This summer we went for a trip to Sikkim and Darjeeling. The area is beautiful, and contains huge potential for high class tourism. Unfortunately lacs the basic facilities and only very few tourists are able to see the real beauty. The tour operators, do not include the difficult spots(which are really fantastic), hence these spots don't even get publicised. An expenditure of few hundred chores could fetch India huge tourism.

I wanna share my journey experience in mathura vrindavan. These temples are mind blowing. There is a culture and own history which we all known very well. I think we should purmote radha krishan temples all over would. As we all now millions of foreigner came these temples and very well known. Just one think we should done there is the roads where these temples are is so narrow and there is lack of security in crouded days so we just maintain these issue and permote krishans temples all over.

My journey to Trimbakeshwar temple was awesome.it is an hour journey from Nasik.Trimbakeshwar is surrounded by flat-topped hills on all sides.those hills are the source point of Godavari river,the mighty river of the southern of India.Trimbakeshwar is a small town.The beautiful rock temple of Trimbakeshwar is very old.the architecture is finely carved with intricate designs made on the rocks.the upper structure of the temple is like a staired pyramid.Kaal sarpa dosh puja is specially done here.

In Dwarka,Gujarat, the sun was blazing hot and i had just gotten a glimpse of the Dwarkadheesh temple. I felt that history and religion was flowing through my veins. The beauty of the Gujarati dress,its food and nature's bounty completely enthralled me. The sunset over the Dwarka sea is one that i will never forget. The cobblestone streets, the shepherds,the dust and the culture was immemorable.

A small description of a trip to Kushalnagar, Bylakuppe and Madikeri.