Eiffel Tower Paris History Facts Information And Travel Guide

eiffel tower paris history facts information

Once the tallest structure in the world, the Eiffel Tower is probably Europe's best known landmark and Paris's most famous symbol.

Eiffel Tower, Paris
You couldn't possibly visit Paris without seeing the Eiffel Tower. Even if you do not want to visit this world famous structure, you will see its top from all over Paris. The tower rises 300 meters tall (984 ft); when it was completed at the end of the 19th century it was twice as high as the Washington Monument, at the time the tallest structure in the world.

1889 World Exhibition
The Eiffel Tower was built for the World Exhibition in 1889, held in celebration of the French Revolution in 1789.
The construction was only meant to last for the duration of the Exposition, but it still stands today, despite all protests from contemporary artists who feared the construction would be the advent of structures without 'individuality' and despite the many people who feared that this huge 'object' would not fit into the architecture of Paris.

Eiffel Tower at night, Paris
Today, there is no such aversion anymore among the Parisians, and one could not imagine Paris without the Eiffel Tower, in fact it has become the symbol of the City of Light.

Gustave Eiffel
The man behind the Eiffel Tower was Gustave Eiffel, known from his revolutionary bridge building techniques, as employed in the great viaduct at Garabit in 1884. These techniques would form the basis for the construction of the Eiffel Tower. He was also known for the construction of the Statue of Liberty's iron framework.

The structure took more than two years to complete. Each one of the about 12,000 iron pieces were designed

Eiffel Tower in the evening
separately to give them exactly the shape needed. All pieces were prefabricated and fit together using approx. 7 million nails.

The Tallest
Inaugurated March 31, 1889, the Eiffel Tower would be the tallest structure in the world until the completion of the Chrysler Building in 1930.

Location
Champ de Mars
7e arrondissement
Subway
Trocadéro (M6, M9), École Militaire (M8), Champ de Mars (RER-C)

Paris world's most popular city Paris attractions city guide for tourism and travel

Paris, the world's most popular city destination, has plenty of must-see places but make sure you spend at least a day strolling off the beaten path, as this is the only way to discover the real Paris: a lively cosmopolitan but undeniably French city.

The center of Paris is divided in 20 arron-dissements with the majority of the world known attractions (Eiffel Tower, Champs-Elysées, Louvre, Panthéon, Notre-Dame,...) situated in the first 8 arrondissements.

Paris is the greatest city on earth – who would argue? Londoners and New Yorkers put up a fight, but in terms of architectural beauty, art history, gastronomy and sheer extravagance, it’s Paris that wins. And that is reflected in its visitors – there are more than any other city.

It’s more than the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre of course. Spending a few days in Paris can serve as a crash course in how to live. When you walk along the River Seine or take a seat in a corner café, it’s evident the finer things in life are appreciated. People don’t rush lunch. Children are doted upon. Hairdressers are always busy. And although you can’t take Paris with you, when you return home, that sense of pride will linger.

You can’t come to Paris and not indulge in culinary ecstasy. From light and flaky croissants in the morning to a rich slab of foie gras in the evening, Parisians love food. From the neighbourhood bistro to the Michelin-starred restaurant, dining out in Paris is a joy.

For the genuine foodie, Paris is the Holy City. For the art lover, Paris is the Holy City. For the lover, Paris is the Holy City.

Paris Most Popular Attractions

1. Eiffel Tower
2. Arc de Triomphe
3. Notre Dame Cathedral
4. Louvre Museum
5. Sacré-Coeur
6. Champs-Elysées
7. Jardin du Luxembourg
8. Versailles Palace
9. Pont Alexandre III
10. Jardin des Tuileries
11. La Défense1
12. Centre Pompidou
13. Musée d'Orsay
14. Place de la Concorde
15. Opéra de Paris Garnier

Some Paris Facts

Continent:     Europe
Country:     France
Region:     Île de France
City:     Paris
   
Coordinates:     48:51:17N 2:20:12E
Altitude:     34m / 114ft
   
Currency:     Euro (EUR)
Language:     French
   
Time Zone:     Central European Time (CET) (UTC+1)

London city View seen from the London Eye
 

A recent but already very popular tourist attraction is the London Eye, a giant observation wheel located in the Jubilee Gardens on the South Bank. The 135 meter (443ft) tall structure was built as part of London's millennium celebrations.
London Eye, London
London Eye

A Landmark for the new Millennium
The structure was designed by the architectural team of David Marks and Julia Barfield, husband and wife.
They submitted their idea for a large observation wheel as part of a competition to design a landmark for the new millennium.

None of the entrants won the competition, but the couple pressed on and eventually got the backing of British Airways, who sponsored the project.

Construction
Construction of the observation wheel took more than a year and a half to complete. In the process over 1700 tonnes of steel were used for the structure and more than 3000 tonnes of concrete were used for the foundations.

Side view of the London Eye

The futuristic looking capsules, accommodating up to 25 passengers, were transported all the way from France by train through the chunnel. Each egg-shaped capsule is 8 meters long and weighs 500kg. The 25 meter (82 ft) long spindle was built in the Czech Republic. The rim has a diameter of 122m (400ft), about 200 times the size of a bicycle wheel. 80 Spokes connect the rim with the spindle.

London seen from the London Eye


The Observation Wheel
The observation wheel turns slow enough for people to embark while it is moving. A complete turn takes about 30 minutes. Thanks to the construction of the glass capsules on the outer side of the rim,

London Eye Capsule
Capsule
the passengers have a great 360° view over London. Many famous landmarks are clearly visible, including the Buckingham Palace, St. Paul's Cathedral and the Houses of Parliament. On a clear day you can see as far as 40 km (25 miles).

Make sure you get your tickets in advance, lines can be very long, both the lines for embarking and for ticket purchases. It's less crowded at night when the views are even more spectacular.

Tower bridge was build in year 1894 across the river of Thames. This London attraction was build with two giant towers and middle can be raised up so ships can pass through. This was designed by Wolfe Barry and 60 meters in length. This can be raised up to 43 meters.

Tower Bridge is without a doubt the acknowledged symbol of London. In the second half of the 19th century London’s East End rapid development led to the increased need for a new bridge over the river Thames. Tower Bridge was designed by Wolfe Barry and Horace Jones and it took 8 years to build it. It was finally finished in 1894.

The roadway can be raised when big ships have to pass through. Tower Bridge used to be raised every day but nowadays it is raised only a couple of times a week and 24 hours' notice is required. Tower Bridge derives its name from the Tower of London which is on the north bank of the river.

Today you can visit the Tower Bridge exhibition and the high-level walkways between the towers.

Visitors can get a stunning view from here and ticket price for Adult is 5.50 GBP.

Address: Tower Bridge Road, EC3/SE1
Phone:e: 0 20 7626 3065
Web Site: http://www.tower-bridge.org.uk
Nearest Tube: Tower Hill
Bus Numbers: 15, 42, 78, 100
Opening Hours:
Winter Season: 9.30 am to 6.00 pm
Summer Season: 0.am to 6.30 pm

London city Information attractions and Sightseeing

The City of London is one of the most beautiful and interesting places to visit on our planet.  From its awe inspiring museums to its lovely parks and gardens, London England is a delight. Visitors can catch the famous London  underground system to the National Gallery, the British Museum, the London Eye  or to one of London's rail stations.

London Attractions

    * Big Ben-London
    * Tower Bridge-London
    * London Eye-London
    * Tower of London
    * St. Paul's Cathedral-London
    * Buckingham Palace-London
    * Houses of Parliament-London
    * Westminster Abbey-London
    * Madame Tussaud's-London
    * Hyde Park-London
    * Trafalgar Square-London
    * Covent Garden-London
    * British Museum-London
    * Piccadilly Circus-London
    * V&A Museum-London
    * Millennium Dome-London
    * Natural History Museum-London
    * Harrods-London
    * London Map
    * London Hotels
    * London Facts
    * London Buildings
    * London Posters
    * London Pictures

London England     Famous landmarks include the Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace, Kensington Palace and the Old Bailey. Popular London parks include Hyde Park, Greenwich Park and St. James Park.  Make sure to enjoy an evening at the London theatre. There are always plenty of first-rate shows to see!
From economy hotels in Bloomsbury to glamorous hotels in Mayfair, accommodation is available for all budgets. Several airports serve the London area.  Heathrow Airport is the main international airport. Gatwick, Luton and Stansted airports are hubs for the low-cost airlines. High-speed rail service to Paris on Eurostar is via the "Chunnel" is available.

More London Information / Fast Facts and Orientation

    * Country: England
    * Status: capital city
    * Area: 1,600 square kilometres / 620 square miles
    * Population: 12 million
    * Language: English
    * Currency: pound sterling (GBP)
    * World time zones: GMT / UTC and BST (British Summer Time), 5 hours from Eastern Standard Time
    * Country dialling code: +44
    * Telephone area code: 020

Geneva Travel Information and Interesting Facts and History of City Guide Tourist Information Second Largest City In Switzerland

Interesting Facts of Geneva

Geneva is the second largest city in Switzerland behind Zurich and the most international city in Europe with over 40% of its population coming from outside Switzerland. The main industries are banking, inter- and non-governmental administration, technology, and tourism. Geneva prides itself as being one of the most beautiful and cultured cities in the world, combining the splendors of nature with a rich palette of historic and architectural offerings. As well, the city is a major gateway to the Alps for outdoor enthusiasts year round.

History of Geneva
Geneva has a rich history that dates back more than 4000 years and continues to influence the development of the city today. Evidence of Geneva’s past is preserved throughout the city in its many museums, monuments and architectural treasures.

Hotels and hostels
Geneva has over 130 hotels ranging from luxury five star resorts to dorm style hostels. Most hotels are in easy walking distance of major attractions, shopping and of course food.

Geography
Geneva is the capital of the Swiss Canton of Geneva located in the westernmost corner of Switzerland. The city is situated along the banks of Europe’s largest lake, Lake Geneva, at the mouth of the Rhone River and is bordered by the Jura Mountains to the west and the French Alps in the east. The city is easily reached within 2 hours by plane from most major cities in Europe and is a hub of Europe’s highway network. High speed train connections to Paris and Milan as well as fast trains to Spain and Germany provide additional access.

Language
Switzerland has three official languages: French, German and Italian. French is the predominant language spoken in Geneva, but most citizens speak at least one other language. English is spoken by about a quarter of the local population and by the majority of foreigners. Of course you can hear just about every other language in Geneva if you listen hard enough, from Albanian to Zimbabwean. When dealing with locals it is recommended that you start off in French, even if it is only a greeting, before transitioning to English.

Currency
The currency in Switzerland is the Swiss Franc (CHF, SFr.). The Euro is also accepted at most businesses but expect to pay a premium rate. Check www.xe.com/ for the most up-to-date exchange rates. Most transactions in the city are conducted in cash and a surprising number of businesses and restaurants do not accept credit cards so be prepared. ATMs are widely available throughout the city, dispensing notes up to 1000 CHF.

Climate
Due to the tempering effects of the lake and surrounding mountains, Geneva is pleasant almost year round. September and October are the rainiest months. January and February are the coldest but rarely drop below freezing. Summers are long with relatively low humidity and cool breezes from the lake. The Mont Blanc is visible from Geneva about half of the days out of the year. For more information, go to: www.free-weather.com/Geneva-Switzerland.php

Electricity
Electricity in Switzerland is 220 volts, 50 cycle AC. Most U.S. appliances require a converter and an adapter to operate, although some dual-voltage items such as laptops may only require an adapter. Some European appliances may also require an adaptor as Switzerland uses a 3-prong outlet system that is smaller than most Continental plugs.

Health and Safety
Geneva is a safe city with 1.99 violent crimes per 100,000 in 2003. Petty crimes such as pick-pocketing are common around the central train station, but common sense usually prevails. Top quality hospitals and clinics are available 24 hours throughout the city (see Print and Take).

Time Zone:GMT/UTC +1
Telephone area code: 041
Population: 457,628 residents (as of December 2009)

Geneva has been described as the third European financial centre after London and Zurich,and the world's eighth most important financial centre by the Global Financial Centres Index, ahead of Frankfurt and Sydney and a 2009 survey by Mercer found Geneva to have the third-highest quality of life of any city in the world (narrowly outranked by Zurich).The city has been referred to as the world's most compact metropolis and the "Peace Capital" In 2009, Geneva was ranked as the fourth most expensive city in the world.

Geneva Travel Information and city guide

If you are to travel to the city of Geneva in Switzerland, what sights must you absolutely see?

We have compiled a list of the eight most interesting places that you should take the time to see in Geneva.


The UN Complex

The European headquarters of the United Nations continues to be the most popular tourist attraction of Geneva. Guided tours are available daily, and each tour can take you to various multimedia exhibits depicting the UN’s efforts to promote world peace. Points of interest in the UN Complex are the Assembly Hall and the Council Chamber.

UN Building Geneva The Old Town
The Old Town is, as its name implies, the oldest district of Geneva. It was a major hubbub during the Roman times and still remains so until now. Everywhere you turn in the Old Town, you can see landmarks and monuments that attest to the age of this part of Geneva, mingling with modern cafes and bistros.

St. Peter's Cathedral
The oldest and greatest treasure in Geneva’s possession is the majestic St. Peter’s Cathedral. The Cathedral is the result of painstaking construction that began in 1160 and took 400 years to complete, withstanding various fires and renovations. From its zenith, it offers breathtaking views of the city. Its basement houses an archaeological museum.

Reformation Wall
The Reformation Wall is a monument that visitors can find in Bastions Park. With larger than life statues depicting the likenesses of such personages as John Calvin and John Knox, the wall is a memorial to the major turning points of the Protestant Reformation, of which Geneva is the birthplace.

Lake Geneva

Lake Geneva, on whose shores stands the city of Geneva. The lakefront is the highlight of the city, and it is a great place to relax and take leisurely strolls. The view is magnificent, and it is best enjoyed spending casual time in one of the cafes on the promenades surrounding the lakefront. The Jet d’Eau, the tallest column of spouted water in the world and Geneva’s most famous landmark, is found here.

Rousseau Island
Standing in the middle of Le Rhone River, the Rousseau Island is a bird sanctuary and a place to escape right in the middle of the city. It was named in honor of the philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau, who was a native of Geneva.

The Paquis
Though more popularly known as the red light district of Geneva, the Paquis is a very colorful neighborhood where the diversity of the city’s population is most evident. There are many ethnic restaurants and shops in the Paquis.

Place Neuve

Place Neuve is the center of high culture in Geneva. This claim is corroborated by the fact that the Conservatory of Music, the Rath Museum, the Victory Concert Hall and the Grand Opera Theater are found in this square. The restaurants and cafes here cater to high-class clientele, mainly the artistic crowd that frequent the place.

These are the eight sights that you should not miss on your visit to Geneva. Make it a point to spend time in these places.

Top Rated Tourist Attractions(Places) in Switzerland

A tourist planning for a Switzerland Tour is always inquisitive about the tourist places to be visited during that Switzerland Tour. Fortunately in the whole of Western Europe, which is thronged by the travellers during the vacations, Switzerland is the most popular tourist country. The most popular tourist places within Switzerland are Geneva, Zurich, Lucerne, Zermatt, Interlaken etc. Apart from these, there are other ones too, though less popular yet picturesque. Switzerland Tourism Department is also active in the area of promoting travel and tourism in the country. Here under we are providing you the information valuable for you while your Switzerland vacation.

The Major Tourist Places in Switzerland

• Geneva

• Lucerne

• Zurich

• Interlaken

More Tourist Places in Switzerland

Basel

This northern city (pop. 170,000) on the Rhine River, is situated at the meeting point of Switzerland, France and Germany. Known as the centre for fabric-dye production in medieval times; Basel is now the base for many of the international pharmaceutical companies. It is also one of the most frequently visited tourist destinations in Switzerland.

The city's tourist attractions while on Switzerland Tour include the Munster (9th-century red sandstone cathedral), the 11th-century cathedral (which holds the tomb of Erasmus), University of Switzerland (the oldest in the country), Three-Country Corner and Market Square (with its surrounding medieval-era houses). Drei Konige, or the "Three Kings on the Rhine," is Europe's oldest hotel.

There are a number of museums: the Kunstmuseum (one of the country's best fine arts museums), Antikenmuseum (ancient Greek and Roman artifacts), a small Jewish Museum and the Paper Museum (covers the history of printing). The Museum Jean Tinguely offers a sampling of the Swiss sculptor's delightfully whimsical mechanical contraptions. The Fondation Beyeler contains works by Monet, Cezanne, Van Gogh and other well-known artists.

If the time permits, you can also enjoy a dinner cruise on the Rhine in the evening. If the date of your Switzerland Tours is likely to coincide the city's Carnival, make the accommodation arrangement in advance in Zurich or Bern from where you can get special morning trains for Basel.

Bern

Kunstmuseum,Bern - SwitzerlandThe ancient capital of Switzerland, its also known as 'Berne' by Switzerland's French-speaking citizens. The whole city was renovated after it was ruined by fire in 1405. It has many fine examples of early-15th-century architecture - so U.N. declared it a 'World Heritage Site'. The Old town is identified by its thick-walled stone houses brightened by the boxes of geraniums on the balconies overlooking the Aare River.

Bern's 11th-century arcaded streets provides wonderful opportunities for tourists for sightseeing and shopping. Mountains around Bern provides a beautiful backdrop - the northwest is dominated by the Jura and the Alps and their foothills provides a wonderful backdrop to the south. The city centre with its beautiful medieval architecture is located on the Aare River between the the striking copper spire of the Nydegg church (Nydeggkirche) and the 13th-century clocktower (Zeitglockenturm). Vegetable and flower markets are held everyday during the summers. A celebrated onion market is also held here on the fourth Monday of November.

Brig

Make sure that you visit the Rhone Glacier which lies nearby when you're in Brig. Ypu can also visit the resorts of Saas Fee and Zermatt which are near to Brig as well as Italy via a major tunnel through the Alps.

Chur

One of the oldest city in Switzerland, Chur has been inhabited since at least 3000 BC. Chur is the capital of the canton of Graubunden (or Grisons in French). A Stone Age relics which was found here has been displayed in the splendid archaeological museum in the Old Town.

The main tourist attractions at the city are the Rhine River and spectacular mountains and valleys in the area. The world famous ski resorts of St. Moritz, Arosa and Davos are also nearby. A special treat in Chur is the Romantik Hotel Stern, with its impressive collection of old coaches and sleighs.

Fribourg

Fribourg is the Swiss region where the French and German languages and cultures merge together. Fribourg is a beautiful little town built on a hillside. Red-tiled buildings in the old section lead your way up from the Saane River to the Gothic St. Nicholas Cathedral. It also has a pretty Town Hall and a Museum of Art and History.

Grindelwald

Horse Drawn Sleigh,Bernese Oberland - SwitzerlandThis town in the Jungfrau region offers winter horse-drawn sleigh rides and good skiing. Be sure to visit one of the nearby glaciers (the higher one, Obergletscher, is the best). The ideal route is via train from Interlaken. The trip turns spectacular - if you go all the way up to Jungfrau Station, the highest railway in Europe.

Heidi Area

Chalets in the mountains, ski lodges and horse-drawn sleigh rides that portray Switzerland can be seen live at the Bernese Oberland, and the Heidi Area near Chur in eastern Switzerland. Alphorn blowers, beautiful hilly pastures, waterfalls, glaciers and detailed wood carvings on houses and bridges is something not to be missed.

Neuchatel

A truly sparkling little city (its yellow sandstone buildings glitter in the sun), Neuchatel, is situated at the foot of the Jura Mountains on the largest lake in the entire Switzerland. The city is acclaimed academically because of its outstanding prep schools and universities.

The Art and History Museum and Swiss clocks and watches that are made in the city tempt the tourists to be a part of the city for long.

Schwyz

This typical Swiss town is near Lucerne in central Switzerland. The surrounding canton of Schwyz (pronounced shfeetz) was one of three founding members of the Swiss Confederation and gave its name to the rest of the country (Switzerland is called "Schweiz" in German). The Victorinox factory, where the original Swiss Army knives are made are also available for sale. Travel by a train up to the resort town of Stoos which is worth watching.

St. Gallen

At St. Gallen (pop.73,000), visit St. Gallen's town square, the baroque cathedral and the world-renowned Abbey Library with an excellent collection of medieval manuscripts.

Thun

Zermatt - SwitzerlandThun is a well-established market town, which explores the Bernese Oberland Mountains well. Thun is one of the Switzerland's largest military training bases, and relics of the town's early military origins. Thun Castle built in 1190 is a classic monument. A stroll from the medieval Rathausplatz to the lakeshore provides wonderful views.

Valais Area

This area is home to some of the most dramatic Alpine sceneries in the country, including the town of Zermatt. The Matterhorn, Eiger and Mt. Blanc can all be seen (on clear days) on a trip via bus and cable car along the Pillon Pass. Other sights in the canton include a fresco that tells the story of William Tell (it's painted on a house in Ernen/Muhlebach) and Grand St. Bernard. Sion has enough old cathedrals and interesting buildings to justify an overnight.

Winterthur

This city (pop. 85,000) is quite famous for its artwork. Visit the Oskar-Reinhart Foundation Museum, where paintings by Swiss, German and Austrian artists are on display. There is also a nice fine arts museum in town, as well. The Collegium Musicum (founded in 1629) stages wonderful concerts. Nearby is the Kyburg Castle that is worth watching.

Tourist Places in Switzerland

* Central Switzerland

* Northern Switzerland

* Southern Switzerland

* Eastern Switzerland

* Western Switzerland

* South West Switzerland

* North East Switzerland

* South East Switzerland

Andaman And Nicobar islands and Beach

Andaman and Nicobar Islands

 Nature is the best teacher. We humans learn a lot from our best teacher, nature. We not only learn from nature, but we do enjoy and adore nature. The whole world is filled with nature in different aspects. The heaven, the water, the earth, the prism, the homo-sapiens and the animals constitute nature. Nature gives pleasure, and happiness.

Andaman and Nicobar Islands Location
Amongst the sub continental countries India has the largest land area. Andaman and Nicobar Islands, a union territory of India lies in the Bay of Bengal. It consists of about 527 islands both small and large. The coastline of the Islands stretches for about 100 Kms. The Islands are covered with dense forests all around. The area of the Islands is about 8,293 square kilometers.The Islands consist of 2 groups, the Andaman and Nicobar. These two groups are separated by about 300 Km the capital city is Port Blair. Of the total land area 92% of the land is covered with rain forests. Of the 527 islands, in only 38 islands we find the inhabitants.    

The rest of the land is barren. Andaman and Nicobar Islands lie close to the Arakanmayo mountain range of Burma which lies to the sides of Sumatra of Indonesia. Andaman is a developing land, with people being cultured and literate.

The Nicobar Islands are still inhabited by primitive tribes and backward communities. The population of the whole land is about 5 lakhs. Men and women populate equally. 2.5 lakh people have the right to vote. We can find high mountains, lush green forests, wide roads, new buildings and long coastline where are some entering features of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands which make it beautiful.

The people in the Islands speak many languages. Peace prevails all over as there are no political or communal riots or atrocities. Not only the beauty of nature and the various enticing features but the peace loving people have made the Andaman and Nicobar Islands a tourist spot for visitors overseas. The people are given quality education. Medical facilities are qualitative. The people are very much aware of their rights and concessions and so do they abide and maintain their standards. The people enjoy a lot of freedom. They do not have any limitations. They live in harmony. This is a rare sight that one finds in India which is unusual as there are constraints, political and communal riots, and calmless situation in the other parts of India.

Andaman and Nicobar Islands Information
Area	Andaman: 6,408 Nicobar: 1841 Sq.km
Andaman Nicobar Population	3,56,265 (Census 2001)
Andaman Nicobar Rainfall	3180 mm (Annual)
Andaman Nicobar Weather (Port Blair)
Andaman Nicobar Airport	03192-233390/232983
Andaman Nicobar Railway Reservation Office	03192-233042
Police Control Room	03192-232100

Famous Beaches In India
Beaches in India offer the perfect combination of sun, sand, sea and surf. If you are a beach lover and water sport enthusiast, plan your next trip to India for a beach holiday tour.

Every beach in India will make a perfect holiday destination for you, whether it's the isolated horizons of the Arabian Sea or the golden sands & water drenched seashores of the Konkan Coast. However, the primary choice of beach travel for many tourists visiting India is the beautiful beaches of Goa. Here the sun shines bright over the beaches of Baga, Anjuna & Dona Paula creating a perfect ambiance for sun bathing. Other beaches such as Kovalam, Marina and Juhu are also venues where you can enjoy the nature at its best.

Holidaying along the beaches in India you will get an unending choice of action and fun. You can either indulge in any of the exciting water sporting activities like surfing & parasailing, or you can go swimming in the clear blue sea. Try your hand at building a sand castle or play a game of beach volleyball in the beautiful beaches of India to make your beach tour in India worthwhile.

* Anjuna Beach (Goa)

 

* Alappuzha Beach (Goa)
* Vagator Beach (Goa)
* Varca Beach (Goa)
* Colva Beach (Goa)
* Calangute Beach (Goa)
* Ahmedpur Mandvi Beach (Gujarat)
* Beaches In Andaman
* Beaches In Lakshdweep
* Chandipur Beach (Orissa)
* Gopalpur On Sea (Orissa)
* Ganapatipule Beach (Mumbai)
* Juhu Beach (Mumbai)
* Kanyakumari Beach (Tamil Nadu)
* Kovalam Beach (Kerala)
* Malpe Beach (Udupi)
* Marina Beach, Chennai
* Mypad Beach (Andhra Pradesh)
* Puri Beach (Orissa)
* Vagator Beach
* Varca Beach
* Beaches In Andaman
* Beaches In Lakshadweep


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