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Sonamarg (literally, the meadow of gold) is a tranquil place set in a valley amongst glaciers and placid lakes. The flower-laden meadows, panoramic view of the lofty snow-covered Himalayan peaks and a number of trekking and hiking trails have made Sonamarg a popular tourist destination.
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Shimla, one of India’s most famous hill stations, derives its name from Goddess Shyamala, an incarnation of Goddess Kali, the deity of power and wrath. Winters are cold due to the chilly winds from the upper Himalayas. Around Christmas, Shimla experiences snowfall.
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The city of Surat is situated on the bank of river Tapi in the West Indian state of Gujarat.Surat is home to many Hindu, Jain, and Parsi temples and mosques.
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| Samode Palace | Shimla Tourism | Sravasti Tourism | ||||
| Sanchi Tourism | Shirdi Tourism | Srinagar Tourism | ||||
| Saputara Hill Resort | Sikkim Tourism | Srirangapatnam Tourism | ||||
| Sariska Tourism | Somnath Tourism | Surajkund Tourism | ||||
| Sarnath Tourism | Sonamarg Hill Resort | Surat Tourism | ||||
| Shillong Tourism | Sonamarg Tourism | |||||
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