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From Kebabs To Kormas, Lucknow's Food Heritage Earns UNESCO City Of Gastronomy Title
Lucknow has officially been recognised by UNESCO as a City of Gastronomy, celebrating its rich Awadhi food traditions and deep-rooted culinary heritage
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Ooty Or Kodaikanal: Which South Indian Hill Station You Should Visit First
Whether you start with the vibrant charm of Ooty or end with the serene beauty of Kodaikanal, a trip to these South Indian hill stations promises memories that will stay with you forever.
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Anand Mahindra's Travel Tip: Why You Should See These Rajasthan Forts
The business tycoon recently shared a post highlighting two of Rajasthan's less-travelled yet majestic forts: Chittorgarh Fort and Kumbhalgarh Fort.
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Himachal's Spiti Valley Recognised As India's First Cold Desert Biosphere Reserve
Himachal Pradesh's Spiti Valley in Lahaul-Spiti district has been recognised as India's first Cold Desert Biosphere Reserve under UNESCO's prestigious Man and the Biosphere (MAB) programme.
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India's Cold Desert Biosphere Reserve Gets UNESCO Tag, Now 13 Sites On List
India's Cold Desert Biosphere Reserve, perched high in the trans-Himalayan region, is among the 26 new biosphere reserves across several countries, designated by UNESCO, the world body announced on Saturday.
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Taj Mahal Most-Visited Ticketed Monument In 2024-25, Drawing 6.9 Million Tourists
Mughal-era mausoleum Taj Mahal in Agra was the most-visited centrally protected ticketed monument for both domestic and foreign tourists in the financial year 2024-25, according to data published in a compendium released by the government on Saturday
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Visitors Caught Scratching Their Names On Walls Of Humayun's Tomb, Video Sparks Outrage
The footage shows multiple people treating the historic site like a blackboard, with some even climbing on each other's shoulders to deface the monument.
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India's Road To Heaven: The Stunning 30-Km Drive You Need On Your Travel Bucket List
This Road to Heaven is renowned not only for its stunning scenery but also for its unique geography.
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Deccan Traps, Mahabaleshwar Among 7 New Sites In UNESCO's Tentative World Heritage List For India
Seven new properties, including Deccan Traps at Panchgani and Mahabaleshwar in Maharashtra, and Natural Heritage of Tirumala Hills in Andhra Pradesh, have been added to the Tentative List of UNESCO's World Heritage for India, according to officials.
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10 Essential Facts About Nepal Every Student Should Know
Nepal is more than just the land of Mount Everest and Lord Buddha's birthplace. From its unique flag and UNESCO World Heritage sites to its cultural ties with India, here are ten important facts every student should know about this Himalayan nation.
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Rani-Ki-Vav: An 11th-Century Wonder You Hold Every Time You Use Rs 100 Notes
Built in the 11th century by a grieving queen in memory of her king, this stepwell is not just a water reservoir. It is a subterranean temple, a sculptural gallery, and a symbol of India's ancient water wisdom.
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Teachers' Day 2025: Why India Celebrates Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan On September 5
Dr Radhakrishnan was nominated 27 times for the Nobel Prize-16 times in Literature and 11 for Peace.
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Konark Sun Temple Secrets: Why This Odisha Wonder Still Fascinates Visitors
Built in the 13th century by King Narasimhadeva I of the Eastern Ganga dynasty, Konark Sun Temple was envisioned as a celestial chariot for Surya.
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6 Most Photogenic UNESCO World Heritage Sites To Visit In India
Want to capture India's timeless beauty? Head to these popular UNESCO World Heritage sites to make the most of your shot!
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Nilgiri Mountain Railway: India's Slowest Train Takes 5 Hours To Cover 46 Km
Tucked away in the scenic Nilgiri Hills of Tamil Nadu, the Nilgiri Mountain Railway is a century-old engineering marvel.
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From Kebabs To Kormas, Lucknow's Food Heritage Earns UNESCO City Of Gastronomy Title
Lucknow has officially been recognised by UNESCO as a City of Gastronomy, celebrating its rich Awadhi food traditions and deep-rooted culinary heritage
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Ooty Or Kodaikanal: Which South Indian Hill Station You Should Visit First
Whether you start with the vibrant charm of Ooty or end with the serene beauty of Kodaikanal, a trip to these South Indian hill stations promises memories that will stay with you forever.
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Anand Mahindra's Travel Tip: Why You Should See These Rajasthan Forts
The business tycoon recently shared a post highlighting two of Rajasthan's less-travelled yet majestic forts: Chittorgarh Fort and Kumbhalgarh Fort.
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Himachal's Spiti Valley Recognised As India's First Cold Desert Biosphere Reserve
Himachal Pradesh's Spiti Valley in Lahaul-Spiti district has been recognised as India's first Cold Desert Biosphere Reserve under UNESCO's prestigious Man and the Biosphere (MAB) programme.
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India's Cold Desert Biosphere Reserve Gets UNESCO Tag, Now 13 Sites On List
India's Cold Desert Biosphere Reserve, perched high in the trans-Himalayan region, is among the 26 new biosphere reserves across several countries, designated by UNESCO, the world body announced on Saturday.
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Taj Mahal Most-Visited Ticketed Monument In 2024-25, Drawing 6.9 Million Tourists
Mughal-era mausoleum Taj Mahal in Agra was the most-visited centrally protected ticketed monument for both domestic and foreign tourists in the financial year 2024-25, according to data published in a compendium released by the government on Saturday
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Visitors Caught Scratching Their Names On Walls Of Humayun's Tomb, Video Sparks Outrage
The footage shows multiple people treating the historic site like a blackboard, with some even climbing on each other's shoulders to deface the monument.
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India's Road To Heaven: The Stunning 30-Km Drive You Need On Your Travel Bucket List
This Road to Heaven is renowned not only for its stunning scenery but also for its unique geography.
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Deccan Traps, Mahabaleshwar Among 7 New Sites In UNESCO's Tentative World Heritage List For India
Seven new properties, including Deccan Traps at Panchgani and Mahabaleshwar in Maharashtra, and Natural Heritage of Tirumala Hills in Andhra Pradesh, have been added to the Tentative List of UNESCO's World Heritage for India, according to officials.
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10 Essential Facts About Nepal Every Student Should Know
Nepal is more than just the land of Mount Everest and Lord Buddha's birthplace. From its unique flag and UNESCO World Heritage sites to its cultural ties with India, here are ten important facts every student should know about this Himalayan nation.
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Rani-Ki-Vav: An 11th-Century Wonder You Hold Every Time You Use Rs 100 Notes
Built in the 11th century by a grieving queen in memory of her king, this stepwell is not just a water reservoir. It is a subterranean temple, a sculptural gallery, and a symbol of India's ancient water wisdom.
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Teachers' Day 2025: Why India Celebrates Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan On September 5
Dr Radhakrishnan was nominated 27 times for the Nobel Prize-16 times in Literature and 11 for Peace.
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Konark Sun Temple Secrets: Why This Odisha Wonder Still Fascinates Visitors
Built in the 13th century by King Narasimhadeva I of the Eastern Ganga dynasty, Konark Sun Temple was envisioned as a celestial chariot for Surya.
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6 Most Photogenic UNESCO World Heritage Sites To Visit In India
Want to capture India's timeless beauty? Head to these popular UNESCO World Heritage sites to make the most of your shot!
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Nilgiri Mountain Railway: India's Slowest Train Takes 5 Hours To Cover 46 Km
Tucked away in the scenic Nilgiri Hills of Tamil Nadu, the Nilgiri Mountain Railway is a century-old engineering marvel.
