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Temples not only act as a Cultural Heritage but also carry values, beliefs, art forms traditions that people have followed for generations. Preserving tangible cultural assets will not only add value for future generations, but also boost employment, generate revenue for the local communities, increase awareness and connect past legacies, beliefs & ideologies with current generations. Great point by Sudha Murty Madam.

We find ourselves fortunate to be surrounded by a treasure trove of natural beauty and cultural richness right here in our own country. From the majestic Himalayas to the serene coastal regions, from our awe-inspiring architectural marvels to the grand forts and palaces steeped in history, India offers a tapestry of experiences that is unparalleled. By enhancing accessibility to these incredible destinations, India's tourism industry has the potential to soar to unprecedented heights. The impact of tourism on job creation cannot be overstated. A simple two to three-day trip to any of these destinations stimulates a multitude of local sectors: from local transportation services, eateries, local artists to unique shopping experiences, accommodations, monument fee and the list can go on and on. Each visit contributes significantly to the livelihoods of countless individuals involved in these sectors. It is through such grassroots economic empowerment that we can truly harness the transformative power of domestic tourism. Let us seize this opportunity to not only explore the diverse landscapes and cultures of our country but also to support local communities and businesses in a way that fosters sustainable growth and prosperity for all.

Sudha Murthy's first speech in Rajya Sabha regarding boosting tourism in India. she highlighted 57 tourist sites that she personally travelled and that should be considered world heritage sites 🏯. Also the government should consider these tourism destinations that were highlighted by Ex - Chairperson of Infosys foundation - Sudha Murthy ✅. PARRY TRAVELS #domestic #tourism #infosys #sudhamurthy #heritagesites #tourismindustry #domestictourism #indiantourism #rajyasabha #indian #tamilnadu #healthtourism #environmental #environmenttourism #ecofriendly #world #greentourism #heritagetourism #government #business #businessnews #currenttrends #mordernworld #mordernindia #indiatourism #businessgrowth #parrytravels #iata #taai #airtransport #roadtransport

Breathtaking Beauty Meets Progress: The Thalassery-Mahe Bypass & A Greener Future for India 🇮🇳🛣️🌳 Just imagine cruising down a brand new highway, the wind whipping through your hair, and the mesmerizing Kerala coastline stretching out on one side. 🌊🌴 That's the magic of the recently inaugurated Thalassery-Mahe Bypass! But this marvel goes beyond scenic beauty. Here's why it's a game-changer: Untangling the Knot: This bypass cuts travel time between Thalassery and Mahe by a whopping 75%! Imagine the economic boost for local businesses and the time saved for commuters. A Win for NHAI & MoRTH: This project showcases India's commitment to modern infrastructure. It's a testament to the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) and the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) for prioritizing efficient transportation networks. But here's the key takeaway: We NEED more projects like this! Sustainable Infrastructure: Let's build smart, eco-conscious highways that minimize environmental impact. Imagine minimizing carbon footprint while boosting connectivity! It's time to hit the gas pedal on sustainable infrastructure development across India! Let's leverage cutting-edge technology to build highways that harmonize with nature, not exploit it. ♻️ #ThalasseryMaheBypass #Kerala #SustainableInfrastructure #NHAI #MoRTH #GreenIndia #InfrastructureDevelopment #Travelgram #NatureLovers

Odisha is known as the land of Lord Jagannath (literally meaning the Lord of the Universe). The temple built in the 12th Century AD has been the epicenter of Jagannath cult and sees pilgrims flocking the temple town of Puri from all corners of the world throughout the year. The mysticism associated with the cult of Lord Jagannath overshadows the architectural brilliance of this magnificent temple.  Built on a raised platform, the gigantic temple is an architectural marvel in its own right. The temple saw new additions to its structure till about the 16th Century AD. Unlike other temples of the region, the carvings on the temples are predominantly of gods and goddesses. The entire temple complex is enclosed within two concentric walls, the Kuruma Bheda (Inner wall) and the Meghnad Pachira (Wall). The main entrance to the temple is through Singhadwara located on the Eastern front of the temple with three other entrances along the four cardinal directions. However these are not architecturally aligned indicating that the other entrances might have been created for security purposes since the temple was at the eye of the storm during the tumultuous period between 16th and 18th century. #lawchambersofbhargabbordoloi #lawyer #lawyerlife #lawyerlifestyle #criminallawyer #travel #traveler #tour #tourist #touristlife #vacation #jagannath #jagannathtemple #jagannathpuri #puri #odisha #india #northeastindia #assam #guwahati #highlight #highlights

Puri - A Comprehensive Guide Puri, a coastal city in the eastern Indian state of Odisha, is renowned for its deep religious significance, vibrant cultural traditions, and picturesque beaches. As one of the four cardinal points of the Char Dham pilgrimage, Puri holds a unique place in the hearts of millions of Hindus. This sacred city, often referred to as "Jagannath Dham," is not just a religious destination but also a hub of art, culture, and history.  Major Attractions in Puri: Historically and religiously holy shrines, long stretch of sea beaches, beautiful backwater lake, centuries old cultural traditions etc are prime tourist attractions in Puri. Following are prime attractions of Puri … https://lnkd.in/g_4A7x3u

🌟 Exploring the Crown District of Karnataka: Bidar! 🌟 After a long break, we’re back on our journey through the districts of Karnataka. Today, let’s dive into the rich history and vibrant culture of Bidar, often referred to as the crown district of Karnataka! 🔍 Did You Know? Bidar's history stretches back to the Mahabharata era. Over centuries, it has been a center of knowledge and philosophy, thriving under various empires from the Mauryas and Shatavahanas to the Chalukyas, Kalachuris, Bahmanis, and finally the Nizams of Hyderabad. 🏰 Top 3 Must-Do Activities in Bidar: 1. Visit Basavakalyan: A short drive from Bidar, Basavakalyan is historically significant and home to several temples and a fort. It’s associated with the 12th-century social reformer Basavanna.    2. Guru Nanak Jhira Sahib: Legend has it that Guru Nanak, the first Sikh Guru, created a sweet water stream here during his visit. This Gurudwara complex is a major Sikh pilgrimage site and a serene retreat. 3. Bidar Fort Complex: Explore the majestic Bahmani Sultanate fort on the city's outskirts. Curious fact: Only the soil from this fort can be used for the unique Bidriware! 🍴 Must-Try Food in Bidar: - Puffed Rice Soosalu: A delightful dish made from wetted puffed rice, best enjoyed with Long Chilli Fritters (Bhajji) and a hot cup of tea! ✨ Personal Reflection: I lived in Bidar for nearly two years, over two decades ago, and it was an unforgettable experience! However, it’s bittersweet to see that today the city hasn’t progressed as much as other regions in Karnataka. ✈️ Bidar's Aerobatic Pride: Bidar is also home to the Indian Air Force's Advanced Jet Training establishment and is the base for the renowned aerobatic team. Do you know the name of this team? Drop your answers in the comments! #Karnataka #Travel #History #Culture #Exploration #Foodie #IndianHeritage #LinkedInLearning #DiscoverIndia

Brahmaputra River in Bongaigaon, Assam, is truly a unique natural wonder that echoes the shape of India's map. Known as the "Map of India" or "India's Map View," this site is a symbol of national pride and a popular tourist attraction. Here are some fascinating facts about this extraordinary location: - Geographic significance: The confluence of the Brahmaputra and Champawati Rivers forms a landform that strikingly resembles India's map, highlighting its importance in geography. - Tourist attraction: Drawing visitors interested in geography, nature, and patriotism, the site has become a prominent tourist destination. - Aerial view: The map's resemblance is best appreciated from above, making it a sought-after spot for aerial photography. - Cultural importance: Reflecting India's unity in diversity, the location holds cultural significance for its representation of the country's landscape and people. - Natural wonder: Shaped by geological processes over thousands of years, the confluence stands as a testament to the marvels of nature. If you ever find yourself in Bongaigaon, Assam, make sure to visit this site to witness firsthand the natural wonder that mirrors India's map! 🇮🇳 #Assam #MapView

Discover the easiest way to reach Pandharpur from Mumbai! 🚗✨ Whether you're planning a spiritual journey or a weekend getaway, our guide has you covered. Ready for an adventure? Click to uncover the best routes and tips! #TravelTips #PandharpurBound

We visited Ladakh last week. We covered Leh (11,500 ft), Khardungla pass (18,800 ft), Nubra valley (11,00 ft), Pangong lake (14,000 ft), Changla pass (17,700 ft). This upper Himalayan range is a magical land. Very beautiful. Fresh, pristine, crisp air. Blue sky with white clouds. Bright sunshine. An aura of spirituality – one can get into meditative state easily. Very nice people. Every town and village is kept very clean - rest of India needs to learn cleanliness from these people. Of course, altitude sickness is a challenge. Most people use Diamox tablets. But it causes stomach upset for many people – vomiting, lose motion, dehydration, … We (3 of us) used Homeopathic medicine Coca 30 – works wonderfully without any side effects. I had used it during 15 days Kailash-Manasarovar yatra as well. We covered more than 600 km on road from altitudes of 11,000 ft to 18,800 ft. Beautifully developed new roads in 80% of the places. In the remaining 20% stretch that is under construction, we can see how bad it was and how difficult to make roads in that terrain. New airport terminal is coming up at Leh – with 14 flights arriving at Leh everyday, the tourism is growing, adding to the local economy. Clearly we can see this region is coming out of 70 years of neglect.