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Bhavnagar

About Bhavnagar City

The lapping waves of the Gulf of Khambat along with the majestic splendour of art and architecture acquaint one to the most royal city of Gujarat. Bhavnagar located at the Southern tip of Peninsula Gujarat with its principle port Gogha as the entrance to the Gulf of Cambay, has been a predominant city for trade and commerce. The city known for being pioneer in rural children and women’s education field is also lauded for their efforts in social welfare. The glimmering shine of gems to grandiose of the historical structures, vibrant bazzars flaunting the glory of textile artisans to the finesse of the silversmiths, centuries of ocean trade to the effervescent entrepreneurship spirit, this city offers ample amount of diversity for any tourist or visitor. Delicately carved wooden pillars to facades of the merchant houses display the magnificence and opulent taste and fervor of the inhabitants whereas the buzzing markets and the industries state the enterprising zeal of the populace.

Nice to know

Bhavanagar is also known as the Sanskari Kendra or the Cultural city and is identified for its cultural ingenuity and the literary laureates who were born and reside in the city.

Things to do

• Takhteshwar Temple - located on a small hill. This temple provides good views of the city and the Gulf of Cambay.
• Velavadar National Park is one of the best national park in India
• Gaurishankar Lake is a very popular place for the evening stroll, picnic and bird watching.
• Gandhi Smriti and Barton museum belongs to the 1895 AD. This museum has a fine collection.
• Barton Library is a beautiful two storey building, appropriately designed for a road junction.
• Nilambagh Palace is a heritage hotel in Bhavnagar.
• Gangajalia temple is dedicated to Ganga Devi. This temple is built in white marble located in the middle of a former tank.
• Victoria park was the famous game reserve.
• Alang is situated on the coast between Bhavnagar and Talaja. Alang is the India's largest ship.

Oct-Jan is the best time to visit Bhavnagar

Aizawl

About Aizawl City

Neatly tucked in the beautiful North East, Aizawl is home to the Mizoram State Museum, along with being the cultural and religious capital of the Mizos. Among one of the oldest cities in the north eastern region of India, with an elevated setting and breathtaking views, Aizawl is a peaceful little town even though it's the capital of the state. It would be probably one of the most peaceful state capitals in India. Aizawl, pronounced eye-zole, is a perfect place to relax while enjoying the local food and culture. Home to the Mizoram State Museum and few other tourist complexes, tourists have few options to enjoy a sightseeing tour in the city. Apart from these, one can take a tour to the nearby hilly areas of Hmuifang, Tamdil Lake and Chanmari.

Nice to know - You'll love Aizawl for Greenery, Peace, Culture, Landscapes, Food, Art and Crafts, Flora and Fauna, Mountains capes. Watchout for Nightlife

Things to visit and do

• Durtlang Hills - Providing a panoramic view of the hill station, the Durtlang Hills are famous for the breathtaking views they provide whilst on the rocky trek trail.
• Reiek - Not just a tourist resort, Reiek with its lush green temperate forests is home to a wide range of wildlife, primarily hill birds like the rare Peregrine falcon.
• Mizoram State Museum
• Vantawang Falls
• KV Paradise
• Hmuifang Tiang
• Solomon Temple
• Falkawn Village
• Salvation Army Temple
• Dampa Tiger Reserve
• Phawngpui Peak
• Saiha

Best time to visit - throughout the year is the best time to visit Aizawl

Aizawl can be visited throughout the year. The summers are pleasant with maximum temperatures touching 25 degrees Celsius, while the winters are a little colder with temperature occasionally dropping to 3-4 degrees Celsius.

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