| Chandigarh tourism office India | |
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| CHANDIGARH INDUSTRIAL & TOURISM DEVELOPMENT CORPN. LTD SCO 121-122, SECTOR 17-B, CHANDIGARH - 160017 TEL. : 4644430 – 34, 91-172-2704761, 2704356 FAX : 91-172-4644441 DELHI BOOKING OFFICE 21-B, Harish Chandra Mathur Lane, K.G. Marg Connaught Place New Delhi. Ph. 23353359, 23314961 Telefax : 23736017 | Ph. 23353359, 23314961 Telefax : 23736017 |
| Chandigarh tourism office India | |
| Chandigarh tourism office India | |
| The city of Chandigarh lies in the valley surrounded by Shiwalik Hills that hem the great Himalayas. From here one can travel northwards to the hill resorts of Shimla Kullu, Manali, Dharmashala and Dalhousie. Chandigarh is not only the most modern city in the country but has been planned to perfection by the world famous French architect Le Corbusier. | |
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| Chandigarh tourism office India | |
| Jan 7, 2010 | |
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