Maravanthe Beach - a picturesque beach destination in India
Maravanthe Beach
Relax and Unleash the Pristine Beauty
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While travelling from Karwar to Udupi through road, the spectacular and serene natural beauty is a rare combination, where rip-roaring Arabian sea accompanies you on one side of the road and calm Sauparnik river on the other.
Yet un-explored, with miles and miles of white sand, Maravanthe Beach is perfect for the travellers looking down to relax for some time and then continue journey. Perfect break from routine and enjoy swimming, snorkeling and scuba diving. Crystal clear blue water, white clean sand, cool day time breeze ... It is an exhilarating experience far from the madding crowd.
Apart from water sports there are few historical places like Mookambika Temple , Kundapura, Kanchugodu, Belaka Theertha Falls and Baindur (famous for its beautiful sunset). St. Mary's Island, which is well known for its black volcanic rock formations, is worth visiting.
Kodachadri hills offers trekking trails but are suggested for professional, but a refreshing dip in Souparnika river is a perfect bargain, as local tale suggests it medicinal qualities.
Maravanthe Beach, with its humid climate in summer and blissful winters offers delicious local Manglorian cousines and mouth watering sea food. Tulu and Kannada are the commonly spoken languages here.
Distances to Maravanthe from major cities
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- Bangalore to Maravanthe distance is around 458 kms (approx 8 hrs by road). 100% travellers prefer taxi journey
- Mumbai to Maravanthe distance is around 795 kms (approx 14 hrs by road).
- Delhi to Maravanthe distance is around 2065 kms (approx 33 hrs by road).
- Mangalore to Maravanthe distance is around 108 kms (approx 3 hrs by road).
- Mysore to Maravanthe distance is around 361 kms (approx 7 hrs by road).
- Ahmedabad to Maravanthe distance is around 1297 kms (approx 21 hrs by road).
- Pune to Maravanthe distance is around 646 kms (approx 12 hrs by road).
- Goa to Maravanthe distance is around 247 kms (approx 6 hrs by road).
- Panjim to Maravanthe distance is around 270 kms (approx 6 hrs by road).
- Kolhapur to Maravanthe distance is around 416 kms (approx 8 hrs by road).
- Coimbatore to Maravanthe distance is around 514 kms (approx 10 hrs by road).
- Erode to Maravanthe distance is around 560 kms (approx 11 hrs by road).
- Salem to Maravanthe distance is around 590 kms (approx 11 hrs by road).
- Kochi (Cochin) to Maravanthe distance is around 512 kms (approx 10 hrs by road).
- Namakkal to Maravanthe distance is around 611 kms (approx 12 hrs by road
So, Plan (Cab/Taxi hire Maravanthe) your Visit to “Maravanthe” but Don't forget your camera, as the views are reverential, particularly during monsoons!
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Pack Your Bags for a “Relishing Winter's in Indore”
Delicious Winter Foods that are Must Eat
Indore is one such heaven for the food lovers, with it's wide food varities to offer in each season. A city not only famous for it's preference for tourist visiting cental India, It's rapid growth and major contributor in country GDP growth, but is also very famous among "FOOD JUNKIES" derived it's flavour from three major states, Maharashtra, Gujarat and Rajasthan, Indorians have come up with there own unique food flavours.
The only city that changes its form, from “Gold Market in day light to FOOD Lane” in the nights ,serving the most tasty vegetarian snacks, chaat and sweets right from 8 pm upto 2 at night.
Here are some of the best winder food,if planning to visit Indore during winters.
Guradu Chat
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"Fried yam sprinkelled with rosted spices and chaat powder along with lemon juice, is a perfect winter treat, Garadu is among the favorite winter food and would be found in small steet stalls, every where in Indore.
It is a variety of Yam and is considered as one of the tastiest winter delicacies in Indore and is even included among wedding menu,along with other snacks. Here, the root is chopped boiled and fried twice before being tossed (saute) in spices and lime juice. People love the taste of tuberous root from potato family found largely in central India.
Bhutte ki Kees
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"My Corn crushed, sauted with green chilled and mustard, served with sev"
Bhutte ki Kees is worth trying in Indore, during winters. This lip smacking dish is the special food attraction among trourist during winters.
Bhutte ki Kees is a popular street food from Madhya Pradesh. Essentially, this dish is made with boiled and mashed corn fried in ghee. It's then mixed up with besan, hing, jeera and a lot of other spices. It tastes really delicious!
Butlaa/ Green Peas Kachori
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Hot and crispy Kachori, stuffed with freen peas, served with various chutney, dahi and sev
While kachori is a common name amoung Indian household and street food, Butlaa kachori is different.
In Indore it's stuffed not with spiced lentils but with batla (green pea), a special flavor during winters. Sounds yummy..!
The best place to have it is " Saarafa Bazaar". there are lot other places to Visit in Indore along with thes great food.
Well this is the season for ' Matar Kachori ', so just plan your visit to Indore this winter and enjoy these dilicious dishes on the way.
Clear Car Rental wish you a Happy Winter !!
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Uttarakhand Tourism - Why Beauty Should Not Be Found
Uttarakhand Tourism - Why Beauty Should Not Be Found
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An Overview:
"Uttarakhand" [formerly called "Uttranchal"] a state in northen India which is also known as the "Land of the Gods" or "Devbhumi" and the abode of the towering Himalayas. The state has full of spectacularly scenic landscapes, atmosphere, charming hill stations, and conservation parks which attracts thousands of tourist every year from around the globe.
It borders Tibet to the north, Nepal on the east. While it is Himachal Pradesh in the south of Uttar Pradesh and north west. The original name of this state was Uttaranchal which was changed to Uttarakhand in January 2007. There are 13 districts in the state which are divided on the basis of major divisions, Kumaon and Garhwal.
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Climate
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Uttarakhand state experiences three major seasons, including summer, monsoon and winter. The climate here is largely dependent on the geographical conditions here. Here there are huge hills on one side and there are also small planes on the other side.
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Best time to visit Uttarakhand:
Summer season is the best time to visit because of the good and pleasant weather. Tourists can also plan their journey to the state in the winter.Languages
The official language of Uttarakhand is Hindi, but it is spoken in various dialects in diverse areas. Kumaon and Garhwali are spoken mostly here. Apart from this, mountain bidding is also popular in some areas. Under the 'Kumaon' wide range, popular sub-dialects are - Johri,Danpuria, Ascotti, Cirali, Gangola, Khapsaria, Faldakoti, Pachaiyi, Rauchowdhasi, Maa Kumayya, Saurayali, Chaughaakhali and Kumaya. The sub-categories of Garhwali dialects include Jaunsari, Sailani and Marchi. The major bids here are influenced by Sanskrit, Central Pahari, and Sauraseni Prakrit and these languages are written in Devanagari script.
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Tourism in Uttarakhand
There are many tourist sites in 13 beautiful districts of Uttarakhand, with the discovery of new sites, the list is increasing here. From worship to trekking, every place has its own importance. There are many pilgrimages here and the beautiful instruments here provide a huge range of exciting activities for the travelers.
Known as the district of Lakes of Uttarakhand, Nainital is a popular tourist spot which is situated at an elevation of 1938 meters above sea level. This piece of paradise was discovered by the British in the year 1841 and was changed to a holiday resort. The word 'Naini' was derived from the name of Hindu Goddess Naini, whose temple is located on the banks of the lake.
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Nainital Offers visitors boating, sailing and fishing opportunities. Nainital's many beautiful tourist attractions attract a large number of tourists from all over the world. These places include Hanumangarhi, Khurpatal, Kilbury, Lariyakanta, and Lansdowne.
Apart from these places, there are places near Nainik Peak, Snow View, Nainital Ropeway, Bhimtal, Nukuchiyalam, and Seven Tal Nainital, which are known for their beauty. The queen of the hills is a place to visit Mussoorie. Its beautiful green hills and the snow-covered mountains of the powerful Himalayas provide a panoramic view of the Doon valley, which is located in the southern direction.
Yamuna Bridge, Nag Dibba, Dhanulati, and Sukkhanda Devi are tourist sites around Mussoorie. The Kausani Katuri valley, the snowy peaks of Gomti river and Panchchuli, Nanda Coat, Nanda Devi, Trishul, Nanda Ghanti, Chaukhamba and Kedarnath gives breathtaking views. Anasakshi Ashram, Pant Museum, and Laxmi Ashram are also popular among tourists.
In places known for its natural beauty and a diverse wildlife, Jim Corbett National Park, Rajaji National Park, Kedarnath Sanctuary, Govind Wildlife Sanctuary, Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary, Asan Barrage Bird Sanctuary, Nanda Devi National Park, and Ascot Wildlife Sanctuary Places like this are included.
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Many pilgrims come to Uttarakhand to see the deities at places like Kailash, Almora, Agastya Muni, Badrinath, Devprayag, Dwarahat, Ganganani, Gangolihat, Gangotri and Gaurikund etc. Other famous places include Haridwar, Kedarnath, Rudranath, Kalpeshwar and Jageshwar. Himalaya and Karakoram ranges are ideal places for trekking, mountaineering, skiing, and river rafting. Here biking, paragliding and camping can also be enjoyed.
So are you planning a visit to this famous place?
Then don't worry you can book a cab/taxi services to this locations from any destination in Uttarakhand and assure a comfortable journey at affordable price.
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