of West Bengal, which is located in the Himalayan region at an altitude of 6,700 feet.

The green tea plantations of Darjeeling are also included in the list of tourist destinations of India. These tea gardens are known not only for their cultivating tea but also for their natural beauty. The best time to visit Darjeeling is from November to February. Endless segments of tea plants that disappear with haze, create magical magic on visitors.

Sandakphu

Sandakfu or Sandakfu or Sandakpur is the highest peak in Ilam, Nepal and West Bengal districts of India. It is the highest point of Singali Ridge in the Darjeeling district on the West Bengal-Nepal border. Located in proximity to Singalila National Park in West Bengal, Sandkafu, or Sandakifu. This peak is the highest peak in the region, at an elevation of about 3636 M from sea level.
Sandakphu is an extremely mesmeric trekking trail for all adrenaline junkies. But to reach the summit you need to take a little hard track and then you will be rewarded with the awesome scenes of Kaanchandonga peak.

Jharkhand

tourism places in  Jharkhand

Ranchi

Ranchi is one of the best places to visit in Jharkhand which gives you a divine view of some of the best waterfalls in India. It is the capital of Jharkhand and is known as the 'City of Waterfalls'. Ranchi is a place so rich in mineral resources that it has been named 'Manchester of the East'. It is surrounded by quiet mountains and hills and is marshy. With the heavenly springs, Ranchi never disappoints its tourists and instead provides the best pleasure to nurture them for a lifetime.

Deoghar

Deoghar, one of the 12 Jyotirlinga temples, a popular religious site in Jharkhand, is known as the temple Baidyanath.
Baidyanath Dham at Deoghar becomes most famous during the Shravan month of the Hindu lunar calendar when millions of devotees bring holy water to the linga called Kavad and are therefore known as Kanwarias to take the holy bath of the holy ritual of Rudrabhisheka. 'In this holy month. Deoghar is also known as the 'cultural capital of Jharkhand'.

Hazaribagh

Located on the Chota Nagpur Plateau, 93 km from Ranchi, Hazaribagh is a scenic location with dense forests and natural formations including rock formations and lakes. The forests of Hazaribagh are mostly unexplored and in their best and purest form full of greenery. Hazaribagh is located two thousand meters above sea level on the Central Plateau (one of the three divisions of the Chotanagpur Plateau). The rock has strong tributaries that are lush green with a touch of mud and rocks. The main mountains being Jilinjia which is 3057 meters and canopy 2816 meters. Hazaribagh National Park, which is spread over an area of ​​135 km, is a great experience to watch as beautiful birds of rare species sing welcome songs for you.

Bokaro Steel City

Bokaro is a city with lakes, greenery, and beautiful parks, making it a conducive place for relaxation and peace. Apart from being the center of India's industrial revolution in the 1960s and 1970s, Bokaro has been able to establish itself as one of the most planned cities in the country. Located on the banks of the Damodar River, the city is the largest producer of steel and iron in the country and houses some of the largest factories. Being surrounded by a very green area it is full of amazing lakes and parks that dot its beautiful landscape. Bokaro is situated in the eastern part of Jharkhand and is close to West Bengal which explains the Bengali influence in its culture. The city is high on culture and is truly cosmopolitan in nature.

Netarhat

Netarhat, which falls in the Latehar district of Jharkhand, is known as the queen of Chotanagpur. It is best known for the sunrise and sunset view it offers. When traveling by road from Ranchi to Netarhat, you will literally cross seven hills on your way and a little over 96 miles. It is the highest point of the Chotanagpur plateau. Netarhat comes under the tag of lesser-known tourist destinations. The lesser-known work being amazing to its visitors, the most beautiful part about Netarhat is its rawness, a beauty in its austerity, just standing at a height to see the lush green forests, letting the wind blow your hair. In polishing. Standing so close to nature, in that background, you just need to take some deep breaths and you will just start feeling, life is good.

Dhanbad

Commonly known as the coal capital of India, Dhanbad is one of the most populous cities of Jharkhand. Dhanbad is known for being a commercial mega-producer and owner of the most significant number of coal mines, factories, and industry bases. Due to the presence of coal industries, the city has achieved immense commercial success. Dhanbad also houses the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology, which is one of the most prestigious institutions worldwide. Apart from being a commercial center, Dhanbad is an amalgam of natural and human attractions. Dhanbad is also home to various religious sites; One such iconic temple is the Shakti Temple due to its unique property. Dams like Maithon Dam or Panchat Dam surrounded by hills, dense forests, and lakes are often considered centers of tourist activity. Authentic cuisine is also one of its many highlights. The best time to experience Dhanbad is between October and March when the temperature is soothing and perfect for sightseeing. It is ideal for every tourist looking for a fun weekend in one of the fastest developing cities in the world.

Betla National Park

Betla National Park is a beautiful national park spread over hilly terrain in the attractive Palamu district in the west of Ranchi Inn Jharkhand. Wild elephants roam the jungle forests without any hindrance and the flora and fauna are enough to enchant any visitor. Though there are relatively few tigers here, a visit to this ancient region of Jharkhand would be worth it as it provides deep insight into the state's rich tribal heritage. Betla stands as an acquaintance for bison, elephants, tigers, leopards, and axles. The park stands out from the rest, with two forts inside its premises. The primary attractions here are wildlife watching from a close range. One of the most popular national parks in the North East, the park is spread over an area of ​​approximately 979 km, of which 232 km makes up the main area and has the status of being one of the first 9 tigers. Were established in India. Due to the diverse ecosystem, Betla National Park is home to a large variety of wildlife. The park has plush trees and bamboo trees. The southern part of the forest is dominated by sal trees, while the Bel Aigal marmalos dominates the northern part of the forest reserve. The growing areas of the park are marked by small hills like Netarhat, Hulk, Murhu, and Gulgul. The many waterfalls and hot springs found inside the park make it an interesting place to visit.

Dasam Falls

Situated near the village of Taimara in Ranchi district, Dasam Falls, also known as Dasam Falls, is a magnificent waterfall in the state of Jharkhand which is a tributary of the Suvarnarekha River. Cascading at a height of 144 feet, the waterfall boast, peace, and tranquility. The area around the spot is surrounded by rich greenery, making it an ideal picnic spot in the area. To get to the spot, you have to climb a flight of stairs. You can also stop in the middle of it and see the gorgeous scenery around it. The waterfall is basically Nick Point, also known as Nick Point, meaning that it has long developed due to breakage in rocky slopes. For the same reason, swimming or stepping into the water is not ideal because the current is strong and the ground is uneven. In addition, the area has a sharp sound of water that is like music to the ears and is perfect for relaxing and rejuvenating.

Jammu and Kashmir 

tourism places in J&K

Kashmir Valley

The Kashmir Valley, also known as the Vale of Kashmir, is a valley in the portion of the Kashmir region administered by India. The valley is bounded on the southwest by the Pir Panjal Range and on the northeast by the main Himalayas range. 
There is no doubt that the Kashmir Valley is the most beautiful tourist destination in India. Paradise on earth is always connected with Kashmir to its evergreen landscape and mountains filled with ice.
A journey to Kashmir should definitely be included in each bucket list of every nature lover. Shalimar Gardens, Dal Lake and Hunts and Gulmarg are very attractive here.

Himachal Pradesh 

tourism places in Himachal Pradesh

Bir 

Bir is a small mountain with a large, well-located Tibetan community in northern Himachal Pradesh. The scattered forests and Tibetan colonies in the background of the Indian Himalaya's Dhauladhar Border are perforated for its golden-roofed temples and greenery of Upper Bir, neighboring villages. The Tibetan colony is actually in Chaugan village. There are many activities and sights of places like Lion Ling Math, Bir Tea Factory, Chokalinga Monastery, Deer Park Institute, Dharmalaya Institute, Tibetan Colony and Bir Road.

Dharamshala 

Gujarat 

tourism places in Gujarat

Gir Forest National Park

Kutch

Goa

India's capital city, this small heaven on earth is a package that is full of surprises and contradictions. In addition to the beaches and nightclubs in both North and South districts, there are many unseen beaches in South Goa waiting to find traces of ambiguous caves and other mysteries. Other prominent attractions of Goa include its rich Portuguese history, marvelous seafood and friendly and lively local. Welcome to the true beauty of the clear blue sea and silver sandy beaches, vast mountains and charming grand forts and huge expanses of the cathedral.

North Goa

There are so many beaches in North Goa that provide a complete holiday experience for every traveler. You can either lounge on a sunbed with a quiet bed or become a total party animal in the club parties. People coming in search of adrenaline will get a lot of action on the beaches. House for many ornate churches, magnificent cathedrals and ancient temples, each with its colorful history. A food meal for seafood lovers, Goan dishes is an interesting mix of Konkan and Portuguese cooking styles.

Grand Island

The Grand Island is true with its name. This is one of the most offbeat yet bold travel destinations in Goa. It provides a great experience to the water-loving folks because it is home to excellent scuba diving sites in Goa, which include some of the scuba diving sites around Suzy's debris, Shelter Cove and Bounty Bay Grand Island. Take a day trip for this island in Goa for a great snorkeling experience.

Dudhsagar Falls

If you think that Goa is about beaches, sand and crazy nightlife then think again. For those who want to see Goa on the other side, go for Dudhsagar falls. In fact, the water-loving city of Panaji falls 60 km away from the capital.
According to popular legend, a princess once lived in the surrounding forests falling. It was used to bathe in the pond on the basis of falling. A good day, during his bathing session, he caught watching the prince. To protect his humility, he put a world of sweet milk in front of him to make the curtain.
It is believed that it is sweet milk which reduces the fall, so he looks like a milky. While you can believe that the story in your own danger, the fact is that it is a gorgeous waterfall that is worthy of traveling.

Gandikota

Belum Caves is the largest and longest cave system for the public in the Indian subcontinent, which is known for stalactite and stalagmite structures. The Belum caves have huge caves with long roads, galleries, freshwater, and siphons. Belum Caves are situated in a village called Belum in Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh. These caves are known to be the longest in India and the second largest in the country.
He was discovered back in 1884, an Englishman named Robert Futee is popular for his stalemate structures. There are many ways and chambers to explore, which make it a mysterious experience. If you are not very much in search of the cave, then the natural nature in these caves will leave you unreasonable. So pack your bags and head in these caves for a generous adventure experience.

Araku Valley

The Araku Valley is a hill station and valley area in the state of Andhra Pradesh, South India. It is surrounded by dense forests of the Eastern Ghats mountain range. The tribal museum is dedicated to many indigenous tribes in the area, known for their traditional dhimsa dance, and display handicrafts. A small train runs through Padmapuram Gardens, with its sculptures and tree-top huts. An ancient tourist destination in the Eastern Ghats of Andhra Pradesh is the Araku valley. Located at an altitude of approximately 3000 feet above sea level, the valley is known for Sunkarimetta Forest Reserve and Anantagiri, both of which are biodiversity hot spots.

mass - 102.43 × 10/24 kg

Volume - 6,254 × 10/10 km3

Average radius - 24624 km

densities - 1638kg / m3

gravity - 11.0 m / s2

Average orbital velocity - 5.48 km / s

Distance from the sun - 449.83 billion km

The highest distance from the Sun - 553.52 billion km

The lowest distance from the Sun - 445.80 billion km

one year - 164.79 year

Time to move on axis - 16.11 hours

Orbital tilt - 1.76 °

temperature - -225 ° c

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