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T h e G o l d e n T r i a n g l e T o u r I n d i a
{East India Golden Triangle} {South India Golden Triangle} {Tamil Nadu Golden Triangle}
{Golden Triangle Delhi - Jaipur - Agra}
About
East India Golden Triangle Tour -
Bhubaneswar - Konark - Puri
East has always been associated with
spiritual growth and a forte of Hindu religion. Golden Triangle of East India is
golden because of the divinity and tranquility that is attached to this tour
package. It comprises of Puri, one of the four major pilgrimage sites of
Hinduism; Konark, which boasts of a world heritage site of the unique Sun Temple
and Bhubaneshwar, the very name of which has been derived from the Sanskrit word
'Tribhuvaneswara' (which means 'One who is the god of all the three worlds
including heaven, earth and hell' and is a reference to Lord Shiva).
[B O O K T H I S
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Bhubaneshwar -

Bhubaneswar, popularly known as the 'Temple City of India', is said to be the
seat of Tribhubaneswar or 'Lord Lingaraj' (a form of Lord Shiva). An important
Hindu pilgrimage centre, hundreds of temples have become an integral part of the
landscape of the Old Town, which once boasted of more than 2000 temples. It was
here that the temple building activities of Orissan style bloomed from a mere
conception to a full-fledged art over a period of over one thousand years.
Konark
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Konark is better known for its Sun Temple dedicated to the Sun God or Surya. A
masterpiece of Orissa's medieval architecture, it has been chosen as a United
Nations (UNESCO) World Heritage Site. The city of Konark derives its name from
Konarka, the presiding deity of the Sun Temple. The word 'Konarka' is actually a
combination of two words, kona means corner and arka means sun, and hence, the
word 'Konarka' means 'the sun of the corner'. Once a bustling port with good
maritime trade relations with Southeast Asian countries, Konark was one of the
earliest centres of Sun worshipping in India.
Puri -
Puri as known to the Hindus all over the world as a religious center and for the
good stretch of the white sand beaches on the banks of Bay of Bengal. The easy
accessibility of the city, wide beaches that offer breathtaking view of sunrise
and sunset, fishing farms where the traditional methods of fishing are still
used by the local fishermen and fabulous resorts make it an important tourist
destination. Thousands of pilgrims flock to the place to visit the famous temple
of Lord Jagannath and the annual Rath yatra festival. The Jagannath Temple is
one of the four most important Hindu pilgrimage sites or the Char Dham, the
other three being Dwarka, Badrinath, and Rameshwaram.
Gather what is best of North India that has been the political centre of the vast country in the least possible time by availing the fabulous 'Golden Triangle' tour package.