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  Travel Tips January 12, 2011 at 11:47am

   

  Colors of India included contrast, cultural traditions, language, dress, cuisine and lifestyle, which vary from state to state. This unity in diversity - seen in every day life makes it an attractive destination for travellers from all over the world.A visit to this fabulous land will be a thrilling experience that will always be treasured because the sub-continent holds many wonders. Besides the Great Taj Mahal one of the seven wonders of the world, we have Massive forts, marbled palaces of the Rajput Kingdoms, the mighty Himalayan peaks with unspoiled Valleys, thousands of miles of unspoiled beaches and the most intricately carved old and new temples, churches, gurudwaras, mosques, synagogues of many different faiths.travelchacha.com an indian
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  Travel Tips January 6, 2011 at 7:21am

  India is one of the most beautiful and colorful countries in the world. It is famous for its remote Tradition beauty and culture. It is a destination worth a visit for all the people looking forward to spending a perfect holiday. Agra Taj Mahal, the true glory of this passion of love, Snow capped Himalayas, Jammu and Kashmir, The Golden Desert Rajasthan, Azure Beaches and Backwater of Kerala and The Pearl of the Orient Goa, and Uttar Pradesh are the states where one can find ultimate tour experience in India.
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  Travel Tips January 6, 2011 at 7:19am

  India is culturally rich and dotted with diverse types of attractions in all the major parts. Some of the most popular honeymoon destinations in India that are worth considering include Goa holidays for Goa beaches and heritage sites, Kerala backwaters, Darjeeling for exotic hill views and Rajasthan for luxury holiday experience.
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  Travel Tips November 27, 2010 at 12:41pm

  In India, the popular golden triangle tour offers the Indian pomp in its most lively forms through an incredible view of forts and palaces, magnificent as well as ostentatious architectural buildings and a rich tradition of art and culture
  Golden triangle tour is an ideal pack of pleasure, offers you an incredible glimpse of the epitome of love "the Taj" & a hue of hospitality in the Pink city Jaipur. Trace the imperialism in the hustle-bustle of Delhi & jazz up your memory with a worthwhile tour.
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  Tripatini November 11, 2010 at 8:39pm

  Now on the Tripatini blog: a look at India's booming medical tourism industry.
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  Tripatini November 3, 2010 at 10:45pm

  Safaris aren't just in Africa -- check out this Tripatini blog account of a wildlife adventure in Rajasthan, India: click to read.
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  Tripatini October 26, 2010 at 8:19pm

  New on the Tripatini blog: the nine lives of New Delhi.
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  Anil Rawat October 9, 2010 at 12:53pm

  Hi Mariellen, great to know you on tripatini. I am Anil Rawat, joined tripatini recently. We too cater the need of travelers from around the world in India. I wander if there is any scope for a business tie up. You may check our websites http://www.travinfoindia.com & http://www.travelinforajasthan.com. I am looking forward to hear from you.

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  Nayaz Noor October 8, 2010 at 7:17pm

  Hi Anil... you may be right...it is risky for the foreigner who does not take precautions. I only know 01 person ( a friend) whose ppt was actually stamped with a notation saying he cannot enter for 2 months. That was just a day or two after the rule came into effect. Poor guy went to CMB and stayed for a few days but had to fly out from there to the US to get a business visa to re-enter int india...
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  Anil October 8, 2010 at 6:38pm

  Nayaz: The rule is still in place. You being a PIO with a foreign passport does not make the notion that this rule is scrapped. There is no update on mha.nic.in/pdfs/FAQ-TVisa280710.pdf. The IATA database that a gate-agent checks is what determines if you are allowed to board or not. Many foreign passport holders have been denied boarding @ LHR,KTM,CMB that I know of in the recent past. The only rule relaxed is the one month gap between expiry of one T visa and applying for another. To recap - Only foreign passport holders with Tourist visa have the 2 month gap between visits. PIO/OCI and other visa categories are exempt. There is a very exhaustive FAQs on the Ministry of Home Affairs website which addresses all questions pertaining to current visa regulations.
  
  Foreign passport holders who intend to use India as a base for tourism to neighboring countries have to apply in advance for an exemption to the two month rule.