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2 | Perched at a height of almost 10,000 ft above sea level, the quaint village of Giu is known for its picturesque views and stunning surroundings. Tourists are drawn to this seemingly sleepy village for a mysterious 500-year-old naturally preserved mummy. It is believed to be of a lama who died in a sitting position when... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 0} | null | null |
3 | One of the largest monasteries in Spiti Valley, located at a height of 4,166 m above sea level, the charming Ki Monastery is an interesting addition to any spiritual traveller's bucket list. This serene Buddhist site houses many beautiful murals, paintings and stucco images, which are stunning examples of 14th centur... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 1} | null | null |
4 | The snow-clad mountains around Spiti Valley provide an ideal opportunity for trying out one's rock-climbing skills. The reward after all the strenuous climbing is the unbelievably beautiful view of the wonders of nature's high peaks, deep valleys and a pretty stream meandering through lush foliage. Spiti Valley offers ... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 2} | null | null |
5 | The first inhabited village of the area, Losar lies where the Losar and Peeno streams meet. It is situated at a height of 4,080 m above sea level. This village is located adjacent to the Indo-Chinese border and is the extreme end of the valley, its landscape very much resembling that of Ladakh. Towering and beautiful m... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 3} | null | null |
6 | Lying at a height of 4,205 m above the sea level, the mountainous village of Kibber is known for its natural beauty and monasteries. Many say that the landscape of Kibber resembles that of Tibet and Ladakh and thus its beauty lies in its barren splendour. The famous Ki Monastery, which is the largest monastery in the v... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 4} | null | null |
7 | The city of Dhankar is one of the most popular sites in Spiti. The prime attraction here is the Dhankar Gompa or Dhankar Monastery, which lies at a height of about 3,370 m, and is almost 1,000 years old. The word 'dhankar' means fort in local dialect, and the place was once the castle of Nono, the ruler of Spiti. This ... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 5} | null | null |
8 | The Triloknath Temple, around 60 km away from Spiti, is one of the oldest shrines in the area. It is visited by both Hindus and Buddhists – the only temple in the world to be revered by both. While the Hindus worship Triloknath as Lord Shiva, the Buddhists consider him as Arya Avalokiteshwar; in Tibetan language he i... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 6} | null | null |
9 | Chapramari Wildlife Sanctuary, whose name is derived from the Bengali words 'Chapra' and 'Mari' meaning 'abundant fish', is a natural wonder located near Siliguri. Best known for its flock of wild elephants and Indian bison along with the rare glimpses of clouded leopards and the great Bengal tigers, Chapramari Sanctua... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 7} | null | null |
10 | A dense forest that hides gems of history and marvels of nature. Chilapata is a crucial corridor for Elephants between the Buxa Tiger Reserve and Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary. At its heart lies the majestic "Nalraja Garh," an ancient fort built during the Gupta period in the fifth century. Though the fort lies in ruins... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 8} | null | null |
11 | The Coronation Bridge, which marked the coronation of King George V, affords the most amazing walks with a vantage view of lush forests, verdant hills, waterfalls, flowing rivers and streams, a glowing sunrise, and a beautiful sunset. It is also a monument to progress and perseverance, a remarkable engineering feat and... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 9} | null | null |
12 | From the pioneers who first explored the Himalayas to the modern-day climbers who continue to push the limits of human endurance, visitors to the Everest Museum will discover a wealth of information about the history and significance of Mount Everest. With its rich collection and insightful exhibits, the Everest Museum... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 10} | null | null |
13 | The vibrant and intricate architecture, tranquil meditation halls, and lush gardens, give you the rare opportunity and a conducive environment to learn and practice the teachings of Buddha, guided by experienced monastic teachers. As a centre of Buddhist education and practice, the EWAM Monastery serves as a place of h... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 11} | null | null |
14 | With its stunning architecture and beautiful shrines dedicated to Lord Krishna and Radha Rani, the ISKCON Temple exudes an aura of peace and serenity that draws devotees seeking spiritual refuge and learning from far and wide. There are many lectures and discourses to help devotees understand the teachings of the Bhaga... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 12} | null | null |
15 | This monastery has a rich history that dates to the Dalai Lama’s visit to Salugara for the Kalchakra ceremonies in 1996. The teachings at the Kalchakra Monastery are centred around the Kalachakra Tantra of Buddhism. It attracts a steady stream of seekers to partake in meditation classes, workshops, lectures, and retr... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 13} | null | null |
16 | The Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary lies in the arms of two surrounding rivers and serves as the backdrop for an astounding event where around 150 Elephants migrate between West Bengal, Nepal, and Assam. The sanctuary exudes an aura of untouched beauty and provides a haven to not just the elusive Royal Bengal Tigers and o... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 14} | null | null |
17 | A legacy of the Dalai Lama, the stunning Salugara Monastery was established by his followers. The monastery is home to a majestic 100 feet stupa, a giant prayer wheel and 5 kinds of buddhist relics. With Its stunning architecture, peaceful surroundings, and well-organized festivals and events make Salugara Monastery an... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 15} | null | null |
18 | Learn more about Buddhism and its teachings at the Sed-Guiyed Monastery that stands amidst the serene hills of Siliguri. It is the main seat of the Sed-Gyued Lineage or Whispered Lineage, which is a secret teaching transmitted only to the closest disciple through direct communication with their root teacher or meditati... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 16} | null | null |
19 | With its breathtaking location on the banks of the Teesta River, atop a picturesque hill with a view of the Kanchenjunga peak and its exquisite architecture, the temple is a source of inspiration and serenity for the countless devotees who flock here to seek the blessings of the fierce and powerful deity, Goddess Kali.... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 17} | null | null |
20 | As you ride the ‘Toy Train’ (declared a UNESCO World Heritrage Site), it winds its way through the picturesque Himalayan foothills, transporting you at a leisurely pace, breathing in the crisp mountain air from the towering Himalayan peaks. “The most enjoyable day on earth,’†said Mark Twain as he rode across... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 18} | null | null |
21 | A powerful tribute to the valour and sacrifices made by the brave Indian soldiers who laid down their lives in the line of duty. It is a place to salute the guardians of our motherland. Standing tall in the foothills of the Himalayas, the memorial serves as a reminder of the selflessness and courage of the armed forces... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 19} | null | null |
22 | A quaint and serene spot amidst the bustle of Delhi, Agrasen-ki-baoli, gives a peek into the history of the capital. It is a 60-m-long and a 15-m-wide historical step well. Its heritage character, intricate structure and tranquil ambience have endeared it to film-makers as well and the monument has often been a cinemat... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 20} | null | null |
23 | Holding the Guinness World Records as the world's largest comprehensive Hindu temple, the Akshardham temple complex is a stunning piece of architecture. Sprawled over a vast area, the complex looks like a splendid heavenly city when viewed from above. The temple itself has been constructed in pink sandstone and marble ... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 21} | null | null |
24 | Built in the shape of a gigantic lotus, the Bahai Lotus Temple is a serene stopover that invites tourists from far and wide. It belongs to the Bahai religion, which aims at the unity of all the races and people in a universal cause and a common faith. People from all religions and faith can enter this temple, regardles... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 22} | null | null |
25 | Preserving the antiquity of Old Delhi, Chandni Chowk is a bustling neighbourhood that is one of the oldest in the national capital. A vibrant bazaar that is buzzing with activity, Chandni Chowk is a labyrinth of narrow alleyways that are crammed with small shops, either selling delicious servings of snacks, sweets and ... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 23} | null | null |
26 | Dedicated to Goddess Katyayani, an incarnation of Goddess Durga, Chhatarpur Temple is said to be the second-largest temple complex in India, spread over an area of 60 acre. Constructed from marble, the temple boasts Dravidian and Nagara styles of architecture. It has 20 small and large temples in three complexes, along... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 24} | null | null |
27 | The heartbeat of Delhi, Connaught Place is a heritage neighbourhood that has been modeled after the Georgian style of architecture. Lined with a host of eateries, high-end stores, parlours, theatres and book stores, the market is the hub of most activities in Delhi. Spread in two concentric circles, Connaught Place hol... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 25} | null | null |
28 | Dilli Haat is a blend of cultural extravaganza, crafts and food. It is a unique bazaar in the heart of the city that displays the richness of Indian culture. One can buy a number of traditional and ethnic items from the market. Not only that, the haat offers some delicious food items at cost effective prices. You can v... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 26} | null | null |
29 | One of the oldest structures in Delhi, Feroz Shah Kotla Fort was built by Sultan Feroz Shah Tughlaq in 1354. According to historical sources, this fort was built when the ruler decided to shift his capital from Tughlaqabad to Firozabad due to the scarcity of water at the former capital. Hence, the fort was built on the... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 27} | null | null |
30 | Spread over an area of 20 acre, the Garden of Five Senses provides a serene atmosphere to its visitors. The garden has been divided into distinct areas, of which Khas Bagh is the most popular. Modeled along the lines of the Mughal Gardens, this lush garden is dotted with vibrant flowers and also boasts water channels t... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 28} | null | null |
31 | A quiet and serene spot amid the bustling marketplace, Gurudwara Bangla Sahib is possibly the most popular attraction of Connaught Place. You can spot it from a while away as its high golden dome glistens in the sun. As you enter the premises you will be enveloped in a sense of peace. After paying homage at the sanctum... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 29} | null | null |
32 | One of the most prominent spiritual sites in Delhi, Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah is the shrine of Muslim sufi saint, Nizam-ud-din Auliya (1238 - 1325 AD). It is a beautiful structure comprising intricate jaalis (lattice screens) and a vast courtyard framed by marble arches. Dating back to the 14th century, this dargah has ... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 30} | null | null |
33 | A stunning archway standing as a tribute to the brave soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the country, India Gate is one of the landmarks of Delhi. Built with sandstone, this 42-m-high gate was the first of its kind in the national capital. The walls of the gateway have been inscribed with the names of 13,516 soldi... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 31} | null | null |
34 | An architectural marvel, ISKCON Temple in Delhi is one of the many temples of its kind scattered all over the country. Dedicated to Lord Krishna, it is affiliated with the International Society for Krishna Consciousness. The temple is noted for its architectural splendour and invites devotees from far and wide. Its int... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 32} | null | null |
35 | One of the largest mosques in India, Jama Masjid is situated in Old Delhi. Its construction was started in 1644 and completed by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan. Made of red sandstone and marble, this gorgeous mosque is also called Masjid-I-Jahanuma, meaning the mosque commanding the view of the world. The courtyard of the m... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 33} | null | null |
36 | Built in 1724 by Maharaja Jai Singh II of Jaipur, Jantar Mantar is one of the five astronomical observatories built by the king in Northern India. Its striking combinations of geometric forms have caught the attention of architects, artists and art historians from around the world. It was designed for the observation o... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 34} | null | null |
37 | Kranti Mandir (temple of revolution) is a complex of museums inside the Red Fort that was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on January 2019. Comprising the Subash Chandra Bose Museum, the Yaad-e-Jallian Museum, the Museum on 1857- India's first war of Independence and Drishyakala Museum on Indian Art, Kranti ... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 35} | null | null |
38 | Established in the year 1970, Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga is a premier centre for yoga and other ancient sciences. It acts as the nodal agency for the promotion and development of yoga across the India, and is focused on yoga research, yoga therapy, yoga training and yoga education. Spread over an area of ... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 36} | null | null |
39 | Located inside Rashtrapati Bhawan or the official residence of the President of India, at the heart of New Delhi, the Mughal Garden is a burst of vivid blooms.Designed by renowned architect Sir Edwin Lutyens as early as 1917, the Mughal Garden is the pride and soul of the Rashtrapati Bhavan, and is thrown open for the ... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 37} | null | null |
40 | Located around 140 km from Delhi, Neemrana Fort Palace, built in 1464 AD, is a heritage luxury hotel that is ensconced in the Aravalli ranges. Once the seat of Rajput king, Prithvi Raj Chauhan III, this fort preserves its antiquity, while boasting a very modern and comfortable setting. | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 38} | null | null |
41 | The 16th-century stone fort finds a mention in the epic Mahabharata and it is said that near it lie the remnants of the legendary city of Indraprastha. Excavations in the fort show the area was inhabited even around 300 BC.The thick walls of the somewhat rectangular fort are crowned by merlons and have three gateways w... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 39} | null | null |
42 | The governance centre of world's largest democracy, India, Parliament House is one of the most impressive buildings in Delhi. A fine specimen of symmetry and architecture, it is spherical in shape, and comprises three semicircular chambers that house the Rajya Sabha (Upper House) and the Lok Sabha (House of the People)... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 40} | null | null |
43 | A historical gem in Delhi, Qila Rai Pithora or Lal Kot was built by Rajput king Prithvi Raj Chauhan, who was fondly called Rai Pithora. The ruins of the vast fort bear traces of its former grandeur, and can be seen around areas of Qutub Minar, Saket, Vasant Kunj, Mehrauli and Kishangarh. Earlier, Qila Rai Pithora was a... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 41} | null | null |
44 | Almost as old as the history of the Delhi Sultanate, the iconic Qutub Minar, the world's tallest brick minaret, dominates the skyline of the city. Standing 73 foot tall, this five-storeyed tower, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, remains one of the most magnificent buildings of India from the medieval era. The first three ... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 42} | null | null |
45 | Built in the memory of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, who is revered as the Father of the Nation, Raj Ghat is a marble platform where he was cremated on January 31, 1948. Lying on the banks of the Yamuna river, Rajghat is fringed by lush well-manicured lawns that are dotted with trees. The mortal remains of Gandhiji were ... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 43} | null | null |
46 | The official residence of the President of India, Rashtrapati Bhawan is the most prominent landmark of Delhi. Built in the Edwardian baroque style of architecture, the building is adorned with classical motifs that symbolise legacy and authority. Rashtrapati Bhawan is spread over an area of 321 acre and boasts 340 room... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 44} | null | null |
47 | Lying at the heart of Delhi, the majestic Red Fort, made of fine red sandstone, stands as a testament to the architectural legacy of the Mughals. One of the most beautiful monuments in the world, this UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous as qila-e-mubaraq, is replete with palaces, pavilions and mosques. | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 45} | null | null |
48 | Untouched by the test of time, Safdarjung Tomb stands elegantly framed against a picturesque backdrop. A beautiful architectural specimen made of marble and sandstone, it was built in 1754 in the memory of an able administrator and statesman, Muhammad Muqim in-Khurasan, who was honoured with the title of Safdarjung by ... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 46} | null | null |
49 | One of the oldest churches in Delhi, dating back to the 19th century, St James Church is a prominent site on the tourist circuit. Located amidst the bustling neighbourhood of Kashmiri Gate, the church has a serene and tranquil ambience that draws visitors from all over the area. It boasts a charming facade and has been... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 47} | null | null |
50 | A popular historical stopover on the tourist circuit, Teen Murti House was once the residence of the first Prime Minister of India, Jawaharlal Nehru, who lived here for 16 years until his death in the year 1964. After this, the house was dedicated as a memorial to him. The building is called ‘Teen Murti’ owing to t... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 48} | null | null |
51 | Located on the outskirts of Delhi, Tughlaqabad is speckled with ancient monuments, seeing that it was the capital of the Tughlaq dynasty that ruled over Delhi in the 14th century. The city houses fascinating stone fortifications, which surround it in an irregular manner. The typical feature of the monuments of Tughlaq ... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 49} | null | null |
52 | Built by Mughal emperor Akbar in 1565 AD, Agra Fort is a majestic sandstone built as an ode to the magnificence of the Mughal empire. Encompassing within its 2.5-km-long enclosure walls a stunning imperial city, the fortress is shaped like a crescent, its eastern wall flanked by River Yamuna. It is said that the constr... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 50} | null | null |
53 | Bateshwar is a temple town located 70 km away from the city of Agra, and situated on the banks of River Yamuna. It is believed that the name 'Bateshwar' was derived from Vateshwarnathji, one of the many names of Lord Shiva who is the presiding deity of this pilgrim town. It is also believed to have been the birthplace ... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 51} | null | null |
54 | Located near Agra in Etawah, along the banks of River Chambal, the Chambal Wildlife Sanctuary is a natural haven that is home to a vast variety of flora and fauna. River Chambal originates in the Vidhya ranges in Madhya Pradesh and finally meets River Yamuna in Etawah. Owing to this, the rich biodiversity ensured that ... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 52} | null | null |
55 | Chini-ka-Rauza is believed to be the first structure in India to have been embellished extensively using glazed porcelain tiles, and is regarded by many as a significant landmark in Indo-Persian architecture. It is the mausoleum of Mughal emperor Shah Jahan's prime minister, Afzal Khan Aalmi, who was also known as Mau... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 53} | null | null |
56 | Mughal emperor Akbar built his capital at Fatehpur Sikri between 1572 and 1585 AD. It was constructed using red sandstone. It is said that the emperor, who wished for a son, went to Sikri to get blessed by sufi saint, Sheikh Salim Chishti. He was soon blessed with a son and was prompted to establish his capital here, b... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 54} | null | null |
57 | Located at a distance of about 47 km from Agra is Firozabad, also known as the glass city of India and the city of bangles. Built by Tughlaq king, Feroz Shah Tughlaq, it is renowned for its glass bangles and other glass products. Local stories suggest that the city’s glass industry – which continues to thrive today... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 55} | null | null |
58 | This beautiful marble tomb is dedicated to Mirza Ghias Beg, the father of Mughal empress Nur Jahan. He was accorded the title of Itimad-ud-Daulah (pillar of the state) during his time at the Mughal court. The empress is believed to have commissioned the construction of the mausoleum in his memory between 1622 and 1628 ... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 56} | null | null |
59 | This unique red sandstone tomb was built in the memory of Mughal emperor Akbar's wife, Mariam-uz-Zamani Begum, also known as Hira Kunwari, Harka Bai or, most popularly, Jodha Bai. She was originally a Rajput princess, and was the first Rajput wife of emperor Akbar. While the Mughal ruler already had several other wives... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 57} | null | null |
60 | This beautiful garden is located on the western banks of River Yamuna and stands in perfect alignment with the gardens of the Taj Mahal located across the river. Spread across 300 sq m, Mehtab Bagh has been the site of several intriguing excavations. Local lore holds that it was the last in a series of 11 pleasure gard... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 58} | null | null |
61 | A Mughal garden believed to have been designed by emperor Babur and later renovated by his great-granddaughter-in-law empress Nur Jahan, Ram Bagh is said to be the oldest Mughal garden in the country. The concept of pleasure gardens among the Mughals, it is said, relates to the notion of creating an image of paradise o... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 59} | null | null |
62 | The mausoleum of Mughal emperor Akbar, Sikandra is a red sandstone and marble tomb built by the emperor himself, and finished by his son, Jehangir, in 1613. Akbar is believed to have selected the site of the tomb during his lifetime and planned the structure himself. | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 60} | null | null |
63 | Situated on the Delhi-Agra highway, Keetham Lake is about 20 km by road from Agra. A serene body of water surrounded by lush green and enveloped in peaceful silence punctuated only by the calls of birds, this is an ideal picnic spot. Shaped like a pentagon, the lake is home to a vast variety of water birds and fish as ... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 61} | null | null |
64 | Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, the creator of the Taj Mahal, said that the beauty of the monument made “the sun and the moon shed tears from their eyesâ€. It has also been described as a “teardrop on the cheek of eternity†by Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore. Every year, thousands of tourists from around the world... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 62} | null | null |
65 | Taj Nature Walk covers a 70-hectare verdant natural paradise that offers exceptional views of the famous Taj Mahal. A great way to feast your eyes on the lesser-explored sites of the popular tourist destination, this takes you through a green belt situated on the right bank of River Yamuna. A trail covering roughly 9 k... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 63} | null | null |
66 | Boasting the famous Chand Baori stepwell and Harsha Mata Temple, Abhaneri is one of the most prominent tourist destinations in Rajasthan. This small town lies about 45 km from the city of Jaipur. Chand Baori is an amazing display of engineering and gives a fascinating experience to the visitors. It was created with the... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 64} | null | null |
67 | A magnificent building built in Indo-Saracenic architectural style, Albert Hall Museum (Central Museum) is located in Ram Nivas Garden. It draws its name from London’s Victoria and Albert Museum. Its corridors are decorated with murals reflecting various civilisations. Currently, the museum houses a diverse range of... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 65} | null | null |
68 | Just 11 km outside Jaipur, lies the magnificent Amber Fort (Amer Fort), sitting atop a hill, and rising like a sentinel guarding the city. Commissioned in 1592 by Maharaja Man Singh I, the fort is a fine blend of Rajput and Mughal architectural styles, and boasts a grand palace, temples and several ornate gates. Built ... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 66} | null | null |
69 | The Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Arabic Persian Institute is located in the heart of the Tonk city amid the valley of two historical hills, Rasiya and Annapoorna. The Institute has a beautiful gallery that was started in 2002. Charming calligraphic designs have been placed in the museum, and these have been done on human ha... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 67} | null | null |
70 | With the magnificence of the Aravalli hills behind it, Bhangarh Fort, falls midway between Jaipur and Alwar. It lies at a distance of nearly 50 km from the Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary and is believed to be a haunted place. However, it lures visitors both for its rich architectural heritage and picturesque surrounding vi... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 68} | null | null |
71 | Central Park lies at the heart of Jaipur. It is one of the best retreats in the city to while away a cool day or have a picnic. Its lush green gardens invite locals and tourists alike to sprawl lazily and soak in the royal vibes of the city. The park also boasts a 5 km long jogging and walking track and visitors can ge... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 69} | null | null |
72 | Chand Baori (a stepwell) located in the Abhaneri village, around 90 km from Jaipur, is one of the oldest and most photographed ancient monuments in Rajasthan. Built by King Chanda of the Nikumbha dynasty in 9th century AD, it is one of the largest stepwells in the world. Chand Baori was built to conserve water and prov... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 70} | null | null |
73 | Located in the heart of old Jaipur, the City Palace is a spectacular example of the amalgamation of Rajput and Mughal architecture. Commissioned to be built by the founder of Jaipur, Maharaja Jai Singh II, this lavish palace includes the living quarters of the erstwhile royal family, some of whom still reside in a priv... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 71} | null | null |
74 | Set against the backdrop of yellow sandstone hills, Gaitore is the place where former kings of Jaipur are entombed. Located just off the road leading to Amber Fort, the white marble chhatris or cenotaphs here are built in distinct Rajasthani style, with the intricacy of each chhatri reflecting the stature of the king b... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 72} | null | null |
75 | Govind Devji Temple is situated in the City Palace complex and is dedicated to Lord Krishna and Radha. The idols of the deities are believed to have been brought from Vrindavan by Raja Sawai Jai Singh II, the founder of Jaipur. Legend has it that Govind Dev Ji appeared in the dreams of Raja Sawai Jai Singh and asked hi... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 73} | null | null |
76 | Jaipur’s most iconic building, the pink Hawa Mahal, stands royally in the bustling Johari Bazaar. With a fine honeycomb of latticed windows, the five-storeyed monument lives to its name, which means the palace of wind. Built in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh, Hawa Mahal was primarily constructed as a summer retr... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 74} | null | null |
77 | Renowned for housing Jaiban, the world's largest cannon, the Jaigarh Fort, constructed by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, is located about 15 km from the city of Jaipur. Constructed in the early 18th century, the formidable fort, built to protect Amber Fort from enemy invasion, sits majestically atop a craggy hill. Though... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 75} | null | null |
78 | While visiting the majestic Nahargarh Fort, one should rope in a visit to the fantastic Jaipur Wax Museum. Not unlike the renowned Madame Tussauds, this museum hosts respected and honoured faces from the fields of sports, arts, cinema, history and royalty. The wax and silicon statues seem almost life-like owing to the ... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 76} | null | null |
79 | One of the most ethereal sights in Jaipur is the architectural marvel of Jal Mahal, which is standing right at the centre of the Man Sagar Lake. Conceptualised as a hunting lodge by Maharaja Madho Singh I and restored by Jai Singh II in 1734, it is built according to a blend of Rajput and Mughal aesthetics, with pink s... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 77} | null | null |
80 | Considered to be Asia’s largest circular park, Jawahar Circle is a haven of greenery in the city of Jaipur. The circular park is bordered by a rose garden, which is spectacular to behold. Offering a number of paths for jogging, the park is an ideal place to relax during the evening. The park was created by the Jaipur... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 78} | null | null |
81 | Established in the year 1993, Jawahar Kala Kendra is the cultural hub of the city of Jaipur. It was set up with a purpose to preserve the rich arts and crafts of the state of Rajasthan and designed by architect and urban planner Charles Correa. This arts centre has been dedicated to and named after the first Prime Min... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 79} | null | null |
82 | Jhunjhunu is one of the oldest towns in the state of Rajasthan. It lies at a distance of about 186 km from Jaipur. What draws tourists here are the large vacant havelis with intricate frescos. These havelis, which are each a work of art, has earned the region of Shekhawati, under which Jhunjhunu is located, is the nome... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 80} | null | null |
83 | This landscaped garden is located at the foothills of Nahargarh on the way to Amber Fort. It houses an intricately carved temple, marble columns and lattices, making it an ideal location to spend a day in. It is a great spot for sightseeing, photography and relaxing. One can also spot a variety of birds here like neel ... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 81} | null | null |
84 | Mandawa was once an important city in Rajasthan and was founded by the Rajputs in the 18th century. The main attraction here is the Mandawa Fort, around which the town developed. Ensconced in the Aravallis, the fort was established to protect the flourishing trading outpost of Mandawa in the Shekhawati region. Today, i... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 82} | null | null |
85 | Moti Doongri literally means pearl hill, owing to the hill's striking resemblance to a pearl. The city of Jaipur flourished around this small hill and visitors come here to pay homage to the famous Ganesh temple, considered to be the most important temple in Jaipur. The temple has a tale associated with it and many bel... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 83} | null | null |
86 | While visiting the majestic Amer Fort, one should also take a tour of the Rajasthan Small Scale Cottage Industries‘ showroom. This three-storeyed building houses some of the traditional and extremely beautiful handicrafts of the desert state of Rajasthan. From gem cutting and polishing to carpet weaving and retail sh... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 84} | null | null |
87 | Rajmandir Cinema is one of the best locations in the city to watch a movie in. It gives its guests not just movie entertainment but also makes them feel like a royal guest of a palace. Its high ceilings are ornamented with chandeliers and its walls are adorned with custom-made wooden tiles with glass inlay work. One ... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 85} | null | null |
88 | Ramgarh lies at a distance of about 35 km from Jaipur and is known for its artificial lake. Spread over an area of 15.5 sq km, this lake, called as Ramgarh lake, was once a major source of water for the city. This man-made water body was created by forming an embankment on verdant hills and now attracts hundreds of tou... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 86} | null | null |
89 | Occupying a prominent position atop a hill inside Ranthambore National Park, this mighty fort has withstood several sieges and still stands. It was built in the 10th century and acted as great protection for the Rajput kings against foreign invaders. It is said that Ranthambore Fort was captured by Prithviraj Chauhan i... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 87} | null | null |
90 | The popular Ranthambore National Park and Tiger Reserve was once the private game reserve of the royal family of Jaipur. Located 155 km from Jaipur, Ranthambore's diverse topography with a mix of rolling hills and crags, meadows, lakes and rivulets, offers some of the finest opportunities for sighting the magnificent t... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 88} | null | null |
91 | This is a large inland saltwater lake just 70 km from Jaipur. With a stark but stunning white landscape, it is a birdwatcher's paradise. The word 'sambhar' means 'salt' and the lake is named so as its surrounding regions have high concentrations of salt. This lake has been classified as a Ramsar site (wetland of worldw... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 89} | null | null |
92 | Located around 40 km from Jaipur, the almost 500-year-old Samode Palace is the perfect example of Rajput haveli architecture. Visitors to Samode can experience the rural lifestyle by taking a camel safari through the village and visit local craftsmen. | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 90} | null | null |
93 | Located 8 km from Jaipur, the Sisodia Rani Palace and Garden was constructed by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II for his queen Sisodia, a princess of Udaipur, in 1728. He gifted the garden to the queen to spend her idol time in. Laid out in a blend of Mughal and Indian styles, it is a multi-tiered garden with built-in water... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 91} | null | null |
94 | Also known as the Golden Mansion of Tonk, Sunehri Kothi is one of the most beautiful havelis in Rajasthan. It lies about 30 km from the Tonk- Sawai Madhopur Highway. It is popularly recognised as the Sheesh Mahal and attracts many tourists. The inside walls of the haveli are polished in gold and depict artworks on glas... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 92} | null | null |
95 | There is no way one can miss this massive arched gate with Rajput and Mughal architectural styles. Located at the entrance of the Old Pink city of Jaipur, the Tripoliya Gate, which was built in 1734, was reserved for the royal family. The other gates around the old part of the city are Udai Pol and Virendra Pol. The ar... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 93} | null | null |
96 | This 100-year-old Roman Catholic basilica located on a hillock in Bandra overlooks the Arabian Sea. It attracts devotees from all faiths who come to pray and seek blessings from Mother Mary. The church has been built in the Neo-Gothic style of architecture. There are seven steps in white marble that lead the eye of the... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 94} | null | null |
97 | A beautiful village nestled amongst the vast and green hilly ranges of the Western Ghats, Bhandardara is a trekker’s paradise. With its bright blue skies, green paddy fields, cascading waterfalls and surrounding blue-green hills, this quaint hamlet acts as a perfect retreat for families seeking to escape the bustle o... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 95} | null | null |
98 | A monument of significant historical importance that houses one of the finest railway stations in the world, the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus sees a footfall of over 3 million daily. The railway terminus was named Victoria Terminus in honour of the British Queen, Victoria, on Golden Jubilee Day (1887) to mark f... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 96} | null | null |
99 | Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya, formerly known as Prince of Wales Museum, is a prominent art and history museum in India. Back in the 1900s, artists and general public started discussing the need to build a good cultural institution in Mumbai (then Bombay). The demands kept growing till finally a museum... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 97} | null | null |
100 | Located about 16 km from Nashik and 262 km from Mumbai, the hill station of Deolali is a popular getaway. Also known as the Deolali Camp, which is one of the oldest military centres in the country, it was set up the British in 1861. Deolali is nestled amidst the beautiful Sahyadri range, surrounded by lush gardens, s... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 98} | null | null |
101 | Mumbai's oldest museum, the Dr Bhau Daji Lad Museum opened to the public in 1857. It is the erstwhile Victoria and Albert Museum, Bombay, that showcases the city’s cultural heritage and history through a rare collection of fine and decorative arts that highlight early modern art practices as well as the craftsmanship... | text | [ "content" ] | {'url': 'https://www.yatra.com/', '_split_id': 99} | null | null |
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