i need to enjoy my holidays in goa,banglore and hyderabad?

Question

can anyone suggest a good path by train and cheapest also..
kindly specify the name of trains with times..
very urgent
(only specific ans expected and anyone who has travelled by train to these places is most welcome)

Answer 1

ok!! so its holiday time buddy! hmm i cee
here is the page u can check the train timings!
http://www.indiarail.co.uk/ntos.htm

places to see in goa(interesting ones)
Most of Goa’s larger towns are situated in the coastal belt where the Portuguese first settled, and their character was formed slowly through the centuries of Christian rule. They are small certainly by Indian standards, as the mainstream of Goan life flows largely in its villages.

Apart from well-known centers like Panjim and Old Goa, there are places like Margao and Vasco, Mapusa, and many other places of tourist attractions.

Margao and Vasco

Margao, the second largest town in Goa and the principal commercial center. There are some interesting places around Margao. About 3 Km. from the small village of Raia, which is one the road from Margao to the Borim Bridge, is the Rachol Seminary and Church. The old church dates from the early 1600's and the seminary has interesting architecture, a decaying library and interesting paintings of Christian characters done in Indian styles. This is not a tourist site so you must ask about looking around.



A few other towns are sprinkled around the territory: Vasco da gama is slowly developing into an industrial center: Marmagoa, Goa’s port, is one of India’s finest natural harbor’s; Mapusa in north is an interesting traditional market town.


Other Places Of Interest in Goa

Kesarval Spring - The spring emerges from hard and compact rocks and people bathe in its water with strong belief that it has medicinal properties.

Mayem Lake - surrounded amidst rolling green hills is an ideal picnic spot. Good accommodation facilities are available in Cottages. Boating is available in the lake.

Natural Harmony - Located, 10 Km from Margao is a monolithic stylized laterite sculpture showing Greco - Roman influence. Completed in September 1994, it is fourteen meters long and five meters wide and is considered the longest laterite sculpture in India. A Sculpture of Mirabai - India's Longest Laterite Sculpture.

Mormugao Harbor - It is situated (4 Km from Vasco-da-Gama) is one of the finest natural anchorages on the West coast of India and the hub of intense maritime activity.

Pilar - Has a length of11 Km. Important religious and educational canter of Christian missionaries. The church, seminary &school atop hillock command a magnificent panorama of the countryside around &a fine view of Margao Harbor & Zuari River.


Dudhsagar Water Falls

One of GAO’s most stunning natural sights is the Dudhsagar Waterfalls, said to be India’s highest. This 2000-foot torrent of water is hidden deep in the 90 square miles of the Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary on the edge of Western Ghats close to the Karnataka border. A popular destination to hikers and trekkers.

places to enjoi in bangalore:
Big Banyan Tree (Ramohalli)-18 Kms. from Bangalore on the Mysore Road. The famed Big Banyan tree spread over nearly four acres is located here. The tree has an awe-inspiring appearance and consists of a vertical root system forming a pleasant complex. Age of this massive tree is around four hundred year.

Vishwashanti Ashram-25 Kms. From Bangalore on Tumkur Road. This spot is still a well kept secret as far as tourists are concerned. Vishwashanti Ashram houses the tallest statue of Vitthala, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu.

Nrityagram Dance Village
Shivaganga - 60 kms from Bangalore via Tumkur Road. There are temples dedicated to Gangadhara and Honnadevi. There is a fresh water spring called Pathala Ganga. Regular KSRTC buses are available from Tumkur (20 kms) and Bangalore.

Mekedatu (Goat's Leap)

places to see in hyderabad:
Places of interest:

In the City include the spacious public gardens the tranquil landscape Gardens, The Birla Temple on Kala Pahad, Birla planetarium on Naubat Pahad and the vast expanses of the Hussain sagar lake with the stature of a giant Buddha gazing over it. The Nehru Zoological park affords a view of a variety of animals, birds and reptiles in their natural surroundings. The solar Jung Museum displayed a great collection of beautiful objectives and standings on an eminence a little away from the city is the imposing Golconda Fort.

Exquisite Embellishmment:

Hyderabad conjures up images of traditional finery- rich clothes and exquisite jewellery-the legacy of the Nawabs, who were connoisseurs of such adornment.

Interestingly, it is the traders in the quaint by lanes around the city most symbolic edifice, the Charminar that stock fine jewels, skills, brocades perfume and objects of art. Here one can shop for beautiful jewellery-antique kundan and enamel ornaments, temples sarees, old bidriware and pearls.

The snug shops in Laad Bazaar spill over with glass bangles, sequins, braids and fine embroidery executed in gold thread.