Showing posts with label Wildlife. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wildlife. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Junagadh Vacations all Inclusive

The city Junagadh (~ 200,000 inhabitants), as Sorath known, lies at the foot of Girnar hill (about 875 km north-west of Bombay). The city's history begins in the 3rd Century BC and from that time is also still preserved Fort Uperkot.

From here you have the opportunity to make unforgettable excursions / sightseeing tours. For example, after Chorwad with sandy beaches, Or Sasangir, home of the Asiatic lions and many other wild animals.

Attractions in and around Junagadh
The remarkable Jain temples are located on the Girnar mountains (Hills), about 10km from the city center. At the top of the mountain "Ambaji" (1.100m asl) is one of the more famous temples in the area.

Ashok Shilalekh:
About 2 km east of Junagadh, 3 km from the foot of Girnar hill, you will find an edict of Emperor Ashoka, which in the 3rd Register century BC in the rock was. The moral instructions were etched in Brahmi script in the 10m high cliff.

The Sakkarbaug Zoo is the oldest zoo in Gujarat. Here are the rare Asian Lion (Gir-Lion). bred and sold to other zoos.

Uperkot, The impressive Fortress on the plateau in the middle of the city was besieged in a period of 800 years 16 times. The longest siege lasts for twelve years, but was not successful. Within the fortress is also a Jama Masjid, with over 140 columns, built on a destroyed Hindu temple. Please also visit the Buddhist caves from the period 500 AD, leading several stories below the earth. There is also an impressive Egyptian cannon and two large fountains to admire.

Very close to the train station you will find the fantastic mausoleum Mahabat Maqbara a ruler in the 19th Century.

Other attractions

    Darbar Hall Museum - An interesting collection of weapons, textiles, photo galleries, etc.
    Gayatri Mandir & VAGHESHWARI Mandir - two beautiful temples of Maa Gayatri Maa and Vagheshwari
    Sonapur - Many statues of saints and a cemetery
    Damodar Kund - Holy baths for Hindus
    DAMODARJI TEMPLE Near Aswatthama Hill
    Science Museum - Gujarat's first and only private science museum.
    Moti BAUG - Probably the best garden of the Agricultural University Junagadh Agricultural University "
    Mujkund caves - The famous Krishna - location
    Ayurveda-Museum-Museum in the western part of town. Known for its natural medical treatment.
    Narsinh MAHETA LAKE - A beautiful artificial lake near Talav gate.



Tip Girnar Competition:
Each year, between 1 and 10 January, the competition held in Girnar climbing. All to create the 1,700 meters in 2 hours will be certified by the Government of Gujarat;)

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Tiger Tours India

Indian tiger is considered to be jewel of Indian wildlife sanctuary. A glimpse of black and yellow combination behind the grass or rock, seem so fascinating that everyone wants to catch this moment in his camera. But it has become a utopia due to tiger's inclusion in the list of extinct animal. That is why Indian government has started a special project for preservation of tigers, known as Tiger reserve project. In these tiger reserve project, there are estimated to more than 2500 tigers. Tiger is regarded as the national animal of India since the 2500 BC, the Indus valley civilization. Thus India emerges as a perfect home for the jewel of Indian wildlife, Tiger where you can explore the enchanting beauty of the tiger and virgin flora and fauna of the wild life sanctuary.

The Indian tigers are agile, fast runners and able climbers. They are the largest among all the cat family and the fastest running animal. They can jump to a height of 32 feet and swim up to 18 miles. They are pure carnivore and eat animals like deer, water buffalo, wild pigs, small mammals which they easily kill with their strong teeth. They can eat up to 40 pounds at a time which lasts them for days.


In India, Bengal tigers can be seen at Bandhavgarh National Park in Madhya Pradesh, Corbett National Park in Uttaranchal, Kanha National Park in Madhya Pradesh, Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan, Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary in Rajasthan, Sunderbans National Park in West Bengal, Bandipur & Nagarhole National Park in Karnataka, Dudhwa National Park in Uttar Pradesh and Manas Tiger Reserve in Assam.

The Indian Tiger is India's pride and they are still found in good numbers in the country's reserved forests. They are the biggest and the fastest of the cat family and it is a thrill watching them kill and feed on their prey.


The Tiger is the spirit of the Indian Jungle India tiger tour is one of the best possible way to explore the wildlife holidays in India.