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Jaipur, the Pink of India has set out to organize a special exclusive promotional event that mainly focuses on the betterment of Summer Tourism. The tourism and the CII department have decided for this event called Jaipur By Nite. Everyone is most welcomed for this mega and exclusive event. For more details and travel info contact us through our online portal http://www.tirupatiholidays.net/blog/special-two-days-event-for-promoting-summer-tourism-at-the-pink-city/

Pink Sands Beach - Bahamas is a very romantic place for couples who honeymoon or your girlfriend. Horseback riding on Pink Sands Beach is a popular activity for honeymooners. Snorkeling and swimming are made safe and easy by outlying reefs, which provide large areas of relatively calm and shallow waters.

The Pink City, Jaipur is the proud owner of some of the most beautiful temples in India and Birla Temple is the best example of it. Birla Temple is a famous architectural wonder of the Pink City. Also known as Laxmi Narayan Mandir, it is specially dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Laxmi and yet another attraction of Jaipur.

"The Festival of Light or Diwali is celebrated in India with incredible zeal and excitement. Jaipur is famous for its royal way of Diwali celebration. Jaipur celebrates Diwali in a very unique manner with extraordinary eagerness and old stories. Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, is a very royal city and Diwali puts more shade to its culture and royalty. So in this Blog we are taking you to the tour of Diwali 2014 celebration in Pink City. "

Journey starting through the city of seven capitals (Delhi), heading towards for the Romance of Taj (Agra) and then finally relishing India´s Pink city (Jaipur) render us the travel trademark tour of India, The Golden Triangle Tour. A Great love cruelly ended, a lifetime of mourning , and a magnificent monument for the world to see- this is the story of Taj Mahal, an exquisite shrine built by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal. When it´s the call for India by the first time visitors to India, for sure it´s the call for the Golden triangle tour.

Red, blue, green, pink, yellow, and all the colours of a sunny day; the air certainly is sweeter at Universal Studio Singapore after eight Sesame Street characters started singing and dancing on the streets of New York. Don't you wish you could bring some of that magic home (or to the office)?

"Rajasthan tourism is popular all over in the world for its beautiful architectures and Sargasuli is one of them. Popularly known as "tower to paradise", this beautiful tower is the symbol of Jaipur's triumph. Also famous as "Isar Lat", Sargasuli Tower is one of the major tourist destination of the Pink City. It is a must visit place for every history freak."

Amber fort holds the top position in one of the best places to visit in Jaipur. Located in Amber, 11 km from the Pink City, amer fort, amber fort jaipur.

Journey starting through the city of seven capitals (Delhi), heading towards for the Romance of Taj (Agra) and then finally relishing India´s Pink city (Jaipur) render us the travel trademark tour of India, The Golden Triangle Tour.When it´s the call for India by the first time visitors to India, for sure it´s the call for the Golden triangle tour.

Travel to Jaipur, also known as 'The Pink City'. It is one of the most fascinating tourist destinations in India established by Sawai Jai Singh II in 1727. It treasures a rich cultural heritage, that gives it a distinct identity.

Situated on a small hillock, the imposing Amber Fort Jaipur overlooks the 'pink city'. Formerly the ancient capital of the state of Jaipur, this architectural marvel is a perfect blend of Rajput and Mughal forms of architecture. Massive gateways, pavilions and archways adorn the Amber Fort, which is the most famous tourist attraction of Jaipur.

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