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'Petra by night' is an experience one shouldn't miss!

Did you know that the name ‘Hampi’ was derived from the word ‘Pampa’, an Old name of Tungabhadra River?

Hampi is the anglicized version of Kannada Hampe. The place was known Pampa-kshetra which were derived from the word ‘Pampa'. Over the years Pampa became Hampa then Hampe and the name known to all of us today 'Hampi'.

While Sushi is often seen as a Japanese invention, it was actually created in Southeast Asia.

A dish called 'Nare-zushi' , which consisted of rice with fish wrapped around it originated someplace by the Mekong River, which is nowhere near Japan.

After being created there, it became popular in China before it reached Japan and became the popular dish that it is today.
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White sand beaches, turquoise blue lagoons, delicious seafood, rich culture, warm and caring people, Zanzibar has it all!

Been to Ajanta - Ellora caves yet?

Enjoy long walks in Lake District!

Victoria Falls is named after Queen Victoria, but locally recognised as Mosi-oa-Tunya—"The Smoke That Thunders". Located on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe, it is considered to be one of the world's largest waterfalls due to its width of 1,708 m.

Happy Earth Day!

Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics were one of the hardest of Egypt’s mysteries to uncover!

Although hieroglyphics are Egyptian, the word hieroglyphics is Greek. “Hiero” means “holy” and “glyphics” means “marks” or “writings” – so the word means “holy writings“. The Egyptians believed there was great power in a name. If someone’s name was remembered then he or she would survive in the afterlife. That’s why pharaohs’ names were written in hieroglyphics in their tombs!

The Sobremesa is a Spanish tradition that involves spending time relaxing after a meal to drink coffee or liquor or to just continue hanging out chatting at the table after eating. The ritual is a consequence of the heavy Spanish lunch, often made up of a first course, second course, and desert.

Getting back to work immediately after consuming three plates of food would be no easy task; the body needs time to digest. Since it’d be a little strange to go ahead and take a siesta right at the table in a restaurant, they've substituted the after-lunch snooze with the Sobremesa..

Experience the joys of slow travel in Leh Ladakh!

Explore Japanese culture in The land of the Rising Sun! 🇯🇵.

Add 'Singing Yeh haseen wadiyan, yeh khula asman on pristine Kashmir mountain tops' to your bucket list!

Not that you needed another reason to visit Santorini, but here's an interesting one -
There is so little rain on the island of Santorini during the year, as a result Wine is more abundant than water 🍷

We love elephants! Karnataka is famous for its elephants and the Dubare training facility is a delightful experience for animal lovers. And it's not just elephants, one can also spot leopards, gaurs, bears, peacocks and partridges in the surrounding forests. Head to Coorg!

When someone says Egypt is all about the Pyramids of Giza!

NOPE - There's so much more!

Experience the warm hospitality of the people of Udaipur!

Wonder why Uzbek carpets are prized possessions? A large carpet weaving can take upto 3 years of intricate weaving by hand and cost upto USD 60,000!
Travel to the heartland of carpet weaving, Uzbekistan, break bread with the locals and experience this magnificent art!

Pick your own tea leaves in Darjeeling! ☕️

Turquoise blue beaches of Maldives await!

Wishing you all a very Happy Holi from Team Treasure Tourism! Stay safe!
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You all are superheroes!

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Scenic Drone Shoot of Mumbai during Coronavirus Lockdown | Mumbai Live Using a drone, we take you on an aerial tour of Mumbai to capture the city amidst the peace and quiet of the coronavirus lockdown. ...

Coronavirus: 21 Ways to Disinfect Your House During the Pandemic
Let’s Start With The Basics:

1. Clean your house every day and keep cleaning things around when required.

2. Clean your hands before and after cleaning the house for 20 seconds.

3. Use alcohol-based disinfectants.

4. In case using wipes, opt for the ones that promise to kill 99.9 per cent germs.

5. Look for sanitizers with at least 60 per cent alcohol content in it.

6. If you don't have cleaning spray or wipes. Mix a few drops of dish soap with a spoon of salt in a small bowl of lukewarm water and use it for cleaning.

7. Dettol, Savlon works as great disinfected as well for cleaning purposes.

8. Keep your dish, floor, and laundry cleaning water different. Do not use the same water for other activities.

9. Always clean your bathroom surfaces.

10. The sponge that you use to clean the house, make sure you have scrubbed it with hot water after using it.

Types of Disinfectants:
1. With 65-90 per cent of alcohol

2. Wipes with label kill 99.9 per cent germs

3. Isopropyl alcohol/ rubbing alcohol (use carefully as it is flammable)

4. Hydrogen peroxide (don't mix it with vinegar)

5. Sodium hypochlorite (mix it only with water)

Understanding High-Touch Surfaces:
For a while now you have been reading about high-touch surfaces. But what are they?
They are places which you touch the most. They are places like doork***s, handles, Light switches, drawers, refrigerator and microwave doors, side tables, back of the chair, coffee machine, kettle, makeup products, door, windows, wardrobe, toys, toilet seat, electronic devices, TV remote, dining tables and more.

What To Clean And Where?
Understanding what, where and how things need to be cleaned play an essential role during this crisis.
From your bedroom, kitchen to bathroom, laundry and more, here's how you need to do it right!

1. Kitchen:
One of the best victims of the virus is the place where food is prepared. Keep a bottle of disinfectant just a hand away. Some obvious places where cleaning is required is the fridge, microwave, food platforms, vegetable drawers.
All the mental and silverware products as they easily get infected. It would be advisable to throw the grocery bags coming from outside. However, in case you plan to reuse them, soak them in soapy water and dry them in the sun. Empty the kitchen trash daily.

2. Bathroom:
Your towel can be your biggest enemy. As the virus stay longer on the wet surfaces than on the hard ones. The moment you use it, put it out to dry.
Don't forget to clean the taps, handles, k***s, mats, and the floor of the washroom. Empty the bathroom trash and toilet seat daily.

3. Laundry:
First and foremost, the moment you come from outside-put that pair of clothes immediately for a wash. Use disposable/reusable gloves while collecting clothes from all around the house. Any laundry that could have coronavirus germs should be handled with disposable gloves.
Wash laundry in lukewarm water and always add disinfectant in your clothes. Also, run your washing machine once empty with just hot water, detergent and disinfectant to prevent the growth of germs. Also, make sure after usage you dry it up.

4. Bedroom:
Start with cleaning your curtain, side tables, television, curtains and bedsheets.
Change the linen frequently.

5. Accessories:
From your watch, shoes to jewellery sanitise them with a spray as much as possible before wearing them.
P.S. Stay safe and stay home!
Source: Entrepreneur Website

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