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Marvel at the ancient architecture, stunning stonework and carvings of Hindu deities at this historic monolithic pink granite temple.

Take a break from the city in this garden paradise, where natural landscaping and diverse plant displays complement its historic buildings.

Visit one of Mumbai’s most-loved beaches, which is famous for its fairground attractions and fortunetellers, sunsets, street food and a celebration of Lord Ganesh.

Relax amid the picturesque confines of this peaceful park, spot interesting hedge sculptures and enjoy sweeping views of one of Mumbai’s most-loved beaches.

Visit one of Mumbai’s most-loved beaches, which is famous for its fairground attractions and fortunetellers, sunsets, street food and a celebration of Lord Ganesh.

Stroll around a holy water tank and listen to the enchanting sounds of devotional song as you move between centuries-old temples and spot statues of deities.

Spot interesting statues and artwork and relax amid pristine gardens at this serene temple, set within an attractive university campus.

This memorial park stands as a poignant memorial to the pilgrims and festival-goers who lost their lives during a notorious 20th-century massacre.

Visit one of Mumbai’s most-loved beaches, which is famous for its fairground attractions and fortunetellers, sunsets, street food and a celebration of Lord Ganesh.

Visit a planned, streamlined metropolis that features the work of architect Le Corbusier and gardens decorated with everything from roses to recycled debris.

Smell the heady scents and admire the colors of a vast collection of rose species that fill this beautiful garden.

Right in the heart of beautiful Madikeri, this historic fort features traditional sculptures and striking colonial architecture.

Wander this magical sculpture garden, which was born from a dumping ground, and admire the abstract and wonderful statuettes that were created from recycled waste.

This memorial park stands as a poignant memorial to the pilgrims and festival-goers who lost their lives during a notorious 20th-century massacre.

After a day exploring Chandigarh\'s bustling streets, take a stroll around this man-made lake that attracts artists, fishermen and boaters.