Oct28
Published by Asya in Asia, Fitness&Gym, Golf, History, Hotels, India, Parks, Relaxing, Spa, Swimming

This ex-residence of the Maharaja of Jaipur is now a luxury hotel, which was awarded by “Conde Nast Traveller” as one of The Best Hotel in Asia. The interior of the palace was refurbished in keeping with its historical heritage, providing a glimpse into the lifestyle of the royals. The Rambagh Palace is indeed a magnificent palace spread over 47 acres of gardens and offers its guests a taste of royal living – a luxury and extravagance that was once the sole preserve of kings.
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Oct13
Published by Asya in Adventure, Asia, India, Parks, Relaxing, Safaris, Spa, Travel Stories, Walking
It is a luxury tented wilderness camp near Ranthambhore National Park, India. Its name means peace (“aman” in Sanskrit) and special (“khas” in Hindi). Set in an incredible natural setting, remote and secluded, Aman-i-Khas is a true haven of tranquility, offering its guests exceptional comfort in a pristine wilderness setting. The camp is open between October and April, which is the best time to visit the park.
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Oct12
Published by iv in Asia, Fitness&Gym, Hotels, India, Relaxing, Restaurants, Spa, Swimming

Hotel Taj West End is Bangalore’s unique 5 star deluxe category hotel, situated near the city center. Set amongst 20 acres of blooming colorful gardens creating a relaxing, peaceful atmosphere. The hotel is centrally located – just 36 km from the domestic and international airports and close to the city’s prime commercial.
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Oct04
Published by iv in Asia, Fitness&Gym, Hotels, India, Relaxing, Restaurants, Swimming, Walking

Taj Residency Hotel is one of the best 5 star hotels in Bangalore, India. The hotel is a one hour drive from the international and domestic airports. Quite close to the Ulsoor Lake in the heart of the city is the Taj Residency Bangalore hotel. Strategically located, Taj Residency Bangalore is equipped to handle the needs of business travelers.
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Sep29
Published by iv in Arts, Asia, Fitness&Gym, Golf, Hotels, India, Monuments, Parks, Photos, Relaxing, Restaurants, Spa, Swimming, Walking

The Leela Palace Hotel is a popular Five Star Hotel in Bangalore, India. The Palace stands amongst lush green gardens and covers an area of seven acres. Situated 45 kilometers away from the International airport, it is in close proximity to the central business district and a stroll from the KGA golf course.
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Jul22
Published by Asya in Asia, Cruise, India, Relaxing, Romantic, Sailing, Travel Stories

Kerala is about the people who want to discover exceptional landscapes away from polluted lands. This is one of the most prosperous states in Southern India, famous for its culture, beaches and unique backwaters. Kerala is famous all over the world for its backwater boat cruises. The backwaters of Kerala have a fleet of over 250 houseboats providing an excellent opportunity for experience the beauty of Kerala. Every year a large gathering of tourists come here to explore its breathtakingly beautiful backwaters.
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Jul13
Published by Asya in Adventure, Asia, Europe, Extreme, India, Norway

It is an activity that employs a parachute or the sequenced use of a wing suit and parachute to jump from fixed objects. “BASE” is an acronym that stands for the four categories of objects from which one can jump: Building, Antenna, Span, and Earth. The most famous BASE jumping bridge is the New River Gorge Bridge, WV. Earth refers to large natural formations – cliffs, canyons, fjords and gorges. The mountains of Romsdalen, Berserker and Eikesdalen, Norway are some of the best places in the world for base jumping. Base Jumping is in the Guinness Record book and is currently held by Glenn Singleman and Heather Swan with a jump from Meru Peak in northern India at a starting elevation of 6,604 m.
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