Ghumo Firo India

Who wouldn’t like to know more and more about the great Indian leader Gandhi who led India to the path of victory and who is an epitome of non-violence. Today, it is difficult to imagine resorting to mild measures to get something as important as a freedom of a country in motion, but Gandhiji’s principles are observed and followed by many and they are successful in emulating his ways. So a visit to the Gandhi Ashram, or the Sabarmati Ashram would surely give more such reasons for us to be proud of belonging to the country led by this great national leader. It happens with many visitors that they face problem due to lack of awareness about the place. So to avoid such issues it’s better to follow the Gujarat Tourist Guide properly. Visiting the Sabarmati Ashram was always an attraction for me as I like to be in the tranquil surroundings of this great place. Situated on the banks of the River Sabarmati , the Sabarmati Ashram is around 4 miles from the Town Hall. This is one of the

Yamunotri, a holy place of Uttarakhand lies on the west of the Garhwal Himalayas. The Dham is situated on the bank of the River Yamuna which is known as the second holy river in India. Yamunotri is one of the pilgrimages of Char Dham Yatra and is the first stop off of the Yatra. Yamuna is considered as Yami in Vedas which means lady of life and the goddess Yamuna is the daughter of Sun and is a twin of Yama which means god of death. Yamunotri originates from a frozen lake and Champasar Glacier which is located at an altitude of 4421metres above the sea level. Dating back to early 19th century, Yamunotri temple got reconstructed after suffering a severe loss due to a heavy destructive earthquake. The whole environment looks spiritual where devotees can be seen taking dips into the River Yamuna and preparing rice and potatoes as a Prasad to offer the black idol of goddess Yamuna. Like other Pilgrimages of Hindu, Yamunotri also Holds Many Legends about its Origin:  Legend 1- Devot