Roing (Arunachal Pradesh)

 Location: Roing, Dist. Lower Dibang Valley, Arunachal Pradesh(792110)

Roing is one of the most important tourist attractions in Arunachal Pradesh. It is located in the Lower Dibang Valley. The beauty of the place attracts tourists from all parts of the world. Nature lovers and adventure seekers will find the place engaging, educative, and interesting. The place has many lakes, rivers, and waterfalls and is considered a perfect place if you want to be in solitude. Click here for information.

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1. Deopani River

Deopani river is also known by Eze river which is nearly 2-3 km from Roing town. This river is a part of Dibang river, which flows through the two mountains. Water is clean and fresh due to the presence of rocks in the river. Even you can see their own face in the water. The river is surrounded by various big and small rocks. The earlier day a temporary bridge was used by people to cross the river but now a concert bridge is made. Near to the river, a park and zoo are also located. In the park there is a beautiful guest house.

 

2. Sally Lake

Sally Lake is another proof of the timeless beauty of Roing. Situated about nearly 6 km from Roing. This natural lake overlooks the spectacular valley below and it is encompassed by dense green forest being situated in Mehao wildlife sanctuary. Lake is inhabited by various types of fishes and these fishes are seen at the top surface of the lake. From the Sally lake, you can also see the sunset view and a beautiful picture of Roing town from the top of  the mountain 

 

3. Mehao Lake

Mehao lake is situated approx. 15 km away from Roing in Mehao Wildlife Sanctuary. Mehao Lake is a photographer's delight with dense green forest, beautiful flowers and plants. Mehao Lake is a main source of water for the people who lived in Roing.

How to reach?

Airway

The nearest airport is Mohanbari(Dibrugarh) airport at approx. 170 km from Roing. Cabs can be availed on arrival. Chopper service from Roing is also available.

Railway

The nearest railway station is Tinsukia railway station which is approx. 120 km from Roing. Buses and cabs are also available throughout the day.

Roadway

Roing is well connected with the nearest town of Arunachal Pradesh as well as Assam. Daily day and night bus services are available from Roing to Tinsukia, Guwahati, Siliguri, and Itanagar.

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Bara Imambara, Lucknow

 Summer vacation diary!!!

Location: Bara Imambara, Lucknow(City of Nawab)

During the last summer vacation, I and my cousins set out to visit Bara Imambara. When we reached the venue, it was 2:00 PM. We entered through the main gate and took a ticket. We got mesmerized to see the beautiful architecture of Imambara.

Mosque on the left side of Bara Imambara...... 

At Imambara it is better to take a guide. Without a guide, you cannot feel the history of Imambara.

Here is some inside view of Imambara. After seeing this we got mesmerized!!! 

 

 

Red Fort (Lal Quila)

 RED FORT

Location: Netaji Subhash Marg, Lal Qila, Chandni Chowk, New Delhi,110006.

Nearest metro station: Lal Quila

Timing: 09:30 AM - 04:30 PM ( Closed on Monday)

Red fort is one of the historic monuments located in Delhi. This monument gets its name from the red-colored sandstone used for construction by the Mughals.

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This fort is located in the center of the city and was used as a ceremonial spot for the royals. Even today, the spot is used for political and national ceremonies. Red Fort is not just about the outer beauty of the fortified wall. The fort is octagonal in shape and many regions of the fort are decorated with marble works.Every evening, a sound and light show is conducted inside the fort, which is watched by thousands of people.

There are many shop are available inside the fort and these shops sold pure silks, jewellery, gems,silver and other artistic object. A small tea house is the only working restaurant inside the fort. 

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Lotus Temple (Bahai Temple)

 Address:  Lotus Temple Rd, Bahapur, Shambhu Dayal Bagh, Kalkaji, Delhi 110019

Nearest metro station: Kalkaji Mandir (Magneta line)

Time: 09:00 am - 06:00 pm (Monday closed)

In the month of June when I went to Delhi for summer training, then at the end of the week I totally get bored from all that stuff of summer training so I decided to explore Delhi. Then I called my school time friend for this. We decided to go to Lotus Temple and explore nearby things because I never went to that area before. So on evening Sunday, I take a metro from kaushambi station and arrived at Rajiv Chowk station because we decided to firstly meet at Rajiv Chowk then we go to Kalkaji Station together, which is near to Lotus Temple. After 30 minutes of the journey, we arrived at our destination metro station. Then we take an auto from outside the station for Lotus Temple it takes only 10 minutes to reach.

We enter through the main gate. There is no entry fee. A long path is made toward the Temple.

The real name of Lotus Temple is Bahai Temple but due to Lotus shaped architecture people are usually called Lotus Temple. Temple is surrounded by water, which makes the temple looked more beautiful. The structure is 40 meters tall and 2500 people are seat inside the Temple. The entire surface of the temple is covered with the famous marble of Mount Pentelicus of Greece. People mostly visit the Lotus Temple to mediate in the peaceful quiet or enjoy the soothing surrounding. So that's all about the Lotus Temple and my weekend spent with my friend.

Hauz Khas

 Address: South Delhi, Hauz Khas fort

Nearest Metro: Hauz Khas

Timing: 10:30 AM - 07:00 PM (Sunday closed)

Entry Fee: 30 Rs for Hauz Khas fort.

Hauz Khas fort or Hauz Khas Complex is situated in South Delhi. Hauz Khas fort was built by Allauddin khilji. It is one of the best places for hangout in South Delhi. Hauz Khas Complex includes a deer Park, mosque, madrasa, Cafes, Restaurants, Pubs, and much other structure.

  

About the fort...

During the evening, the way the sun's rays painted the Tomb in light yellow in color is really beautiful. The beautiful tank sight to behold with greenery all around it and also water is green in color.

Waste to Wonder park

 Location: Delhi

Nearest metro station: Nizammudin

Timing:11 am - 11 pm

Entry fees: Rs 50  for adults, 25 for kids, and free entry for senior citizens

Waste To Wonder park is a replica of seven wonders of the world, which is created from waste metal and other things. It is located just near the Nizammudin metro station on the pink line.

Waste to Wonder park is an excellent place for photography and taking photos near to monuments. A park is a wonderful place for family outings. It is better to carry food and water inside the premises because stalls is not available inside. The best timing to visit this park is the evening or at night.

here the seven wonders of the park:

Eiffel tower: It is made of 40 tonnes of vehicle parts and its height is about 70 feet.

Statue of Liberty: It is recreated with old bicycle parts and metal sheets. It is 35 feet tall.

Taj Mahal is made with the help of broken park benches, swings, and pipes.

Colosseum from Rome has also found a place in the Waste to Wonder parks. It has been cleverly designed with broken electric poles.

Similarly, other Pyramid Of Giza, Leaning Tower Of Pisa, and Christ The Redeemer are also showcased in this park. 

Amritsar

This is my first trip in college after the end of the first year. Before the starting of the end term examination. All my friends are decided to go to Amritsar. So according to the plan after the ending of the examination. We take a train from Jalandhar city railway station. We all are so excited about this trip especially me because I never see Golden Temple before that. After a one and half an hour of the journey we reach to Amritsar railway station, then we take an auto from outside the railway station and then it nearly takes 10 to 15 minutes to reach our destination. Then after that, we booked a room for us in the outskirt of the golden temple. Various types of hotels are available near to Golden Temple and they are cheap and as well as expensive, so according to your budget, you can prefer. We all are from middle-class family so we are decided to book a moderate type of room which have AC and all other services that are required for stay. If you do not want to take a room then you can also take free rooms and halls provided by the Golden Temple committee. They are well cleaned and lockers are provided to keep your luggage.

After the one hour of rest, we went to Golden Temple, Harmandir Sahib is its real name, but due to its gold plated building, the devotee is called Golden Temple.

Temple is surrounded by a lake. People from all religions come here in huge numbers to offer a payer and take a dip in the lake. A long path is made in between the lake to go to Temple. We stand in a queue for a long time for Darsana. We spent the entire day at the Golden Temple. Spent hours sitting by the lake on the sparkling clean floor. We just feel the devotee in the air. Then after done with all payers. We went to Langar for lunch and seat on the floor in a line. Energetic young volunteers rush back and forth and served Dalmakhni and vegetables into each plate. The Rotis, however, is not served on your plate. Rather, you raise your hands and accept them with humility and piety. And then we start eating with the call of “Jo bole so nihal… sat sri akal”. Outside the Langar, hot tea is available we all take a full cup of tea. Then collected our footwear from the area where it is stored. and take an exit from the Temple. 

Then after that, we went to Jallianwala Bhag which is near to Golden Temple. Which is open at 6 AM and close at 7 PM. A lamp is burning to pay homage to the martyrs, is placed at the entrance. We see that bullet marked are still observed on the wall and the garden is well maintained.

In the end, this trip is awesome we all are enjoyed very much and explored the history of the Golden Temple, Jallianwala Bhag, and Amritsar. 

Trip to Dibrugarh(Assam)

 Trip to Dibrugarh(Assam)

#exploringdibrugarh

I and my sister set a plan to went Dibrugarh last summer, which is approx 170 KM from my home. and we made a schedule, So according to schedule we take a bus from Roing (Arunachal Pradesh) in the morning and arrived at Dibrugarh at nearly 11 AM. Dibrugarh is a district of Assam. Well known as the tea city of India. The name Dibrugarh is derived from Dibarumukh. "Dibru" which means a blister and "Garh" meaning "fort". Dibrugarh is the main city to connect Assam from Arunachal Pradesh through railway and roadway.

After arrived at our destination we decided to first go to Jagannath temple, which is the famous tourist place in Dibrugarh. Which is 5-6 KM from the main town. Jagannath temple is a replica of the original Shri Jagannath temple in Puri, Odhisha.

Location: Khanikar Rd, Chring Gaon, Assam 786003

         

The temple is beautifully crafted with red stone and typical architecture. This stone is dedicated to Lord Jagannath as the name suggests. The temple is beautifully built and it is surrounded by tea gardens. Once you enter the temple, there is a sense of calmness and there is a sense of closeness with God. So from my point of view if anyone wanted to go to Dibrugarh in the future, then it is almost compulsory to visit this beautiful place if you not do then you missed a great chance to see this awesome place. 

After the Jagannath temple, we went to DTP DYKE point which is near to the bank of the Brahmaputra river. 

Location: 37, AT Rd, Dibrugarh, Assam 

DTP is a perfect destination for tourists. The sunset view is really awesome, You can't forget to capture this view so if you want to go to DTP  you should carry your camera and capture beautiful moments and store for life long. The best timing to go DTP point is evening. Near the DTP point, you can explore interesting themes,colorful landscapes, music, prop and all merchandise are available at same place. 

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sunset view

Adventurous Arunachal Pradesh

Arunachal Pradesh is one of the 28 states of India and is the northeastern-most state of the country. Arunachal Pradesh borders the states of Assam and Nagaland to the south and shares international borders with Bhutan in the west, Myanmar in the east, and is separated from China in the north. Itanagar is the capital of the state. Most of the part Arunachal Pradesh is covered with mountains, forests, and hills. This makes them more beautiful. Most of the tourists attracted to this state because of the greenness spread throughout the region. The weather condition of the state is changed with elevation. The Upper Himalaya range of the state enjoys a tundra climate while the middle range has a temperate climate.

here some of the places where you can do adventurous activities, tracking, and much more.....

1. Itanagar

Your tour of Arunachal Pradesh is not complete without visiting the state capital Itanagar. Itanagar has various attractions to offer which include the Itanagar wildlife sanctuary, Ita fort. The state museum, Ganga Lake, Polo Park, and much more.

                            

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2. Mayodia 

      

      It is located in Dibang Valley. It is a gateway to the Indo-China border and is located at the height of  2655 m above sea level. If you wish to see snowfall, then flock to this place during the months of January and February. In this region, snowfall starts in November and continues until April. 

                         

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3. Parasuram Kund

       

        Parasuram Kund is situated within the Kamlang Reserve Forest area. This place on Lohit River.
According to the legend, sage Parsurama washed away his sin of matricide in the waters of the Lohit river at Bramhakund. Each year thousands of pilgrims from all over the country came on Markar Sankranti day to wash away their sin. A fair is held during this period. Mela is annually held near to Parasuram Kund in Tezu one of the main towns of the Lohit district.

                                                                                                                                                                            

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Famous parks in Lucknow

 

ECO PARK

Location: Geeta Palli, Marg, Alambagh, Lucknow - 226005 

Timing: 11:00  AM - 09:00 PM (summer)
              11:00  AM - 08:00 PM (winter)

Entry fee: 10 Rs

Lucknow is famous for its excellent art, culture, and for its historical monuments. Eco-park in Lucknow city is one of the tourist destinations that combines greenery and art in one place. Eco Park is situated on Jail Road. It has 2 entrances, one on the VIP Road and the other from the Gitapalli colony side. Eco Garden is now the newest tourist spot in Eco Garden Lucknow. It is now visited by children/adults and tourists from all over the world. Spread in over 112-acre land, Eco Garden is going to be the most desired place for all walks of life.

I went to this park last December with my Buaa and cousins. Parks is really beautiful. Statue of various animals is installed in the park that makes it more beautiful.

JANESWAR MISHRA PARK

Location: Gomti Nagar, Lucknow

Timing: 05:00 AM -10:00 PM

Entry Fee: free

Janeswar Mishra Park is a newly constructed park in Gomti Nagar. Park is constructed in the name of a local politician.It is the 10th largest park in Asia. The park has a green atmosphere with a variety of plants and birds flocking the garden. People are usually going in the morning and evening for jogging.

AMBEDKAR MEMORIAL PARK

Address: Vipul Khand 2, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow

Timing: 09:00 AM- 07:00 PM (Monday closed)

Entry Fee: Free

The Ambedkar Memorial Park is a public park which is built across in 107 arcs in tribute of Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar. The place has several structure that is added to the beauty of the park. The monument is open throughout the year but the best time to visit this place is during the winter. 

Ambedkar Stupa is the one of best attractions inside the park. The Stupa is constructed at the heart of the park. The next structure is an 80 ft tall pyramid structure which is named Dr. Bhimrao Memorial Drashya Sthal.