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Top places to travel in India You Should Visit.From 800 years old Ramappa Temple to The Mountain Trains of Himachal: The Astonishing Heritage of India.

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From 800 years old Ramappa Temple   to The Mountain   Trains of Himachal: The Astonishing Heritage of India Hello guys! Today on the occasion of World Heritage Day, we are going to talk about India’s rich heritage! From 800 year old temples to mountain trains, from mini pyramids to 1000 years old baolis. Importance These thousands of years old structures are not only simple buildings made by our genius ancestors. These monuments tell the story of their bravery, courage, life and tradition. Today India has 42 world heritage sites, being soon 5 entries in UNESCO world heritage list. Let’s dive into some of them. --- 1. Ramappa Temple, Telangana The interesting thing about this temple is that it is famous by the name of its craftsman (Ramappa) not king! It is 800 years old. Its construction began in 1213 and took 40 years. 2. Moidams, Assam In Assam lie the ‘mini pyramids’ of India. Maidams are situated at the foothills of Patkai mo...
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The Great Post Dive: World's Top 10 Deepest Post-Boxes

The Great Post Box Dive: Top 10 Deepest Post Boxes in the World Hey there, fellow postal enthusiasts! Have you ever wondered how deep a post box can go? Like, seriously deep? We're talking "I-dropped-my-letter-and-now-it's-on-its-way-to-the-center-of-the-Earth" deep? Well, wonder no more! We've dug up (pun intended) the top 10 deepest post boxes in the world, and we're excited to share them with you. But before we dive in (okay, we'll stop with the postal puns now), let's set the stage: these post boxes are so deep, you'll need a snorkel (or a submersible) to reach the bottom. 1. The Mariana Trench Post Box (36,000 feet deep) Located in the deepest part of the ocean, this post box is for the most adventurous (or reckless) letter senders. Just don't expect a reply anytime soon. [ Meme: A picture of a snail mail logo with a scuba tank and flippers ] 2. The Kola Superdeep Borehole Post Box (40,230 feet deep) This Russian post box is literally a ho...
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