Famous Cities part 11

Famous Cities part 11

Famous Cities part 11

642. Parambikulam Tiger Reserve – Known for its rich wildlife and natural beauty.

643. Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary – A popular sanctuary in Kerala.

644. Athirappilly – Known as the "Niagara of India," a stunning waterfall in Kerala.

645. Sabarimala – Famous for its temple, a major pilgrimage site in Kerala.

646. Rishikesh – Famous for yoga and the Ganges River.

647. Haridwar – A major pilgrimage city with the Ganga Aarti.

648. Dehradun – Capital of Uttarakhand, known for its educational institutions.

649. Nainital – A picturesque hill station famous for its lakes.

650. Mussoorie – Popular hill station in Uttarakhand.

651. Almora – Known for its natural beauty and historic temples.

652. Ranikhet – Known for its colonial architecture and scenic views.

653. Bageshwar – Famous for its temples and the confluence of rivers.

654. Champawat – Known for its ancient temples and natural beauty.

655. Pithoragarh – A hill town near the Himalayas, known for its trekking routes.

656. Kausani – A hill station offering panoramic views of the Himalayas.

657. Jim Corbett National Park – India’s first national park and famous for tigers.

658. Rajaji National Park – A sanctuary known for its wildlife and scenic beauty.

659. Har Ki Dun – A valley offering picturesque trekking experiences.

660. Valley of Flowers – UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its alpine flowers.

661. Tungnath – Famous as the highest temple dedicated to Lord Shiva.

662. Raghunath Temple – Located in Jammu, known for its religious significance.

663. Vaishno Devi – A famous Hindu pilgrimage site in Jammu & Kashmir.

664. Amarnath Cave – A sacred Hindu shrine located in Jammu & Kashmir.

665. Jammu – The winter capital of Jammu & Kashmir, known for its temples.

666. Mansar Lake – A sacred lake near Jammu.

667. Patnitop – A hill station near Udhampur in Jammu & Kashmir.

668. Tungnath – Highest temple dedicated to Lord Shiva.

669. Badrinath – A prominent pilgrimage site in Uttarakhand.

670. Kedarnath – Famous Hindu pilgrimage site in Uttarakhand.

671. Haridwar – Known for its holy Ganga Aarti.

672. Rishikesh – Popular for yoga and adventure activities.

673. Dehradun – The capital of Uttarakhand, famous for its natural beauty.

674. Mussoorie – A popular hill station known as the "Queen of Hills."675.

Nainital – A charming hill station famous for its lakes.

676. Almora – Known for scenic beauty and historical temples.

677. Ranikhet – Known for its colonial architecture and views of the Himalayas.

678. Bageshwar – A historical and spiritual town in Uttarakhand.

679. Rishikesh – Famous for its spiritual significance and adventure tourism.

680. Chardham – A group of four sacred pilgrimage sites in Uttarakhand.

681. Kullu – Famous for temples and scenic valleys in Himachal Pradesh.

682. Manali – A hill station known for skiing and scenic landscapes.

683. Shimla – The capital of Himachal Pradesh, known for its colonial charm.

684. Dharamshala – Famous for its Tibetan culture and monasteries.

685. Kangra – Known for temples and ancient fortresses.

686. Palampur – Known for its tea gardens and scenic views.

687. Solan – A hill station in Himachal Pradesh, known for its natural beauty.

688. Kullu – Known for its ancient temples and picturesque valleys.

689. Chamba – A town known for its temples and historical significance.

690. Dalhousie – A hill station known for its British colonial architecture.

691. Khajjiar – Known as the "Mini Switzerland of India."692.

Mandi – Famous for its temples and beautiful landscapes.

693. Kangra Valley – Known for its tea gardens and temples.

694. Chail – Known for its hill station and the Chail Palace.

695. Naggar – Known for its ancient temples and the Naggar Castle.

696. Rohtang Pass – Famous mountain pass near Manali, popular for snow activities.

697. Spiti Valley – Known for its Buddhist culture and remote beauty.

698. Lahaul Valley – Famous for its scenic beauty and monasteries.

699. Nako – A small village in Himachal Pradesh, famous for its monastery.

700. Tirthan Valley – Known for its trekking routes and natural beauty.

701. Kullu – Famous for its temples and scenic valleys in Himachal Pradesh.

702. Manali – A popular hill station, known for skiing and scenic beauty.

703. Shimla – Capital of Himachal Pradesh, known for its colonial architecture.

704. Dharamshala – Famous for Tibetan culture, monasteries, and as the home of the Dalai Lama.

705. Kangra – Known for the708.

Chamba – A town known for its temples and ancient fortresses.

709. Dalhousie – A hill station with colonial-era architecture and scenic views.

710. Khajjiar – Known as the "Mini Switzerland of India," famous for its meadows.

711. Mandi – Known for its temples and beautiful landscapes.

712. Kangra Valley – Known for its tea gardens, temples, and rich culture.

713. Chail – A hill station famous for the Chail Palace.

714. Naggar – Known for its historic Naggar Castle and temples.

715. Rohtang Pass – A popular mountain pass near Manali, famous for snow activities.

716. Spiti Valley – Known for its Buddhist culture, monasteries, and remote beauty.

717. Lahaul Valley – Famous for its scenic landscapes and Buddhist monasteries.

718. Nako – A small village famous for its monastery and high-altitude beauty.

719. Tirthan Valill station famous for its colonial architecture and forests.

723. Chandigarh – The joint capital of Haryana and Punjab, known for its architecture.

724. Amritsar – Known for the Golden Temple, a significant Sikh pilgrimage site.

725. Ludhiana – Industrial city famous for its textile and agricultural industries.

726. Patiala – Known for its royal palaces and the famous Patiala Peg.

727. Jalandhar – Known for its sports equipment industry and historical significance.

728. Bathinda – Famous for its historical places, including forts and temples.

729. Mohali – Known for its sports infrastructure and proximity to Chandigarh.

730. Moga – Famous for its historical places and agricultural produce.

731. Rupnagar – Known for the Ropar Wetland and ancient ruins.

732. Hoshiarpur – Known for its ancient temples and natural beauty.

733. Firozpur – Famous for its historical significance and as a major military base.

734. Barnala – A city known for its agriculture and rural economy.

735. Zira – Known for its agricultural output and rural beauty.

736. Tarn Taran – Famous for the historical Gurudwara Tarn Taran Sahib.

737. Kapurthala – Known for its palaces, gardens, and royal history.

738. Sultanpur Lodhi – Known for its historical significance in Sikh history.

739. Patiala – Famous for its palaces, gardens, and the traditional Patiala Peg.

740. Chandigarh – Known for its planned city design by architect Le Corbusier.

741. Mohali – Known for its sports infrastructure and proximity to Chandigarh.

742. Amritsar – Home to the Golden Temple and the historical Jallianwala Bagh.

743. Ludhiana – Industrial city famous for its textile industry and agricultural sector.

744. Bathinda – Known for its thermal power plants, historical fort, and temples.

745. Jalandhar – Famous for its sports goods industry and educational institutions.

Conclusion

746. Srinagar – Famous for its lakes, gardens, and the houseboats of Dal Lake.

747. Jammu – Known for its temples like Vaishno Devi and historical significance.

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