Mountains : Backbone of indian tourism.

Indian tourism sector plays an important role in contributing to GDP of inda. It's share in GDP of india is 10%. I am a mountain guy & i love to discover various places located on the lap of mountains, learning about their culture lifestyle & much more. In my opinion, why i see mountains as backbone of the tourism industry as they are the natural resource to the tourism.

People in world admire the beauty of mountains & peope love to go there in search of peace, click wildlife photos, experience the fragrance of the woods & much more, snowfall attracts more tourists in the mountains. Winter sports are attraction in the winters which provides activities like skiing, ice skating & much more.

One can experience skiing in auli in uttrakhand in winters. Himachal pradesh gives you the best experience of winter sports like ice skating, skiing, heli skiing, mountaineering etc in places like shimla, kufri, manali & narkanda.

Other activities like paragliding, rafting, bungee jumping trekking & camping are most common interest of people for which they often visit the mountain regions of our country mountains are for the people who wants to live their life to the fullest & who are hardcore adventurers.

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Jaunsar - The land of witches

Every child is fond of listening to stories, specially if the story is mysterious. When i was a child, my nanaji used to tell me stories of many mysterious places in uttrakhand. One of the heated topic on those stories were of jaunsar, a place in uttrakhand where people believe witches exist. The story, that i remember from my nanaji's side is that once my nanaji's grandfather went to jaunsar for development of roads. Hence he wondered that all the stories from jaunsar were a myth & other engineers were not ready to go there, he got ready for the project of jaunsar. The day he reached jaunsar a cat tried to enter the flat alloted to him, which looked a little bigger than the normal cat. While the cat was trying to enter through the window, he threw wooden photo frame on the cat. He was really terrified by the cat because of it's abnormal size, he had understood that it was one of the witches of jaunsar. The next day when he woke up he noticed that one of the woman ...

khait - country of angels

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Kuldhara : The haunted village

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