MERE PRABHU RAM AAAY HAI

Shri Ram Mandir,

 people known as Ayodhya Ram Mandir, is a Hindu temple located in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh. As the name suggest, the temple is dedicated to Lord Shri Ram and is believed to have been built at Ram Janmabhoomi (the birthplace of Shri Ram).   define the cultural and spiritual heritage  with  Ram and holds immense cultural and religious significance for the Hindu.

Ayodhya, is identified in the epic ramyan and  as the birthplace of the Hindu  ram of kosalya and is hence regarded as the first of the  pilgrimage site for Hindus.The AYODHYA dispute was centered on the babri mosque built 1528–29 under the mughal emperor babar and said to have replaced a temple that stood at the birth place of lord ram . In 1992 a Hindu destroy the mosque, provoking riots throughout the country.In 2019 the supreme court of india ruled that the land belonged to the government per tax records, and ordered it to be handed over to a trust to build a Hindu temple. It also ordered the government to give an alternative 2.0 hectares (5 acres) of land to the  up sunni wqulf board to build mosque , the land for which was acquired by the Government in Dhannipur in ayodhaya district and handed over to the Board. The construction of ram mamndir commenced in 5 August 2020 and the temple was build with the deity of balak ram on 22 January 2024.

Ram Mandir

 ram  mandir in Ayodhya is believed to be the birthplace of ram

RAM MANDIR, also known as the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir, is a Hindu temple complex under construction in Ayodhya.The site is significant to Hindus as it is believed to be the birthplace of their revered deity RAM. balak ram or the Infant form of Rama is the presiding deity of the temple .

Hanuman Garhi Fort

Hanuman Garhi Temple

 a massive four-sided fort with circular bastions at each corner and a temple of Hanuman inside, is the most popular shrine in Ayodhya. Situated in the centre of town, it is approachable by a flight of 76 steps. Its legend is that Hanuman lived here in a cave and guarded the Janambhoomi, or Ramkot. The main temple contains the statue of Maa Anjani with Bal Hanuman seated on her lap. The faithful believe wishes are granted with a visit to the shrine. kanak bhawan is a temple said to have been given to sita and Rama by Rama's stepmother kaieki as a wedding gift, and only contains statues of Sita with her husband.

Ramkot

Ramkot is the main place of worship in Ayodhya, and the site of the ancient citadel of its namesake, standing on elevated ground in the western city. Although visited by pilgrims throughout the year, it attracts devotees from all over the world on "Ram navmi", the day of the birth of Rama. Ram Navami is celebrated with great pomp in the Hindu month of chaitra, which falls between March and April. Swarg Dwar is believed to be the site of cremation of Rama. Mani Parbat and Sugriv Parbat are ancient earth mounds, the first identified by a stupa built by the emperor ashoka, and the second is an ancient monastery. Treta ke Thakur is a temple standing at the site of the ashavmadeh Yajnya of Rama. Three centuries prior, the Raja of Kulu built a new temple here, which was improved by AHILAYABAI HOLKAR of Indore in 1784, the same time the adjacent Ghats were built. The initial idols in black sandstone were recovered from Sarayu and placed in the new temple, which was known as Kaleram-ka-Mandir. Chhoti Devkali Mandir is the temple of goddess Ishani, or Durga, Kuldevi of Sita.

Nageshwarnath Temple

The temple of Nageshwarnath was established by KUSH, son of Rama. Legend has it that Kush lost his armlet while bathing in the SARYU, and it was retrieved by a Nag-Kanya who fell in love with him. As she was a devotee of Shiva, Kush built her this temple. It was the only temple to survive when Ayodhya was abandoned until the time of vikramadiya. While the rest of city was in ruin and covered by dense forest, this temple allowed Vikramaditya to recognise the city. The festival of shivratri is celebrated here with great splendor.

climate & geography

Ayodhya has a humid subtropical climate, typical of central India. Summers are long, dry and hot, lasting from late March to mid-June, with average daily temperatures near 32 °C (90 °F).They are followed by the monsoon season which lasts till October, with annual precipitation of approximately 1,067 mm (42.0 in) and average temperatures around 28 °C (82 °F). Winter starts in early November and lasts till the end of January, followed by a short spring in February and early March. Average temperatures are mild, near 16 °C (61 °F), but nights can be colder.

How to reach

Road

Ayodhya is connected by road to several major cities and towns, including lucknow (130 km [81 mi]), gorakhpur (140 km [87 mi]), praygraj (160 km [99 mi]) varansi (200 km [120 mi]) and  delhi(636 km [395 mi]).

A direct bus service has been started between Ayodhya and janakpur (birthplace of Sita), in Nepal as a part of Ramayana circuit.^[112]

Rail

The city is on the broad gauge Northern Railway line on Pandit Din Dayal Upadhyay Junction and Lucknow main route with ayodhya junction  and ayodhya cantt railway stations.

Ramayana Circuit Train : Special Train that runs from Delhi to main sites of the Ramayana Circuit

Flight

The nearest airports aremaharishi valmikiinternational airport is 5 km (3.1 mi) away, chaudhary charan sing airport lucknow134 km (83 mi) away, pryagraj airport 166 km (103 mi) away.

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Last village tour in India

 

last village Tour in India 

A major portion of the Indian population (around 72% of population) resides in villages because Indian economy is an agrarian economy.

 villages of India are major contributors to agriculture, thus making India an agricultural land.

People's attraction to rural life 

The agricultural lands and open fields and rustic lifestyle makes the villages more scenic and peaceful

. People living in metropolitan areas often go on holidays to such scenic countryside locations where they can breathe fresh air due to its unpolluted environment. The village life is its lower and not steadfast, unlike the city life, this is one of the main reasons for millennials now who when on holiday from work prefer this kind of lifestyle for a short period of time and take such breaks. On the other hand, organic food has now gained much popularity and this also encourages others to adapt to the countryside way of living where one eats more nutritious food and lives a healthier lifestyle.

Mana is a last Indian village from the border of India and Tibet/China in the Himalayas. It is located in the district of Chamoli.the Indian state of Uttarakhand, located at an altitude of 3,200 meters.It is located on the northern terminus of National Highway 7 (new numbering system),Mana is the last village before the Mana Pass and is 26 kilometres from the border of India and Tibet The village is at a distance of about 3 km from the Hindu Pilgrimage Badrinath and the two places are culturally connected with each other.

 Many tourist attractions, there are places that a person should visit in Mana village. These are

Badrinath Temple

One of the best-known Hindu pilgrim scenes, Badrinath is the best Dham where people come from all over the world. With a subtle atmosphere that magnetizes and purifies the mind, it can be the gateway to serene beauty.

Bhim Pul

It is a bridge over the River Saraswati having mythological importance. It is said to be lifted by Bheema as a bridge so that Draupadi crosses the river smoothly.

Ganesha Cave Mana

It is an epitome of lush green surroundings and relevance to the great Mahabharata. Lord Ganesha is said to have dictated the Mahabharata to Ved Vyas.

Vyas cave Mana

As famous as the Ganesha cave and situated near it, it is said to be the place where Rishi Ved Vyas lived. It is a small shrine dedicated to him.

Mata murti mandir 

It is a temple dedicated to the mother of Lord Narayan. She yearned the Lord to be born as her son, who took birth as Nar and Narayan. Holding an annual fair in August, it is a tourist attraction.

Neelkanth Peak

Known as the epitome of mountain beauty and surrounded by elegant nature, it shows a glimpse of the hoy Badrinath! It is also called the Queen of Garhwal.

Vasundhra falls

With a panoramic view, this place is the best to visit for all water lovers. It holds mythological importance as Pandavas are said to have rested here during their exile.

Tapt Kund Badrinath

It is the most beautiful hot springs that one can find in Uttarakhand. It is said to be the abode of Lord Agni. The water in the Kund has medicinal value and powers to cure skin diseases.

Things to do in Mana

• Trekking is one of the most common and ideal activities for the village. It has different levels of treks, including short to long adventures and simple to difficult ones. One can pick the best destination and enjoy the experience of a lifetime!

• Visiting the must-visit religious shrines and the caves that speak about the history and the culture adds to the beauty. It also helps to take away memory bags that one can open and enjoy. It also helps to increase knowledge. 

• Sipping tea regardless of the love for it at India’s last tea shop is never to miss. It allows to indulge in the taste and mood of the region and helps to enjoy the culture. It also infuses a punch of energy in the cold environment!

The Mana village is the peak of beauty and hence taking pictures is a must-do thing! It does not just capture the stunning beauty of nature but also allows for capturing the beautiful star and sky patterns at night.

Located in a place within the spectacular view of the Himalayas and beauty that touches the heart, Mana village soothes the mind.

Last tea stall of India

The small shop is located at an elevation of roughly 3,118 metres and is India's last tea stand nestled in the scenic Himalayas. · 

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Day 1 : Cochin Arrival

Our agent will come to a location convenient to you in Cochin to shift you in an air-conditioned wheel so that you can reach your hotel. After that, check-in at the pre-booked hotel and proceed for a tour of Cochin including Fort Kochi, Chinese Fishing Net, and Mattancherry Palace. Then back to the hotel for an overnight stay in Cochin.

Day 2 : Cochin – Munnar (140Kms 04hours)

After having a gourmet morning breakfast, check out from the hotel and move to Munnar. Munnar is the most sought-after hill station found in the Idukki district in Kerala which is located at the junction of three mountain rivers. Enjoy enchanting rivers, small waterfalls, rubber, pepper, cardamom and tea plantations, and thick forests while travelling. Followingreaching Munnar, check-in at the hotel. Then, overnight stay in Munnar hotel.

Day 3 : Munnar Local Sightseeing

Have a tasty morning breakfast then go for a visit to the Mattupetty dam, Echo Point, and the Kundala Lake where you can experience Boat facilities as well that are available at Mattupetty dam. Then visit a tea factory and tea museum and enjoy the beauty of the Tea gardens of Munnar that make a critical item in any Munnar itinerary. A conducted trip will let you view the multiple steps of tea production in the tea factories right from plucking the leaves to sorting, drying, and grinding of leaves and you can obtain freshly as well. After that, overnight stay in Munnar at a hotel

Day 4 : Munnar – Thekkady (Periyar) (110Km 03hours)

Have a lick smacking breakfast in the morning and move to Thekkady and enjoy the beauty of Devikulam, Signal view Point, and Spice Plantations while touring. After reaching Thekkady, check-in at the hotel, and then fresh up to proceed for sightseeing of Periyar. Visit - Periyar Wild Life Sanctuary, Periyar Lake, and the spices market. Then back to the hotel for an overnight stay in Thekkady.

Day 5 : Thekkady – Alleppey (160Km 05hours)

After having morning breakfast, check out from the hotel and move to Alleppey. After reaching, board on a houseboat hear after the rest of the day at ease on the houseboat. While the boat sails through the small serene backwater canals, sit back and decompress. Have mouth-watering lunch, Evening Tea/Coffee with snacks, dinner, and relish your evening on the sundeck away from dirtied cities and the annoying crowd. The only trouble will be the twinkle of a gleaming star or diving of fish nearby to say hello by shaking its tail from the lake. After that, overnight stay in Alleppey at a houseboat.

Day 6 : Alleppey – Cochin Drop (80kms 02hours)

Have a delicious and last breakfast of the tour in the morning then check out from the houseboat and move to Cochin. After arriving in Cochin, you will be shifted to the airport/railway station for your onward journey.

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GREAT EXPERENCE RANIKHET

 Great experience of Ranikhet

Ranikhet is a hill station and cantonment town in  Almora district in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. It is the home for the Military Hospital,Kumaon regiment (KRC) and Naga regiment  is maintained by the Indian Army.

Ranikhet is at an altitude of 1,869 metres (6,132 ft) above sea level and within sight of the western peaks of the Himalayas.

History of Ranikhet

Ranikhet, which means Queen's Meadow in Kumaoni, gets its name from a local legend, which states that it was here, that Raja Sudhardev won the heart of his queen, Rani Padmini, who subsequently chose the area for her residence, giving it the name, Ranikhet, though no palace exists in the area.

Ranikhet had been under Nepalese rule after the Nepalese invasion of Kumon and Doti in 1790, and the kumonas  won it under the leadership of their able General Kashi Nath Adhikari – after whom the small town of Kashipur was named (which at one point of time was the gateway to the hills and is now an educational and institutional hub) – with the help of British at around 1816 and is a part of India now.

In 1869, the British established the headquarters of the Kumaon regiment as well as pargana Pali here and used the station as a retreat from the heat of the Indian summer. At one time during British Raj, it was also proposed as the summer headquarters of the Government of India, in lieu of ShimlaIn 1900, it had a summer population of 7,705, and its corresponding winter population was measured in 1901 as 3,153.

Geography of Ranikhet

Ranikhet has an average elevation of 1,869 m (6,132 ft). The climate of the town is very cool.

The cantonment is spread across two ridges, the first, called the Ranikhet ridge, is situated at an elevation of 5,983 ft (1,824 m) and the second, the Chaubatia ridge, is at an elevation of 6,942 ft (2,116 m).The western narrow strips and eastern part of Ranikhet are comparatively high and covered with a dense forest mainly of pine

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Climate of Ranikhet

Ranikhet becomes very cold in the winters and remains moderate in summers, and is best enjoyed from March to October. Ranikhet gets snowfall in the winter season, mainly in the months of December, January and February. But in the rest of the months the weather of Ranikhet remains pleasant.

FLORA AND FAUNA OF RANIKHET

Ranikhet is nestled in the sylvan surroundings inhabited by pine (Pinus roxburghii), oak (Qureos), buransh (rhododendron arboreum) and deodar ( cedrus deodara) forests that host a large variety of fauna, such as leopards,,rhesus monkey pine martens,himalyan languor,dhole, rabbits,barking deer, sambar and more. Exotic plants of Ranikhet include ginkgo biloba and saffron.

Golf Course

Ranikhet Golf Course is one of the highest golf courses of Asia,[12] located 5 kilometres (3 mi) from main Ranikhet City. Ranikhet Golf Course is a 9-hole course making it one of the prime attractions of Ranikhet. The green meadow of the golf course at such high altitude is awe-inspiring. The golf club provides membership plans for outsiders as well. Golf course is located in KALIKA.

Ashiyana Park

Ashiyana Park is situated in the midst of Ranikhet town. The Park is specially designed & developed for children on a jungle theme by Ranikhet Cantt.

Mankameshwar Temple

This temple is attached to the Nar Singh Maidan (Ground), constructed by the Kumaon regiment. Opposite the temple is a Gurdwara and a Shawl factory.

Rani Jheel

There is another jewel added to the beauty of town "Rani Jheel". Located nearby Nar Singh Stadium, beneath the Veer Naari Awas it gives the visitors a chance to relax and enjoy the ride of Boats.

Binsar Mahadev

The artistic structure of the Binsar Mahadev Temple and its deity Lord Shiva both adds positive vibes to our mind and soul. A beautiful stream flowing close to the Binsar Mahadev Temple adds amazement to the natural beauty of this sacred place. Binsar Mahadev Temple is situated amidst beautiful pine and deodar trees. Apart from the temple and ashram, Binsar Mahadev also has lovely cedar forest surroundings.

Babar Khola

Village resembles the Scottish countryside, just a few 5 km from Majhkali, is a abode to a plethora of Flora and Fauna which includes Yellow Throated Marten, Leopard, Himalayan Black Bear etc. Major Garhwal Himalayan ranges are visible which includes peaks such as Nanda Devi Massif, Nanda Ghunti, Trishul Complex, Panchachuli, Mrigthuni, Nanda Kot etc.

Haidakhan Temple

Situated 4 km from Ranikhet, Haidakhan Temple (Hairakhan Temple or chilliuna) is dedicated to Lord Shiva made by Shri Haidakhan Maharaj who is said to be the incarnation of Lord Shiva.

The splendid views of the gigantic Himalayan peaks are clearly visible from Haidakhan Temple.

Bhalu Dam or Baludham

It is a small artificial lake blessed with natural bounteousness, panoramic views of the Himalayan Mountains and placid surroundings. The small but beautiful garden nearby the dam is marvelous.

The dam site is open for all the tourists throughout the year. The views of the massive Himalayan peaks are enchanting and ravishing from Bhalu Dam. It is an ideal spot for camping and picnicking. St. Bridget's Church is an old church in Ranikhet town.

Majkhali

Located at a distance of 12 km from Ranikhet, on the way to Almora, Majkhali offers a close view of the snowy Himalayas with peaceful surroundings. It also holds 'melas' during festivals and one can witness the true kumaoni culture. It is a picnic spot on the Ranikhet-Almora road. Ashok Hall Girls school and The Pleasant Valley School are located near Majkhali.

Tarikhet

Tarikhet is located at a distance of 8 kilometres (5 mi) from Ranikhet is well known for its Gandhi Kuti, and the temple of Golu Devta is venerated in the Kumaon region. It is famous for the Gandhi Kuti and the temple of Golu Devta.

Syalikhet

It is a scenic spot with unparalleled beauty situated at a distance of 25 kilometres (16 mi) from Ranikhet. Syalikhet is located in the midst of green forest and apple orchards. The famous temple of Syahi Devi is situated in Sylhet.

KRC (Kumaon Regimental Centre) Museum

Maintained by the Kumaon regiment and the naga regiment  of the indian army, the museum has a wide collection ranging from stories of the heroics of the First World War till date. It has on display the various weapons captured, flags of enemies captured by the army and also the LTTE boat captured during Operation Pawan. It has stories of the First and the Second Param Vir Chakra who belonged to the Kumaon Regiment. You can also get to know the list of all the Army Generals who belonged to the Kumaon regiment The regiment, which has a long and successful history of heroics and tales of valor, is on full display at the museum. Contributions by the Regiment during the World Wars, during the Indo-China war and the Pakistan war, during Kargil and Op Pawan can be known at this Museum. The Museum is very well maintained by the Army and they also provide an Army guide who will help understand the history and the heroics of the Regiment. Photography is prohibited inside the Museum. Interesting to see are the weapons captured during the war, some of them weigh nearly 80 kg and require at least 2 people to carry and load it. You also get to see the medals and uniforms of the brave soldiers. A visit to this Museum is a must when going to Ranikhet. One gets a strong feeling of patriotism when visiting this museum.

Jhula Devi temple

Jhula Devi temple is situated at a distance of 7 kilometres (4 mi) from the town of Ranikhet near chaubatia It is said that the dense jungle near the temple was once full of wild animals, leopards and tigers used to attack local villagers. The villagers prayed to maa durga  for protection, and one day Goddess Durga came in a shepherd's dream and advised him to excavate her idol. This temple was constructed at the spot where the shepherd found Goddess Durga's idol. Since then pilgrims come to make a wish to Goddess Jhula Devi. And when their wish is fulfilled they come again to thank Jhula Devi Maa by offering a bell to the temple. The popularity of the temple can be realized by the number of bells hanging over the temple walls. The temple priests have to timely shift the old bells to a different place to make room for the new bells that are tied everyday. In addition to bells, dried coconut and prasad is offered to the Goddess. This place has a calm environment and a sense of spiritual peace to it.

Ram Mandir

Located in the vicinity of Jhula Devi temple is the Rama Mandir, dedicated to lord rama. A small flight of stairs goes to the hilltop where the temple is situated. Rama Mandir has a monastery where students are taught ancient vedas along with vedic  and modern mathematics in direction of Sant Shri Mouni Maharaj. People who have a keen interest in vedas should not miss the chance to visit this temple

chaubatia Gardens

Located about 10 kilometres (6 mi) from Ranikhet, this place has a plantation of apricots ]eaches chestnuts, and almonds and is famous for apple orchards. With a wide variety of Himalayan flora, it also offers the picturesque views of snow capped Himalayas. Apart from fruits, one can buy fresh juices and artisan honey from the garden store on the way out.

How reach

Ranikhet is situated at a distance of 350 kilometres (217 mi) from Delhi, well connected by road and railway. The nearest railway station is Kathgodam, approximately 68 kilometres (42 mi) from Ranikhet (GMAPS) ; one can also use taxis from Kathgodam & Haldwani railway stations towards Ranikhet at reasonable cost. Pantanagar airport is the nearest airport. Nearest hill stations are Almora - 50 km, Nainital - 60 km. There are some more places nearby which can be visited like  dwarahat, chaubatia  kausani,chaukhutia, Majhkhali, Naina Gaon, jalali, Barakham, Doonagiri, Naithna, masi and pali.