Love travelling? Want to see every place in the world? But there are some places on our planet which are completely forbidden. You cannot step into the land of these restricted lands. Some of these places are too dangerous or protected by the authorities. But whatever the reason these places
Month: June 2017
FANTASTIC FESTIVAL – Up Helly Aa Fire Festival, Scotland
Up Helly Aa Fire Festival, which literally means âUp Holy (Day) Allâ Fire Festival, is Europeâs largest fire festival, which takes place in Lerwick, Shetland in Scotland, on the last Tuesday in January every year. It marks the end of the Yule season. The festival is held to mark the Islandsâ
Notoriously Dangerous: 15 Most Brutal Gangs In The World
PALACES OF THE RICH AND THE FAMOUS OF COLONIAL CALCUTTA – Dhurjati Dham
There stands an old Victorian building on 35/2/A, Khudiram Bose Rd, Tala, near the Belgachia Metro station, which is often wrongly referred as âBelgachia Palaceâ. In fact, the actual name of the palatial building is âDhurjati Dhamâ. At the advent of the 20th century, it was built by Martin Burn Company
REMARKABLE RUINS – Mandu, India
It is believed that the word Mandu is a Prakrit corruption of Mandapa-Durgo. In the inscriptions of the Paramara kings starting from Jayavarman II, Mandapa-Durgo is mentioned as the fort city for royal residence. Founded as a fortress retreat by Raja Bhoj in the 10th century, Mandu was conquered by Alauddin Khilji,
10 Lesser Known Monuments In India One Should Visit At Least Once
REMARKABLE RUINS – Chittorgarh, India
When Peace Meets Beauty â 12 Most Beautiful Monasteries In The World
When it comes to religion there is always a place for worship. Be it a temple, mosque, church or monasteries. This worship places re-combined with beauty and peace. The monasteries also have the beautiful architectural structure and art which mesmerised the worshippers. It not only spreads peace by its ambience but
RUINS OF CALCUTTA – Belgachia Villa, alias Belgachia Rajbari
Located inside the Milk Colony in Belgachia, the magnificent Belgachia Rajbari, also known as Paikpara Rajbari is now almost in ruins. History says that, âBelgachia Villaâ, the magnificent and one of the most famous mansions of the mid 19th century, was once belonged to Auckland, an Italian. Around 1823, Prince Dwarkanath
