World Tourism Day – the Second Online Travel Varanasi Tourism has been among the hardest hit of all sectors by the COVID-19 pandemic. No country has been unaffected. Restrictions on travel and a sudden drop in consumer demand have led to an unprecedented fall in international tourism numbers, which in turn have led to economic loss and the loss of jobs. Women, youth, and workers in the informal economy are the most at risk from tourism sector job losses and business closures due to the pandemic. At the same time, the destinations most reliant on tourism for jobs and economic growth are likely to be the hardest hit.The tourism crisis is also a threat to wildlife conservation initiatives and to the protection of the world's cultural heritage. The sudden fall in tourism revenues has cut off funding for biodiversity conservation. With livelihoods at risk in and around protected areas, cases of poaching and looting are expected to rise. With 90% of World Heritages Sites...

Varanasi Taxi Service – the 2 nd Online Travel Having stood tall unabashedly even after 5000 years, Kashi, Benaras or Varanasi is a city which is as old as time. Varanasi which has seen the world toss and turn is said to be one of the oldest inhabited city in the world. Visit Varanasi any time of the year and you will never be hindered to find taxi service in Varanasi. According to legend, Kashi is established by Lord Shiva and is considered as his home thus radiating endless energy and spiritualism. This city has always been amazing to visit and the Taxi Service from The 2 nd Online Travel in Varanasi takes you to every corner of the city. The city of Ghats and temples attracts not only tourists but also spiritual seekers, salvation seekers and more . The 2 nd Online Travel has a wide network of cabs in Varanasi and well linked with major tourist attractions of Varanasi like Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Assi Ghat, Sankat Mochan , Durga Temple ,Chandra Prabha Wildlife Sanctuary, S...

Vishwakarma Puja Greetings 2020 – the Second Online Travel The architect of the Gods or the divine architect, Lord Vishwakarma, is worshipped on the last day of Bhadra, also known as Bhadra Sankranti or Kanya Sankranti. In 2020, Vishwakarma Jayanti is being observed on 16 September. he is son of Vastu Dev and Goddess Angisri, and he is the god of craftsmen and creators. It was Lord Vishwakarma who helped Brahma create the universe and make a map of the entire world. As per mythology, Lord Vishwakarma constructed the holy city of Dwarka, which Lord Krishna ruled. Fearing an attack from Jarasangh and Kaalayvan on Mathura, Shri Krishna and Yadavas left Mathura and arrived at the coast of Saurashtra. Once they reached the coast, Lord Krishna worshipped Samudradev, who pleased with his prayers, gave them land measuring 12 yojans. Lord Vishwakarma build Dwarka, a "city in gold" at this place. Yet another legend ties the divine architect with Lord Jagannath in Odisha. According to...

Hindi Diwas – the 2 nd Online Travel Varanasi- Bus Booking Service Hindi Diwas - On  14 September, Hindi Day is celebrated all over the country. Hindi is one of the most spoken languages ​​in the world.  It is in itself a fully competent and competent language.  Hindi is said to be a very simple language, but do you know why Hindi day is celebrated only on 14 September ? §   In 1918, Gandhiji, in Hindi Sahitya Sammelan, had called Hindi as the language of the people and made it a national language. §   On September 14, 1949, the Constituent Assembly decided with one vote that Hindi will be the official language of India. Because of this decision, this day is celebrated as Hindi Day in the whole of India. Hindi diwas - hindi diwas significance - hindi diwas kyu manaya jata hai §   With the Indian Constitution coming into force on 26 January 1950, the Official Language Policy came into force. Under A...

  Varanasi the 2 nd Online  Travel International Literacy Day – 8 September September 8 was proclaimed as the International Literacy Day  by UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)  in November 17, 1965. It was first celebrated on 1966. Its aim is to highlight the importance of literacy to individuals, communities and societies, now celebrations take place all around the world. This annual celebration started following a recommendation of the World Conference of Minister of Education on the Eradication of  Illiteracy that met in Tehran in September 1965. The Conference recommended that 8 September, the date of the inauguration of the Conference, be proclaimed International Literacy Day and be observed worldwide.        Each year the celebration  is going on with the aim to sensitize and mobilize international public opinion and to elicit their interest preoccupations, since its first Vernal C...

  Pitrupaksha 2020 – the 2 nd Online Travel Varanasi Pitrupaksha2020 started  from September 2 and continue till September 17. The ancestors' shraddha and tarpan have special significance. It is said that from Pitar Dev Swargalok, the people of the earth come to visit their ancestors. It is said that a person who does not offer sacrifices or shraadh of ancestors, he has to face Pitru Dosh. This defect causes many kinds of difficulties in life. Therefore, in order to please the fathers, it is forbidden to do certain activities in the Pitrupaksha. PITRU LOKA The Sanskrit word  ‘pitr’  becomes ‘pita’ in the singular and ‘ pitarah’  in the plural; the former means ‘father’, the latter is used ishan several senses like forefathers or ancestors occupying their own world called  Pitruloka . The most common meaning as used in  Shraaddhas  is three generations of ancestor’s viz. father, grandfather and great-grandfather. I...