FAMOUS CITIES OF INDIA & THEIR NICK NAMES, Indian Geography, INDIA

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🇮đŸ‡ŗSOME FAMOUS CITIES OF INDIA &THEIR NICK NAMES🇮đŸ‡ŗ

 1.GANDHINAGAR: Green City

 2.GUWATHI: Gateway of North East India

 3.Nilgiri: Blue Mountain

 4.Kashmir: Switzerland of India

 5.Assansol: City of black Diamond

 6.Maldha : Mango City

 7.KOLKATA : City Of Joy

 8.JODHPUR : Blue City

 9.JAIPUR : Pink City

 10.MUMBAI : Gateway Of India

 11.UDAIPUR : City Of Lakes

 12.HYDRABAD: City Of Parles.

 13.JAISALMER : Golden City.

 14.DARJEELING: Queen Of Hills

 15.LUCKNOW: City Of Nawabs

 16.VARANASI: Spiritual City of India

 17.KOLKATA: City Of Joy

 18.BENGALURU : Silicon valley Of India

 19.DEHRADUN : School Capital of India

 20.DELHI : City Of Rallies

 21.NAGPUR : Orange City.

 22.COORG : Scortland Of India

 23.CHANDIGAR: City of Beauty.

 24.CHENNI: Detroit of Asia

 25.AHMEDABAD : Manchester Of India

 26.KOCHI: Queen of Arabian Sea

 27.JAMSHEDPUR : Steel City Of India

 28. ALAPPUZHA: The Vanish Of East.



















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