Skip to main content

Where Two Countries Meet and Exchange Cultural Values - Wagah Border

If you are a patriot or a proud citizen of your country, you must definitely visit this place. Wagah is a village situated near a road border crossing and a railway station between Pakistan and India, and lies on the Grand Trunk Road between the cities of Amritsar, Punjab, India, and Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan.

The border is located 24 kilometres from Lahore and 32 kilometres from Amritsar. It is also 3 kilometres from the bordering village of Attari. It is particularly known for the elaborate Wagah border ceremony that happens at the border gate, two hours before sunset each day. The flag ceremony is conducted by Indian Border Security Force (BSF) and Pakistan Rangers (PR). The ceremony starts with a wonderful parade by the soldiers from both the countries and ends when the flags of both the countries are lowered and folded. Also a handshake is offered by the soldiers from both the sides. The gates are closed following the colourful ceremony. This ceremony attracts a lot of visitors from both the countries as well as the international tourists.

The closest significant town to Wagah from the Indian side is Amritsar, Punjab. Also close is Lahore on the Pakistani side. The Samjhauta Express from Delhi to Lahore passes through Wagah. The last station on the Indian side is Attari. For more details regarding Wagah Border, Click the link below:-
http://wikitravel.org/en/Wagah

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Travelling, Technology and Photography - A blend which results in creating long lasting memories!

Have you ever wondered the relationship between Travelling and Technology? Yes, Travelling and Technology is closely related for the present generation and for the upcoming generation. Most of the youth can easily afford a DSLR camera and a pair or two of lenses. Mere owning a DSLR won't make you an expert in Photography. Travelling and Photography The fad among the youth nowadays is to create a Facebook page on '<name of the person> Photography'; gain as many likes and comments even for the worst picture they post. Many young people have a perception these days that photography is easy and no specific training is required for the same. This is a mis-conception as photography can be perfected only through constant practice. Cameras, Lenses, Tripod, Flash and other minor accessories We should be ready to explore the various aspects of photography. To learn photography, we have to experiment clicking pictures in Manual mode in any camera, preferably

INNOVATIVE FILM CITY

The Innovative Film   town  in   city  is   a   place completely meant for entertainment.   it's   settled  at Bidadi,   off the Bangalore-Mysore   main road  and   is   approachable by road. The Film   town   contains a  high-quality mixture   of various  themes   that   attracts   to   each   youngsters   and grown-ups. It-s   a wonderful  place for   a extended   day outing. One   will  visit here with family or with friends. Entrance of Innovative Film City Innovative Film City - First View The Innovative Film   town  timings   area unit  from   ten  am   until  6:30 pm The Innovative Film   town  Entry Fee is Rs.499 per person for   a typical  package and Rs.299.   Man - made Waterfalls! A Statue at the entrance! Innovative Film   town   Attractions • Wannado   town   - Here   youngsters   can   play   totally different   role plays like fireman, policeman, doctor, pilot, etc with realistic costumes and equipments. • Ripley-s Believe It Or No

RAMOJI FILM CITY

Ramoji FIlm City! Dil Se restaurant which provides Indian Food The Ramoji Film   town   in   Asian country   is found   in Anajpur village, Hayathnagar Mandal in Hyderabad, Telangana. At 1666 acres,   it's   the biggest   integrated film   town   within the   world. It is   additionally   a preferred   commercial enterprise   and recreation centre, containing   each   natura land artificial attractions . Ramoji Film   town   is India's    own version of   pleasure ground, with a twist that   solely   Indian cinema   will   bring. The film   town   is   closely-held   by the Ramoji   cluster,   which   is headed by Ramoji Rao, a   far-famed   director of the Telegu   screenland. Declared   as the   largest film   town   within the world by the Guinness Book of World Records, the place attracts   scores of   tourists   once a year. As you enter this place,   you'll   see miniature   duplicate   sets of the   Golconda   Fort   and therefore theHawa Mahal.