Friday, 14 September 2018
Rishikesh Day Tour : 5 Most Amazing Things to do in Rishikesh.Rishikesh...
Rishikesh Day Tour : 5 Most Amazing Things to do in Rishikesh.Rishikesh...: 5 Most Amazing Things to do in Rishikesh. Rishikesh Day Tour. 1- Photography Tour Rishikesh is a stunning place for the photogra...
5 Most Amazing Things to do in Rishikesh.Rishikesh Day Tour.
Rishikesh is a stunning place for the photographer. Photography tour in Rishikesh offers both natural made and manmade beauty, incredibly each of them is very contrast and diverse by its character but always seen as one. Here photographers find so much diversity and cultural activities along the bank of the Ganges, where Yogis are seen practicing yoga & meditation, doing rituals & rites and there is the old part of Rishikesh. Where Triveni Ghat is filled with local flower markets, spice markets, ashrams & temples, local eateries & Ganga evening Aarti & many more.
2- Walking Tour
Stunning views of the Himalaya & Ganges are what that attracts to go walking &trekking in Rishikesh but the Himalayas is an amazingly rich culturally. Walking in the Himalaya to gain an insight into the Yogic culture in such an extraordinary n such an extraordinary place. There’s now a wide range of opportunities for those who are seeking Himalayan retreat. Walking tour is a spiritual extension of walking experience for those who seek untold story and unexplored spirituality under the influence of Yogic Himalayan religion.
Rishikesh is filled with Yoga centers and Ashrams along the bank of Ganges in the lap of Himalaya. This 3 Days yoga & meditation retreat is crafted to meet the need of that kind of people who are much keen to get the peaceful life and beautiful mind. This retreat starts with the exploration of yoga & meditation each morning in the middle of nature at Lucky Homestay and Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner at Om Homestay. During the daytime, you make the visit of some famous place of Rishikesh with local English Speaking Guide. This 3 days retreat to gain the insight of Indian philosophy and Yogic traditions of Himalaya followed by Yoga session by Indian Yoga Instructor every day in the morning.
Neelkantha Mahadev Temple – oldest temple in Himalaya near Rishikesh city, The Nilkantha Mahadev Temple perched atop 1330 meters is blessed by God of Lord Shiva and considered to be holiest place by locales, situated about 15 km from Rishikesh. The trek route has a stunning view of The Raja Ji National park, Ganges river & diverse boi-nature of Himalaya, while trekking to Neelkantha Temple so many wild lives are seen. It is one of the best trekking routes in Rishikesh.
Strolling in the middle of nature, breathing deeply, in tune with nature and rebalancing of mind, body, and spirit. It is called in Japan forest bathing, literally translated "bath in the forest": a practice of well-being that is spreading more and more used as the therapeutic power of nature to relieve stress, depression, and fatigue, and at the same time strengthen the immune system. Now it is very beautiful, take the opportunity to make healthy walks in the woods of Himalaya here are all the benefits you can get.
• Boosted immune system functioning, with an increase in the count of the body's Natural Killer (NK) cells.
• Reduced blood pressure
• Reduced stress
• Improved mood
• Increased ability to focus, even in children with ADHD
• Accelerated recovery from surgery or illness
• Increased energy level
• Improved sleep
Saturday, 8 September 2018

In India, homosexuality is no longer a crime. With a historic decision, the Indian Supreme Court decriminalized homosexuality by deleting the section
377 of the Indian Penal Code which for 157 years punished these behaviors as "offenses against nature". The Ani news agency writes. So far, being gay could cost up to 10 years in prison. The college, composed of five judges, was presided over by Dipak Misra. "Criminalizing homosexuality is irrational and indefensible," said the president, explaining the verdict.
The sentence comes after years of battle: a similar decision by the Delhi High Court, in 2009, was then canceled in 2013 by the same Supreme Court, and then return to the agenda in 2017. In celebration the civil rights activists, associations , and the whole international gay community
In India, homosexuality is no longer a crime. With a historic decision, the Indian Supreme Court decriminalized homosexuality by deleting the section
377 of the Indian Penal Code which for 157 years punished these behaviors as "offenses against nature". The Ani news agency writes. So far, being gay could cost up to 10 years in prison. The college, composed of five judges, was presided over by Dipak Misra. "Criminalizing homosexuality is irrational and indefensible," said the president, explaining the verdict.
The sentence comes after years of battle: a similar decision by the Delhi High Court, in 2009, was then canceled in 2013 by the same Supreme Court, and then return to the agenda in 2017. In celebration the civil rights activists, associations , and the whole international gay community
Friday, 7 September 2018
Kunjapuri Trek Rishikesh Day Tour
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homosexuality in India will be decriminalized. Confirmed with a ruling on December 11, 2013 after the ruling of the New Delhi court in 2009 that abolished article 377 of the criminal code is now questioned by the Supreme Court: "Our previous ordinance must be reconsidered" let it be known through a note. Criminal offense with the payment of a fine and with imprisonment, the "crime" of homosexuality has been in force in India since 1860, borrowed from the English colonizers. In 2009 the ruling of the capital's court spoke clearly: "Sex in a private place between two consenting adults does not constitute a crime". Article 377 of the Indian Penal Code was considered unconstitutional because it violates the fundamental rights under Articles 14 and 27: "The State must not deny anyone equality before the law or the same respect for the laws within the territory India. "
Thursday, 6 September 2018
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