See The Tiger Ruling The Forest From Your Jeep : Corbett

Corbett National Park, established in 1936 with the name Hailey National Park and renamed as Ramganga National Park in 1952, got its present name in 1957 after Jim Corbett, the famous naturalist and photographer. This is India's first national park and beyond doubt the most attractive Park in India. The Park is placed in the foothills of the Himalayas, in the midst of lusting greeneries and uneven mountains with varying heights, ranging from about 1300 feet to nearly 4000 feet. It is believed that the place, mostly lying on the banks of Ramaganga River, has prospered an ancient civilization.
Corbett National Park is famous for its wealthy flora and fauna. Also the wild animals, reptiles and bird with many varieties of species enrich the Park and it is haven for bird watchers, wild life enthusiasts, environmentalists and nature lovers. Very rich in vegetation, if we take statistics there are about more than 51 different kinds of shrubs, more than 30 kinds of bamboos and over 110 different species of trees, apart from the greenish grass seen only in meadows.
What To See In Corbett :
  Corbett Waterfall -Nature
  Elephant Ride -     Adventure
  River Rafting  -     Adventure
  Jungle Safari  -     Wildlife
Corbett Museum-  History & Culture

State: Uttaranchal
District: Nainital
Famous for/as: Wildlife
Languages: Hindi, English
Best Season: Nov - Jun
Weather: Summer 15-25°C, Winter 7-18°C
Altitude: 1210 m
Pincode: 244715
STD code: 05947

Want To Spend Cool Summer In India : Manali

A picturesque hill station encircled by snowy mountains and dense pinewoods with the meandering Beas River, Manali in the state of Himachal Pradesh is famed for its aesthetic beauty. Lying at an altitude of 6260 feet, Manali is the premier hill station in the Kullu valley, whose splendor lies in the ever flowing Beas river with conifer gradients and crop orchards hiking up to the snow clad knolls of Himalayas. This awe inspiring hill resort is sandwiched between the imposing peaks of Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar. A land, which is the holy abode of numerous goddesses and gods, this gorgeous hill resort is puffed up with colourful festivals, fairs and pretty shrines.

Renowned as the queen of valleys, this beautiful hill station in the lower Himalayas is close knit with the legendary law giver of ancient India, Manu. It is believed that, Manali is the place where the ark of Manu found its resting after a great flood. Manali, which literally means the abode of Manu, has got remarkable significance in the ethnic culture and tradition of India.
What To See In Manali:
1. Rohtang Pass must see
Nature
2. Beas Kund (Chandratal Lake) must see
Nature
3. Raghunath Temple, Kullu must see
Religious
4. Jagannathi Devi Temple (Bekhli Temple), Kullu must see
Religious
5 Solang Valley (Snow Point) must see
Nature
6. Chandrakhani Pass, Kullu must see
Nature
7. The Great Himalayan National Park, Kullu must see
Wildlife
8. Pandoh Dam, Kullu must see
Nature
9. Vashisht Baths must see
Religious
10. Hadimba Temple must see

State: Himachal Pradesh
District: Kullu
Famous for/as: Hill Station
Languages: Pahari, Hindi, English
Best Season: Oct - May
Weather: Summer 14 to 20°C, Winter -7 to 10°C
Altitude: 1950 m
Pincode: 175131
STD code: 01902

See Culture Of India In Jaipur(Rajasthan)

(Jaipur is also known as Pink City)
A vibrant city, which was established in the year 1727, Jaipur has been acclaimed as the first planned city in India. The capital of the former Kachwaha rulers, Jaipur offers a multifaceted tourist destination. This thriving city has derived its name from the illustrious ruler Sawai Jaisingh II, whose progressive thinking gave birth to a perfectly planned city. The term Sawai has been bestowed upon him by the then Mughal Emperor as an honour to his multifarious personality. This poetic expression literally means Jaisingh was valuable than one.

Widely acclaimed as the Pink City of India, Jaipur proliferates in its magnificent past, bellicose history, renowned tradition, architectural elegance and natural vista. Though the Rajputs are famed for their valor and bravery, the rulers of Jaipur differ from the rest of the Rajput clan. Apart from exhibiting their chivalry, these great warriors have shown much diplomacy in their relation with the mighty kingdoms of their time. The planning of the city in accordance with the strict norms of Indian Vasthusasthra shows their credentials as good administrators. Perhaps this might be the only city in the world, which symbolizes the nine divisions of the Universe.

Jaipur is mostly renowned for its majestic buildings, which displays unique architectural grandeur. These stunning facades of medieval India have received a global acclaim for its intricate and exquisite charm. A quaint place, Jaipur reproduces its magnificent past through its sumptuous forts, captivating palaces, littered walls, serene temples and lovely havelis. Its effervescent panorama is attributed by the charismatic lure of its outstanding gardens. The serenity and tranquility of the verdant gardens with its marvelously tended landscapes and colorful floral arcades presents a picturesque appeal, which will certainly mesmerize any visitor.

It is not just monuments and palaces that Jaipur offers. Apart from an array of fascinating attractions this vivacious city holds exquisite handicrafts and marvelous jewelry. These delicate artifacts, which portray the rustic and colourful village life, would be a great treasure for every visitor.

With its charismatic panorama of architectural grandeur, tradition, and natural splendor, a trip to Jaipur would be a retreat to those who are enthusiastic and eager to know about the rich cultural heritage of India.

State: Rajasthan
District: Jaipur
Famous for/as: Heritage
Languages: Hindi
Best Season: Oct - Mar
Weather: Summer 25-45°C, Winter 5-22°C
Altitude: 431 m
Pincode: 3020xx
STD code: 0141