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Pawapuri Jal Mandir of Bhagwan Mahavir Near Nalanda

Pawapuri Jal Mandir is a beautiful Jain temple located close to Nalanda. It literally means a temple standing in the water. Niravan Sthali of Bhagwan Mahavir Bhagwan Mahavir was the 24th Jain Teerthankar who lived 5-6 centuries before the common era. He was born in Vaishali, also in Bihar. At Pawapuri, he attained Nirvana on […] The post Pawapuri Jal Mandir of Bhagwan Mahavir Near Nalanda appeared first on Inditales .

Skyscanner Review: The Best Website for Finding Cheap Flights

Posted : 7/9/23 | July 9th, 2023 It’s never been easier to find a cheap flight . From deal finding websites like Going to travel hacking tools like Point.me , travelers have plenty of options for finding cheap tickets. There’s a lot of options for searching fares. I mean you have Google Flights, Expedia, Orbitz, Momondo, and so many other websites touting that they will find the cheapest fares. There’s no one best flight search website. They all have their blindspots. But, out of all the search engines I’ve used, Skyscanner is my all-time favorite. It always seems to find the best deals more often than the other websites and their ability to search globally means that they leave no stone unturned. It’s my favorite. While Skyscanner is very straightforward to use, because of all its features, it helps to have a bit of a primer so that you can be sure you’re taking advantage of all its capabilities. In this Skyscanner review, I’ll show you how to make the most of the site so yo

Janakpur Dham Venue of Ram Janaki Wedding

Janakpur Dham is the ancient capital of Mithila. Today, it falls within the political boundaries of Nepal, but culturally it remains an integral part of Mithilanchal. This district of Nepal that has Janakpur, is called Dhanush after the Dhanush or bow that was broken here during the Ramayana era. Ramayana and Janakpur There are two […] The post Janakpur Dham – Venue of Ram Janaki Wedding appeared first on Inditales .

GuideGeek Review: Is this AI Travel Assistant Worth Using?

Posted: 7/2/23 | July 2nd, 2023 Planning a trip can be tedious. And I say that as someone who loves trip planning. Hunting for cheap flights, looking for things to see and do, creating an itinerary, getting visas, buying gear. The list goes on. It takes a lot of time and energy to plan a trip — regardless of whether it’s a trip for two weeks or two months. Between reading guidebooks, travel blogs, and checking social media for tips, most people spend dozens of hours planning a trip. Now, companies are looking to simplify that process by using the latest rage: AI. With the rise of AI, there are now more and more tools available to travelers to help them make the most out of their travels. The best of those tools I’ve seen is GuideGeek . What is GuideGeek? GuideGeek is a personal AI-powered travel assistant created by Matador Network – a leading travel and adventure publisher that has been around as long as I have. They’ve created a sophisticated AI that blends OpenAI’s ChatGP

7 Day Prachi Parikrama of Prachi River in Odisha

“ In India rivers are worshipped as mother, matru upasana. Respect to rivers is respect to water as without water there is no life.” – HH Paramahamsa Prajnanananda ji Maharaj on Prachi Parikrama Story of Prachi River Prachi Mahatmya in the Uttarakhanda of Padma Purana describes the glory of Prachi River. The puranic origin of […] The post 7 Day Prachi Parikrama of Prachi River in Odisha appeared first on Inditales .

The Best Walking Tours in Lisbon

Posted : 6/26/2003 | June 23rd, 2023 Lisbon is one of my favorite cities in the world. It’s home to impressive museums, historic buildings, picturesque plazas, chilled-out cafes, and a lively mix of clubs and candlelit music venues where people go to listen to traditional fado music. I fell in love with the city as soon as I arrived — and it was even better the second time! Today, Lisbon is one of the most popular cities on the continent. From cruisers to digital nomads, everyone loves this sunny city. I’ve visited a few times over the years and always look forward to going back. The warm weather, inviting colors, and laid-back vibe really make people feel welcome. The best way to see the city, though (especially if it’s your first time) is to take a walking tour. It’s the first thing I do when I visit a new city as it’s the best way to connect with a local guide, get insider info, and see the main sights. These days, there are a ton of walking tours available to ensure you make

How to Spend 5 Days in Oaxaca

Posted : 6/23/23 | June 23rd, 2023 Oaxaca is one of my favorite cities. From the moment I first visited, I knew this was a place I would return to again and again and again. I’ve been half a dozen times now, even leading tours around the city . Located in southwestern Mexico in a valley surrounded by craggy mountains, Oaxaca has been inhabited for thousands of years by indigenous Zapotec and Mixtec peoples. Today, it’s a center for food, mezcal production, and artisan textiles and pottery, and features a rich history, owing to places like Monte Albán and Mitla. Take all that history, food, and drink, and package it in a place brimming with colorful buildings, scenic rooftop restaurants and bars, unique street art, and picturesque parks, and it’s no surprise so many people — myself included — love Oaxaca . Since I’ve visited this city a lot, to help you plan your trip, I put together this five-day Oaxaca itinerary. It covers all the highlights, my favorite things to see and do, a

Going (Scotts Cheap Flights) Review: Is This Flight Tool Worth Using?

Posted : 6/23/23 | June 23rd, 2023 One of the biggest barriers to entry when it comes to travel is airfare. It can be prohibitively expensive — especially in this post-COVID travel boom. As anyone who’s spent time searching for flights knows, finding a cheap one can be an arduous and time-consuming task. Unlike other aspects of travel (say, museum entry fees or walking tour prices), flight tickets don’t have a set price. Instead, tickets are volatile and unpredictable. We can’t expect a nonstop journey from NYC to Tokyo to always cost the same amount (though that would be nice!). And even if you find an affordable deal, it can be easy to get caught in decision paralysis, questioning whether you should really book it, or if you could find something even cheaper (this is something that happened to me a lot when I first started traveling). But this volatility in pricing can actually be used to a traveler’s advantage — with the right tools. That’s where Going comes in. It’s a tool d