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General cities products geographical points landmarks culture books Other Media States Andhra Pradesh Hyderabad, "rice bowl of India" Deccan plateau, Nagarjuna Sagar Dam, Hyderabadi cuisine, Indian Tales (Shenaaz Nanji) Dances of India , vol 4 Visakhapatnam, Krishna River, Tirumala temple Kuchipudi dance, Vijayawada Godavari River, Seshendra (poet Eastern ghats, Belum nominated for Nobel caves, Borra caves prize in 2004), Burra Katha (storytelling) Arunachal Pradesh Itanagar, Tawang agriculture (jhum), Himalayas, broadleaf Ledo-Burma Road, Inner Line Permits Fables and Folk Tales of Arunachal Pradesh (Firma KLM) forest products forests Tawang Buddhist (ILP), 30-50 Monastery, Kameng languages, tribes Elephant Reserve Assam Dispur tea, silk, petroleum, Brahmaputra River Kaziranga and Manas Bihu festivals, cane Folk Tales of Assam (Mira Pakrasi) animal conservation (braided river) (World Heritage and bamboo crafts, (rhinoceros, tiger, sites), Rang Ghar Hastividyarnava elephant pavillion, Mauryan illustrated Stupas manuscript, Gamosa, Sattriya dance Bihar Patna, Bodh Gaya service, litchi Grand Trunk Road, Mahabidhi Temple Magadha (Mauryan Dances of India , vol 5 Ganges River (UNESCO World Empire), Gupta Heritage site), Dynasty, Sher Shah Buddhist Vihara, Suri (rupee), Nalanda & Champaran Vikramshila Satyagraha, Rajendra Universities Prasad, Madubani painting, Bismillah Khan, Buddhism Chhattisgarh Raipur minerals (iron ore, Rihand River, Wildlife sanctuaries Kosa silk, Padavani steel, aluminum) Mahanadi River, folk songs Godavari River (Mahabharata tales) Goa Panaji, Vasco da rice, coconut, Western Ghats, Wildlife sanctuaries, Portuguese, St Francis The Magic Of Maya (Nandita da Cunha) Gama, Margao bamboo; tourism; Sonsogor mtn; Bom Jesus Basilica Xavier, Lata iron ore Mandovi, Zuari, and convents (World Mangeshkar (singer), Terekhol & Chapora Heritage site), Tiatr dramas rivers Fontainhas, Mangueshi Temple, Naval Aviation Museum Gujarat Gandhinagar, cotton, cement, salt, Lothal, Dholavira, Dwarakadheesh Gandhi, Parsis, Bhavai Gandhi (Primo Levi) Gandhi (movie) Ahmedabad, milk Great Rann of Kutch, temple, Palitana Parsis: The Zoroastrians of India: A Photographic Journey (Sooni Dances of India , vol 6 Vadodara, wildlife sanctuaries temples, Somnath Taraporevala) Porbandar, Rajkot temple, Modhera Sun Indian Tales (Shenaaz Nanji) temple, Shankheshwar temples, Sidi Saiyyid mosque, Makar Sankranti, Laxmi Vilas Palace Haryana Chandigarh, Panipat, foodgrain, milk, Yamuna River, Mahabharata at Mahabharata (Namita Gokhale) Gurgaon vehicle Ghaggar (seasonal) Kurukshetra and manufacturing river Panipat(epic battles), Dhaj Ror Kumar, Swami Ramdev (yoga), Kalpana Chawla (astronaut), Om Puri (actor) Himachal Pradesh Shimla hydro-electricity, Satluj, Beas, Ravi, 12 national parks and Anglo-Sikh Plain Tales from the Hills (Rudyard Kipling) tourism, agriculture, Chenab and Yamuna sanctuaries, War/British Punjab handicrafts rivers, Himalayas, Chintpurni broadleaf forests Jammu and Kashmir Jammu, Srinagar agriculture, silk Himalayas, Pir Panjal Vaishno Devi temple, semi-autonomous, Salima Lives in Kashmir (Anna Riwkin-Brick) farms, saffron, mts, Karakoram-West Amarnath caves, shikara boats, sapphire Tibetan Plateau alpine Gulmarg resort, steppe,Jhelum, Indus, Shalimar gardens Tawi, Ravi and Chenab rivers Jharkhand Ranchi, Jamshedpur, minerals, forest Jharikhanda (forest), Betla National Park, Folktales of Jharkhand (Rachna Bhola) Dhanbad, Bokaro resources Chhota Nagpur Palamau Tiger Steel City Plateau; Koel, Reserves, Hazaribag Damodar, Brahmani, Wildlife Sanctuary, Kharkai and Bokaro Steel City Subarnarekha rivers Karnataka Bangalore, Hampi, manufacturing, Sharavathi river, Jog Mallikarjuna and Carnatic and Folktales of Karnataka (Rachna Bhola) Dances of India, vol 4 Belur, biotechnology, falls, western ghats, Kashi Vishwanatha Hindustani music Shrevanabelagola flowers/plants, silk Mullayanagiri hills, temples, Hampi (Purandara Dasa), (World Heritage Yakshagana dance sites), Shikharji Kerala Thiruvananthapuram, emigrants (sending Lakshwadeep Sea, Agasthyamalai and Koodiyattom theater, Krishna and the Ducks, Turtle Tales, Sethu Learns to Smile, Dances of India, vol 6 Palakkad, Malabar, money home), Western Ghats, Nilgiri Biosphere Kathakali theater Birdman, Mallika and the Cobra, Unni's Story, Living Dreams, Kochi (Cochin) agriculture wetlands (Ramsar Reserves, {aradesi Tiger Charmer, When the Mountains Laughed (all by Vinitha Convention), Pamba Synagogue, Ramchandani - Kerala Mystique) River Padamanabhapuram Indian Tales (Shenaaz Nanji) Fort Madhya Pradesh Bhopal (capital), soybeans Satpura Range, Sanchi Stupa, Mauryan Dynasty - Ashoka (Anant Pai) Asoka (2001 Bollywood film) Indore Narmada River, Khajuraho, Ashoka Dances of India, vol 6 Vindhya Range, Bandhavgarh National Park; Devi Jagadambi Temple, Buddhist Monuments at Sanchi, Rock Shelters of Bhimbetka (World Heritage sites) Maharashtra Mumbai (capital), business capital of Ajanta Caves, hill Gateway of India, Bollywood The Road to Mumbai (Ruth Jeyaveeran) Pune, Nagpur, India, Bollywood stations, Lonar Lake Nashik, Aurangabad, Sangli Manipur Imphal, Loktak Lake Shree Govindajee Ras Lila dance, mukna Fables and Folktales of Manipur (G K Ghosh) Dances of India , vol 5 Temple (wrestling) Meghalaya Shillong, Cherrapunji potato, rice Khasi, Jaintia, Garo rainfall record, Fables and Folktales of Meghalaya (Firma KLM) Hills; Umiam Lake, Adivasi Krem Liat Prah cave, Nohkalikai falls Mizoram Aizawl (capital), bamboo, agriculture Chhimtuipui River, majority Christian Fables and Folktales of Mizoram (G K Ghosh) Dances of India , vol 6 Lunglei Palak Lake (highest percentage) Nagaland Kohima (capital), agriculture (rice, Naga Hills, Indian Tales (Shenaaz Nanji) Last One Standing (re Aki Kiti) Dimapur, corn), forestry Brahmaputra Valley Fables and Folk Tales of Nagaland (Ghosh Shulka) Orissa Bhubaneshwar coal, iron ore, Mahanadi River, Hirakud Dam, Odia literature, Odissi Six Acres and a Third (Fakir Mohan Senapati) Dances of India , vol 3, 4 and 5 (capital), Cuttack, Chilka Lake Jagannath Temple, dance, Chhau dance The Little Book of Hindu Deities (Sanjay Patel) Puri, Paradip Konark Sun Semple Ramayana: Divine Loophole (Sanjay Patel) Punjab Chandigarh (capital), wheat "Land of Five Rivers", Harmandir Sahib, Sikh majority, Indian Tales (Shenaaz Nanji) Dances of India , vol 5 Ludhiana, Amritsar, Siwalik Range Anandpur Sahib, Bhangra The Warrior Princess 1&2 (Harjit Singh) Jalandhar Harappa Sikh Stories (Anita Ganeri) Kim (Rudyard Kipling) Tales of the Punjab (Flora Annie Steel) Rajasthan Jaipur (capital), Wheat, cotton, Thar Desert, Aravalli Mehrangarh Fort, Rajputs, Ghoomar Indian Tales (Shenaaz Nanji) Dances of India , vol 6 Jodhpur, Chittorgarh tobacco, food oil, Range, Luni River, Chittorgarh Fort, dance, The Reluctant Rajput (Richard Moverley) polyester fiber Chambal River, Umaid Bhawan Finders Keepers? (Robert Arnett) Ghaggar River Palace, Kalibanga ruins Sikkim Gangtok cardamom Kangchenjunga Mtn, Rumtek Monastery The Black Hat Dances (Luree Miller) Himalayas, Teesta and Rangeet Rivers, Tsongmo Lake, hot springs Tamil Nadu Chennai, rice, mango, banana, South Western Ghats, Madurai Meenakshi Dravidian Village Life in India (Steve Brace) Dances of India , vol 3 and 6 Mahabalipuram, flowers Temple, Rathas, architecture, Carnatic Madurai, Coimbatore Srivilliputtur Andal music, Temple, Shore Bharatanatyam dance Temple, Brihadeshwara Temple Tripura Agartala rice, tea, rubber Manu River Ujjayanta Palace Fables and Folk Tales of Tripura (G K Ghosh) The Prince and the Polestar (Kosa Ely) Uttar Pradesh Lucknow, Kanpur, agriculture, tourism Vindhya Hills, Ganges Taj Mehal, Agra Fort Ravi Shankar, Mughal The Illustrated Premchand: Selected Short Stories Dances of India , vol 1 and 2 Agra, Delhi, Aligarh River Empire, Kathak dance The Foolish Men of Agra (Rina Singh) Indian Tales (Shenaaz Nanji) Uttarakhand Dehradun, Haldwani, Himalayas, Ganga and Jageshwar temples, Nainital Yamuna rivers Har ki Pauri, Valley of Flowers National Park West Bengal Kolkata, jute, rice Ganges River, Tipu Sultan Mosque, Gopal Bhar, The Oxford India Illustrated Children's Tagore Dances of India , vol 5 Sundarbans mangrove Dakshineswar Kali Rabindranath Tagore, forest Temple Mother Teresa Union Territories Andaman and Nicobar Islands Port Blair rice, coconut 2004 Tsunami Death in the Andamans (M M Kaye) Persistent Rumours (Lee Langley) Chandigarh architecture Dadra and Nagar Haveli Daman and Diu Lakshadweep coconut atolls and reefs National Capital Territory of Delhi Red Fort, Qutb Minar, Grk Smells a Rat (Joshua Doder) Humayun's Tomb, Akshardham Temple, Jama Mosque Puducherry God's Mischief (M Mukundan) A House in Pondicherry (Lee Langley) Life of Pi (Yann Martel).
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  • Best Religious Sites in Goa"

    Best Religious Sites in Goa"

    "Best Religious Sites in Goa" Created by: Cityseeker 14 Locations Bookmarked Shree Shantadurga Temple "Peace-maker" Shree Shantadurga Temple is located in the village of Kavlem in Ponda. Built in 1713, this temple is considered to be the largest temple in Goa. Devoted to the Goddess Shantadurga or Jagdamba, the temple contains a large idol of Shantadurga, or the Goddess of Peace. You will find her idol standing between the fiery statues of Gods Vishnu and Shiva so as to quell the brewing quarrel between them. ,Like other temples in Goa, this one, too, has an annual jatra held during the month of February. This temple also has provision for lodging called agrashalas to aid devotees. +91 832 231 2557 shreeshantadurga.com [email protected] Shantadurga Devasthan, om Ponda Safa Masjid "Histroric Mosque" The Safa Masjid at Ponda is 'one' Islamic structure in the city to have withstood the Portuguese and the Maratha rule. This mosque was built in the early 1560s by Ibhrahim Adilshah, the then Sultan of Bijapur. Famous for its architecture, the mosque is a 'single chambered' structure with complete laterite flooring, carpet paintings and scripts from the Holy Quran adorning the walls from within. The main prayer hall at the mosque is open only for Muslim devotees. Muslims in and around the city assemble at the mosque during Ramadan, the Id-ul-Fitr, the Friday afternoon prayers and other community celebrations. +91 832 222 3412 (Tourist Information) Safa Masjid Main Road, Off National Highway 4, Ponda Shri Mangesh Devasthan (Shri Mangueshi Temple) "In Memory of Lord Shiva" An entrance lined up with local vendors selling incense, flowers and other devotional offerings, and a flight of bricked steps dotted with clay lamps lead you to one of the most visited religious sites in South Goa, the Mangueshi Temple.