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Archive for January, 2009

Chennai, the capital city of Tamil Nadu, is the fourth largest city in India. It was formerly known as Madras. With its affluent heritage and coastal propinquity, Chennai offers loads of opportunities for tourist activities from site seeing to water sports. The city is endowed with a great cache of tourist allures that includes vividly carved temples, soothing beaches, daunting monuments and many more. So, come and explore the amazing town of Chennai, suitably called the Gateway to South India.

Chennai is connected to almost all the destinations at different corners of the world by air. Some of the domestic flights operating towards Chennai are Air Deccan, Air India, Air India Express, Air Sahara, Go Air, Indian Airlines, IndiGo, Indus Air, Jagson Airlines, Jet Airways, KingFisher, Paramount, Spice Jet etc. Many international Airlines such as Tiger Airways, US Airways, Qatar Airways, Etihad Airways, Lufthansa, British Airways, Malaysia Airlines , Air Arabia etc which work to and from Chennai and serves the airport on routine basis within predetermined time period.

Depending on whether you are a soccer fan or not, Barcelona means different things to different people. Of course to a soccer addict it is the home of the famous football team but for those not so sportingly inclined there are many other treasures there to be explored.

Barcelona sits in close proximity to one of the busiest ports in the Mediterranean; it is the second largest city in Spain and extends along the coastline of Catalonia. In 1992, the Olympic Games were hosted in Barcelona which gave it instant international status as millions watched the Olympics worldwide.

Valencia can be found on the eastern coastline of Spain, and the name is associated by many with the famous Valencia oranges which are grown in huge plantations around the city. The city has a colorful history and is known as the place where El Cid, the famous Spanish folk hero battled the mighty Moorish armies.