Tripura

India brings you the Tripura map that shows you the important tourist places in Tripura India. Tripura, in Northeast India is a beautiful state known for its scenic beaches, historic temples and busy cities. On the Tripura map you can see the capital city Agartala and the tourist places of Udaipur, Unakoti and Sepahijhala Wildlife Sanctuary.



Tripura is a mountainous land cleft by valleys of about ten rivers. Legends speak of the existence of Tripura as a political entity from the days of the epic, Mahabharata. The temples reflect the religious preference of a long established Hindu dynasty.
Flat plains and warm humidity make Tripura a travellers’ dream.



Kumarghat is in North Tripura District of Tripura. It is know for its extensive pineapple cultivation. This being the prime occupation of the inhabitants, Kumarghat in Tripura is the highest producer of the fruit in the state. Kumarghat Tripura supplies large quantity of pineapples to Assam and other neighbouring states in the north east of India. Kumarghat is at a distance of 140 km from the state capital, Agartala. The nearest railway station is Kumarghat Railway Station and the nearest airport is Agartala Airport.



The ujjantini at agartala



Moutain areas at agartala

uttar pradesh

India Profile brings you the Uttar Pradesh map that shows you the important tourist places in Uttar Pradesh India. Uttar Pradesh, in North India is a state known for its historic cities, temples and the beautiful Taj Mahal in Agra. On the Uttar Pradesh map you can see the capital city Lucknow and the tourist places of Agra, Varanasi and Allahabad.



Gomati River (Encyclopædia Britannica)
tributary of the Ganges River, central Uttar Pradesh, northern India. It rises in northern Uttar Pradesh about 32 miles (51 km) east of Pilibhit and is intermittent for the first 35 miles (56 km) of its course, becoming perennial after its junction with the Joknai. Below this point it flows ...

Jaunpur (Encyclopædia Britannica)
town, southeastern Uttar Pradesh state, northern India, straddling the Gomati River, northwest of Varanasi (Benares). Jaunpur probably was originally founded in the 11th century but was washed away by Gomati floods. It was rebuilt in 1359 by Firuz Shah Tughluq, whose fort still stands.



See the great palace



city, southern Uttar Pradesh state, northern India. It is situated at the confluence of the Ganges and Yamuna (Jumna) rivers. Allahabad stands on the site of ancient Prayag, a holy city that was comparable in fame to Varanasi (Benares) and Haridwar. Prayag's importance in the ancient Buddhist period of Indian history is attested to by the inscriptions on the Pillar of Asoka.




Every day of the year a mass of humanity surges up steep pathways that cut across the hillside for mile after mile. Popular belief holds that anybody who walks the Himalayan trail to her abode to ask for a boon rarely goes back disappointed. There are many who journey here year after year to pay obeisance regardless of their faith or belief, creed or class, caste or religion, for Mata Vaishno Devi transcends all such barriers.

Uttaranchal

A land of inexplicable beauty, the state of Uttaranchal is a new addition to the constitution of India. it was once a part of Uttar Pradesh, in the year 2000, an area of this state was separated and thus was born Uttaranchal.



India Profile brings you the Uttaranchal map that shows you the important tourist places in Uttaranchal India. Uttaranchal, in North India is a state known for its scenic beauty, holy cities and adventure tourism. On the Uttaranchal map you can see the capital city Dehradun and the tourist places of Mussoorie, Rishikesh and Haridwar. To know more about Uttaranchal India, just take a look at the Uttaranchal map.



Tourism in this state is plain and abundant, that is no wonder. It looks like as if the land is blessed by mother nature. An all season land it is, visit here any time in the entire year and you will not be disappointed. For the beautiful place has so much to offer that you will just want to savour every moment of it for lifetime.



The entire beautiful state is engulfed in the ranges of Himalayas yet it is so much more then just the mountains. The sheer geographical diversity that this small state encompasses is amazing. It has all the three ranges of Himalayas, Upper, Middle and Lesser passing through it. Some of the highest peaks in the world fall within its boundaries (Nanda Devi, 6400 metres). Its vast meadows, gorges, stretches of forested hills and land, its natural reserves, world Heritage sites like Valley Of Flowers are major attractions. The entire scape is dotted with springs, lakes and waterfalls which just add to the beauty. An abundant wildlife comes complimentary with the natural reserves, a rich flora and fauna is very obvious here. National Parks, wildlife and bird sanctuaries attract many a nature lovers here.



Uttaranchal is also called the land of gods and not without reason. It is truly the abode of gods. Major holy cities like Rishikesh and Haridwar on the banks of Ganga are centres of faith. Chardham, the path to salvation which every Hindu must take once during his entire lifetime. Gangotri, Yamunotri, Badrinath and Kedarnath to be more elaborate, these four collectively are known as Chardham. The faith runs strong in these shrines and the treacherous journey is certainly no deterrent.