Maunath Bhanjan | Mau District | Mau Uttar Pradesh

It is more fun to travel in cool and lush green areas during the summer season. However, due to the busy time, it has not been easy for people to go to such a destination. But there are many such tourist destinations in the range of 250–500 km from the national capital, Delhi, where you can plan a small trip on weekends. Your tour can be completed even on a low budget. In this post, we will discuss some of these places. Alwar (Rajasthan)  If you like to go beyond nature and see cultural heritages, then Alwar of Rajasthan is the perfect place. You can go to Bala Qila upwards here. Apart from this, Sariska Tiger Reserve can also be seen. Silisadh Lake is also very popular among the tourists here. Alwar Binsar (Uttarakhand) If you want to get away from everyday runaway, then make a plan to go to Binsar soon. It is not so popular among travelers so you can't find rush like other hill stations. Therefore, this place will be best for a relaxed holiday. Binsar Valley Chandi

Washim district is a district in the state of Maharashtra, India. The district headquarters is located in Washim City. It comes under the western region of Vidarbha. Washim city is the largest city in the district. In 1905 during the British Raj, Vashim district was divided into two separate districts, namely Akola and Yavatmal district.  Wasim was then a part of Akola district. In 1998, it again became a district. Washim district has a very rich history. Vatsagulam, today known as Washim, was once the capital of the Vakataka Empire. The name Vatsagulam is derived from the name of the sage Vatsa. Area of Washim District The area of ​​the district is spread over 5,150 km2. It shares its borders with the districts of Akola, Amravati, Hingoli, Buldhana and Yavatmal. The district is divided into three subdivisions and six tehsils. Malegaon, Mangrulpir, Karanja, Manora, Washim and Risode are tehsils of the district. Washim District Map Population of Washim District According t

Bandhavgarh Sanctuary is one of the most famous national parks of Madhya Pradesh. It is located in the Umaria district of Madhya Pradesh. It was declared a national park in 1968. The park is famous for its tigers. The famous white leopard was also discovered here.  Most of the Bandhavgarh Sanctuary is in the hill, which is part of the grand fort of Bandhavgarh. Earlier the forest spread around Bandhavgarh was maintained as a hunting ground of the Maharaja of Rewa. In 1993, the park was brought under the Tiger Project. The tigers can easily be seen in the middle of the roads in the Sanctuary. Main Attraction Fort Bandhavgarh fort was built on the hill of Bandhavgarh and it is more than 2 thousand years old. Which was built by the Maharajas of Rewa. This fort is built at an altitude of 800 meters, can give a panoramic view of the city and the forest. This fort has a legend of its own. The fort is said to have been built by monkeys who built Sethusamudram. Rama, Lakshmana an

If you are planning to visit Maharashtra during the holidays, then go to visit Matheran once. I have visited many cities and hill stations of Maharashtra, but Matheran is the most different. After coming here, you will feel immense happiness. I traveled here last year and I am sharing my experiences and experiences related to it. I started my journey from Chandigarh and my first stop was Mumbai city in Maharashtra. I looked closely at Mumbai city in my journal and realized the lifestyle here which I will describe to you in the Next Blog. After seeing the world of Mumbai, I felt that some time should be spent in a fine environment. Then I started searching whether there is any hill station around Mumbai where I can spend a relaxed moment. While searching, I came to know about Matheran and planned to roam there once. Matheran Hill Station is at a distance of about 131 KM from Mumbai which located in the Raigad district. It took me 3 hours to get there because of the high traffic