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Fair and festival in Rajkot, Gujarat

 

Known for its rich culture and tradition, Rajkot is the third largest city of Indian state of Gujarat.  The city is famous for hosting several cultural events and festivals. Rajkot is often referred as Rangilu Rajkot meaning colorful Rajkot and that could be seen in its colorful celebration of its festivals. Though Rajkot is rapidly growing into a multicultural city, it still continues to preserve its traditional customs and rituals. Festivals celebrated in Rajkot offers us insights of its rich cultures and tradition.

Navratri, the festival of nine nights, is the most charming festival of Gujarat. Being a part of Gujarat state, the city of Rajkot also celebrates Navratri with great fanfare. The festival is celebrated for nine days which witnesses daily prayers and other religious activities. The main attraction of Navratri festival is colorful Garba dance. Garba dance serves to be the main folk dance form of Gujarat state. It is mainly performed on the occasion of Navratri festival. People of all ages and different strata of society take part in this beautiful and charming Garba dance.

Kite festival is another prominent cultural event celebrated on the occasion of Makar Sankranti which usually falls on 14th January. On the occasion of festival people of Rajkot are seen flying there kites high in the sky. The blue sky of the city fills with thousand of colorful kites competing with each other.  Similar kind of festival are celebrated on large scale in Ahmedabad and other major cities of Gujarat. There are many other major festivals like holi, Dussera, and Deepawali which are celebrated in Rajkot with great religious fervor.

Tourist places in Alleppey


Alleppey, popularly called as the Venice of East, is a major tourist destination in the state of Kerala, India. Famous for its backwater tourism, the town of Alleppey is home to many places of interest worth a visit.

                                                     

Krishnapuram Palace:

Built in the 18th century, Krishnapuram Palace presents a beautiful architectural style of Kerala. This two storied historic structure was built by Marathnanda Varma, a king of Travancore. Crafted with typical Kerala feature of architecture including doomed windows, gabled windows and narrow corridor, the palace is mainly famous for its mural paintings. The palace has now been turned into a museum housing a fine collection of beautiful sculptures, paintings, antiques, bronzes and other artifacts.

Alleppey Beach:

Also known as Alapuzha beach, Alleppey Beach is a major tourist attraction in the region. It is one of most famous beaches of Kerala state. Fresh water rivers flowing nearby and serene backwaters near the beach make the place an ideal spot to spend holiday and weekends. Long stretch of golden sand along the shore, panoramic view of blue Arabian Sea and pleasant climate make Alleppey Beach a must visit place.



Pathiramannal:

It is a small Island accessed by boat. The place is dotted with beautiful natural surroundings. It is an ideal place for the nature lover to explore beautiful surroundings. It also serves to be a perfect place for the bird watchers as numerous species of domestic and migratory birds can be spotted there.



St Andrew’s Church, Karumadi, Pandavan Rock, Edathua Church and Chavra Bhavan are other places of attraction situated in and around the town of Alleppey.


How to get there:

 How to get there:

By air:

Cochin International Airport is the nearest airport at the distance of approximately 83 km from Alleppey. And this airport has connecting flights to and from around the world.

By train:

Alleppey has a railway station with good connectivity with almost all the major cities of state and other state. You can hire a private taxi, cab in advance through online prior to your arrival at the station. Buses and autos are also available to reach at your destination.

By road:

Highway 47 passes through Alleppey hence the city has excellent connectivity to major towns.




How to get there:

Fair and festival in Guntur


Guntur, the fourth largest city of the state of Andhra Pradesh, is known for its diverse culture. Festival is one of the vital parts of the culture and therefore the city of Guntur celebrates multi religious and multi-cultural festivals with equal zest. Along with the major festivals like Deepawali, Dussera, Holi etc Guntur also celebrates Id-ul-fitr and Christmas with great enthusiasm.  Apart from these important festivals Guntur also hosts some of its regional fairs and festivals with much pomp and show.

Mulathaneswaraswami Kalyanothsavam is five-day festival celebrated in the month of March-April at the temple of Tadikonda situated near Guntur. The festival is a prominent religious event and on the occasion of the festival devotees offers the coconut, flowers, fruits and betel leaves to the deity of the temple. Sri Narsimhaswami Kalyanothsavam is another major festival celebrated for 16 days in the month of March-April at Lakshami Narasimhaswami temple in Guntur. Hazart Sayed Bajit Shahi Aulia Urs is Muslim fair held every year in the month of Ramzan at Pedakani near Ramzan. The fair is visited by many Muslim devotees from far and wide. Sri Ramlingeswaraswami Lakshabilvarchana and Sri Ramakoti Mahothsvam are other major fairs and festivals celebrated full zest in Guntur.

Tourist places in Bikaner

Bikaner is a city in the state of Rajasthan, India. Rich in history and culture, the city of Bikaner serves to be a major tourist destination in the state. Bikaner is dotted with numerous historic forts, palaces, temples etc. These places of interest attract thousands of tourists from all over the globe. 

Junagarh Fort :
Built in 1593 by Raja Rai Singh, Junagarh Fort is key tourist attraction of Bikaner. The fort is perched at an altitude of about 700 ft and is easily visible from a distance. The fort wall measures about 987 m in length and it is fortified with 37 bastions. The fort also has a moat and two entrances.  Beautifully stone carving done in several palaces of the fort is the main highlight of this impressive structure. Anup Mahal, Rang Mahal, Hawa Mahal, Phool Mahal and Chandra Mahal are some of the palaces of Junagarh fort.


Lalgarh palace :
Lalgarh palace is another major attraction of Bikaner. It is located just 3 km away from Bikaner and is known for its beautiful architectural style and lattice work. This imposing structure was built by Maharaja Ganga Singh in memory of his father. A portion of this Palace has been turned in a heritage hotel by Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporations.



Mata Karni Temple :
Mata Karni Temple situated just 30 km south of Bikaner is a prominent place of worship in the region. It is over 600 year old temple and is dedicated to Mata Karni who is considered as one of the incarnations of goddess Durga. Camel research and breeding farm, Ganga Golden Jubilee Museum and Fort Museum are other places of attractions in Bikaner.

Fair and festival in Jaisalmer

 
Rich in history and culture, the city of Jaisalmer is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the state of Rajasthan, India. Famous for its several historic monuments, structures and picturesque sand dunes, Jaisalmer has another interesting facet that make the city a special place to visit. Fairs & festivals of Jaisalmer are known for their cultural extravaganza. Jaisalmer celebrates several prominent festivals with great fanfare.

Jaisalmer Desert festival is the most important cultural festival of Jaisalmer. The festival is organized by Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation and is known for its myriads of cultural and entertainment activities. Jaisalmer Desert Festival serves to be a platform from where one can have the insights of rich culture and tradition of the people of the region. Beautifully adorned camels, colorful traditional attires of the people, attractive folk dance and songs are the main highlights of the desert festivals of Jaisalmer.

Jaisalmer celebrates many other major festivals celebrated in other parts of Rajasthan. Among other festivals celebrated in Jaisalmer the festival of Gangaur is prominent one. Holi and Dussera are other major festivals of Jaisalmer celebrated with much pomp and show. Colorful festivals of Jaisalmer attract thousands of tourists from all over the globe.

Tourist places in Trichy

Tiruchirapalli, shortly and popularly known as Trichy, is the fourth largest city of Indian southern state of Tamil Nadu. This historically and culturally rich city was built by Madurai Nayaks. Trichy is located at the geographic center of Tamil Nadu and is home to several places of attraction frequented by a large number of tourists round the year.  


Rock Fort Ganpati Temple :
Rock Fort Ganpati Temple is a key attraction of Trichy. The temple with its height of about 83m is perched on the top of the rock fort. The rock is one of oldest rocks in the world. The fort has historical importance as it helped British to strengthen their base in Tamil Nadu state. About 344 steps take you to the temple dedicated to Lord Ganapati. Rock Fort Ganpati Temple in Trichy is much frequented by both tourists and devotees.


Sri Rangam Ranga Nathar Temple :
Sri Rangam Ranga Nathar Temple is another major place of religious significance in Trichy, located just about 140 km north east of Madurai city which itself is home to many ancient temples and historic structures.  The temple dates back to the 14th century. There had been contributions of several kingdoms in the making of this majestic temple. Devoted to Lord Vishnu, the temple attracts thousands of devotees and tourists round the year.  One can also visit the temple museum housings several historic valuables. The temple also hosts and celebrates an annual festival of Vaikunda Ekadasi in the month of December.
There are many other places of tourist and religious importance which one can explore around city of Trichy.


Thanjavur :
Thanjavur is famous as tourist and pilgrimage destination in Tamil Nadu state. It is located just about 55 km away from city of Trichy and is visited by both tourists and devotees throughout the year. One can also take some time out to visit Government Museum located on Bharathidasan Road. The museum has rich collections of bronze and stone sculptures dating back to ancient and medieval age.


Fair and festival in Trichy


 
Trichy known for its rich culture and traditions celebrates several festivals and cultural events. Fairs and festivals celebrated in the city serve the occasions which offer the insights of traditional customs and rituals followed by the people of Trichy. Along with the major national festivals the city of Trichy celebrates its regional festivals with much fanfare. Pongal serves to be the most important festival of the state of  Tamil Nadu. Being a part of the state Trichy also celebrates the festivals with much pomp and show.

Samayapuram Mariamman Temple festivals are prominent religious events held in Trichy. Poochoriyal, Pancha Prakaram and Bramhostavam are famous festivals celebrated at the temple of Samyapuram. During these festivals Samayapuram temple witnesses the thousands of people thronging there from across the country. Jallikattu is another prominent cultural event organized in several villages near Trichy. Jallikattu is bull catching event organized mainly during the celebration of Pongal festival.  Allur Jallathiru Vizha and Vaikunta Ekadasi are other prominent festivals celebrated in Trichy with much fanfare.


Culture of Jabalpur

Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh is known for its rich culture and tradition. The city is referred as Sanksar Dhani meaning cultural capital of Madhya Pradesh. It was a center of Gond and Kalchuri dynasties. The culture of the region was then influence by Maratha and Mughal rules. Jabalpur is prominently a Hindu dominated city, though the considerable number of people from other religions especially Muslim are live there.    

The city of Jabalpur like other major cities of Madhya Pradesh such as Bhopal and Indore has become a cosmopolitan city housing the people of different cast, religions and regions. One can find Marwari, Bengali, Marathi, Kannadiga, Telugu, Tamil and Punjabi people living in Jabalpur, the largest city of state by area. Yet the indigenous culture and tradition of the city has not been affected by cultural varieties. People especially now young generation have now taken liking to modern style of dressing, though the traditional costumes of the region are still in use in rural parts of   Jabalpur district.    

 Fairs and festivals form the integral parts of any culture.  Festivals in major cities of Madhya Pradesh like Indore and Bhopal have been influenced by the changed times and their cosmopolitan aspect. The city of Jabalpur too is no exception to it. Festivals celebrated there have also not escaped from the influence of modern changing times. Nevertheless celebration of the festivals in Jabalpur offers the insight of rich cultural and traditional life Jabalpur people.  Traditional arts and crafts of the region also serve as an important part of Jabalpur culture. Durry designing is the one of the most beautiful art form of Jabalpur. It is known for its unique design and beautiful color.

Tourist Places In Chandigarh


The first planned city of India, Chandigarh is beautiful city where modernization and nature’s preservation go hand in hand. This prosperous, modern, green city is one of the best planned cities in the world. The City Beautiful as Chandigarh is rightfully called is home to several places of attraction which draws a number of tourists round the year.

Rock Garden :

Rock Garden is the major attraction of Chandigarh, the common capital of Punjab and Haryana states. The innovative Rock Garden is the brain child of Nek Chand. The garden is indeed a marvel of the modern world. It contains some beautifully crafted human and animal figures made of industrial and urban waste like broken porcelain items, broken bangles,     handle bars, metal wires, Ply marble and auto parts, etc. Rock Garden also houses a fascinating man-made waterfall and ponds.


Rose Garden :

Rose Garden is another major attraction of the city of Chandigarh. It happens to be the Asia’s biggest rose garden. Set up in 1967, Rose Garden is named Zakir Gulab Bag after India’s former president Zakir Hussain. The garden is home to innumerable varieties of rose. It also houses some medicinal plants. The garden hosts an annual festival called Rose Festival which draws about 20000 visitors to Chandigarh from different parts of India and other countries.

Sukhna Lake :

Sukhna Lake is a beautiful artificial lake situated near the city of Chandigarh. It serves to be a perfect place to spend weekends and holidays. This three sq km lake is much frequented place in the region. Boating, yachting and water skiing are the preferred activities of the tourists. One can also spot numerous species of domestic and migratory birds at the place. 


Terraced garden :

Varieties of flowering plants Musical fountain are the main attraction of this garden. Relaxing feeling and cool breeze tempt tourists to come and spend evening here.



Pinjore garden, International Doll Museum, Chattbir zoo, Cactus garden and Botanical garden are other places of interest to be visited in and around the city of Chandigarh.

How to reach

By air:

Chandigarh has it's own airport which is 12 km away from the main city. From airport you can take a taxi on rent to reach at your desire destination.

By rail:

Chandigarh railway station is well connected to almost all major cities in India. Railway station is at the distance of 8 kms from the city center.

By road:

Chandigarh has good connectivity with nearby cities and popular tourist attractions. Direct buses and praviate cab, taxis are available from there such as Shimla (120 kms), Kullu (247 Kms) and you can easily get buses and praviate cab, taxis to reach here.


 

Fair and Festival in Solapur



Solapur is a municipal corporation city located in south eastern Maharashtra on the banks of river Sina.

Solapur is a melting pot with a confluence of Marathi, Telugu and Kannada languages.The city is located on major road and rail routes between Mumbai and Hyderabad.
Gadda Jatra, or Nandi Dhwaja (decorated bamboo pole) Procession is the main event of Solapur. This is a fair of the local tradition associated with a story of the spiritual leader Siddharameshwara. Siddarama who was influenced by the teachings of Basaveshwara of Kalyana (he was the person who propagated Veerashaiva Dharma) had lived here. The villagers consider him as a deity. A young girl of the village had wished to marry him. But, Siddeshwara asked her to marry one of his disciples. Siddeshwara conducted their marriage and the day is celebrated as the Gadda fair now.

The fair is celebrated for three days in the month of January around the Makara Sankranti festival.  A day before and after the Makara Sankranti festival are the festival days in Solapur. It is a Marriage ritual. Two Nandi Dhwajas will be taken out for procession symbolizing bride and groom and on the Sankranti day the marriage ritual would take place. A fifteen day cultural fair would be arranged on this occasion.

Other than the above said event, Solapur also celebrates festivities related to Tulaja Bhavani and the Vithoba of Pandharapur. Navaratri is the most favored festival here.

Tourist Places in Khajuraho

Famous for its beautiful sculptured temples, Khajuraho is a major tourist destination in the state of Madhya Pradesh. Beautiful architecture of the temples and exquisitely carved sculptures that adorn the temples make Khajuraho a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
                                                     Chitragupta Temple:
 Dedicated to Lord Surya, Chitragupta temple in Khajuraho is an architectural marvel of Khajuraho in Madhya Pradesh and this beautiful monument was built during the 11th century. The temple faces to the east side and enshrined the five ft high idol of Lord Surya in standing position driving a chariot of seven horses. Intricately carved walls, erotic sculptures of human couples, voluptuous Surya Sundaris and image of Lord Vishnu in 11 headed form make the temple a must visit place in Khajuraho.

                                                     Devi Jagdamba temple: 
  It is another historic monument of Khajuraho. Famous for its erotic sculptures and intensively carved figures, Devi Jagdamba temple is among the finest architectural marvels of Khajuraho.  The temple also contains the dazzling images of goddess Parvati along with the image of Mithuna. It also houses beautifully carved panels with the images of Lord Vishnu.



                                                    Kandariya Mahadev temple: 
  It is the most wonderful and largest temple of Khajuraho. This sandstone structure is dedicated to Lord Shiva. This marvelous temple was built during 1025 to 1050 AD. Exquisitely carved main shrine of the temple is adorned with as many as 800 images. The temples structure contains Ardhamandapa, Mahamandapa with several beautifully carved pillars, Prdakshina and Garba Griha. The tower of the temple is about 100 ft high.  Northern and southern sides of the main shrine of the temple contain the most erotic sculptures.  Beautiful mural painting done on the walls of the temple gives us the hint about grandeur of that era.

                                                     Vaman temple: 
  The temple is dedicated to Lord Vaman, the dwarf lord. The temple is situated in the north of Khajuraho district of Madhya Pradesh and is an ancient temple. The structure of the temple bears similarities with the largest temple of Khajuraho. Adinath temple, Parswanath temple, Laxmana temple and Javari temple are some of the many other prominent temples of historic and architectural significance in Khajuraho.

By Air:
Has it's Domestic Airport (hjr) which is well-connected to most of the Indian cities such as New Delhi, Mumbai, Varanasi, Allahabad and Bhopal.

By Train:
Khajuraho railway station 5 km away from this tourist place. Second nearest railway station to the Khajuraho is Mahoba Junction which is around 73 km away.

By Road:

Khajuraho is well connected to all cities in the state and you can take drive in your own vehicle or hire a cab or taxi to reach at this destination.

Tourist places in Varanasi


Varanasi is one of most prominent Hindu pilgrimage spots in India. Located on the bank of holy Ganges River, Varanasi is commonly known as Banaras and Kashi.  Also related with Buddhist and Jain religion, the city of Varanasi is the oldest continuously living city of India. This holy pilgrimage city of India is home to several places of interest with most of them being religious significant.

Kashi Vishwanath Temple :                                  

New Vishwanath temple

 Kashi Vishwanath Temple is a prominent place of worship in Varanasi, situated about 290 km south east of Lucknow city, the capital of Uttar Pradesh.  The temple serves to be one of the twelve sacred places of Jyotirlingas and is dedicated to Kashi Vishwanath, one of incarnations of Lord Shiva. Kashi Vishwanath is the chief deity of Varanasi. Built by Rani Ahilyabai Holkar of Indore during the 18th century, Kashi Vishwanath temple is much frequented place in Varanasi. 

New Vishwanath temple :                                          

 

 New Vishwanath temple, otherwise known the golden temple, is another important temple of Varanasi which lies just about 130 km east of Allahabad city. The temple is situated in the campus of Banaras Hindu University. Built by Birla family, the temples is sometimes referred as Birla temple. The temple bears the same structural architecture as that of Kashi Vishwanath Temple and is dedicated Lord Shiva.


Panchganga Ghat :

Panchganga Ghat
Panchganaga ghat
 Panchganga Ghat is yet another place of religious significance. It is the places where five holy rivers meet. This place holds great religious importance among Hindu people and therefore it is visited by number devotees throughout the year. Besides these above mentioned places of worship, Varanasi, the holi city of Uttar Pradesh state is home to many other places of interest.   




 

Kedar Ghat:

Kedar Ghat
Kedar ghat
Image credit:- Jeff Hart

It is located on the bank of Gangaes river in the southern part of the Varanasi.
Kedar ghat has a popular lord shiva temple known as Kedareshwar temple, built in traditional Hindu architectural style.







Man Mandir Ghat, Durga Temple, Hanuman Ghat, Ramnagar Fort and Ramangar Museum are some of the worth visiting places located in and around the city of Varanasi. 

How to reach Varanasi

 


By Air:

Varanasi has it's own airport which is called  'Lal Bahadur Shastri Airport' at the distance of 26 km away from city. The airport is well connected to some major cities of India.

By Road:


This religious city is well linked to other major cities of the Uttar Pradesh state. You can hire a car or taxi to reach here from nearby cities.

By Train:


Varanasi Junction which is approximately 1.9 km away from Varanasi is nearest and main railway station to reach Varanasi.  

Fair and festival in Mysore



 
Mysore, the second largest city of Karnataka state, celebrates its fairs and festivals with great religious fervor. Fairs and festivals are essential parts of culture and tradition of Mysore. People of Karnataka believe in making every event a special one. Celebration of the festivals and fairs in Mysore offer insights of rich culture and traditions which have percolated from the time immemorial to this modern day.  Unaltered and unchanged by modern civilization, fairs and festivals in Mysore are still celebrated with same religious and traditional touch.
  Mysore has turned into a cosmopolitan city housing people of different faiths, religions and regions. As a result the city is seen celebrating festivals of all religions with equal zeal and zest. However, so far as the traditional fairs and festivals of the region are concerned, the city of Mysore which once was a princely state of Mysore kingdom is known for its celebration of Dussera and Yugadi. Ten day festival of Dussera in Mysore involves several religious and cultural activities. In ancient times, the mighty ruler Vijayanagar Empire used to take out a large procession of elephants on the occasion of the festival. In modern day too people of Mysore take out colorfully dressed elephant in the procession which goes round the city.

  Yugadi is major festival of Karnataka state. Mysore, being a part of Karnataka, also celebrates Yugadi with much pomp and show. The festival marks the beginning of New Year for the people of Karnataka and hence the festival is celebrated with much fanfare. The festival usually comes in the end of March month or in the beginning of April. Besides Dussera and Yugudi, other major festivals like Deepawali and Holi are celebrated Mysore with much pomp and show.

Tourist Places In Guntur

Located in Indian southern state of Andhra Pradesh.Guntur is known for its several historical and religious prominence monuments, Guntur is major tourist destination in the state and therefore attracts a large number of tourists from different parts of the country.
Amaravati :
Amaravati is famous historical town having religious significance for both Hindus and Buddhists. Located at the mouth of Krishna River in Guntur district, Amaravati hosts popular Amareshwara temple and a huge Buddhist Stupa. The Stupa is bears the beautiful carvings which displays the teachings, lifestyle of lord Buddha. One can also visit a nearby museum which has a fine collection of antiques, relics, sculptures, coins, ainting and handicrafts made from Bamboo and terracotta.

Kondaveedu :
Kondaveedu in Guntur district is famous for its fort built during the 14th century. The fort is historical importance and is a major attraction in Andhra Pradesh state. The fort was built by Reddy kings and is perched on a hilltop offering panoramic views of the beautiful surroundings. The place also serves to be a perfect spot for trekking.
Bhattiprolu :
Bhattiprolu is another major place of interest in Guntur district. It is a historical and religious importance place in Andhra Pradesh State.  Many excavations have been carried out here which have revealed the hidden treasure of ancient India. Bhattiprolu hosts an ancient Buddhist Stupa which belongs to 2 century BC.

Guthikonda Caves :
It is a natural caves and popularly known as Dakshina kasi.Caves are sorrounded by temples and local people arround the caves guide tourist about the place.
Sitanagaram, and Kotappakonda are other places of attractions located around Guntur.

Tourist Places In Guwahati



Guwahati, formerly known as Pragjyotishpura meaning the light of the east, is a city of Indian state of Assam. The city which once served as the capital of Assam is known as the gateway to north east region of India. Guwahati is also famous for several places of tourists and religious significance attracting a number of tourists and devotees round the year. 

Umananda temple :

Umananda temple is a prominent temple of Guwahati. Built in the year 1664, the temple is situated at Peacock Island in the middle of Brahmaputra. It is believed to be the same place where Lord Shiva burned Kamdeva by using his third eye. On the occasion of the Shivratri thousand of devotees throng there from different parts of Assam state.





Kamakhaya Temple :

Kamakhaya Temple situated near the Guwahati is another major place of worship visited by a number of devotees and the tourist as well. The temple is perched on top of Nilachal hill located just 7 km away from Guwahati city. The temple was constructed during 10th century.


The group of Navagraha temple :

The group of Navagraha temple is another major prominent religious place in Assam state. Located on a nearby hill called as Chitrasal Hill, Navagraha Temples are dedicated to nine celestial bodies. Although the temples are dedicated to planets, the temples are enshrined with Shivlingas. The place also serves to be a perfect picnic spot in Guwahati.



Assam State Museum :

Assam State Museum located at Dighali Pukhuri is a worth visiting place near Guwahati. The museum has a fine collection of ancient articles, equipments, artifacts, etc. River Cruise at Brahmaputra River is an emerging attraction of Guwahati. Cruising is rapidly becoming a preferred activity of the tourists visiting Guwahati. 


How to reach Guwahati


By Air:

Guwahati has it's own airport known as Lokpriya Gopinath Bodoloi International Airport, also know as Guwahati International Airport.
The airport is located 20 km from the city. From airport you can pre book your transfer taxi online for an easy hassle free journey.


By Road:

Guwahati is well connected to the other nearby cities and state through bus services. You can also hire a chauffeur driven car from your source cities to Guwahati.

By Rail:

Guwahati has it's own railway station which is located in the heart of city. There are many trains running between Guwahati to other parts of the country.
There are few other stations in and around the city accessible area. Narengi, New Guwahati, Azara, Amingaon, Changsari, Digaru and Agthori. You can check availability of the train and reserve you seat at IRCTC website.

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