Travel Nandi Hills Weekend Tourist Destination of Bangalore

Posted on January, 14 2012

Nandi Hills in Bangalore is one of the famous tourist destinations attracting tourists from abroad and the country. For the locals and people living around Bangalore, Nandi hills is a perfect weekend travel destination.

Place is around 60 km from Bangalore and is famous for ancient hill fortress that is perfect for weekend or a day trip holiday. However you can enjoy a more relaxed and entertaining holiday if you visit the place on weekdays as there’s less crowd. Also you will face less traffic to reach here on weekdays.

What Nandi Hills is famous for?

1. Bird watching

2. Photography

3. Trekking

4. Four rivers originiate from the hills (Arkavathy, Penner, Palar and Ponnaiyar)

5. 1200 year old Nandi temple

6. Ancient Lord Shiva and Parvatit Mata temple

7. The Bhoga Nandeeshwara temple of the 9th century

8. Tipu’s Drop

9. Tipu Sultans Fort

10. Nehru Nilaya & Gandhi House – Both stayed here.

11. Paragliding

12. Cycling/biking

There is lot more Nandi Hills have to offer to the tourists. All you need to do is visit the place and enjoy the nature, spirituality and the adventure there.

Like all other tourists places in the world you have to pay highly to enjoy the luxury of the place. You can get accommodation from 250 to 1000 rupees per day and you can avail all the modern facilities here.

Hills are open from 9 in the morning to 6 in the evening however reservations can be made till 9pm.

Entry fee to thee hilss is rupees 5 per head for anyone above 12 years of age and you have to pay separately to take your vehicles. Vehicle fee is as follows:


Car Parking – INR 80
Two wheelers – INR 15
Bused or Trucks – INR 100

Entry for school children or disabled person is free.

Travel Nandi Hills Weekend Tourist Destination of Bangalore
Travel Nandi Hills Weekend Tourist Destination of Bangalore
Travel Nandi Hills Weekend Tourist Destination of Bangalore


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Sri Lanka Tourism – Travel Sri Lanka

Posted on December, 30 2011

Sri Lanka Tourism   Travel Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is a nation full of cultural treasures, natural beauty, exotic beaches and wonderful people. During the recent past this country has remain mostly untouched from tourists. A long ending civil war was the main reason affecting the tourism industry in Sri Lanka. But slowly and slowly Sri Lanka is rising on world map as a tourist destination. Last year it was rated at the number one tourist destination by New York Times.
Sri Lanka Tourism   Travel Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka Tourism   Travel Sri Lanka

You can also realize the beauty of the Sri Lanka by the fact that when one of the leading bollywood super stars Salman Khan participated in an award function, held in Sri Lanka, he was so fascinated by the beauty of Sri Lankan beaches and other tourists destinations that he asked one of his producer to change the shooting location of his upcoming movie to Sri Lanka. I am not sure if the shooting of that movie has begun but definitely Sri Lanka will make its debut in bollywood soon and this will further increase the tourism in the country.

Sri Lanka Tourism   Travel Sri Lanka
What you can enjoy as a tourists in Sri Lanka:

1. Opportunity to experience wild life

2. Sri Lanka food

3. See some of the great architectures

4. Sri Lankan beaches

5. National Museum

6. Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic

7. Royal Rock Temple at Dambulla

8. Tea Gardens

9. Shopping

When to visit: Sri Lanka weather is mostly tropical and the country see a very distinct 2 monsoon (rainy) seasons. Frist monsoon season called Yala monsoon is from May to August and second monsoon called the Maha monsoon season is from October to January. The Yala monsoon brings rains to the southwestern half of the country while the Maha monsoon is responsible for rain in North and East par of the island.

Normally December to March is the peak tourist season in Sri Lanka when majority of the tourists visit the West coast of the country, however one can visit the country from April to September as well to visit the south coast and hill country. For Buddhist followers July August is the best time as they can attend the 10 day long festival at temple of Sacred Tooth Relic.

However since this is a beach climate country you can enjoy the Sri Lankan beaches in the off season as well and enjoy the less crowd, cheaper air fares and hotel accommodation etc.

I’ve also posted some wallpapers and pictures of Sri Lanka, I am confident this will prompt you all to visit this place.
Sri Lanka Tourism   Travel Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka Tourism   Travel Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka Tourism   Travel Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka Tourism   Travel Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka Tourism   Travel Sri Lanka

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Rail Journey Travel in Europe

Posted on November, 20 2011

Planning a holiday trip needs many factors to be taken care to let you enjoy greatest pleasure and luxury during the trip. Traveling is one major aspect of your vacation which if not comfortable, might ruin the whole joy of tour. While planning your trip to the beautiful continent of Europe, traveling by train could be more comfortable and pleasurable than every other medium of transportation. This is because the rail Europe is very great and developed to provide highly comfortable and convenient traveling services and connects the main destinations.

Rail Journey Travel in Europe

Traveling by train offers many benefits to travelers including comfort and price friendly travel. Page and Moy offers and serve the perfect choice to provide you amazing travel service during European trip. Rail journey trips It connects towards the major metropolitan centers to provide a convenient access to various shops, café’s, museums, shopping centers, art galleries and much more in europe . To boost the pleasure of the travel, you can get rail journey pass to visit without any restriction. Pass can help you in traveling anytime and anywhere without the restriction and need for purchasing a ticket. Thus rail journey passes facilitate simple and easy , very economical and amazing traveling service to people.

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10 Most Beautiful National Parks in New Zealand

Posted on November, 07 2011

1. Fiordland National Park

Fiordland National Park (established in 1952) is a vast, remote wilderness and the heart of Te Wāhipounamu – South West New Zealand World Heritage Area which was recognised by UNESCO in 1990 as an area of outstanding natural value. The park gains renowned as the home of Mitre Peak and the Fiords of Milford Sound and Doubtful Sound. Also well know are the Great Walks (the Milford Track, Routeburn Track, and Kepler Tracks). Southwest New Zealand is one of the great wilderness areas of the Southern Hemisphere. It is an area where snow-capped mountains, rivers of ice, deep lakes, unbroken forests and tussock grasslands produce a landscape of exceptional beauty. Some of the best examples of animals and plants, which were once found on the ancient super-continent of Gondwana, still exist here. The park spans an area of 12,500 km² is the largest National Park in New Zealand and administered by the Department of Conservation.

10 Most Beautiful National Parks in New Zealand

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The Sydney Opera House

Posted on November, 07 2011

The Sydney Opera House has become, with the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney’s best-known landmark and international symbol. The base for the building was started in 1959 – years before the designs were finished. It took four years to design by Danish architect Jorn Utzon and by 1962 the designs were finalized and construction began. In total it took 14 years to build and was officially opened on the 20th of October 1973 by Queen Elizabeth II.

Utzon’s radical ‘sails’ design stretched engineering knowledge to the limit and imposed some unfortunate limitations on its functions, largely because the government insisted it house four halls, not two as he had planned originally. It cannot, for instance, house a grand opera because its opera stage is too small. The Sydney Opera House is nonetheless a fascinating building and heart of the city’s cultural scene. It opened with a concert hall, an opera theatre, a drama theatre and a recital hall, as well as restaurants and bars.

The Sydney Opera House

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