Posted on Nov 04, 2026 in Travel
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Perched high in the Western Ghats, where the air is crisp and the valleys are blanketed in soft, ethereal fog, lies Mahabaleshwar. During our visit, we had a great time exploring this magical place. Tucked away in the misty Sahyadri mountain range, Mahabaleshwar was a paradise where time seemed to slow down. Did you know …
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Our journey to Shimla and Kufri was filled with excitement, fun, and unforgettable memories. As Grade VII students of D.P.S. Rajnagar Extension, we were eager to explore the beautiful hill stations of Himachal Pradesh. On the first day, we reached our hotel, checked into our rooms, and freshened up before enjoying lunch. Afterwards, we set …
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Our journey to Mysore Palace turned out to be an exciting experience filled with royal history, colour, and architectural beauty. As students in Grades VII and VIII, we were amazed by the grandeur of the palace and eager to explore its magnificent interiors. Built between 1897 and 1912, the palace served as the residence of …
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Our school team went on a trip to Aurangabad, officially renamed Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, in Maharashtra. During our visit, we explored the Ellora Caves and Bibi Ka Maqbara. The peaceful surroundings and Buddhist heritage of Ellora became an important part of our memories. Visiting the Ellora Caves felt like discovering a piece of heaven. The intricate …
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In the modern world, where so much has changed, we got the opportunity to explore two traditional art forms of Jaipur, Rajasthan: block printing and blue pottery. Block printing is an ancient technique in which artisans carve designs into wooden blocks, dip them in dye, and stamp them onto fabric by hand. We were excited …
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Bibi Ka Maqbara is a grand historical monument associated with Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. During our visit to Aurangabad, Maharashtra, we learnt that this 17th-century Mughal tomb was built in memory of his wife, Dilras Banu Begum, who was also known by the title Rabia-ud-Daurani. We discovered that the monument is often called the “Taj of …
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On 20th October 2026, we went to Disneyland as part of our educational trip to Paris. When it first opened on April 12, 1992, it was called Euro Disney. We all had an enthralling experience, where we went on various rides, visited gift shops, appreciated the architecture, and learnt a few lessons as well. The …
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Dharamshala is a town filled with stunning views and rich culture. It brings together peace and traditions with a modern touch that truly touches the heart. The name Dharamshala means a “spiritual dwelling” or a rest house built for pilgrims. Dharamshala sits in the lovely Kangra Valley, right at the foothills of the Dhauladhar mountain …
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Imagine a 4-day trip to Gujarat, a land of traditions, colours, and culture! We are students of The Pupil International School, and we want to share our experience of visiting this unique place. We began with a 2-hour exhausting yet memorable flight followed by a bus ride to Vadodara. En route, we enjoyed classic Gujarati …
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Block printing is a traditional art form practised in Jaipur for generations, with its roots deeply connected to Rajasthan’s cultural heritage. It is a technique used in the textile industry, where artisans use carved wooden blocks coated with dye to create beautiful designs on fabric. During our Jaipur journey, we had the opportunity to try …
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