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Top 10 Places Near Delhi For Weekend Holidays

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Sort of leaves but still you want to travel somewhere than these places are best to visit. Make your plans and enjoy your weekend. Here are some places near Delhi you can visit at the weekend.

1. Agra, Uttar Pradesh

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Taj Mahal is known as the symbol of love and also one of the wonders of the world. Other places you can visit in Agra are Agra Fort, Mehtab Bagh, Tomb of Itimad-ud-Daulah. You can visit Kinari Bazaar for shopping.

Distance From Delhi: 233 km

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2. Jaipur, Rajasthan

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Jaipur is also known as Pink City. You can witness the Rajputana Style here which is still alive. Places to visit in Jaipur are Hawa Mahal, Amber Fort, City Palace Fort, Nahargarh Fort, Birla Temple, Jal mahal. Must-Visit Chokhi Dhani in the evening to see the real Rajasthan.

Distance from Delhi: 269 km 

3. Rishikesh

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Rishikesh is also known as the Yoga Center of the world. This place is famous for the major pilgrimage spots of Hindus. The best places to visit in Rishikesh are Laxman Jhula, Neelkantha Mandir, Swarg Ashram, Rajaji National Park, Shivpuri, Jumpin Heights. 

Distance from Delhi: 238 km

4. Mussorie, Uttrakhand

Mussoorie is known as the queens of the hills. Best places to visit in Mussoorie are Kempty Falls, Mussoorie Lake, Nag-Tibba, Mall Road, Mossy Falls, Camel Back Road, Lake Mist, Dhanaulti, Bhatta Falls, Company Garden. 

Distance from Delhi: 287 km.

5. Morni hills

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It is believed that Morni Hills named after Queen Morni who used to rule this place. It is located in the Panchkula district of Haryana. It is a very serene and calm place and is much appreciated for its scenic beauty.

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Distance from Delhi: 253 km

6. Jim Corbett National park

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Jim Corbett National Park is a wildlife sanctuary. it is famous for Bengal tigers. You can visit the park from November to June only. The park will close during the monsoon season approaches.

Distance from Delhi: 241 km

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7. Sultanpur Bird Century

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It is the habitat of migratory birds and is a great spot for spotting the various species. Here you can see around 250 species of birds during the peak season, i.e. September and during winters.

Distance from Delhi: 50 km

8. Neemrana Fort, Rajasthan

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This place is known for its beautiful structure and its magnificence, this fort has now been converted into a luxury heritage hotel. There are entry fees which include lunch buffet also. You can also plan a night stay in this fort.

Distance From Delhi: 122 km

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9. Mathura

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Mathura is the sacred place for Hindus. It is believed that Mathura is the birthplace of Lord Krishna. Places to visit in Mathura are Krishna Janam Bhumi, Dwarkadhish Temple, Radha Kund, Govardhan Parwat and many more.

Distance from Delhi: 183 km.

10. Sariska Wildlife Century

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This place is famous for its tigers, leopards and wild dogs. Situated within the Indian state of Rajasthan. The park is open from 8:00 AM to 6:30 PM. It is better to visit the Jungle by Sariska Safari vehicles.

Distance from Delhi:  203 km.

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Following Guneet Monga, Priyanka Chopra serves as executive producer for the Oscar-nominated short film Anuja:”Inspiring Move: Following Guneet Monga, Priyanka Chopra Serves as Executive Producer for the Oscar-Nominated Short Film Anuja: ‘Very Proud'”

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Following Guneet Monga, Priyanka Chopra serves as executive producer for the Oscar-nominated short film Anuja:”Inspiring Move: Following Guneet Monga, Priyanka Chopra Serves as Executive Producer for the Oscar-Nominated Short Film Anuja: ‘Very Proud'”

Priyanka Chopra is extremely happy as she has come on board as an executive producer for Academy Award-shortlisted film Anuja, also backed by Guneet Monga.
Global star Priyanka Chopra is extremely happy as she has come on board as an executive producer for the Oscar-shortlisted film Anuja. Variety shared this update.

Anuja centers on the nine-year-old title character, who works in a back-alley garment factory with her older sister Palak. The narrative follows the young protagonist as she faces a decision that will impact both her future and her family.

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On being associated with the film, Priyanka said in a statement, “This beautiful film shines a spotlight on a subject that affects millions of children around the world, who are faced with the impossible decision between a future they cannot yet see and the immediate realities of their present.”

She said, “Anuja is a poignant, thought-provoking piece that makes us reflect deeply on the power of choices and how they shape the course of our lives. I am immensely proud to be associated with such a phenomenal and impactful project.”

The film was produced in collaboration with the Salaam Baalak Trust (SBT), a non-profit founded by Mira Nair’s family supporting street and working children, alongside Shine Global.

known for Academy Award-winning films War/Dance (2007) and Inocente (2012) – and Krushan Naik Films. Mindy Kaling is one of the producers on the film. Oscar winner Guneet Monga Kapoor has also boarded Anuja as a producer.

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This could be Monga’s third nomination at the Oscars. Her earlier projects, The Elephant Whisperers and Period: End of Sentence, won Oscars, bringing glory to Indian cinema.

A Story Close to the Heart

Anuja is a poignant tale about resilience, identity, and empowerment, centered around a young girl navigating societal challenges in her quest for self-discovery. Directed by a rising filmmaker, the short film has struck a chord with audiences and critics alike, making waves at various film festivals before earning its nomination for the Academy Awards.

Priyanka Chopra’s Legacy as a Producer

With Anuja, Priyanka continues her mission to spotlight underrepresented voices and meaningful narratives. She shared her admiration for the cast and crew of the film, saying, “It’s a collaborative effort, and every person involved in Anuja has poured their heart into it. I’m honored to be part of this journey.”

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Following Guneet Monga’s Footsteps

Priyanka’s move comes after Guneet Monga made history with The Elephant Whisperers, which won the Oscar for Best Documentary Short. Guneet’s success set a precedent for Indian filmmakers and producers, proving that stories rooted in Indian culture and values could resonate with a global audience. Priyanka’s involvement in Anuja further solidifies the growing presence of Indian creators on the international stage.

Critical and Audience Acclaim

Since its debut, Anuja has garnered widespread acclaim for its emotional depth and nuanced performances. Critics have praised its ability to tackle complex themes with sensitivity and authenticity. The film has already won several awards at international film festivals, further boosting its chances at the Oscars.

A Beacon for Future Collaborations

Priyanka’s involvement in Anuja is more than just a milestone for her career—it’s a beacon for future collaborations between Indian and international filmmakers. By lending her voice and resources to projects like this, she is creating opportunities for Indian talent to shine on a global scale.

As the Oscars approach, anticipation for Anuja continues to build. Whether it takes home the coveted trophy or not, the film’s nomination is a testament to the power of storytelling and the importance of representation.

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