Indeed, You have a great image collection. I can't wait more for going there. I will make my plan tonight and also book tickets as well. Many many thanks to you!! spain itinerary
Government of India has launched electronic travel authorisation or eTA for India which allows citizens of 180 countries to travel to India without requiring a physical stamping on the passport. This new type of authorisation is called an eVisa India (or electronic India Visa). It is this electronic India Visa Online that allows foreign visitors to visit India for five major purposes, tourism / recreation / short term courses, business, medical visit or conferences. There are further number of sub-categories under each visa type. Visi for more info: best places to visit on india tourist visa
Interesting pictures, it reminds me of Castello Sforzesco in Milan, one of the main tourist attraction of Milan built by Francesco Sforza, Duke of Milan, on the remnants of a 14th-century fortification. I tried to write a blog about Milan, hope you also like it: http://stenote.blogspot.com/2018/02/milan-at-castello-sforzesco.html
Indeed, You have a great image collection. I can't wait more for going there. I will make my plan tonight and also book tickets as well. Many many thanks to you!!
ReplyDeletespain itinerary
Government of India has launched electronic travel authorisation or eTA for India which allows citizens of 180 countries to travel to India without requiring a physical stamping on the passport. This new type of authorisation is called an eVisa India (or electronic India Visa). It is this electronic India Visa Online that allows foreign visitors to visit India for five major purposes, tourism / recreation / short term courses, business, medical visit or conferences. There are further number of sub-categories under each visa type.
ReplyDeleteVisi for more info: best places to visit on india tourist visa
Interesting pictures, it reminds me of Castello Sforzesco in Milan, one of the main tourist attraction of Milan built by Francesco Sforza, Duke of Milan, on the remnants of a 14th-century fortification.
ReplyDeleteI tried to write a blog about Milan, hope you also like it: http://stenote.blogspot.com/2018/02/milan-at-castello-sforzesco.html
Flag of Italy
ReplyDelete