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Palampur is the tea capital of North India. This hill station is not only known for its numerous tea gardens and paddy fields but it also known for its colonial architecture and temples.
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The township of Pondicherry is planned on a grid system, which is to say that the roads meet each other at right angles. On the seaward side is the long Petit Canal which divides the town so that the French township is on the side facing the sea and the predominantly Indian/Tamil one on the other.
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Surrounded by hills on three sides and sand dunes on the other, Pushkar forms a fascinating location and a befitting backdrop for the annual religious and cattle fair.
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| Pahalgam Tourism | Patan Tourism | Pondicherry Tourism | ||||
| Palampur Tourism | Patna Tourism | Porbandar | ||||
| Palitana Temples | Pattadakal Tourism | Port Blair | ||||
| Panchgani Hill Resort | Peermade Hill Resort | Puri Tourism | ||||
| Panchmarhi Tourism | Pemayangtse Monastery | Pushkar Fair | ||||
| Panhala Hill Resort | Pithoragarh Tourism | Puttaparthi Tourism | ||||
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