Travel Experience of an Inexperienced Traveller!

I was in The Netherlands a few days ago & I had decided to explore it a bit more than what I did during my first trip ( where I only visited Hilversum & Amsterdam ). So, I went to see Kinderdijk, Rotterdam & Utrecht. Kinderdijk was the first place on this trip ( officially I was in Hilversum ) & the trip began on 10th of March 2018. What is Kinderdijk? Kinderdijk is a village in South Holland ( Zuid-Holland ) situated around 15 KMs from Rotterdam, which is famous for its 19 windmills that were built in 18th century ( around 1740 ) to keep the area dry & drain the water. It is located at the junction of rivers Lek & Noord Kinderdijk is one of the most famous & well known Dutch tourist sites. The group of old windmills is probably one of its kind & one doesn't get to see it anywhere else in the world. This is a prime example of Dutch water management & explains how Holland manages to keep itself dry despite being below the sea-level. W

This particular post is about the places which we went to see on the last day of our trip, i.e 28th of January. And since these places don't really come under a particular city or village, I am not writing about what these places are. With that said, I will jump right into the places of interest. Jakhoo Temple & Jakhoo Hills Jakhoo Hills is a series of hills which is situated 2.5 KM from the Ridge, Shimla at a height of 2,455 meters ( 8,000 feet ) above sea level. It is Shimla's highest peak. Jakhoo/Jakhu Temple is a temple of Lord Hanuman which famously houses a 108 feet tall Hanuman idol. From the top, the total height comes out to be 8200 feet from sea level. This idol is said to be the highest point in Shimla. While the temple itself is not an epitome of architectural marvel per se, this 108 feet tall idol is truly impressive.  The entrance of Jakhu Temple. The stairs take you to the idol. View of Jakhu hills. Zoomed in view of 108 feet tall Hanuman idol, a