Sign in

Travel India community

Reply To: How does Bhimkhoj’s history compare to nearby sites when arriving late afternoon?

Home › Forums › How does Bhimkhoj’s history compare to nearby sites when arriving late afternoon? › Reply To: How does Bhimkhoj’s history compare to nearby sites when arriving late afternoon?

#3603
Bhavya Phukan
Participant
    Up
    0
    Down
    ::

    If you only have a few hours, the Dhauli Giri site gives a deeper historical context. It sits on the exact spot where Emperor Ashoka’s army was said to have seen the horrors of the Kalinga war, and the memorial stone marks the moment he vowed to renounce war. Bhimkhoj is great for the mythic spring, but Dhauli ties directly to a pivotal event in Indian history.

    416 discussions 0 replies
    Latest discussionsQuestions, ideas, stays and trip planning
    Browse latest →
    56

    Best time for a quiet walk at India Gate?

    Naksh Kashyap· 1 month ago · 21 replies ·1 participant

    I’m planning a quick visit to India Gate and want to avoid the crowds. I heard it’s open 24 hours and that the early mornings are peaceful. Is there a particular month or day…

    60

    Best time to trek Kodachadri and see Mookambika Temple?

    Dnyanesh Goel· 1 month ago · 21 replies ·1 participant

    I’m planning a trekking trip to Kodachadri and also want to visit the nearby Mookambika Temple and Hidlumane Waterfalls. Kodachadri sits in the Shimoga district at 13.8667°N, 74.8333°E and is open 24 hours. The temple…