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The word heritage rightly suits Rajasthan, mainly because of the Wonderful Rajasthan's buildings and the beautiful landscapes all around it. History has several issues related to the heritage buildings and always Rajasthan stands with a major name. The people from Delhi find the Rajasthan Tour a useful and heritage to explore the varieties of the State. For more details on the Tour_Packages visit http://www.tirupatiholidays.net/blog/why-people-choose-heritage-tours-of-rajasthan-from-delhi/

Casa Cenzontle (zen ZONT lee), a two-story bungalow, stands proudly among the trees on the upper side of the canyon with a majestic view of the entire canyon and mountains beyond. Its fine kitchen, living room with sofa-bed and full deck with lounge chairs and dining table are on the first floor. An outside stairway leads to the magnificent bedroom above with an even more expansive view, beautiful canopied king bed and teak and bamboo bath.

Install this travel gadget behind the headrest, get your iPad ready, and voila! Your back seat just turned into a movie theater.

In the heart of the Black Mountains of western North Carolina stands Mount Mitchell, the highest point east of the Mississippi River. Named for the dark spruces and firs that cover the slopes of the higher elevations, the Black Mountains contain more than 20 peaks that rise above 6000 feet. Outstanding hiking opportunities abound in this park.

Lotus is the National flower of the India. Lotus is a scared flower in Indian culture it having religious and spiritual values in Hindu religion from the ancient times. The lotus represent Indian knowledge, fertility, divinity, wealth and enlightenment. Lotus stand for purity of heart and mind it also symbolize long life, honor and good future. It used in worship practices and it is the favorite flower of Devi Maa Laxmi & God Vishnu.

This symbol has taken from Ashokan pillar at Sarnath near Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh represents four lions on the top standing back to back showing the power and Royalty. Its base has an elephant, a horse, a bull and a lion separated by intervening wheels over a bell-shaped lotus and a Dharma Chakra represents the Wheel of Law carved on it. This symbol was adopted as the National Symbol of India by the Indian Government on 26th January 1950.