VIJAYA DASHMI "DUSSEHARA"

“”Dussehara””

The Festival of India

A great celebration and Indian festival with the spark of enthusiasm, spark of happiness, spark of good over evil like fireworks in the sky, because this festival represents great Indian cultural aspects through ancient and mythological stories but also of real morality. Represents as I said good over bad, it means all your bad things. Emotions, expressions and whatever is bad in your life will be replaced with good things. There are many amazing things to celebrate in this festival like on this day it is said that Lord Rama killed the devil raven in a great war against each other which is mentioned in the scriptures and Hindu mythological books between them. Has been done It is believed that Rama was a great incarnation of Lord Vishnu and was ruling Ayodhya, but as per some pre-arranged things mentioned in fate he spent 12 years in the forest with his younger brother "Lakshmana and his wife Sita". Completed his exile. As per the order of his father “Merciful Dasharatha” hence during this exile “Ravana” kidnapped “Sita” as she was the supreme wife of Lord Rama and this was the main reason of Ramayana. Vijay Dashami  the ravana was defeated by Rama in the war on this day which is also often called Dussehra and celebrated through all over the India. there are many positive and good aspects and rituals behind this festival and some of them are like every year people make  A  huge statue filled with firecrackers and rockets and fireworks ignites as a festival "The Ravan "  has been symbolized as one of the most great ,brilliant ,powerful and cleverest person but having a lot of ego and greed and many bad things also hence that some of his bad things lead him toward get defeated from the lord rama. Here the point is we can plainly see that it shows the importance of controlling our human senses significantly. 

Rama is regarded as one of the most highest deities in the India and symbolized as a great god in the form of men because as highest moral person and as a son  ,as a king, as a father and as a husband he completed his all the duties in very meaningful and in moral ways that make him very highest and prim god. On this day peoples worships their Machines, and all their useful tools peoples give a good wishes to each other the good wishes of strengths prosperity ,happiness and also being always to be determined to be good and spreading love and compassion it is called "vijaya dashmi in maharashtra " and this festival comes before the "Diwali" which is one of the most major one and celebrating through the all over India.

LORD RAMA 

THE CORONATION OF LORD RAMA

LORD RAMA IN PAINTING FORM

Lord Rama With Shabari And Laxman

BIBI KA MAKBARA

 BIBI KA MAKBARA

"Aurangabad 'City of Gates'  also its a is a beautiful city . If you are planning to visit Aurangabad, it would be a good place to visit among the some several  famous destinations known for its cultural and historical heritage. The city is located in the Indian state of Maharashtra, where you will find many iconic places, including Bibi Ka Maqbara.

Bibi Ka Maqbara is a magnificent and iconic structure that is often compared to the Taj Mahal. It is located in the city and was built in 1660 by Prince Azim Shah, son of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb. This grand mausoleum was built in the memory of his beloved mother Dilras Banu Begum. Due to its resemblance to the Taj Mahal, it is sometimes called the 'Decchani Taj'.

The architectural style of Bibi Ka Maqbara is distinctly Mughal, and has attracted tourists from all over the world. People are amazed to see its beauty and historical importance. I am sharing some amazing photos here to give you a glimpse of the magnificent structure.

Once you step inside, the interior is truly mesmerizing. It beautifully captures the feeling of wonder, and in short, a visit to this place will leave you mesmerized, making your overall experience even more captivating.

 

 

Travelling in Cheapest way

"The Cheapest Way to Conquer Asia with Your Clan: A 7-Day Adventure"

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Hey there, budget-savvy travelers! We get it - exploring Asia with your family is a dream come true, but it shouldn't break the bank. We're here to spill the beans on how you can embark on a 7-day Asian adventure with your partner and your energetic 5-12-year-old kiddo without making your wallet weep.

Day 1: Arrival in Bangkok, Thailand

Morning :- Touchdown in Bangkok and hop on an affordable airport transfer to your budget-friendly accommodation. Remember, hostels or guesthouses can be cozy, and you're here for the adventure, right?

Afternoon:-  Dive headfirst into Thai culture at the Grand Palace and Wat Pho, with free entry for your child. Don't forget to snap pics of your kid imitating those giant reclining Buddha poses!

Evening:-  Feast on delicious street food at Khao San Road, and you'll still have enough change to buy quirky souvenirs. *Bangkok Bliss *Street Food Heaven

Day 2 : Exploring Bangkok

Morning :- Take  a scenic boat ride along the Chao Phraya River to the Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun). Your little explorer gets to feel like a pirate for a day!

Afternoon:-  Explore  Chatuchak Weekend Market, where bargaining is an art. It's a shopping paradise for budget-conscious travelers.

Chatuchak Weekend Market

   Day 3 :- Off To Siem Reap, Cambodia

Morning :- Fly to Siem Reap. Pro tip: Book your flights in advance for the best deals.

Afternoon:-  Visit the Angkor National Museum, a fascinating and educational experience for your young one. Plus, kids often get discounts on entry tickets.

Evening:-   Stroll along Pub Street, where you can find affordable eats and the vibrant atmosphere of Siem Reap's nightlife. #SiemReapSerenity

Day 4: Angkor Wat and Beyond

Morning :- Rise early to catch the sunrise at Angkor Wat - a magical experience for everyone in the family.

Afternoon:-  Explore the Angkor Thom complex, including the Bayon Temple and the Terrace of the Elephants. Hire a tuk-tuk for the day to keep your expenses low.

Evening:- Enjoy a traditional Khmer dinner with Apsara dance performances. Your little one will be mesmerized by the graceful dancers. #AngkorAdventures

Day 5. Siem Reap to Hanoi Vietnam

Morning :-  Fly to Hanoi. Keep an eye out for flight deals and use your accumulated points or miles for extra savings.

Afternoon:-  Discover the Old Quarter on foot, where every corner tells a story. Your kid will love the narrow streets and vibrant markets.

Evening:- Savor local street food at the Night Market. Don't forget to try a steaming bowl of pho, a Vietnamese staple. #HanoiHighlights

Day 6: Hanoi's Hidden Gems

Morning :-  Explore the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and the Temple of Literature. Many attractions in Hanoi offer free or reduced entry for kids.

Afternoon:-   Take a short drive to the ancient village of Duong Lam, where you can experience rural Vietnam without breaking the bank.

Evening:-  Watch a water puppet show, a unique and entertaining Vietnamese art form. #HanoiHues

Day 7:- Goodbye Vietnam, Hello Home

Morning :-   Shop for last-minute souvenirs and grab some pho for breakfast.

Afternoon:-  Head to Hanoi Airport for your flight back home. Remember to check for any duty-free deals!

 Secret Tip For High Engagement

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