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Bhangarh Fort in Rajasthan is one of the most haunted places in the world and certainly the most haunted places in India today. There are lots of haunted stories about this fort. The locals are extremely afraid of this place and do not wish to talk about it.

by Shalu Sharma on Sunday, September 1st, 2013 | 37 Comments Visiting India will not be complete without visiting an Indian home. If you intend to visit India and planning to visit someone at their home then here are some do's and don'ts.

Shalu Sharma is a native speaker of Hindi. Originally from the Hindi heartland of Bihar; she has lived in Patna, Varanasi and Delhi, and traveled extensively in India and around the world.

I am a fan of with Alexandra Kovacova of crazysexyfuntraveler.com. She has been travelling as a child and she has covered many countries around the world. Although she has not visited India like some of my other interviewees yet, she says she will visit the country very soon. Read her interview here.

The good thing about India is that, it has a large number of English speaking population and this number is increasing. No matter where you go in India, you are bound to meet people who will know English (at least to a certain degree), making communication easy in India.

by Shalu Sharma on Tuesday, December 10th, 2013 | 1 Comment I have been to many countries but I have to admit, India has to be one of the coolest countries in the world. Living in India has been a great experience and certainly has its advantages. Basically India prepares you for everything.

Varanasi, an acclaimed city in India is frequented by crowds of voyagers form over the globe. From the religiously slanted to the otherworldly minded, to the new age modern yoga, from the specialists of aged history to the present day Agoris. Varanasi, it is said, pushes a practically mysterious draw on all earthly beings.

This book can be read by children of all reading ages. It assumes no prior knowledge of Hinduism. Adults too will find the book useful especially those who are looking for answers to complex Hindu practices or those who are polishing their skills on Hindu religious matters.

There is no doubt that travelling to India requires a little bit of preparation. Even Indians can find India overwhelming. In this book, "Essential India Travel Guide: Travel Tips And Practical Information" I have compiled the important issues faced by foreign tourists in India.

India For Kids: Amazing Facts About India. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HBSNOXO

Who doesn't like going on holidays! Some of us like to sit in the sun for hours, be it on the beach or enjoying skiing. Sadly, while we are lazing away in the sun, the solar ultraviolet radiation (UVR) of the very sun we are enjoying can actually cause damage to our DNA.

Who doesn't like going on holidays! Some of us like to sit in the sun for hours, be it on the beach or enjoying skiing. Sadly, while we are lazing away in the sun, the solar ultraviolet radiation (UVR) of the very sun we are enjoying can actually cause damage to our DNA.

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