If picturesque Kashmir valley of India is called “Paradise on earth” then surely Pahalgam is the capital of that paradise. Located at a distance of almost 97 km from Srinagar (the provincial capital of Jammu and Kashmir) and at an altitude of 7200 feet, Pahalgam is undoubtedly the most beautiful place in the Kashmir, India.
How did Pahalgam get its name?
If we try to find the origin of the name Pahalgam then we have to look back on the ancient history from Bronze Age Civilization. In local dialect, Pahalgam means “First (Pahala means first) Village (Gam means village or locality)”. But the most interesting question is “to whom it was the first village?” Those who arrived in the Kashmir Valley from south or west, Pahalgam could not be the first locality or village on their way. Only those people who arrived at the Kashmir Valley from the northern or western direction after crossing the mighty Himalaya Mountain, Pahalgam could be the first locality for them.
Next important question is who came to Kashmir Valley by crossing the Himalayas from the northern or eastern side?
Chinar trees (saycamore) are not only part of tradition of Kashmir but also they are a part of identity of Kashmir. It is said that Kashmir can suffer from serious identity crisis if all these century old Royal Chinar trees are snatched from it. The scientific name of this royal tree is Platanus Orientalis.
The patronage of Mughal emperors this long-living deciduous tree is widely known. A devastating fire broke-out at Kashmir in the year 1674 during the reign of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. Many houses and properties turned into ashes. In history, Aurangzeb is famous for his fanaticism or bigotry. But when Aurungzeb was informed about the incident, surprisingly he first inquired about the Chinar trees not about mosques. “Are the Chinars safe”? asked the emperor and then in a prologue he said “If a mosque is brunt a new one can be built within sometime but if a old Chinar tree is brunt a new Chinar cannot replace it quickly”.
Five Hundred Miles, Tune, Yamaha PSR I455 Digital Keyboard, Lyrics, Indian Notation: The famous folk song of 1960 Five Hundred Miles tune is played in Yamaha PSR I455
Digital Keyboard (Synthesizer) by a seven year old kid named Sohan Bhattacharyya nick named Tintin, a student of Don Bosco School, Bandel, Hooghly, West Bengal, India.
The settings of the tune in Yamaha PSR I455 Digital Keyboard is:
Chapora Fort or “Dil Chahta Hai Fort” (named after the famous Hindi movie Dil Chahta Hai) is a prime tourist attraction of Goa, India. Chapora Fort is located at at Barzed Taluk of North Goa. It is at a distance of 10 km from Mapusa Market and 22 km from Panaji. Frequent buses ply from Mapusa to Anjuna and Vagator with stopover near the fort. Chapora River flows to the north of the fort and Arabian Sea is to the west of the fort. Vagator and Anjuna beach is located to the south of the Chapora Fort.
Sukhobrishti Phase III – Long queue to submit Form at HDFC Bank
Constructed in Action Area III, Newtown, Kolkata, in five phases. Phase 1 and 2 has been completed. Last Date for submission of form for Phase III is 08th October, 2013. Here you see people standing in long queue to submit form at HDFC Bank Shyambazar on 07th October, 2013, 1-30 PM. Over 2 lakhs application forms were sold for Phase III. There are two types of apartments 1 BHK (Spandan) and 2 BHK (Sparsh) for LIG and MIG. For Spandan (LIG) gross falimy income should be within Rs. 15.000/= per month. For Sparsh (MIG) gross falimy income should be within Rs. 25.000/= per month
Watch the Long Queue to submit Form for Sukhobrishti Phase 3 at HDFC Shyambazar Branch in the associated video above.
Mapusa Friday Market is the most famous market place of Goa and located outside the Mapusa Municipal Market at Mapusa, Bardez, North Goa, India. Do not get confused by the word “Friday” because Mapusa Friday Market opens everyday except Sunday. But in Friday the business at Mapusa Friday Market gets really big. Local farmers and traders from entire Goa come to this market especially on Friday to sell their products to the consumers. Also farmers who sell vegetables do not turn up on Tuesday.
Hotel Calangute Residency of Goa Tourism Development Corporation (GTDC) is located on the Calangute Beach which is just at a distance of about 15 KM from the Panaji, Goa, India. Calangute beach is one of the most popular beaches of Goa among the domestic travellers as well as foreign travellers.
Kumartuli Park Sarbojanin Durgotsav Committee situated at 8B, Abhoy Mitra Street, Kolkata 700005 organizes Durga Puja – the greatest festival of West Bengal – at Kumartuli (Kumortuli) Park for the last 20 years. The Kumortuli Park Durga Puja is a mojor attraction of the Durga Puja Pandal hoppers in the north Calcutta. Kumartuli Park Sarbojanin Durgotsab Committee is also actively engaged in various social welfare and cultural activities.
Every year in the evening of Kali Puja, a Flower Pot Fireworks or Anar or Tubri Competition is held at Bagbazar, Chandannagar, Hooghly, West Bengal. Many competitors from Chandannagar and neighboring area take part in this competition. The show begins usually at 7pm in the evening of the Kali Puja and continues for almost 3 hours.
Funny Things To Do At Baga Beach Goa India: Baga beach at Goa is one of the most beautiful beaches in India. In this video you see how the fun-loving travelers are
enjoying at the Baga Beach.
Anjuna Beach in Goa India is world famous for its trance parties held on the beach during the tourist season. This is one of the most thrilling place for the hippies to get trip and dance partying full night on trance. Anjuna also hosts the famous flea market (Every Wednesday) wherein you can purchase many things, ranging from fruits to jewelry, clothes and electronic devices.
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