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10 International Trips From India You Can Take For Under Rs 40,000
The right destination can offer beaches, mountains, night markets, ancient temples or even a quiet moment with a cup of excellent coffee beside a riverside promenade, all without crossing the Rs. 40,000 mark.
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PM Modi, Bhutan's Fourth King Discuss Bilateral Ties, Cultural Bonds
On Tuesday, Prime Minister Modi and Bhutanese King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck held extensive discussions covering a wide spectrum of cooperation, including energy, capacity building, connectivity, technology, defence, and security.
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Bhutan vs Nepal: Which Himalayan Destination Should You Visit First?
Both Bhutan and Nepal promise unforgettable Himalayan adventures - but they offer entirely different kinds of peace.
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7 Smallest Countries Indians Can Visit Without Visa (And They Feel Like Paradise)
From the Maldives with its private island resorts, to Bhutan's cliffside monasteries, to Nepal's Himalayan trails and the Caribbean's turquoise waters, these destinations prove that size has nothing to do with beauty.
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Vivek Oberoi's Bhutan Birthday Trip Is Giving Us Major Travel Goals: 5 Must-Visit Places
Actor Vivek Oberoi ditched the birthday bash for a soul-soothing trek to Bhutan's Tiger's Nest. His journey is a reminder that sometimes, the best celebrations are quiet, spiritual, and surrounded by mountains.
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All About Bharat-Bhutan Mystic Mountain Tour: A 14-Day Journey By IRCTC
The Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) is launching an exclusive 14-day Bharat-Bhutan Mystic Mountain Tour. It will allow visitors to explore the natural beauty and rich culture of Northeast India and the neighbouring country.
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Bhutan PM Credits India's Friendship, Support For His Country's Successful Journey
Bhutan has come a long way in its journey of balancing economic growth with environment protection and preservation of culture, and this journey has been by-and-large successful, Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay said on Saturday.
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From Sel Roti To Gundruk: 11 Foods From Sikkim You Must Try
Sikkimese Cuisine: The food from Sikkim isn't just about momos or thukpa but much more than that. Here are 11 Sikkim foods that you just shouldn't miss.
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"Bhutan Understood Essence Of Happiness," Says PM In Thimphu: Top Quotes
The history, culture and spiritual traditions have created unique and deep bonds between the people of India and Bhutan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today while addressing students at the Royal University Of Bhutan. "It is natural that the people of Bhutan and India experience great attachment to each other. After all, we are close not just ...
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Dance Bars, Mobile Phones And Chelsea Jerseys: Bhutan's Changing Face
For decades Bhutan had no television, no traffic lights and a culture that had barely changed in centuries.
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Over 200 languages lost in diverse India, study finds
More than 200 languages have vanished in India over the last 50 years, a new study says, blaming urban migration and fear among nomadic tribes of speaking their traditional tongues.
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10 International Trips From India You Can Take For Under Rs 40,000
The right destination can offer beaches, mountains, night markets, ancient temples or even a quiet moment with a cup of excellent coffee beside a riverside promenade, all without crossing the Rs. 40,000 mark.
-
PM Modi, Bhutan's Fourth King Discuss Bilateral Ties, Cultural Bonds
On Tuesday, Prime Minister Modi and Bhutanese King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck held extensive discussions covering a wide spectrum of cooperation, including energy, capacity building, connectivity, technology, defence, and security.
-
Bhutan vs Nepal: Which Himalayan Destination Should You Visit First?
Both Bhutan and Nepal promise unforgettable Himalayan adventures - but they offer entirely different kinds of peace.
-
7 Smallest Countries Indians Can Visit Without Visa (And They Feel Like Paradise)
From the Maldives with its private island resorts, to Bhutan's cliffside monasteries, to Nepal's Himalayan trails and the Caribbean's turquoise waters, these destinations prove that size has nothing to do with beauty.
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Vivek Oberoi's Bhutan Birthday Trip Is Giving Us Major Travel Goals: 5 Must-Visit Places
Actor Vivek Oberoi ditched the birthday bash for a soul-soothing trek to Bhutan's Tiger's Nest. His journey is a reminder that sometimes, the best celebrations are quiet, spiritual, and surrounded by mountains.
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All About Bharat-Bhutan Mystic Mountain Tour: A 14-Day Journey By IRCTC
The Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) is launching an exclusive 14-day Bharat-Bhutan Mystic Mountain Tour. It will allow visitors to explore the natural beauty and rich culture of Northeast India and the neighbouring country.
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Bhutan PM Credits India's Friendship, Support For His Country's Successful Journey
Bhutan has come a long way in its journey of balancing economic growth with environment protection and preservation of culture, and this journey has been by-and-large successful, Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay said on Saturday.
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From Sel Roti To Gundruk: 11 Foods From Sikkim You Must Try
Sikkimese Cuisine: The food from Sikkim isn't just about momos or thukpa but much more than that. Here are 11 Sikkim foods that you just shouldn't miss.
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"Bhutan Understood Essence Of Happiness," Says PM In Thimphu: Top Quotes
The history, culture and spiritual traditions have created unique and deep bonds between the people of India and Bhutan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today while addressing students at the Royal University Of Bhutan. "It is natural that the people of Bhutan and India experience great attachment to each other. After all, we are close not just ...
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Dance Bars, Mobile Phones And Chelsea Jerseys: Bhutan's Changing Face
For decades Bhutan had no television, no traffic lights and a culture that had barely changed in centuries.
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Over 200 languages lost in diverse India, study finds
More than 200 languages have vanished in India over the last 50 years, a new study says, blaming urban migration and fear among nomadic tribes of speaking their traditional tongues.
