Tincha Falls - Indore

Tincha Falls is a waterfall about 10km off from Simrol, a village on the Indore-Khandwa road. Tincha village now has tar roads and so the ride is pleasant. From the village, the falls is just a km away and the genial villagers help you find the way easily. It helps that there is a signboard where we need to turn right from Tincha village.As we enter the falls area, we are enraptured by the huge flowl and the valley .

Chitrakoot Falls

Located elegantly amidst dense forests, Chitrakoot Falls could be your best bet if you are planning a day’s outing in nature’s lap. Falling from a height of 95 ft, the gushing waterfalls would surely take your breath away with their alluring scenic beauty. Located right in the middle of the Vindhya ranges, the breath of the falls depends on the season

Happy Bhai Dooj

According to our legends,

Bhai Dooj is also known as the ' Yama Dwitiya'. It is believed that on this auspicious day, the God of Death Yamaraja visits His sister, Yamuna. Yamuna welcomes Her brother by putting a tilak on His head and so the ritual of tilak is so popular.

According to another famous legend, after Lord Krishna killed the demon, Narakasura. He went to His sister Subhadra who welcomed Him with flowers, lamp and put a tilak to mark His victory. Hence, the ritual of tilak came into existence. 

Whatever be the myth or the story behind the festival, the ritual of tilak is the most important part. In Bengal, this event is known as 'Bhai Phota' where 'Phota' means tilak. This tilak or the protective spot on forehead is put to guard the brother against any danger. Also, it is believed that anyone who receives a tilak from his sister on this day would never be put through hell.

Majestic view in evening of Taj-ul-masajid, Bhopal

Taj-ul-masajid

Constructed by Nawab Shahjehan Begam, the Taj-ul-masajid is one of the largest mosques in asia. 

A large tank is situated at the center of the courtyard and with an imposing double storied gate-way with 4 recessed archways and 9 imposing cusped multifoiled openings in the main prayer hall. 

Eleven arches adorn the Quibla wall of the prayer hall. The pillars of the hall are heavily patterned with intricate designs and finally culminate topped with twenty seven ceilings.

Eighteen storey of octagonal mirrors are the structures which makes it look royal. The mosque is one of the most important Muslim landmarks in the city of Bhopal, and is multi-purpose as it is used as a madarsa, a Islamic religious school during the day.

The crown of mosques- Taj-ul-masajid

The only destination where you can get Peace - Omkareshwar

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