यहां जागृत अवस्था में विराजमान हैं शनि देव

शनिधाम मंदिर, असोला, फतेहपुर बेरी: दिल्ली के असोला, फतेहपुर बेरी, महरौली स्थित श्री सिद्ध शक्तिपीठ शनिधाम मंदिर है। यह दुनिया का अनोखा शनि मंदिर है, जहां शनि देव की प्राचीन अष्ट धातु प्रतिमाएं स्थापित हैं। एक प्रतिमा में शनि देव गिद्ध पर और दूसरे में भैंसे पर सवार हैं। साथ में दक्षिणमुखी बजरंगबली की प्रतिमा भी विराजमान है। शनि ऋद्धि-सिद्धि के दाता हैं। देश का प्रथम नव ग्रह मंदिर भी शनि देव की प्रतिमा के पास ही स्थित है। असोला के शनि शक्ति पीठ को लेकर ऐसी मान्यता है कि यहां शनि देव स्वयं जागृत अवस्था में विराजमान हैं। शनिधाम असोला फतेहपुर बेरी छत्तरपुर मेट्रो से 5 किलोमीटर 18 नवम्बर 2017 सुबह 6बजे से रात्रि 12बजे तक करे दर्शन-पूजन आपका कल्याण होंगा अधिक जानकारी के लिए सम्पर्क करे 9910692003,9958794885

श्री शनि अमावस्या महोत्सव - 18 नवम्बर 2017 सुबह 6बजे से रात्रि 12बजे तक

पुण्य संवर्धनाच्चापि पापौघपरिहारत। पुष्कलार्थप्रदानार्थ पुष्पमित्यभिधीयते।।
अर्थ- इसका मतलब है पुण्य को बढ़ाने, पापों को घटाने और फल को देने के कारण ही इसे पुष्प या फूल कहा जाता है।
दैवस्य मस्तकं कुर्यात्कुसुमोपहितं सदा।
अर्थ- देवता का मस्तक या सिर हमेशा फूलों से सुशोभित रहना चाहिए।
पुष्पैर्देवां प्रसीदन्ति पुष्पै देवाश्च संस्थिता
न रत्नैर्न सुवर्णेन न वित्तेन च भूरिणा
तथा प्रसादमायाति यथा पुष्पैर्जनार्दन।
अर्थ- देवता लोग रत्न, सुवर्ण, भूरि, द्रव्य, व्रत, तपस्या या और किसी चीज से उतने प्रसन्न नहीं होते, जितना फूल या पुष्प चढ़ाने से होते हैं।

श्री शनि अमावस्या महोत्सव की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएं आप परिवार सहित सादर आमंत्रित है श्री शनिधाम असोला फतेहपुर बेरी छत्तरपुर मेट्रो से 5 किलोमीटर 18 नवम्बर 2017 सुबह 6बजे से रात्रि 12बजे तक करे दर्शन-पूजन आपका कल्याण होंगा अधिक जानकारी के लिए सम्पर्क करे 9910692003,9958794885,watsapp no 9910692004

18 नवम्बर 2017 शनि अमावस्या महोत्सव Shree Shanidham, Asola, Fatehpur Beri,Delhi

श्री शनि अमावस्या महोत्सव की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएं आप परिवार सहित सादर आमंत्रित है श्री शनिधाम असोला फतेहपुर बेरी छत्तरपुर मेट्रो से 5 किलोमीटर 18 नवम्बर 2017 सुबह 6बजे से रात्रि 12बजे तक करे दर्शन-पूजन आपका कल्याण होंगा अधिक जानकारी के लिए सम्पर्क करे 9910692003,9958794885,watsapp no 9910692004

Shree Shanidham, A

sola, Fatehpur Beri,, Chhatarpur, Delhi

What should be your dress code when visiting Kerala for holiday

Like sightseeing, commutation, cuisines, dress is also one of the important things that you need to consider when you visit Kerala. It is very much important to dress appropriately to avoid any troubles. Dressing in the right clothes makes you feel comfortable, so that you can enjoy every activity to the fullest.

Get a general idea of type of people

There is large number of Hindus, the Muslims, and the Christians who live in Kerala. People here are of an orthodox thinking. They are very traditional when it comes to values. Thus, it is very important to know the traditional dress code of people in this state.

It is advisable to have a general idea about the attitude of the local people, and their dressing style when visiting this state. Kerala Tour Packages makes all arrangement related to commutation, accommodation, food, sight-seeing, etc. for their clients. This helps you enjoy your holiday without any worries.    

What is the main type of dresses by Keralites?

The common and traditional dress worn by women in Kerala is saree or churidar suit. In case of men, their typical attire is shirt and pant/mundu. With passing years, the dress has witnessed a major change. It seems that people have been influenced by western culture. They have started accepting and adopting European culture. You can find many youngsters wearing tops, Bermuda (3/4^th pants) and shorts.

Dress accordingly for the weather

Summer season

During the summer months, one can feel hot and humid. This is also the main season during which most of the tourists come to this state. In such weather, it is advisable for people to wear cotton dresses. Wear clothes that are made up of airy and thin material. Choose loose fitting clothes for the months ranging between October and May.

Rainy season

Months between June and October are considered to be wet months. This is the monsoon season. In this season, it is very important to wear only those clothes that can dry quickly. Ensure that you always carry an umbrella, electric torch, and hat whenever you go out. There is special type of shoes and slippers available for men and women in the monsoon season. Ensure that you buy them to avoid any form of discomfort or slipping.

Dress according to the place

You need to be appropriately dressed when visiting a holy place like temple, churches or a sight-seeing spot. This is because people in Kerala are very particular when it comes to dressing. A visitor has to follow their set hard and fast dressing code to get an entry to these places.

Most of the temples only permit people inside if they wear traditional dress. One who is wearing shorts or any western costume like shorts is not permitted inside. It is very important to wear a dress that covers the legs and shoulders properly. For complete detail about acceptable clothing, it is better to ask temple officials before entering the place.

Don’t carry dresses, instead buy them

Taking different dresses along with you on a Kerala trip can become very difficult. You can buy them at a very cheaper price in the state itself.  There are several clothes shops in the big or small size of villages of Kerala where you can easily get your preferred clothing according to the season, festival, place, etc.

Conclusion

People in Kerala are very orthodox and have a traditional mindset. How one presents oneself is very important to them. So, to make your Kerala trip to be an unforgettable experience, follow these dress tips diligently and correctly.

Explore Top 10 tourist Spot in Karnataka By Loyal Tours and Travels Pvt. Ltd

Most people would know Bengaluru and that it is the primary information technology (IT) hub in the country. However, the state of Karnataka has a lot more to offer and its full potential as a top tourist destination is just starting to get realized. When planning to explore the wonders of Karnataka, it’s advisable that you start your journey from Bengaluru. There are direct flights to Bengaluru from various cities in India and several global locations as well.

In Bengaluru, you will have access to the best hotels such as Shangri-La Hotel, which is a 5-star deluxe hotel located near to the airport. It provides splendid views of the city and offers various services and amenities such as 24/7 front desk, express check-in and check-out, spa, outdoor pool, dedicated health club, gym, etc.

You can also book your stay at Taj Hotels, which is widely popular worldwide and is considered the epitome of luxury. Here, you can take a refreshing break before you embark on your tour of Karnataka. Another benefit of starting your journey in Bengaluru is that you can contact a plethora of tour operators and get the best deals for holiday packages.

To give you a glimpse of the various marvels that await you in Karnataka, let’s take a look at the top 10 destinations most frequented by tourists in the state.

Mysore Palace: This majestic structure was designed by Henry Irwin, who was a British consultant architect of Madras State. The Mysore Palace holds a rich cultural legacy and is a delight for art lovers. It reflects the influence of the Wadiyar dynasty that ruled the Kingdom of Mysore from 1399 to 1950. Visitors are hugely impressed by its Indo-Saracenic style of design that is characterized by various arches, colonnades, turrets and domes. Also not to be missed are the massive chandeliers, domed ceilings, cast-iron pillars and Belgian stained glass.

Hampi: This is the ancient capital city of Vijayanagara, which has been frequented by travellers from all across the globe, ever since it was built. In the earlier era, it was frequented by the Orientals, Arabs, Persians and Portuguese. In ancient times, Hampi was the hub for cultural and commercial exchanges. Its religious significance is that it is considered the place where Hindu god Shiva married Parvati.

Bijapur: This is among the top heritage destinations in Karnataka. It was once the nerve center of the Bijapur kingdom, which was ruled by Mohammed Adil Shah in the 1600s. Bijapur was later ruled by the descendants of Adil Shah. The area is dotted with various structures of historical and architectural importance. Visitors come to Bijapur for its various palaces, mosques, fortifications, mausoleums, and gateways. The huge Gol Gumbaz is the most prominent structure and it dominates the landscape.

Kolar: This was once the ancient capital of the Ganga kingdom and is popular for its magnificent temples. The structures were developed by the Gangas and later improvements were made during the Chola Empire. When in Kolar, visit the Someshwara Temple and the famous Makbara that is the grave of relatives of Haidar Ali, the sultan of Mysore. Kolar is famous for its country made blankets called ‘Kambli’.

Gokarna: This is one of the most popular beach destinations in Karnataka. It is popular for its spectacular beaches, pristine coves, rocky cliffs, and old-world temples. The cliffs surrounding the beaches in Gokarna offer panoramic views of the Arabian Sea. Apart from just lazing in the sun, you can try other stuff too such as jet-skiing, fishing, spotting dolphins, etc.

Murudeshwar: This is where you should go if you are looking for solitude. The beaches here are surrounded by various hillocks and you can climb one of these and just watch the waves move in and out relentlessly like forever. Murudeshwar is another name of Hindu god Shiva. It is home to the tallest statue of Shiva in entire India. The famous Murudeshwar temple is also worth exploring.

Jog Falls: This is where the Sharavati River decides to take a deep plunge, creating one of the most spectacular sights for people to view. The river cascades down around 253 meters, which provides for breathtaking views of this natural wonder. Jog Falls are best viewed during the monsoon season when the waters are in great abundance.

Coorg: This is as close you can get to a humanly imaginable paradise. Coorg is popular for its myriad of scenic views, coffee plantations, old-world charms, vibrant culture, and delicious cuisine. This was where the ancient kings came to relax and the legacy continues even today. Coorg has been able to maintain it pristine landscapes, much to the delight of nature lovers.

Kudremukh National Park: Also referred to as the Horse Face Range, this area derives its name from a mountain that is shaped like the face of a horse. The scenic hills provide spectacular views of the Arabian Sea. The area is one of the most favorite destinations for trekkers. Gushing rivers, lush green forests, captivating waterfalls, wild orchids, and grassy slopes are some of the attractions in the area.

Udupi: Most popular for its tasty cuisine, Udupi is also a famous pilgrimage center in Karnataka. One of the most visited spots in Udupi is the Krishna Temple. The vibrant Paryaya Festival is also held in Udupi every alternate year and it is frequented by thousands of devotees.

Karnataka has plenty of other interesting places to visit. There’s so much to explore in its various cities such as Mysore, Hubli, Mangalore, and Bengaluru and top destinations that include a wide variety of heritage sites, pristine beaches, nature & wildlife, adventure destinations and spiritual centers. It is a melting pot of various cultures, cuisines, art forms, and festivals, which make it a traveller’s delight.

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Delhi Head Office
Loyal Tours and Travels Pvt. Ltd 
  
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Mohammadpur , Bhikaji Cama Place,
Behind Hyatt Hotel,
New Delhi- 110066, India
Tel no. : +91 11 44994499 (30 Lines) 26175941, 26106932
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DETAILED DAY WISE ITINERARY

Day 1 - Arrival in Delhi | Delhi to Jaipur

After your arrival in Delhi, a Yatra representative will help you with the onward transfer to Jaipur.
Delhi is a metropolitan city situated on the banks of River Yamuna. The capital of India was transferred to Delhi from Kolkata during the Mughal reign. A unique blend of modernity and traditional India can be seen at this place. Historical structures representing Mughal and Rajput styles of architecture are popular attractions of the city. On the other hand, it is identified with glittering shopping malls and the speedy Metro train.
Jaipur, also called the Pink City of India, was founded by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II. He was the ruler of the kingdom of Amber, which later became Jaipur. Every iota of this city, from the royal palaces converted into fancy resorts to majestic forts, represents the golden era of royalty.
Complete check-in formalities after reaching the hotel in Jaipur and enjoy a comfortable overnight stay.

Day 2 - Sightseeing in Jaipur
Early in the morning, get ready to visit the major attractions of the city.
The City Palace located in the heart of Jaipur is one of the most prominent attractions of this place. Its construction was initiated by Maharaja Sawai Singh II, and it became the house of the throne of many subsequent rulers. Many compartments of the magnificent structure have been converted into museums in reminiscence of the bygone era. The Chandra and Mubarak Mahals here are significant buildings, which can be explored during the visit. Comprising vibrant colours and designs, different parts of this structure represent Mughal, European and Rajput styles of architectures.
You can also visit Hawa Mahal – located on the edge of the City Palace. This five-storey building has more than nine hundred jharokhas. A visit to Jantar Mantar – an observatory – can also be planned. This beautiful structure built using marbles and stones has been declared as a National Monument. You can learn a lot about celestial bodies at this place. There are 14 fixed devices that predict eclipses, measure time and track stars. Afterwards, you can see the Amber Fort, which was built by Man Singh I. It is a UNESCO-listed site, and its extensive gardens and grand chambers with lavish decoration are major attractions.
Later in the evening, return to the hotel and sleep the night away.

Day 3 - Jaipur to Ranthambore | Sightseeing in Ranthambore
Early in the morning, check-out from the hotel, and proceed towards Ranthambore – the wildlife haven.
Before it was declared as a wildlife sanctuary in 1955, Ranthambore used to be the hunting ground of the Maharajas of Jaipur. Later in the year 1970, hunting was banned by the government. A few years later, it was given the status of a national park. You can see Bengal Tigers at this place in their most natural habitat. Rare species of flora and fauna can be seen at this place, including striped hyenas, Indian flying fox, hedgehogs, black bucks, marsh crocodiles and rat snakes. In addition to this, you can also explore the Ran fort, which lies in the middle of this park.
After this excursion, return to the hotel in the evening for a comfortable overnight stay.

Day 4 - Ranthambore to Delhi | Departure from Delhi
Early in the morning, check-out from the hotel and head towards Delhi for departure.
Tour Ends.

Contact us:
Delhi Head Office
Loyal Tours and Travels Pvt. Ltd 
  
F1/131, 2nd Floor, Pragati Bhawan,
Mohammadpur , Bhikaji Cama Place,
Behind Hyatt Hotel,
New Delhi- 110066, India
Tel no. : +91 11 44994499 (30 Lines) 26175941, 26106932
Fax no.: +91 11 4499 4450
Mobile No: +91 9971944211 , +919911116302
E-mail id:info@loyaltours.in, Sales@loyaltours.in, domestic@loyaltours.in, ashok@loyaltours.in,
 

Darjeeling - Kalimpong - Pelling - Gangtok - 9 Days Tour Plan

Duration : 9 days
Places Covered - Darjeeling (2 Nights), Kalimpong (1 Night), Gangtok (3 Nights), Pelling (2 Night)

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Bagdogra Airport / NJP Station to Darjeeling, 90kms in 3 Hrs. – We receive you on your arrival and drive to Darjeeling (Alt 6825Ft / 2050M). Check in at Hotel. Overnight at Darjeeling

Day 2: Full Day Darjeeling City Tour. Early morning tour in Darjeeling with visits to – Tiger Hill Sunrise Point, Batasia Loop and Ghoom Monastery (Timing 4.00AM to 7.30AM). Free time for personal activities between Breakfast and Lunch.
Post Lunch City Tour - visit 7 points (Timing: 1.30PM to 5.00PM) - Darjeeling Zoo and Mountaineering Institute (Closed on Thursday), Tea garden, Tenzing Rock and Gombu Rock, Tibetan Refugee center (Closed on Sunday) and Lebong Race Course Area. Free evening at Mall for Shopping. Overnight at Darjeeling.

Day 3: Darjeeling to Pelling, 80kms in 3hrs – Check out from Darjeeling and drive to Pelling in West Sikkim (Alt 7175Ft / 2150M). Enjoy scenic beauty of Rangeet River Valley on the way. On arrival check in at Hotel. Free evening. Overnight at Pelling.

Day 4: Full Day Pelling City Tour (Timing: 8.30AM to 4.30AM). Local tour in Pelling with visits to 8 popular tourist points – Darap Village and Valley, Rimbi Waterfalls, Rock Garden, Kunchenjungha Water Falls and Khecheopalri Holy Lake. After lunch visit Pemayangtse Monastery, Helipad View Point, Rubduntse Palace Ruins and Bird Sanctuary. Overnight at Pelling.

Day 5: Pelling to Gangtok, 120kms in 4hrs – Check out from Pelling and drive to Gangtok (Alt 5550Ft / 1675M). Enroute visit Rabangla. Arrival at Gangtok and check in at Hotel. Free afternoon for personal activities. Overnight at Gangtok.

Day 6: Full day Gangtok City tour (Timing 8.30AM to 4.30PM). Visit Rumtek Monastery, Botanical Garden, and Santi View Point, Sikkim Research Institute of Tibetology, Dodurl Chorten, Government Institute of Cottage Industry (Closed on Sunday, 2nd Saturday), Orchid House Flower Show. After lunch visit Tashi View Point, Ganesh Tok and Bakthang Falls. Back to hotel and free evening to roam around M G Marg Mall for shopping. Overnight at Gangtok.

Day 7: Gangtok to Tsongo Lake with Baba Mandir Excursion – 52kms in 3hrs - One way (Timing: 7.30AM to 2.30PM). After breakfast drive to Tsongo Lake (Alt 12000ft/3600M), a high altitude alpine lake close to Indo-China Border. Enjoy playing in snow and try Yak Ride and proceed further to Legendary Baba Harbhajan Singh Mandir. Back to Hotel for late Lunch.
Optional tour to Nathula Pass (Alt 14000Ft / 4200M) on China Border can also be arranged (Except Mon, Tue) for Indian Nationals only with 30 Days Advance Request at an additional cost. Afternoon is free for personal activities. Overnight at Gangtok.

Day 8: Gangtok to Kalimpong, 80kms in 2.5hrs – Check out from Gangtok and drive to Kalimpong (Alt 4175Ft / 1250M). On arrival check in at Hotel.
Half Day Kalimpong City Tour. Local tour in Kalimpong with visits to Graham’s Home, Delo View Point, Pine View orchid nursery. Afternoon stroll in the local market and walk through the lonely Rinkingpong road. Overnight at Kalimpong.

Day 9: Kalimpong to Bagdogra Airport / NJP Station, 75kms in 2hrs – Check out from Kalimpong and drive back to NJP/Bagdogra. Farewell and tour ends.