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Bhadra Maruti Temple - rare reclining Hanuman Temple of Maharashtra
God Hanuman or Hanuman Ji is pinnacle of wisdom, devotion, humility and bravery. Not to mention an ardent devotee of God Ram. Hanuman ji used to carry mountains like a feather and used to cross the oceans in one leap, however used to surrender at one mention of God Ram.  
When God Ram was preparing to depart from Earth to Vaikunth (his eternal abode) at the end of Tret...

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Holkar Kund - a hidden historic wonder

Beauty of Indian architecture lies in the fact that how the soul is harmoniously connected with the surroundings balancing environment and natural forces...


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Pitalkhora Caves - A hidden and forgotten heritage

How does it feel when you are about to step into an unexplored corner of the map and someone asks, how did you get to know about this spot? A moment ...

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Gopachal Parvat: A Majestic Testimony to rock art in Gwalior
Perched on the rugged slopes surrounding the historic Gwalior Fort and 3.5 km. from Gwalior railway station, Gopachal Parvat stands as another example of remarkable rock cut architecture in India. At the onset, we felt like stepping into a meditative world, surrounded by ancient stone guardians who have witnessed centuries of changing civilizations.

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Bhadawana Dham - hidden Oasis near Gwalior
Rains are not just water dripping from the sky, it is nature’s way of breathing life into the planet. Fields turn green, rivers come to life and waterfalls starts roaring again. I was travelling to Gwalior, so I had curated a list of lesser-known places to be cover during this trip and Bhadawana Dham was right at the top of my list. Bhadawana Dham is a spot located next to ...

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