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Why Rajasthan´s Bangargh Fort is one of ´10 of the Most Haunted Places to Visit Around the World´

Hukum Negi Bhangarh Fort - Rajasthan, India Built in 1573 (one of Rajasthan´s oldest forst) and located near the village of Gola Ka Blas, two hours from Jaipur, this partially ruined stone complex of temples, palaces, marketplaces, and havelis (townhouses) makes for a fascinating visit. And notable legends surrounding Bhangarh include a sadhu who cursed the fort because against his wishes one of its rulers unacceptably raised its height and another involving a local princess and a black-magic…

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Why India is a medical tourism hotspot

  HemanthOS The world´s most populous country is also one of its richest in terms of what it has to offer visitors on all fronts - culture, history, cuisine, natural attractions, and much more. And apart from all that, India has also become one of the top ten countries visited by foreigners for healthcare, thanks to its modern medical infrastructure and technology; talented physicians; prices for procedures which are among the world´s lowest; minimal wait times; and widespread fluency in…

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  • Mariellen Ward August 16, 2010 at 6:24pm
    Hi Anil, I publish an India travel blog with a lot of pointers about traveling in India at http://breathedreamgo.com/

    I was in Delhi in April and the construction for the games was rampant! I think it will be a bit crazy in Delhi during the games, I would avoid it. Also, the city has an acute shortage of hotel rooms -- and especially reasonably priced, quality hotel rooms.
  • Sam Scribe August 16, 2010 at 5:03pm
    I have friends who've had surgical procedures overseas, to both good and bad effect. Now Lancet, the British medical magazine, has reported that a new superbug that's resistant to antibiotics originated in India, so it might be a bad idea of British patients to visit India for surgery. I wonder how much this will affect medical tourism.
  • Anil July 29, 2010 at 11:34pm
    What impact is anticipated for tourism and tourists heading to India during the Commonwealth games in New Delhi starting from Oct 3-14 ?

    I know that this year Diwali is later in November. I need to advise some folks on a 15 day trip of the Triangle and a bit more. Are there people interested in specific pointers for non-backpack solo travelers ?
  • Anil June 26, 2010 at 7:42am
    On another site, someone's looking for an operator who can satisy the curiosity of a small group. If there is anyone here who is relatively comfortable putting a package together,
  • Mahmood M Poonja May 22, 2010 at 10:08am
    India has made history in many ways. Pop music with the Beatles was another such event. Join a group of Beatles enthusiasts following the footsteps of the Beatles in India - led by Paul Saltzman author of The Beatles In India Fb 11, 2011. See details - www.bestway.com
  • Anil March 10, 2010 at 8:47am
    After having spent four weeks in Feb.touring Delhi,Jaipur,Amritsar, I have a feeling that there is an untapped potential to organize tours around secondary cities of spiritual importance. In Amritsar I noticed many tourist flocking to Golden Temple. Mixing Architectural/Spiritual with culinary experience for secondary cities would appeal to second time visitors who took the initial Delhi-Agra-Jaipur trip.
  • David Paul Appell March 4, 2010 at 3:40am
    This week our blog covers the majestic, one-of-a-kind city of Udaipur -- along with the issue of the water level in Lake Pichola. Check it out!
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  • Anil January 14, 2010 at 7:05am
    The reduction of total seat capacity/weekly for inbound international started happening since early Fall '09. DL stopped their US/BOM non-stop on 777-LR, AY suspended their HEL-BOM route. And a few others suspended route-pairs to other airports. Now we see a kind of increased influx of traffic to the kumbh mela, the consequence of which is felt by some of us who now find upgrades and upgradeable inventory become non-existent.
  • David Paul Appell January 11, 2010 at 9:50pm
    Kingfisher airlines revamps King Club
  • Anil January 5, 2010 at 3:31pm
    Given that visa-on-arrival has begun for 5 countries; it would behoove a resilient Tour operator to combine a package of Buddhist historical sites in India to Japanese tourists. In the past, the visa issues filtered out on-the-spur as well as casual tourists to India.
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