A TO Z INDIA September 2022

Colourful parades, Pookalam, exclusive dishes, sports competitions, welcome songs, boat races, regional and classical dance, and crowded streets of Kerala and nearby states are all about celebrating joy, happiness, tradition, and culture of the biggest regional festival celebration ‘Onam’. Onam marks the harvest season’s arrival and the monsoon’s last. It is celebrated in Chingam; the first month of the Malayalam calendar also signifies the new year of “God’s own state,” Kerala. Onam is celebrated for 10-days, usually in August and September, also known as the festival of rain flowers. In 2022, Onam festival will be celebrated from 31 August to 9 September. People across the country visit Kerala during the Onam celebration to witness the Keralan Culture and admire the state’s beauty. If you are a person who admires the…

Colourful parades, Pookalam, exclusive dishes, sports competitions, welcome songs, boat races, regional and classical dance, and crowded streets of Kerala and nearby states are all about celebrating joy, happiness, tradition, and culture of the biggest regional festival celebration ‘Onam’. Onam marks the harvest season’s arrival and the monsoon’s last. It is celebrated in Chingam; the first month of the Malayalam calendar also signifies the new year of “God’s own state,” Kerala. Onam is celebrated for 10-days, usually in August and September, also known as the festival of rain flowers. In 2022, Onam festival will be celebrated from 31 August to 9 September. People across the country visit Kerala during the Onam celebration to witness the Keralan Culture and admire the state’s beauty. If you are a person who admires the…

This white memorial stands closer to a small lake, growing a great getaway from the bustling chaos of Jodhpur. This peaceful monument is beautified with jalis, artwork works, and photos of Rathore rulers. This nonviolent monument is illuminated through sunlight and a classic beauty of Rajputana and Mughal fusion structure. The paintings splendour with floral garden offers pleasant panorama to revel in a serene time. The splendour of the Mewar Taj Mahal is enjoyed by means of heaps of humans a very year. The history behind The beauty of Blue City of Rajasthan: This memorial was constructed through Sadar Singh for his father. During the rite of the king, a peacock deliberately fell into the funeral pyre and died. There is a memorial devoted to the peacock. A few different royal members…

This white memorial stands closer to a small lake, growing a great getaway from the bustling chaos of Jodhpur. This peaceful monument is beautified with jalis, artwork works, and photos of Rathore rulers. This nonviolent monument is illuminated through sunlight and a classic beauty of Rajputana and Mughal fusion structure. The paintings splendour with floral garden offers pleasant panorama to revel in a serene time. The splendour of the Mewar Taj Mahal is enjoyed by means of heaps of humans a very year. The history behind The beauty of Blue City of Rajasthan: This memorial was constructed through Sadar Singh for his father. During the rite of the king, a peacock deliberately fell into the funeral pyre and died. There is a memorial devoted to the peacock. A few different…

Zaingeer is an important basin of Wular catchment, and a view of the mountain massif locally known as Sherakoot separates the Lolab Valley from Zaingeer catchment. Near Yamran (Bomai), this mountain range has a vertical rock face locally known as Kootar Dab (Abode of Pigeons). This vertical rock face has many natural caves. It is believed that about 100,000 years ago humans were cave dwellers. This spot seems idle for cave dwelling because of its natural caves and water resource. At the base of Rock face one can see a Petroglyph (Rock art). This rock art has some distinct concentric circles engraved. The people from archeology and physics have already submitted research papers on this rock art. Some claim it depicts meteorite showers, which in turn created the lakes of Kashmir…

Zaingeer is an important basin of Wular catchment, and a view of the mountain massif locally known as Sherakoot separates the Lolab Valley from Zaingeer catchment. Near Yamran (Bomai), this mountain range has a vertical rock face locally known as Kootar Dab (Abode of Pigeons). This vertical rock face has many natural caves. It is believed that about 100,000 years ago humans were cave dwellers. This spot seems idle for cave dwelling because of its natural caves and water resource. At the base of Rock face one can see a Petroglyph (Rock art). This rock art has some distinct concentric circles engraved. The people from archeology and physics have already submitted research papers on this rock art. Some claim it depicts meteorite showers, which in turn created the lakes of…