World's Beautiful Places

The Grand Canyon Yellowstone's Grand Canyon is one of the most iconic sites in the region, providing several stunning vistas as you go along. This almost 40 km long canyon is a large and the most famous canyon in Yellowstone. It is hugely popular among visitors due to its scenic views of the Lower and Upper falls, as well as the fascinating pink and yellow coloured rocks. There are several viewpoints and points of interest along the length of the canyon. The canyon's beautiful shades of colours are an iconic part of Yellowstone. The mineral stains due to the activities of water have given the rocks of the canyon such a pleasant tint of colours, it is truly a sight to behold. The geology of the canyon is not completely clear. It was created due to erosion over hundreds of thousands of years, and the geothermal nature of the area is still prevalent, which can be seen by the hot springs throughout the canyon.                                                      

10 Famous Temples in Mathura and Vrindavan A country that is worthy of praises for having a vast collection of different holy shrines, sacred destinations, and many pilgrimage places, India is where one can find the spiritual self, the inner peace, and the enlightenment. Perhaps, this is a sole reason why the country receives a lot of pilgrims every year. And although there are plenty of places that are honoured by the establishment of sacred shrines, Vrindavan and Mathura in the state of Uttar Pradesh secure themselves a significant position when it comes to spiritual destinations in India. These sacred cities in Uttar Pradesh glorify the birthplace of Lord Krishna and are dotted with various temples. Spending time in their Hindu Temples may offer a solace to your soul and an opportunity of seeking blessings. And if you want to know more about the famous temples, below I have mentioned the top 10 temples you can visit in Mathura and Vrindavan. 1.Shri Krishna Janmab

Piano Bridge,China You must have seen several stepping stone bridges formed to cross the rivers. One such unique bridge is found in  China .  The Stepping Stone Bridge  commonly known as the  Piano Bridge  is located in  Shishue Village . The village is included in  Taitashun County  that falls in  Zhejiang province  of China . The name  Piano  has been given to the bridge as it resembles a piano. Each stone resembles a piano key.  The Piano Bridge  is said to be 200 years old. The bridge is designed so to keep the water flowing between the rocks. One side of the Piano Bridge is higher than the other one making it a bridge with two levels. This bridge is longer than several other bridges of its kind. The tourists who visit Shishue Village specially come to see Piano Bridge. The bridge is strong although looks very old. People enjoy making photos on it while crossing it back and forth. The pleasant surrounding makes the experience more amusing. There are sev

 Places to visit in Prayagraj (Allahabad) 1. Kumbh Mela One of the very important and large gatherings of the pilgrims in the Hinduism & most famous fair in India, Kumbh Mela is held at four locations. During the time of mela, a vast number of Hindu people visit this mela to bathe in the holy water. This is a ritual, which is followed with the belief that bathing in the holy water will bring them the purity by clearing their sins. The Kumbh Mela at Prayagraj is the site to behold as the fair is set up covering the three holy rivers i.e. Ganga, Sarasvati, and Yamuna, which is known as Triveni Sangam. In Allahabad, every 6 years, Ardh Kumbh is also organised. Kumbh is one of the main tourist attractions of the place. The Kumbh is best described as the world’s utmost gigantic act of trust, in which the participation and attendance by the passionate Hindus are given a lot of importance. The whole Prayagraj comes to life during the fair as all the man

Amazing Tourism Places to Visit in Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh ravel and tourism in Uttar Pradesh are inspired by a lot of factors. One of the greatest reasons for traveling to Uttar Pradesh is for a fact that cities in Uttar Pradesh are among the most historically aesthetic in the whole wide world. You will never know that the city you are stepping in has been alive for more than a couple thousand years! Sounds great, right? One such historical place in Uttar Pradesh is Mirzapur. Many of you might not know this historical fact about Mirzapur, that it is basically known for the multiple tourist attractions build during the British rule in India. It is completely worth your efforts to go all the way to the Mirzapur town and have a look at the small town built exactly according to the British architecture. This small town is almost 50 km away from the Varanasi city from where you can either take a bus or train to reach here. 1. Salkhan Fossil Park As the name suggests,

Agra Fort Agra fort is the most important fort of India, The great mughals: Babur, Humayun, Akbar, Jahangir, Shah Jehan and Aurangzeb lived here and country was governed from here. It contained the largest state treasury and mint. It was visited by foreign ambassadors, Travelers and the highest dignitaries who participated in the making of medieval history of India. No other fort of India had this honor. Agra fort stands on an ancient site just by the river Yamuna. It was brick fort and Chauhan Rajputs held it. It is mentioned for the first time in 1080 AD when a Ghaznavide force captured it. Sikandar lodhi (1487-1517) was the first sultan of Delhi who shifted to Agra and lived in the fort. He governed the country from here and Agra assumed the prominence of the second capital. He died in the fort in 1517 and his son Ibrahim lodhi held it for 9 years until he was defeated and killed at Panipat in 1526. Several places, Wells and a Mosque were built in the fort during the l

               The Taj Mahal Shah Jahan was the fifth ruler of the Mughal dynasty. During his third regnal year, his favorite wife, known as Mumtaz Mahal, died due to complications arising from the birth of their fourteenth child.  Deeply saddened, the emperor started planning the construction of a suitable, permanent resting place for his beloved wife almost immediately. The result of his efforts and resources was the creation of what was called the Luminous Tomb in contemporary Mughal texts and is what the world knows today as the Taj Mahal. In general terms, Sunni Muslims favor a simple burial, under an open sky.  But notable domed mausolea for Mughals (as well as for other Central Asian rulers) were built prior to Shah Jahan’s rule, so in this regard, the Taj is not unique. The Taj is, however, exceptional for its monumental scale, stunning gardens, lavish ornamentation, and its overt use of white marble.                 The Location Shah Jahan buil