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Association of Buddhist Tour Operators (ABTO) Convention, Kushinagar | Rangan Datta
Association of Buddhist Tour Operators (ABTO) is an association aimed at promoting Buddhist Tourism in South, Southeast Asia and beyond. They had their 6th Convention in Kushinagar along with a FAM tour covering Kushinagar and Lumbani
Pune Zero Stone, a failed conservation and landscaping project | Rangan Datta
Zero point or zero mile stones afre points from which distance of a city is measured. After the completion of the Great Trigonometrical Survey (GTS) in 1871 about 80 cites were marked with the zero point and few of them have survived including the one in Pune.
Bidar, the mighty citadel of the Deccan | Rangan Datta
Bidar is a non-descript town in the north-eastern corner of Karnataka, bordering Telangana. The mighty citadel of Bidar flourished under the patronage of the Bahamani and Barid Shahi rulers, who turned it into one of the most formidable citadels of medieval south India.
Kozhikamuthi Elephant Camp, Topslip, Annamalai Tiger Reserve | Rangan Datta
Kozhikamuthi Elephant Camp Topslip, Annamalai Tiger Reserve, Tamil Nadu Also see: FAM Trip of Tamil Nadu 2022 News of wild elephants going on rampage in agricultural fields and attacking humans are quiet common in different parts of India. No wonder with the increasing human population the wild elephants are losing their ground. They often make…
Bhot Bagan, Howarah Buddhist Monastery with a tumultuous history | Rangan Datta
Bhot Bagan, literally meaning the Tibetan Garden, is the first Tibetan Buddhist Monastery in the plains of India. It dates back to 1780s and from the very beginning Bhot Bagan has been a place of mixed religion combing Hinduism and Buddhism along with tantric practices.
Cossimbazar, colonial mansions, cemeteries and church | Rangan Datta
The non-descript settlement of Cossimbazar is sandwiched between Murshidabad and Berhampore. Once a busy river port and a flourishing trading center it presently lives in the shadows of its more famous historic counterpart Murshidabad. Only a handful of tourist who visits Murshidabad makes it to Cossimbazar, which have all elements of an independent tourist destination.