State of Tamilnadu(Chennai) ,Tips for visit here....

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Chennai is the capital of Tamil nadu, the neighboring state of Kerala.  The local language of Chennai is Tamil... Tamil nadu is famous for its Literature, Art, Dance and Great Heritage .... Mahabalipuram, seeing in this picture is a lovely tourist center. It is the nicest example for the finest Sculptural work on Rock. The city of Chennai is surrounded by lot of holy places for Hindus with very ancient, huge and lovely temples.

The best time to visit Chennai is end of December to first week of January.It is a city of temples.Best place is Marina Sea Beach.The two most interesting places are Marina Beach : a lot of women wearing saree take a bath there, it's wonderful to take beautiful pictures. And Kapaleeshwara temple.

  

 

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 You can also visit Museum, Zoologocal park. amusement park,

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snake park,Theme park,St George fort, Harbour,Airportand so on So many theaters, auditarium World's Largest Bus stand Hindu Temple: Mayilai Kapaleeswar temple, Thiruvanmiyur Marunthesar Temple, Mangadu Meenakshi Temple, Thiruverkadu Karumariamman Temple,Thirumullai vayil Kodiyidai amman,Thiruvotttiyur vadivudai amman, Thiruvudai amman, and so many small templesVadapalani Murugan , Cathedral Church, St thomas mount,Santhome church, Vailankanni church and so many small churches Thousand lights mosque, Sikh temple, Ragavendra temple anna, MGR, Rajaji Kamaraj and Gandhi memorials And so many...

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 Chennai is pretty hot and humid most of the year, more so this part of the year. Beware of Autorikshaw drivers who will demand at least twice the meter reading. People are quite friendly and helpful. People speak Tamil, but you can manage with English. Lots of interesting places to see in and around Chennai. Many ancient Temples and architecture dating back at least 1000 years. Not a very expensive place when compared to Mumbai. Hotels are priced reasonably. Good South Indian spicy Food in many Restaurants. Be careful about alcohol. Lot of spurious stuff is sold in Chennai. 

Chennai has always been home to diverse culinary traditions, yet it is the Madras that really defines the city. Despite the various kinds of cuisines now available in the city, the traditional Madras meal remains a hot favourite. Here are five places where you get authentic Madras.

Rathna Cafe

For phenomenal idli-sambar and filter kaapi, Rathna Cafe  in Triplicane is the place to go to. Twenty-five years of fame has not changed the way the place looks. Crammed chairs and a crowded hall is Rathna Cafe’s decor. The lunch is scrumptious with large portions. Unfortunately with Rathna Cafe focusing on franchisees, the Triplicane Rathna Cafe’s Midas touch seems to be going downhill.

Rayar Cafe

Kutchery Road in Mylapore is choc-a-bloc with restaurants that fill your nostrils with the enthralling aroma of filter kaapi. Rayar Cafe was a hot favorite of film stars in the 1960s. The cafe has now been shifted to Arundale Street and remains the proud title-holder of the best medhu vadais and ghee rava dosa Enjoy the appetising traditional meals served on plantain leaves.

New Woodlands

Experience the rich taste of Madras meals evolved over centuries and perfected by time at the New Woodlands’ South Indian Restaurant on R.K. Salai. It offers a distinct ‘no-nonsense’ menu that ticks all the boxes for novelty as the crowded rooms vouch for.

Saravana Bhavan

Saravana Bhavan is a chain of restaurants serving authentic Madras meals. It bridges the gap of quality vegetarian food in Chennai and now has branches across the world. The food is so delicious that you order for more than you can eat.

Mylai Karpagambal Mess

In the narrow lanes of Mylapore is the modest yet popular Karpagambal Mess which a clientele that outshines that of an elite restaurant. Through word-of-mouth, Karpagambal Mess still remains the place to go to for the best keerai and thavalai vadai. Roll up your sleeves and plunge into the famous Madras rasam.

Nearer to chennai there is a very big salt water lake called  Pulicat, it is house for lots of fishes and avian particularly    the Siberian crane and flamingos nest here and breed there are some very good wild life areas nearer to chennai..

Jayankondam town is very famous for Shiva night festival, which is celebrated every year. This town has more than 25 temples of various historical periods in the vicinity.             Gangaikonda Cholapuram temple is the place near 8 km.    East from JKM is the ancient – temple Rajendra chozha      having very ancient – oldest sculpture and drowning. The   city was built   in memory of Ragendra Cholan, who had      captured control of the eastern part of India, up to the        Gangai River. Jayankondam is the Headquarters office of   Udaiyarpalaiyam Taluk.     Jayankondam is situated at 245 km from Chennai. Groundnut and Cashew nut production is more compare to other places.

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Tips for Kolkata

Kolkata, or Calcutta, set on the east bank of the Hooghly River, is a bustling, Indian metropolis. With traditional, exotic charms. U can visit there Victoria memorial, indian museum, St. Pauls Cathedral,Kali Ghat Temple, Birla Mandir.............. And the most important dont miss RASOGULLA & Sandes in desert, LOOK For MACHHE JHOR.

Howrah Bridge: World's 6th Largest cantilever bridge. One of the landmark of Kolkata. Connects the two cities Kolkata & Howrah on opposite sides of the river Hoogli (Ganga). Victoria Memorial: Established 1921, it is perhaps the British attempt to replicate the TAJ. Princep Ghat (Est. 1843): The original ghat (port) of Kolkata. The river drifted away from the iconic ghat. Visit after sunset. On the distant horizon, the magnificent Howrah Bridge and the the awesome Vidyasagar Setu makes for a kaleidoscopic vignette. Start walking from Princep Ghat till Millennium Park. The river on one side & the historical buildings on the other holds lot of history of the old city.

Look straight to the eyes of any vendor or merchant u deal with and start talking.This is a key factor to get the best deal at city of joy.Without some walk in the old streets of Kolkata one cannot know the city. Please also remember that in British period this was one of the most important city in the whole world.
kolkata ( more particularly the bank of river hugly ) once was called the Manchester of india is now reluctant to set up new industries.the administration as well as the opposition party both are fighting each other. big projects are delayed. social costs are hiked. but they are quarreling like cat and dog. big investments are flying away. the city is stepping towards ruin. its culture and heritage is rich. but how long a city can market and sale its history. we need to be progressive. fresh air need to be flown. Govt should be strict to further development of the state.

Calcutta is the lively city if u really want to enjoy and see the jovial life of calcutta and calcuttans visit during Durga puja the most enjoyed festival of calcutta u can see lots and lots of things. Apart from this calcutta consists of some very nice temples like Dakhineshwar, Kalighat, Belur math, Escon temple at mayapur, Ganga sagaar.etc. sea beaches of bakkhali, digha, chanipur, mandarmani, etc. Apart from this there are remarkable parks like Science City, Nicco Park, Acquatica, Eco Park, Millenium Park which are really worth seeing. especially children will enjoy.

You’ve probably heard about Kolkata’s famous Howrah Bridge and the Victoria Memorial, its tiger reserves and hundreds of temples, and even a good deal about its bustling population and crowded streets. However, the pride of eastern India has a lot more to offer. 

Focus on Kolkata

If you still haven’t visited this vibrant city, here are seven incredible facts that should get you packing your bags.

1. Where kindness resides

Kolkata is where Mother Teresa lived for most of her life and found her love for the underprivileged. Mother reached Kolkata at the tender age of 19 and founded the Missionaries of Charity in 1950, a religious community dedicated to helping the poor. Small wonder then that Kolkatans are known to be such warm people.

2. Shopping paradise

Did you know that people from across India visit Kolkata to shop, especially for weddings? The chaotic, larger-than-life Burrabazar market, also the city’s financial hub, is a world of its own. It offers you nearly everything at unbelievable prices. You can easily get lost in the maze of shops and people, so make sure you tag along with a local!

3. Are you listening, nature lovers?

 Where can you find the world’s largest tree? In Kolkata, of course! The Botanical Gardens stretch over 109 hectares and are home to the Great Banyan Tree. The tree is a little forest inself,so there are even vans to take you around it.

4. Foodie's delight

Kolkata’s street food is some of the most authentic in India and there’s something for everyone – from a quick snack to a full meal. From tangy puchkas and delectable jhal muri, to spicy rollsand lip-smacking chowmein and samosas, it’s all there, right on the roads. Remember, it’s all yours for only a dollar or two!

5. Mini China

Kolkata is home to thousands of Chinese migrants and is the only city in India to have its own little Chinatown. Take a visit to the Chinese temples within the lanes or wake up early to have a sumptuous Chinese breakfast. It is a mini China in Kolkata – makes sure you experience this part of the city.

6. A date with ghosts?

OK, this one is a bit eerie. A cemetery in Kolkata is also a tourist attraction! Of course, you’re not expected to picnic there but dating back to late 1700's, the Park Street Cemetery is soaked in history. It holds curious-shaped tombs and graves of eminent people including Henry Vivian Louis Derozio and Charles Dickens’ sons. That’s India’s graveyard tourism at its best.

7. A journey to remember

Have you seen a little train that runs through the streets here? That’s a Kolkata tram. Run on electricity, the trams can ferry you across the city for as little as $0.10 a ride. Kolkata is the only city in India that runs trams so you certainly can’t miss a ride on this rumbling machine. You will get to experience the city in slow motion.

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Tips For Hyderabad.

Hyderabad is a very versatile state with all religions and casts. Cosmopolitan city, destination for Lot of Health Care Facilities and Hi tech Jobs. It is also great business center for marchants of all trades. Very warm weather with hostile public.

this is a city where people are so bubbly and helping.All the Hyderabad is a fun loving .People here follow their own traditions and also keep in touch with the western world.The places which one must see are Birla Mandir,Golconda Fort,Eat Street,IMAX,Runway9 and City Center.good place to buy pearls and many historical places of India to visit . .Best time to visit is from september to feb..

The people, the food, the shopping.... awesome :). Everyone and anyone going to Hyderabad should try the following.... 1. Shopping at Lad Bazar (Bangles/Jewellery market) (ignore the rumours of being robbed or getting into trouble in old city) 2. See Charminar from inside and go on the top 3. Visit Macca Masjid, Golconda Fort, Ramoji Film City, Hi Tech city 4. Try the Biryani @ Paradise (Sec'bad), Irani chai at Blue Sea, chat @ Gokul

Hyderabad is a good place to visit in. good food specially 'Biryani' but have it only at selected outlets. historically its a great place , you can roam around many fort 'Golconda' and old city. Visit Shilpramam and aprt from hyderabad there are many place near top it where we can enjoy.. and do some adventure like Hiking, Bouldering etc.