We all know England is a picturesque country but not many know that the country preserves some of its historical medieval streets which have not lost its glory by time. The streets are as picturesque as its new and modern streets. From the Roman age to the Tudor, these streets
Month: May 2017
RUINS OF CALCUTTA – Basu Bati
Situated at 65/2 Baghbazar Street, “Basubati”, the palatial mansion of Nandalal Basu and Pashupatinath Basu is an iconic landmark of Calcutta which still stands as the witness of its glorious past. The Basu family had huge landed property (Zamindari) in Gaya district of Bihar. Mahendra Basu, the eldest son of the
REMARKABLE RUINS – Longmen Grottoes, China
Want To Enjoy Some Thrilling Rides? Try These 10 Insane And Crazy Rides Around The World
Rides are the most amazing part in an amusement park. The excitement, the thrill, the adrenalin rush all are unexplainable for the ride lovers. But how many of you experienced some insanely dangerous rides? Come on, let’s experience some crazy rides today Formula Rossa at Ferrari World in Abu Dhabi You like speed!
PALACES OF THE RICH & THE FAMOUS OF COLONIAL CALCUTTA – Khelat Bhawan
FANTASTIC FESTIVAL – White Nights Festival, Russia
Organized by the St Petersburg City Administration, the White Nights Festival begins in May, along with Stars of the White Nights, a classical ballet, opera and orchestral performances at the Mariinsky Theatre and the Mariinsky Concert Hall. The festival officially ends in July. However, some performances connected to the festival
REMARKABLE RUINS – Mohenjo Daro, Pakistan
Though the 5000-year-old city is known to the world as Mohenjo Daro, actually nobody is aware of its real name. Till date, nobody has enabled to decipher its original identity. In fact, the expression "Mohen-Jo-Daro" is also incorrect. The correct expression or pronunciation is "Moen-Jo-Daro". It is a Sindhi term
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RUINS OF CALCUTTA – Story of Putul Bari
PALACES OF THE RICH &THE FAMOUS OF COLONIAL CALCUTTA – Ramdulal Niwas (house of Chhatu Babu & Latu Babu)
In the early 18th century Ramdulal Deb was one of the first Indians to make his riches under the British rule. He constructed his residential building “Ramdulal Niwas” at 67E, Beadon Street in North Calcutta, which is now a heritage venue. The brick-red building, situated near the present Beadon Street