Tala Kaveri originates from the Kaveri River, which flows through Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. According to historical information, Sage Agasthya captivated Cauvery in a pot, but Lord Ganesha toppled this pot on a hilltop where Sage Agasthya was busy in his meditation. In present days, a square-shaped tank is held in that place to refer to the birthplace of the river.
Jamnagar's history starts in 1540 A.D., when a Rajput king, Ram Naval, founded the city. This new establishment was named Nawanagar, which means a new town. Over time, this old name became Jamnagar. The major community of this city has Hindu beliefs, but Muslims and Jains also enjoy equal rights in Jamnagar.
North Sikkim is unique for its boundless natural beauty, as it's a place to get lost in nature and forget about worldly depression. Khangchendzonga Mountain's view, the attractive flora and fauna, and the captivating landscapes of this place make it prominent among other tourist destinations.
Haldia is a port city in West Bengal state, India, and a part of the Purba Midnapur district. This city is famous for foreign trade and is a great tourist attraction with its rich heritage, local markets, and temples. Haldia is a city known for its rich history, natural beauty, unique attractions like Sataku, and religious sites like the Goplajew Temple.