Quick Facts, History and Travel
Mahabalipuram is also known as Mammalappuram, It is famous for the Group of Temples in that region carved out of Rocks. There are famous Rock Carvings like Giant Elephants and Continue Reading
Ahmedabad is the Largest city in Gujarath, Earlier it was the Capital City of Gujarath, Later it was changed to Gandhi Nagar, Ahmedabad is an Industrial Hub and it recorded Continue Reading
Nalanda is located in Bihar and is 95 km away from the city of Patna, The Site is popularly known for Ancient Nalanda University, Where they had many educational institutions Continue Reading
Konark Sun Temple is a famous Temple dedicated to Sun God. It is Just 35 km away from Puri Jagannath Temple in Orissa. This Temple is dedicated to Narasimhadeva I Continue Reading
Sanchi is a Hill Top in Sanchi Town Located in Raisen District of Madhya Pradesh State in India. There are a group of Buddhist Monuments dedicated to Gautham buddha on Continue Reading
UNESCO Stands for United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. It was founded on November 16th, 1945 about 75 years ago after World War 2. This is a specialized Agency Continue Reading
Hampi was the Capital City of the Late Vijayanagara Empire in the 14th Century, This Place attracted Traders from Europe, China, and Middle Eastern Countries during that period. There used Continue Reading
Bodh Gaya is the Place, Where Gathama Buddha Found enlightenment by sitting under Bodhi Tree/ Peepal Tree. This is a Worlds Famous Religious Shrine Located in Gaya District of Bihar Continue Reading
CST Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus is Mumbai Railway Station it comes under Central Station Indian Railway Zone. It is India’s Busiest Railway Station and pre covid, It uses to Clock daily Continue Reading
Le Corbusier is a Swiss Architect, Designer, and Urban Planner. He was born in Switzerland in 1887, His full name is Charles-Édouard Jeanneret. He is known as the Pioneer of Continue Reading