Hyderabad (India) : Char Minar built by Mohammed Quli Qutb Shah (1591) is the principal landmark. Buddha statue, Hussain sagar lake, Golconda fort, Ramoji film city and Salar Jung musuem etc are other attractions of the city.

Jaipur (India) : The 'City of Victory' was founded in 1727 by Maharaja Jai Singh II. Included on the popular tourist 'Golden Triangle' of Delhi - Agra - Jaipur. The 'Pink City', its palaces forts and museums are elegant.

Jallianwalabagh (India) : Where Gen REH Dyer opened fire on an unarmed assembly of people of Amritsar, who were protesting against Rowlatt act. Number of deaths 379, wounded 1208.

Junagadh (Gujrat) : One of the three princely states that didn't accede to Inidan Union in 1947. It was annexed to India on Nov 9, 1948. Girnar hill Jain temples is the chief attraction.

Kalinga (Orissa, India) : Emperor Ashoka who crushed the Kalingan kingdom at Dhauligiri near Bhubaneshwar (261 BC) was shocked by the horrors of war and converted to buddhism.