A day at "Flying Restaurant"

Hello everyone and Happy Winters!! 

So today my blog is for who are both foodies and adventurous! A restaurant where you will experience both good food and adventure too...

Fly Dining restaurant located at Gardens Galleria Mall, Noida, serves you food at the height of 160 ft. above the ground. The table has the capacity to hold 24 people and 6 staff members and as you go up high in the sky who will able to see the GipMall, World of Wonders and many other buildings. Sounds amazing know! 

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Just imagine, you are up there and being served  Apple kafir Lime Caprioska, accompanied by their Popeye's On The Sky which is a corn cup with water-chestnut, asparagus, spinach, carrots, nuts, homemade shichimi with sunflower seed pesto. They also serve Baked Roomali Paneer Pinwheel, Banana Bonda with Heavenly Rice, Charred Water-chestnut, and Shitake Cake with chilli bean.  In the end, you will be served dessert as well which is a pastry with white and dark chocolate. 

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If you are thinking about safety measures then just sit back and relax there, because it is suspended with metal wire ropes, before going up you will be wearing all the safety equipment and only this, the seats are also non-destructive and all tied up with steel wire ropes and chains. 

The cost on weekdays it is ₹ 2,500 and on weekends it is ₹ 2,999 and timings are 2 PM to 12 AM in slots. 

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I would personally recommend you to at least go once and get the beautiful experience to have your meal in the clouds. There won't be any minute to get bored because you will get to see the amazing view and you will see the staff members always grooving to the music. 

A day at "Malai Mandir"

Namaskar!! I hope you all are great and reading my blogs 😜

Well, today my blog is for all the Omnist out there. 

Malai Mandir which is located at R.K. Puram, New Delhi, is a Hindu temple basically committed to Lord Swaminatha (Kartikeya, son of Goddess Parvati and God Shiva and sibling of Lord Ganesha), generally respected by the strict Hindus of Tamil and other South Indian people group in the city. One can undoubtedly arrive at this temple by metro, closest metro station is Vasant Vihar which is around 2 km away from that point.

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In the Hindu religion, the peacock is viewed as Lord Kartikey' mount or vahana. Appropriately, the temple has received a peacock as its pet. This peacock can be seen and heard among the trees and foliage inside the temple compound. People from all walks of society visit here. 

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It is arranged on a little hillock keeping with the custom of finding Murugan temple on slopes. The sign outside the main gate of the temple is written in Tamil, declaring Lord Swaminatha's motto, "Yaamirukka Bayamain" (யாமிருக்க பயமேன்) signifying "Why fear when I am there?". The temple is built entirely of granite and is suggestive of the Chola style Tamil Architecture. 

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Other than the principle Swaminatha Swami Temple, the complex contains deities of Sree Karpaga Vinayagar (elder brother of Lord Swaminatha; Ganesha), Sree Sundareswarar (father of Lord Swaminatha; Shiva) and Devi Meenakshi (mother of Lord Swaminatha; Parvati). These subsidiary temples draw inspiration from the Pandya style of Tamil Architecture, as can be seen at the historic Meenakshi Amman Temple in Madurai, Tamil Nadu.

The timings to visit the temple are 6:30 am to 11 am and 5 pm to 9 pm (Monday to Thursday), 6:30 am to 12 pm and 5:30 pm to 9 pm (Friday) and 6:30 am to 12 pm and 5 pm to 9 pm (Saturday and Sunday). The entrance is free.

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Once you visit the temple you will be mesmerized by the architecture. Not only this, I really felt the positive vibes when I entered the temple and I would recommend you the same to at least once make a visit to the Malai temple. 

A day at the " Royal Water Tank "

What's up, everyone? Hope you guys having a productive day! Well if not then I have got something interesting for you to read. 

I am damn sure that you all must have visited Royal Tank but never knew about it. 

In Urdu, "Royal" means "Khas" and Water tank means "Hauz". Which make it Hauz Khas. Hauz Khas is named after antiquated water reservoir which was first built by Alauddin Khalji (r. 1296–1316) (the plaque showed at the site records this reality) to supply water to the occupants of Siri Fort.

Hauz Khas is one of the most mainstream home base spots in Delhi. From astounding food to fashioner stores, Hauz Khas Village should be on the bucket list of each Delhiite. 

The nearest metro station is Green Park/ Hauz Khas, Magenta Line. 

If you are looking for different kinds of restaurants for partying, hanging out, shopping, architect, sightseeing, photography, then Hauz Khas is all in one! 

Overflowing with a wide scope of old and present-day attractions, Hauz Khas is without a doubt one of the most vivacious traveller places in Delhi. The absolute best bars, cafés, pubs, and restaurants in Delhi are situated in this piece of the city while stylish boutiques and particular stores all make it a shopaholic's heaven. 

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That is not all. The Hauz Khas Complex, where huge numbers of the 13th-century structures are housed, will return you to the times of the Delhi Sultanate. The light and sound show held at the main complex in the nights by Delhi Tourism Department is another vital fascination here. On the off chance, if you are a shutterbug, the entire zone will furnish you with umpteen photograph operations, particularly the stunning dusk sees. 

One of the fundamental attractions in Hauz Khas is the A.N. Jha Deer Park, which is a most loved end of the week outing spot for the family swarm. This green desert garden additionally visited by joggers and walkers consistently. The recreation centre has a renowned restaurant called Park Baluchi.

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Attractions near Hauz Khas Village

• Qutub Minar 

• Dilli Haat 

• Mehrauli Archeological Park 

• Champa Gali 

• The Garden of Five Senses

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Get ready to enjoy the aura of Hauz Khas just pick up the right Gang and there you go!!