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Sohra: Formerly known as Cherrapunji, Sohra is a spectacular town in the hills of Meghalaya. Known as the ‘wettest place on earth’, the waterfalls and springs of this place are a treat to the eyes. Another thing you should see here are the decades old living root bridges!

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While you’re still young, take advantage of the opportunity to travel. Live as though there isn’t going to be another day. And anything you discover today will be with you for the rest of your life. So, here’s a checklist of the Best Places to Visit in India that you must see before you get old.

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Stone fish

Marine World Public Aquarium, Kerala

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5 BEST PLACES TO VISIT IN MONSOON

5 BEST PLACES TO VISIT IN MONSOON

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The monsoon season in India is different. Different from the usual views, different in color and different in costume. The monsoon in India is always special after a busy summer and feels like a celebration to welcome it. The monsoon awakens the traveler in you and makes you a pluviophile. And when you are in India exploring so many amazing places in the monsoon it definitely feels like bliss.

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Just as nature is waiting for the monsoons to come back to life after a difficult period of scorching summer, the people of India are also waiting for the travel season. Some plan to travel to the hill stations, others prepare for monsoon hikes, and the rest want to explore the scenic beauty of the beaches.

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So if you don't know which team you're on this monsoon, read this article. Here is a monsoon tourist guide on the best places to travel in this monsoon. Rain has always been associated in India as a harbinger of hope, joy, peace, tranquility, beauty, ecstasy, longing, love and much more! The monsoon is one of the best times to explore the entire country, seeing the cities come alive, the rivers and lakes growing and flowing and the mountains turning lush green and teeming with life. The rain brings with it a magical season that's hard to resist. We bring you a list of eight destinations to visit in this monsoon season for an adventurous and relaxing holiday in India.

Shillong - Located amidst clouds, Shillong in Meghalaya is among the best places to visit during monsoons in India. Known for its enchanting beauty, the mountain town is even more amazing during the monsoons. If you don't mind getting wet, this place is a perfect getaway. Wafts of fog, lush greenery everywhere and thundering waterfalls are reasons to visit.

During the rainy season you must visit Elephant Falls and Spread Eagle Falls. Both rain-fed falls offer a remarkable sight. Culinary delights, especially local delicacies and cheap drinks, set the pace for an enjoyable holiday.

Main Tourist Attractions – Mawlynnong, Umiam Lake, Elephant Falls, Shillong Peak, Don Bosco Museum, Mawsynram.

Temperature - Minimum 12°C and Maximum 13°C

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Amazing, In Budget Places To Explore In India

Are you are looking for a low-budget destination in India? We have a full list to help you. Whatever your travel choices might be, either you just want to explore history & culture or just enjoy a vacation at the beach. We have all sorted that for you. Below is the article that will help you explore not just beautiful places but also places that are within your budget.

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9 Holy Pilgrimage Places in India You Must Visit Once in Your Life.

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Just so people know - since Ms. Marvel is a show about a Pakistani family, they showed us how Hasan and his family were uprooted from their home on the Indian side of the border and forced to move to Pakistan because they were Muslim. What they didn’t show was the fact that the same thing was happening to Hindus and Sikhs on the Pakistani side of the border. Of course, I’m not saying that they should’ve, because it’s not a part of Kamala’s story so it isn’t the main focus. Plus they can only cover so much in 45 minutes. But I just want to clarify that because I know a lot of non-South Asian Marvel fans are learning about the Partition for the first time from this show and it’s important to know that just because certain things were not shown on screen doesn’t mean they didn’t happen in reality.

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Meghalaya, also known as the "Abode of Clouds," is a beautiful state located in the northeast region of India. It is known for its breathtaking natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and diverse wildlife. Meghalaya tour packages offer travelers the opportunity to explore this hidden gem of India and experience its unique culture, traditions, and lifestyle.

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Meenakshi Amman Temple, Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India.

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Paul and John in India, 1968

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You know Mandarin??

sometime in the spring of this year i kept encountering the idea on other social media that chinese is impossible to learn for europeans, that it's too difficult, that no westerner can learn or truly understand it, and in combination with a mainland friend visiting and telling me the ancient chinese etymology of some basic characters (and the 白人饭 Lunch of Suffering meme) i got fed up/enchanted and did the extremely mentally healthy thing of teaching myself basic mandarin, through about ~april to july. at some points in may i remember coming home from work, scribbling characters in my mandarin notebook over and over, doing chores, going to sleep, and repeating the cycle. a taiwanese friend on here helped out with a lot (it's much, much easier if you have chinese friends to help you, however, i am really not about traditional, although i admit it's more beautiful) and baptized me with a chinese name.

i don't know mandarin, and at this point a lot of the characters i'd learned have faded from memory, but i insist that it's not actually difficult to learn chinese (up to a point— maybe HSK 3 or 4 is where it gets really difficult). in fact, learning chinese is really, really fun.

the difficulty lies in the fact that you have to do it every single day for at least an hour, probably for more (i spent pretty much all my free time on it, but there was something not normal going on with me then). you'd think, isn't that the case for every language? yet i don't remember doing daily french like that, and i consider some aspects of french conjugation/russian grammar much more difficult than what chinese throws at you at similar difficulty levels (good luck with motion verbs, non-slavic speakers). i found learning characters to be very, very easy. they're all distinct. if you learn them together with their etymology, looking at ancient chinese and how they developed along with associated idioms, it's endlessly rewarding. at least in the early levels, there's a bit of a system to how characters and words come together and increase in complexity—sometimes it's funny, sometimes it's cute. it's a breath of fresh air to start reading even basic sentences and idioms in a language so entirely different from anything you've experienced before. many people say speaking chinese is easier than reading/writing: in my experience, that's false. i barely started getting a grasp on the tonal system (my goal was to get to HSK 1 solely through written chinese); i remember listening to the same 2 minute audio clip of two people exchanging phone numbers for half an hour or something once before getting everything right. people say "chinese doesn't have grammar" but that's not true, because otherwise it won't be a language at all, though you don't have to learn any conjugations, declensions, etc. at HSK 1-2 you just throw a modifier/particle into a sentence and you're good to go.

the other main difficulty besides tones is that imo chinese culture is borderline impenetrable if you want to have a genuine stab at it (but for this you don't, necessarily, need to learn mandarin). you can learn HSK 1-2 in a few months or a semester, but it will take you years to genuinely understand the cultural context—there truly is no context clue or familiar idea you can latch on to, as opposed to when learning a european language/history, or even turkish, arabic, persian; there is nothing in common here, and if you guess, you'll probably wind up wrong. it all makes me think of how many journalists/experts get russia wrong: i now firmly do not believe a word of what people write about asia unless i find the author knows the language

anyway

#keep in mind of course i did not go past HSK1 #i prefer simplified but seeing what they did to 門 makes one a rabid antimaoist #you get to understand the pò èr shǒu chē reel of the little chinese girl pointing at a porsche that goes around on instagram. #i truly wish china was somehow connected to what i study bc i cannot justify spending that much time on mandarin #unfortunately the harbin russians didn't bother with chinese #smth else about this blog is that india is likewise impenetrable to me. the sheer historical and geographic scale is unbearably intimidatin #where does one even start? #ed* ^ i know the basic 101 historical outlines but i don't think that's “knowing” a place