Places to see in Udaipur?

1. Udaipur City Palace

This magnificent palace is located peacefully on the banks of Lake Pichola, Rajasthan. Its architecture is one of the marvels of India and is also the most-visited tourist attraction of Udaipur.

• How to reach?

Local buses, tongas, auto-rickshaws, and taxis are easily available from the city to reach the Udaipur City Palace.

• Timings

The palace is open 7 days which is Monday to Sunday from 9:30 to 5:30.

• Entry fees

Rs.30 per person for Adults.

Rs.15 per person for Children.

Rs.200 for Camera Fee.

• There are many types to boat rides and the prices defer from Rs.400-Rs.700.

• Light show timings- 8pm to 9pm, charges vary from Rs.100 to Rs. 200.

2. Lake Pichola

This lake is an artificial lake that was built in 1362 A.D. There are many pretty restaurants near the lake where you can enjoy delicious food with a view of the lake.

• No entry fees is required.

• Open 7 days a week, Monday to Sunday.

• Timings are from 9am to 6pm.

• Boat ride prices are Rs.400 for Adults and Rs.200 for Children.

• Boat ride timings are from 10am to 5pm.

3. Jag Mandir Isla

Jagamandir Island Palace is beautiful even to see from outside as it floats on Lake Pichola. The palace is also known as Lake Garden Palace, the construction of this palace was commissioned by Maharana Amar Singh in 1551.

• No entry fees is required.

• It is open for 7 days, Monday to Sunday.

• Timings are from 10am to 6pm.

4. Bagore ki Haveli

This Haveli was built by the 18^th century Prime Minister of Mewar, Amar Chand Badwa and this palace and museum is located at the Gangori Ghat of Lake Pichola. But from 1986 this residential haveli is a museum.

• Entry fee vary upto Rs. 100.

• The haveli is open 7 days a week which is Monday to Sunday, timings are from 9:30am to 5:30pm.

• The dance show timings are from 7pm to 8pm and the show tickets are sold from 6:15pm.

5. Lake FatehSagar

This lake is surrounded by the beautiful Aravalli Range of mountains on three sides It has a perfect circular platform for morning and evening walks with a nice view of the lake. Lake Fatehsagar was built by Maharana Fateh Singh in the late 19^th century.

• There are no entry fees.

• The lake is open 7 days a week which is Monday to Sunday from 8am to 6pm.

• Boat rides prices vary from Rs.200 to Rs.400.

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Here are some movies which have made their way through the list-

1. Pather Panchali (1955)

Satyajit Ray’s Pather Panchali, a part of his Apu trilogy, was being featured on The Village Voice’s top 250 ‘Best Films of the Century’. This movie depicts the childhood of its main character Apu and his relationship with his elder sister and how he deals with the harsh village life of their poor family. Click here to watch now.

2. Pyaasa (1957)

This film is by Guru Dutt and is about one struggling poet in post-Independence India. The film made a very critical success and was rated as one of the 100 best films of all time by Time Magazine, the magazine called it ‘the soulfully romantic of the lot’. Click here to watch now.

3. Jalsaghar (1958)

Satyajit Ray’s fourth feature film was a critical and a financial hit. This film was named by several critics as one of Ray’s most exquisite films. It follows the story of a zamindar who is trying to uphold the family’s prestige despite facing economic adversity. This film was number 56 in the 1982 Sight & Sound critic’s poll.

4. Apur Sansar (1959)

There is a reason why Satyajit Ray is known as a cultural icon in India because his contribution to Indian cinema has reached worldwide. Apur Sansar is yet another Ray film and is the final film in his Apu Trilogy. This film is based on the 1932 Bengali novel, Aparajito, by Bibhutibhushan Bandopadhyay. This final part of the Apu trilogy, it is focused on Apu’s adult life. This film was number 42 in the 1982 Sight & Sound critic’s poll and is frequently mentioned in the lists of the greatest films of all time.

5. Charulata (1964)

This is a Bengali film by none other than the Oscar winner Satyajit Ray. This film starred Soumitra Chatterjee and Madhabi Mukherjee. The film is based on the story of a wealthy but lonely housewife living a secluded life in Kolkata in the 1870s. This film was also number 56 (tied) in the 1982 Sight & Sound critic’s poll.

6. Nayakan (1987)

A Tamil crime drama, Nayakan is based on the real-life story of Bombay underworld don Varadarajan Mudaliar. This film sympathetically depicts the struggle of South Indians living in the city of Bombay. Nayakan was featured on Time Magazine’s All-Time 100 Movies list. Click here to watch now.

7. Lagaan (2001)

Lagaan stars one of the famous Khan of Bollywood, Aamir Khan. His role in the film was that he would immortalize both the game of cricket and the British Hindi accent. This film was number 250 on IMDB’s top movies of all time.

8. 3 Idiots (2009)

Yet again, the movie is played by the famous actor, Aamir Khan. This film was a coming-of-age comedy-drama that made waves when it was released for its offbeat and unconventional theme. The movie was ranked number 113 in IMBD’s top 250 movies of all time. Click here to watch now.

9. Drishyam (2013)

A Malayalam thriller film is directed by Jeethu Joseph. The film follows a story of a middle-class family that must take desperate measures to save themselves from the clutches of the law after they tangle themselves with the missing IG of the police’s son. This film was ranked number 6 on IMDB’s highest-rated crime films list. Click here to watch now.

10. Airlift (2016)

Bollywood’s versatile actor Akshay Kumar stars with Numrat Kaur and gives us an amazing movie that ranked number 53 in IMDB’s highest-rated drama films list. This movie tells us the story of the Indians who were stuck in Kuwait in 1990 during the Iraq invasion and how they manage their journey back home via the largest airlift ever attempted in the world.

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Olympics or the Olympics Games are the leading international sporting events that feature summer and winter sports competitions. Thousands of athletes from all around the world participate in varieties of competitions presented by the Olympics. More than 200 nations participate in these games. The Olympics games are held after every four years, alternating between the summer and winter Olympics every two tears in the four-year span.

After every span of four years the Olympics games are hosted by a different country. In the year 2021, the Olympics games are hosted by Tokyo (2020). These games started on 23^rd July 2021 and will end on 8^th August 2021.

Professional athletes are trying their best with enthusiasm to win medals for their country. India is now at 48th position with 1 bronze in Badminton (Women’s singles) by PV Sindhu, 1 silver in Weightlifting (Women’s 49kg) by C. Mirabai, 1 bronze in Boxing (Women’s welterweight) by L. Borgohain, 1 bronze by India’s Hockey team (Men’s tournament), 1 silver in Wrestling (Men’s freestyle 57kg) by Ravi Kumar Dahiya, 1 bronze in Wrestling again (Men’s freestyle 65kg) by Bajrang Punia, and finally one gold in Men’s Javelin throw by Neeraj Chopra.

1. PV Sindhu

Pusarla Venkata Sindhu was born in 5^th July 1995. She is an Indian professional badminton player. Sindhu has won various medals in the course of her career in multiple tournaments including the Olympics and on the BWF circuit including a gold at the 2019 World Champion. PV Sindhu has now become the first Indian to become the Badminton World Champion and only the second individual athlete from India to win two consecutive medals at the Olympic Games. She started her career in 2011 and has a career record of 344 wins.

2. C. Mirabai

Saikhom Mirabai Chanu was born in 8^th August 1994. She is an Indian weightlifter and also the one who won the silver at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Women’s 49kg for India.  Mirabai has won the World’s Championships and multiple medals at the Commonwealth games. She was also awarded the Padma Shri by the Government of India for her divine contribution to the sport. In 2018, Mirabai was awarded the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna by the Government of India.

3. L. Borgohain

Lovlina Borgohain was born on 2nd October 1997. She is an Indian boxer and now an Olympic medal winner. Borgohain is the only third boxer to win a medal at the Olympics. She has also won a bronze medal at the 2018 AIBA Women’s World Boxing Championships and the 2019 AIBA Women’s World Boxing Championships. She has become the sixth person from Assam to receive Arjuna Award.

4. Indian Men’s Hockey Team

After a long wait from 1980, India finally won a medal in the games by beating Germany by 5-4. The Men’s Hockey definitely made history here. There were 10 outstanding players in the team- Amit Rohidas, Hardik Singh, Vivek Sagar Prasad, Nilakanta Sharma, Sumit, Shamsher Singh, Dilpreet Singh, Gurjant Singh, Lalit Kumar Upadhyay, and Birendra Lakra.

5. Ravi Kumar Dahiya

Ravi Kumar was born on 12 December 1997, he is an Indian freestyle wrestler who has won a silver medal at the Tokyo Olympics 2020 in the 57kg category. He has also won a bronze in World Wrestling Championships and a two-time Asian Champion. This Olympic winner started wrestling in his early teens and won a silver in the 2015 Junior World Wrestling Championships at Salvador de Bahia in the 55kg freestyle category.

6. Bajrang Punia

He is born on 26 February 1994, Punia is an Indian freestyle wrestler. He is the only Indian wrestler who has won 3 medals at the World Wrestling Championships. The wrestler won the bronze by ending the match by 8-0, playing against Kazakhstan’s Daulet Niyazbekov at the Tokyo Olympics 2020. he began wrestling at the young age of seven and was encouraged to pursue further in this sport by his father.

7. Subedar Neeraj Chopra

After winning India’s most awaited gold medal for the first time, Chopra has now been nicknamed the Golden Boy. The gold medalist was born on 24 December 1997. He is an Indian javelin thrower and still in his career span he has won a total of six gold medals in major tournaments across the world and is also the first track and field athlete to win a gold medal for India at the Olympics.

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1. Chole Bhature

The first one we have is Chole Bhature. The best place to eat and find amazing Chole Bhature in Delhi. You will get the most original taste from this place and it is perhaps the best street food in Delhi. This dish contains fluffy Bhature made of maida and an appetizing Chole. A special chutney is added to your dish that makes it even better.

Place you will find delicious Chole Bhature is Chache di Hatti, Nand Ke Chole Bhature in Sadar Bazaar, Giani di Hatti in Chandni Chowk.

2. Golgappe

If you are a resident of India then you definitely know what a Golgappa is. Almost every state has a different name for it, ‘Phuchka’, ‘Pani Puri’, and everyone has a different flavor. But Golgappas Delhi will always be a must-have. This dist is loved by almost all the locals and the patrons.

Some best places to find Golgappas are Rajouri Garden, Lajpat Nagar Market.

3. Rolls

I would only recommend you to just have a roll no matter at which shop you try rolls in Delhi because every shop and every vendor has its own style and different stuffing recipe. These rolls have a variety of types which you can choose from.

Famous places to eat rolls are Taste Drive at Rajouri Garden, Satya Niketan, Local Joints in Kamla Nagar Market, Kahn Chacha, Chawrangee Lane.

4. Kulfi

Kesar Pista Kulfi is something that always gets a positive response from everyone as one of the most superb desserts. This delicious dessert is a mixer of caramelized milk and finely crushed granules of dry fruits.

You can find Kulfi from ice-cream vendors but to taste some heavenly Kulfis you need to try Kuremal at Chawri Bazaar, Roshan di Kulfi in Karol Bagh.

5. Rabri Faluda

This dish has a taste of a rich blend of coconut, dry fruits, and faluda milk. Ever attended a wedding in Delhi? Then you know about this dish because this dessert is soo tasty that people keep it as a menu at their weddings.

You will best find Rabri Faluda in Giani di Hatti in Chandni Chowk

6. Kebabs

More than 25 different varieties of Kebabs rule the streets of Delhi. Kebabs fall in one of the most delicious veg and non-veg platter. Its types include Galoutu Kebab, Shami Kebab, Kakori Kebab, and many more giving you a taste and reminder of the Mughal Era.

The best places to find Kebab are Vasant Place Market, Chawla’s at Tilak Nagar

7. Chicken Shawarma

One of the best non-veg street food is none other than Chicken Shawarma. This dish has a shred of meat friend using different spices and tomatoes.

Best places to eat Chicken Shawarma are Friends Colony, Shish Shawarma point in Karol Bagh

8. Raj Kachori

All the dish we read above gives you a little space in your tummy to fill it with something else but this one is enough to satisfy your hunger. Raj Kachori is stuffed with oiled channa and crisp namkeen and is an authentic food you must give a try.

Best places to find Raj Kachori are Connaught Place, Lajpat Nagar, Haldirams in Chandni Chowk

9. Dahi Bhalle

A mixture of curd along with red and green chutneys is always a superb delight to experience on the streets of Delhi. The vendors sprinkle some aloo bhujia on top of the Dahi Bhalle which gives an intensified taste to it.

Best places to eat Dahi Bhalle are Rajouri Market, Shyam Ji Corner at Old Delhi, Natraj in Chandni Chowk

10. Jalebi

The unique shape and the sugary sweetness of Jalebi in Delhi have some jaw-dropping effects on people. A large number of shops offer different varieties of Jalebi. This is one of the best dishes that has become a perfect sweet dish for Delhi’s residents and tourists. Jalebi Subzi. Doodh Jalebi, Kesar Jalebi, Paneer Jalebi, and many more are the different types of Jalebis which you will find in Delhi.

The best places to eat Jalebis are Pandara Road, Bangla Sweets in CP, Jalebi Wala In Chandni Chowk.

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It is a story of a young woman who feels like that she is not a part of the orthodox Hasidic community in New York and escapes the place. The depiction of the New York community is on point and the acting by all the actors will make to indulge in the story.

2. Never Have I Ever

Devi, an Indian-American girl struggles her way through life. The storyline does go like your typical high school teen drama but you will know it is a little different when you watch it. As it is not just your normal cliché romance drama but has a heavy emotional core.

3. The Half Of It

This show has a beautiful story about love, friendship, and longing. The storyline may be relatable to many people as it shows the process of discovering love. The story follows a straight ‘A’ student who is in her senior year.

4. The Old Guard

Directed by Gina Prince, the show follows a covert team of immortal mercenaries who are suddenly exposed, and now they must fight to keep their identity a secret just when an expected new member is discovered.

5. Indian Matchmaking

This is one of the most viewed shows on Netflix which was not only loved but also hated by many. The series shows a matchmaker, Sima Taparia who guides her clients in the U.S and India in the process of arranged marriage and offers an inside look at the custom in the modern era.

6. Ratched

This show is one of the most popular shows on Netflix in 2020. The storyline of the show goes back to 1947 where a nurse, Mildred Ratched is working in a leading psychiatric hospital. She has a stylish exterior but there is a growing darkness that lurks within her.

7. Enola Holmes

The world-famous detective’s sister, Enola Holmes who used to live with her mother, one day discovers that she is missing. The show follows Enola’s journey to find her mother and outsmart her famous brother and also unwraps a dangerous mystery and conspiracy around a young Lord.

8. Emily In Paris

Emily Cooper, played by the beautiful actress Lily Collins is a young American woman from the Midwest. She is hired by a marketing firm in Paris and she is supposed to give them an American perspective on things.

9. The Queen’s Gambit

Beth Harmon, who has an accident where she loses her mother and becomes an orphan at the young age of nine. Her character is introverted and prodigious, she discovers and masters the game of chess in the 1960s USA. But she struggles when child stardom comes with a price.

10. The Crown

This show is about the political rivalries and romance of Queen Elizabeth II’s reign. The events shown in the show shaped the second half of the twentieth century. The show also shows some glimpses of the life of Princess Diana. The show follows a who is half human and half deer. He survives the post-apocalyptic world with other hybrids. Now the story tells you about the journey of the little boy who finds other friends and how he leads his life.

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This show is inspired by the adventures of Arsene Lupin. A gentleman thief Assane Diop who sets out to avenge his father for an injustice inflicted by one wealthy family.

3. Heist

This series on Netflix shows exactly as its name suggests. In the episodes of this show, you will see people getting away with millions of stolen cash, luxury bourbon missing, and many other extraordinary heists. This is based on a true-crime series.

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9. The Serpent

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Bored enough at home and cannot visit places from your bucket list? Well, start planning now.
Below you will find every detail you need to know before travel to the best holiday place to visit- Manali. Manali gives the most magnificent views of the Pur Panjal and the Dhauladhar, it stands as one of the most popular hill stations in India. This eye-catching town is situated in the Kullu district which is 270 kilometers from the north of the state capital of Shimla and 544 kilometers northeast from the national capital of India. This town carries 8,096 people and counting.
Distance from some popular places-

· Distance from Delhi to Manali- 12hours 49minutes by car

· Distance from Shimla to Manali- 7hours 24minutes by car

· Distance from Lucknow to Manali- 20hours 17minutes

· Distance from Dharamshala to Manali- 6hours 41minutes

· Distance from Chandigarh to Manali- 8hours 18minutes

Other ways to reach Manali are-
By flight– The nearest airport to Manali is Kullu Manali Airport, Bhuntar which is located approximately 50 kilometers away from Manali town. Domestic flights are connected directly to Bhuntar with Delhi and Chandigarh. You can easily get taxis outside the airport which will take you to Manali town. The Chandigarh International Airport is also available as one of the nearest airports to Manali, it will take 6 to 9 hours from the airport to Manali town via taxi.
By bus– Manali is one of the most famous places visited by the tourist therefore, it is well- connected to other famous visiting places like Delhi, Shimla, Kullu by many state-run and privately owned buses. It is suggested to choose Volvo buses over ordinary buses for a comfortable ride as the journey will be long.
By train– Nearest railway station to Manali is Joginder Nagar Railway Station, from there you can take a taxi to reach your further destination. Another railway station to Manali is Kalka Railway Station, a terminal at the foot of Himachal Heights which connects to major cities like New Delhi, Jammu, Amritsar, Kolkata, Guwahati, Jaipur, Bhopal, Indore, Patna, Kanpur, Mumbai Bangalore, Hyderabad, Lucknow, and Chennai.

Best time to visit Manali
It is a pleasure to visit the White Heaven, Manali whenever you can but to have a memorable experience then the best time to visit Manali will be-
Peak Season ( March to June )– During this season the temperature of Manali ranges from 10 degrees to 25 degrees. If you want to enjoy doing some sightseeing and adventure like paragliding and trekking then this is the best timing for you. Many festivals are also conducted during these months. The weather is comfortably warm.

Shoulder Season ( October to February )– This season is for people who enjoy chill weather and want to play with the snow. The air temperature during this season of winter drops down below 0 degrees. This season of Manali is exceedingly cold as snow covers all its mountains. Playing in the snow s always a delight, make a snowman or throw a snowball and enjoy the beautiful view of the mountains covered with snow. This season is the best time to visit Manali for snowfall.

Best places to visit in Manali
Solang Valley– This magnificent valley is only 13km away from Manali and you can easily get appropriate vehicles to reach the destination. Solang valley is additionally referred to as the ‘Snow Valley’. This valley is famous for its hosting of winter adventures like skiing, parachuting, trekking, and mountaineering. This eye-catching valley has the most picturesque sights in Manali.
Hadimba Devi Temple– With just a distance of 2.5km, you will reach the Hadimba Devi Temple in only 10 minutes. Devotees believe that this temple is where the Hindu deity Hadimba used to meditate. The temple is located near a heavily dense forest. This temple is open 7 days a week from 8 am to 6 pm.
Beas River– With its clear blue waters, the Beas river is one of the beauties which enhance the eye-catching beauty of Manali. Here you can have a picnic with your friends and family and enjoy the view of the river. No entry fee is required to enter the area and visiting time is before sunset.
Manikaran Gurudwara– Manikaran is at an altitude of 1829mt. and 40kms from Kullu and is famous for its hot springs. The hot water in the spring comes deep from the earth’s core which carries away a lot of minerals mainly sulfur. The hot water is so hot that you can boil rice and potato in it and eat it in seconds. It is a sacred place and attracts many pilgrimages.
Jogini Waterfall– The distance of Jogini Waterfall from Manali is 7.5kms. and you have to trek 4km from Vashisht Temple. This fall is formed by a stream that is merged into the Beas River downstream.
Bhrigu Lake– This high-altitude alpine lake is just three days hike from Manali. During the trek, you will trail through virgin forests and lush green meadows which open into the gorgeous campsite of Rola Khuli, on the way you’ll be able to see Hanuman Tibba and Seven Sisters peaks. The distance of Bhrigu Lake from Manali is approximately 19km.
Nehru Kund– This kund is located on Rohtang Pass Highway and is a natural spring. One of the best places to visit in Manali during the summer season. The kund is named after India’s first Prime Minister, Jawahar Lal Nehru.
Rohtang Pass– This pass is one of the must view places in Manali, dedicate a day in your tour to Manali to visit Rohtang Pass and you will not regret and in fact you will have an amazing day. The distance of Rohtang Pass from Manali is approximately 51kms. This high mountain pass on the Pir Panjal Range is 4000 meters above sea level. You have to take part in various adventures available on this pass like biking and skiing. Jab We Met, a well-known movie has featured the view of this breathless pass.

Best places to visit in Manali at night
Khyber– This is a popular restaurant and a bar on Mall Road. You find some delicious tandoori food, trout dishes, delectable snacks, and many mouth-watering beverages. You will get everything best here at Khyber, this place is open until midnight.
Chelsea Club– If you are in the mood to show your dance moves then this is the best place for you in Manali, apart from a well-stocked bar this place has a DJ who plays popular party songs that will keep you moving on the dance floor all night.
Camping overnight at Solang Valley– Camping out in the wilderness with bright stars above you, can the night be any more amazing? It will be colder than you expect but it is also once in a lifetime experience. The distance of Solang Valley from Manali is approximately 14km and you will get many tour operators in Manali town who will guide and organize such camping trips for you. Do check the temperature before going camping because the nights are extremely cold, carry the warmest clothes to keep you warm and comfortable.
The total cost required to travel to Manali– You can easily travel to Manali within 10,000 per person for 3 days. This price range is for people who want to live at the best luxury hotels, you can simply deduct some amount by choosing any 2-4 star hotels if you wish. The cost of the hotel per night and person ranges from Rs 1000-2000. Food will take around Rs 700-1000 per day. Rest depends on what type of transportation you will be using. If you wish to go by bus then the charges can defer from Rs 1600-2000.

Best Hotels to stay in Manali
1.Montana Blues Resort ( 4 stars )–

· 5 km from Hadimba Temple

· Has a restaurant

· Free private parking

2.Hotel Mountain Top ( 3 starts )

· Free WiFi

· 200metres from Hadimba Temple

3.Honeymoon Inn ( 4 stars )

· 13kms from Solang valley

· 3kms from Vashist Bath

· Has a library

4.Le Grand ( 3 stars )

· Located behind the Beas rive

· Has a restaurant

· Provides room with a flat-screen TV

· Free WiFi

5.Hotel Hadimba Way ( 3 stars )

· Just a few steps from Hadimba temple

· Has a garden

· Free WiFi

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We saw a massive decline in print media due to which looked like a never-ending pandemic. People working in print media lost their jobs because companies faced huge losses and closed their production for newspapers and magazines. That time is not far from when everything will be digitalized but the question is what technologies will be included in this digital platform. The trend of web series was always there but now that industry is boosted twofold in this 2020-2021 quarantine.

Internet, a word well known and well used worldwide. The Internet has enhanced itself in such a way that now we can find and do anything on it. Need a job, connect with someone, have a video call with someone who lives miles away, or watches a movie or something when you are bored, one answer to everything, internet. What is that one thing important as food? Internet. Even a 6-year-old knows how to use the internet on a mobile phone. When you can find everything on a small handy screen then why would you want to watch television? With every moving generation, we leave something behind. Millennials have never received a letter from their friends or family, why would they when they can talk and see the person on a video call. You see your favorite television shows on your mobile phones. So now the question is, are we leaving behind television now?

Television was invented before India’s independence whereas social media was launched in 1996. Therefore, social media is much new to us and we are very much engaged in it. Now, television with wifi and Bluetooth connection is available in the market as Smart TVs where you can access the internet and watch whatever you want.

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By the order of the 10^th Earl of Cassilis, Culzean Castle was constructed as an L shape plan. The castle was built by architect Robert Adam in stages between 1777 and 1792. This castle is famous for its elegant oval staircase, circular saloon, painted ceilings, and delicate friezes. The success and beauty of this castle was one of its architect’s greatest creations. Former home of the Marquess of Ailsa, Culzean Castle is now owned by the National Trust for Scotland. The cliff-top of the castle lies within the Culzean Castle Country Park and is opened to the public. From 1972 through 2015, an illustration of the castle was featured on the reverse side of five-pound notes issued by the Royal Bank of Scotland. As of 2021, the castle is available for rent. With its majestic architecture, antique furnishings immaculately kept gardens, and seaside location, Culzean Castle serves as a fine example of 18th-century high living. The Marquess of Alisa used to live here, and you can freely explore the castle and its surrounding grounds. On your self-guided tour, you can take in the views of the sea from the round drawing room and check out one of the world’s largest collections of swords and pistols in the armory. The castle is one of Scotland’s best places to watch bats, and you can also see a range of other wildlife along Happy Valley woodland trails.

Things to know before you go

•   Culzean castle is open for all the days of a week from 9 am to 5 pm

•   Parking space is available.

•   Recommendation duration is 2hours and 30 minutes

•   You can book yourselves rooms in the castle (not included in the ticket) and have an amazing bed and breakfast.

•   If you think that children will get bored being dragged around the castle but you don’t have to worry because that castle often comes up with fun games for children like finding hidden figures like a treasure hunt.

•   The guides are very knowledgeable and will be happy to answer your questions. You can explore on your own or can join a group.

•   You can rent this amazing-looking castle for your dream wedding, feeling like a prince or a princess or maybe a queen and a king. Many weddings are held on the estate so the Eisenhower suite will be a beautiful place for a bride and a groom to honeymoon. Culzean Castle has the capacity of hosting a wedding for up to 60 guests and up to 80 guests for an evening event.

•  There are many restaurants near the castle, so you can dine comfortably after visiting the castle.

Getting there

•   If you are traveling by road, Culzean castle is situated on the A1719, approximately 12 miles south of Ayr, 4miles west of Maybole. It is signposted from the main road.

•   By rail, Maybole railway station is approximately 4 miles from the castle.

•   Culzean castle is approximately 50 miles south of Glasgow and Glasgow International Airport, 17 miles from Glasgow Prestwick Airport, and 100 miles from Edinburgh. There are railway stations at Ayr and Maybole.

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My family’s day is incomplete without a steaming cup of coffee. But the kind I enjoy the most is not available easily. We have coffee almost every day but finding the one you love is not always possible. Recently, I found out that my kind of coffee is served at a nearby joint and of course I cannot be happier. For the uninitiated, roasted coffee, which literally consists of roasted coffee beans, has a rich flavor as compared to any other kind. When you have it, even if you are not an expert, you are immediately able to tell the difference. Roasted coffee also has its own unique aroma. Devan’s Lodhi Colony, is the first to offer special Indian categories of roasted coffee and offers the best and mouth-watering beverages. It is one of the best coffee shops in the town. Roasting coffee beans is not an easy task as it takes years of training; one needs to be careful about the color, the temperature, and other significant factors. Roasting the coffee loses almost 50 to 70 percent of chlorogenic acid. It has many health benefits, be it weight loss or even reducing the chances of the occurrence of certain cancer. Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters, another brand that serves roasted coffee, gives their guests a special opportunity to witness the roasting process. You can ask them everything about the process or the recipe, as they are very confident about their transparency. They even organize classes for people if they want to learn how they brew their coffee.

So, coffee lovers, it is time to taste coffee with a twist and experience its enchanting aroma and flavor. And once you do, the beverage will never be the same for you.

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