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After a few months into the lockdown, people reported craving food more than ever. As restaurants & cafes were shut down, the foodie in us longed for hygienic and delicious meals. Especially when you are in a city like Jaipur which provides culinary delights for every palate, you tend to crave a little more 😉
This was the time when home cooks seized the opportunity and it led to a rising number of home chefs across the country.
Today, we at Jaipur Beat are going to share one such inspiring tale, a story of an 87-year-old grandmother, Mrs. Gurdeep Soni. She is of the age when most people seek to enjoy their lives or pursue some leisurely hobbies, but she decided to chase her passion for cooking. After all, it’s better than never, right?
Dadi’s Entrepreneurial Journey- How It Started?
A few months ago, when the Corona was at its peak, and Dadi saw the world crumbling down as her dear ones got infected with Covid & death news of her loved ones started pouring in, she felt disheartened more than ever. She was demotivated and clueless about the purpose of life.
One fine day, a group of friends visited them for lunch, where Dadi’s Chole Bhature won everyone’s heart. Such that, even after they requested Dadi to send them chole bhature. That is when Dadi Gurdeep Soni, decided to turn her passion for cooking into a food venture. She proposed the idea to the family and kick-started her journey of being a Home Chef.
Meanwhile, her son Timmi Soni who was part of a Whatsapp Group consisting of food lovers, where the members talked about food, shared food pictures, and of course enjoy each other’s dishes. He started sharing it on that Whatsapp group. In no time, orders started pouring in and Dadi got a distraction from the entire Covid situation. She got excited & interested as people started loving the taste, and then they decided to expand it from one dish & group. Slowly with the assistance of her family, they all together started to curate a menu and gave a name to this venture as “Dadi’s Kitchen Tales”.
Her son says “It has given a new lease to her life, as she is excited throughout the day for the orders. I keep updating her on the number of views on her reel, which brings a smile to her face.”
It was the peak of India’s second wave of Covid-19 when the daily count of cases increased significantly. Oxygen demand was increasing more than ever. Remdesivir injection was being sold five times more than the price. The sudden spike in cases brought the nation’s healthcare system to its knees. There were no hospital beds, no oxygen, no medicines. There was no availability of ICU beds in hospitals across the city and nation. Apart from the medical bolt, it was the time for the worst financial shocks where people lost jobs & income and some lost the earning members of their family. The situation was terribly grim as people were struggling with basic necessities like food, medicines, blood, beds, and most importantly the support from the people.
The pandemic has been a nightmare for us all, but in these times of despair, there was a ray of hope in the city, as we Jaipurites stood by each other more than ever. Jaipur Beat wants to recognize a team of COVID SUPPORT that went beyond the call of duty for our city: Jaipur Covid Support.
Initially started by a few like-minded people as a WhatsApp group, Jaipur Covid Support established a communication system among those who were in need and those who can help. Jaipur Covid Support grew gradually with more experienced members who offered selfless services. The JaipurCovid Support is a team of philanthropists, NGO members, volunteers & experts from diverse fields. From providing medical assistance to protecting livelihoods, giving authentic information to delivering resources, the group stepped up to help the people in the city literally door to door.
“Government circulars and region-specific orders are circulated there. The supply of drugs and medicine is being regulated through this group. The members answered all queries about drugs and asked the nearest pharmacist to ensure door delivery of tablets or injections,” said the member of a group.
How This Group Worked
Connected people for help through networking and sharing experiences
Helped with precise information about oxygen, hospital beds, Remdesivir and other medicines, plasma & blood
Shared real time data on availability of beds and oxygen in hospitals
Offered online health advice from doctors for minor and mild COVID-19 symptoms for free
Collected unused medicine from people who have recovered
Arranged oxygen cylinders for people who could not arrange/afford
Provided food for free to those in need
The team of Jaipur Covid Support is no less than Covid warriors. We want to express our deep gratitude to each and every member of this group, as we highlight some of them.
The team included Dr. Dheeraj Gupta, a multi-talented Dentist, who gave the idea of online medical help. This helped people who needed first-hand advice at odd hours and those who were not able to move out. Dr. DD Gupta, a Senior Physician at Apollo Spectra Hospital also helped with online consultancy. Another member helped in guiding with Plasma & donation and also helped in formulating precise SOPs for Oxygen, Plasma, and other medicines. There are some notable names that assisted in all the aspects of this mission: Abhishek Tripathi, a Business Owner, Manish Chandwani, a Business Owner, Neelam Verma, a Homemaker, Seema Malhotra, an HR Consultant, Sunil Jain, an Architect. Apart from this, there were numerous faces who worked tirelessly and selflessly.
Such people restore our faith in humanity. If you know about similar Covid warriors in the city, share information with us at Jaipur Beat. Let’s spread positivity with more inspiring stories.
Salute to the Covid Heroes
Thank You Jaipur Covid Support group to help tackle COVID-19!
In this hour of emergency during the pandemic, when government helplines didn’t work & all the resourceful contacts failed, social media came to the rescue as a last resort in helping to save lives. We have experienced all of this through Jaipur Beat in the last few weeks. Since the break of the pandemic, many people were asking for help through Social Media as Covid cases continued to rise. We at Jaipur Beat were getting hundreds of messages from our followers for their families and friends in distress to help them by spreading the word for the urgent need for medicines, plasma, oxygen beds, hospital statuses, food delivery for Covid families and much more. Initially, we were clueless but we have experienced the plights of the families and it was heartbreaking to see the helplessness of the fellow citizens. We took the call and decided to use the platform for the community’s help along with the team. We were not feeling comfortable sharing regular posts glorifying Jaipur, whether it was food images or paid promotions, or any such thing on Jaipur Beat. How can we show happiness when we see so much suffering around us?
We started using the platform for SOS messages and in this, we collaborated with many resource providers/persons and started sharing valuable and urgent information. Some brands also joined us in sharing the collected information to reach more and more people. The continuous exchange of information was going on between various platforms including Whatsapp, Twitter, and Instagram. That is when we joined the Jaipur Covid Support Group on Whatsapp and monitored its functioning and without any doubt, this group needs a special mention for dealing with the crises without any personal gain.
There were many nights when the requirements kept pouring in the late-night hours too and sometimes even on calls. The urgent help given saved few lives and that small ‘thanks’ notes just kept us going. Today it fills us with immense satisfaction that as a responsible Jaipur page for a decade, Jaipur Beat, in these challenging times, actively worked to help the community fight Covid-19.
The universe has been kind to all of us and given us two long weekends back-to-back. Yes, we are talking about the Holi long weekend (Sat, Sun, Mon-27th, 28th & 29th March) and the Good Friday long (2nd, 3rd, & 4th April) weekend. And in case your bosses are generous and cool enough to grant you 31st & 1st April days of extra leaves then you just have the whole week off!
It doesn’t get better than this right? Well, it does if you plan a getaway for these long weekends to none other than Jaipur aka Pink City. And just to substantiate our above hypothesis, allow us to give you some mind-blowing reasons for you to plan your getaway to our favorite city, Jaipur.
The magnificent and spectacular forts and palaces
The city is filled with forts and places that draw the attention of tourists from all over the world. The forts are well known over the globe for their royal architecture, culture, age-old charm, and grandeur. Forts that we would recommend you to visit and experience the royalty of Rajasthan are:
• Amber Palace – The famous Amer Fort is one of the most visited forts in Rajasthan and is also registered as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Overlooking the Maota lake, Amber Fort is known for its aesthetical style elements. Also, for all the history buffs out there – do you know that Amer was the capital of the state before Jaipur?
• Nahargarh Fort – What comes to your mind when it comes to enjoying an eagle’s eye view of Jaipur’s jaw-dropping skyline? Definitely, it is Nahargarh! One of the favourite spots for Jaipurites. Situated in the Aravalli mountains, Nahargarh which means “adobe of tigers” is a majestic and spectacular fort. You can enjoy cycling and trekking at this fort and can also visit the Nahargarh biological park. Built in 1734 during the reign of Sawai Jai Singh (1698-1740), the extensive water systems of Nahargarh are one of the most significant features of the fort. So get your walking shoe on and one can take a walk through Water Heritage to uncover history to architecture, and see the history come alive.
• Hawa Mahal – This five-storey building continues to be the major attraction of all those travelling to the Pink City. The unique attraction is its 953 windows which were actually constructed to give a cool breeze to the royal ladies that watched processions from the inside of the Wind Palace.
• Jal Mahal – Located in the middle of Man Sagar Lake, this 5 storied building continues to stand still in Man Sagar Lake with 4 floors immersed in water. Back then it was used for royal duck shooting parties. With tranquil waters by the side and birds sitting on top of the chattris makes for a picturesque view. One can enjoy camel or horse safari and also shop for the local handicrafts from the temporary bazaars set near this place.
• City Palace – The City Palace, Jaipur is one of the most admired and finest attractions among the places to visit in the Pink City. With an organized layout of large courtyards, perfectly manicured gardens, and magnificent mahals, the palace is still home to the royal family of Jaipur. Apart from its magical architecture, the palace is also known for its beautiful gates. While planning a trip to Jaipur, make sure you reserve a day to visit the corridors of the City Palace and live a day like the royals!
• Jawahar Circle – The newest edition in the list is the ninth gate of Jaipur, known as ‘Patrika Gate’. It not only keeps heritage value but also the aesthetic value due to its modern architecture mingled with traditional style. The poly-chromatic patterns and vibrant surroundings make this gate one of a kind. The vibrant colours and mesmerizing architecture are always admired and make this an Instagram-worthy place as no one can leave without capturing its beauty.
• Jaipur is a paradise for shopping lovers. Be it street shopping, wedding shopping, or handicrafts shopping, Jaipur has it all. The list and names of markets and the dedicated ‘Rastas’ for each market make the city a favourite destination for those who love to indulge in shopping. The markets like Johari Bazaar, Tripolia Bazaar, Bapu Bazaar, etc are the soul of our city.
• Johari Bazaar (paradise for jewelry lovers) – Visit for Gem, Jewelry, Handicrafts, Furniture and Art, Chandpole Bazaar – If you love marble artifacts, handicrafts, furniture this is the perfect place for you.
You think of Jaipur and you automatically think of some mouth-watering food. You will completely agree with us once you hog on these scrumptious dishes at some of the finest places of Jaipur. Be it spicy Pyaj ki Kachori or sweet Mawa Kachori, or Pandit ki Pav Bhaji, Samrat ke Samose, Lassi at Lassiwala, Lal Maans or LMB ki chaat the list of Jaipur’s special delights goes on and on. You can either walk from place to place or gather at Masala Chowk for the tempting street food.
For the finest gourmet experiences don’t miss out on The Forresta Kitchen & Bar. How can we miss mentioning Rajasthani Laal Maans or Jaisalmeri Junglee Maans and the place to have that is Handi Restaurant in Jaipur which you must try!
Luxury hotels and restaurants
If you are the one who would love to experience Jaipur in luxury and live & eat like the royals, Jaipur has got your back for this as well. Jaipur has some of the luxurious and heritage hotels in India. Rambagh Palace, Samode Haveli, Alsisar Haveli, Leela Palace, Fairmount are the ones we truly recommend.
If you think that’s all sorry we still have a lot- Sisodia Rani ka Bagh, Vidhyadhar ka Bagh, Jawahar Kala Kendra, Panna Mian Ka kund, Galta Ji temple, Gaitore ki Chhatriyan, and the list can go on forever.
Convinced enough to visit Jaipur for a weekend getaway? From food to shopping to sight-seeing and luxury stays, the Pink City has a lot to offer. Words don’t do justice to the immense and exhaustive cultural diversity and heritage of Jaipur. Pack your bags now to experience the love of Jaipur. Padharo Mhare Des!Jaipur awaits you all!!
Amid the rising cases of COVID in the state and the city, we Jaipurites must understand the importance of getting vaccinated and should participate in India’s vaccination drive. Getting vaccinated means reduced risk of getting the illness and protecting people around you.
Source: Business Standard
Known as the world’s largest vaccination programme, India’s COVID immunisation drive began on January 16, where the healthcare and frontline workers got vaccinated first. The vaccination programme was then extended to people over 60 years of age. Now starting from 1 April, those aged 45 and with comorbidities (simultaneous presence of two or more diseases) will be able to take vaccines against coronavirus.
The vaccines can be taken free of cost in government hospitals or by paying Rs. 250 per dose in private facilities. The government has also approved expanding the dosage interval for Covishield from 28 days to 4-8 weeks based on scientific advice as it is more effective.
If you are wondering how to register, we are here to help you out. The schedule and appointment can be booked on or after April 1. You can register and book an appointment through the dedicated CoWIN portal or the Arogya Setu app.
Both the platforms allow a user to register at least four family members, including the user, for the coronavirus vaccine.
Aarogya Setu • On Aarogya Setu, go to the CoWIN tab, tap on the “Vaccination” tab and then select the “Register Now” option. • Register via your mobile number and enter the OTP. • Select the type of photo ID proof you wish to upload and fill in the details. • On the following page, you will need to submit proof of eligibility. If above 45, you will have to upload a doctor’s certificate as proof of comorbidity. • Now, choose your nearest vaccination centre and time slot to book the appointment. • Once registered successfully, you will receive an SMS with the appointment details.
CoWIN • On CoWIN, register via your mobile number and enter the OTP. • After verification, the ‘Registration for Vaccination’ page will open. Enter your details, such as photo ID proof. • The page will ask you if you have any comorbidities, which can be answered by simply clicking on ‘yes’ or ‘no’. If 45+, upload doctor’s certificate as comorbidity proof. • Once you enter the details for registration, click the ‘Register’ button. • If you get registered successfully, a confirmation message will be sent to your registered mobile number. • Once registered, you will be shown the “Account Details” page, where you can schedule your appointment. • Click on the “Schedule Appointment” tab and set your appointment as per your wish.
Upon vaccination, you must insist on receiving a hard copy or a digital copy/link of your Vaccination Certificate. If the hospital does not provide a certificate, the beneficiary may lodge a complaint at toll-free number 1075. (Source: Ministry of Health)
Some of the vaccination centres of Jaipur are: Sawai Man Singh Hospital, Jaipur Hospital, Monilek Hospital, Metro Mas Hospital, Fortis Escorts Hospital, Eternal Hospital, C K Birla Hospital, Manipal Hospital, Mahatma Gandhi Hospital.
You will find your nearest COVID vaccination centre after registering on CoWIN or Aarogya Setu.
DISCLAIMER: The content written above is true to the best of our knowledge, but there may be omissions.
March is here and so are the physical events that we have missed more than ever! After the year of pandemic, we are hoping the event industry bounces back with a bang. Though virtual events ruled the year 2020 successfully, but we definitely missed dressing up and networking face-to-face. Let’s welcome the month of celebrations which includes festivals like Holi, Gangaur, Rajasthan Day, Women’s Day and whatnot!! Here are 11 events in March that you will probably love to attend.
P.S. Don’t forget to mask up and sanitize your hands.
1. Bougainvillea Fair Date: 19th to 21st March 2021 Venue: Vanashraya by Living Stone
For more details please contact: +91 9829011136
LIFESTYLE EXHIBITIONS
2. Dahleez Exhibition 2nd-3rd March at Fort, Lal Bahudur Nagar, JLN Marg 5th-6th March at Birla Auditorium, C Scheme
3. Jhalak- Spring & Summer Edition Date: 11 & 12th March Venue: Hotel Holiday Inn, Jaipur
4. Lagan Mandap Exhibition Date: 17th-18th March 2021 Time: 9:00 UTC+05:30 Venue: Holiday Inn Jaipur City Centre
ENTERTAINMENT
5. Punchliners Standup Comedy Show ft Rajat Chauhan Date: 6th March Time: 7 pm Venue: Aisle Clarks Stage, Hotel Clarks Amer
6. Punchliners Comedy Show ft Pratyush Chaubey Date: 14th March Time: 7 pm Venue: Aisle Clarks Stage, Hotel Clarks Amer
7. Punchliners Factory Reset ft Vikramjit Singh Date: 21st March Time: 7 pm Venue: Aisle Clarks Stage, Hotel Clarks Amer
8. Akcent Live at Stardust Date: 20th March Time: 8 pm Venue: Stardust, Lal Kothi
FAIRS & FESTIVALS
9. Gulal 4 (Celebration of Women’s Day & Holi) Date: 7th March Time: 11 am – 2 pm Venue: Indiana Hotels, Jaipur
10. 7th Rajasthan International Film Festival – RIFF 2021 Date: 20th March (Opening Ceremony) Venue: Entertainment Paradise (EP) – Miraj Cinemas, Jaipur
11. Dineout SteppinOut Food Festival | Jaipur Date: 21st March Time: 12pm – 10pm Venue: Grand Uniara Heritage Hotel, Jaipur
As Mahatma Gandhi said, “To find yourself, lose yourself in the service of others.” To acknowledge Bapu’s teachings and walk the path that our Nation’s father has shown to us, we commemorate the week of his birth i.e. 2 nd -8 th October, every year as the Joy of Giving Week. The Joy of Giving campaign encourages people to give -money, resources, skills or time and experience this phenomenal feeling of fulfilment. Although, we feel that the Joy of giving shouldn’t be confined to just one week. However, this particular week encourages and inspires us to reach out to those in need by looking beyond our own self-centred lifestyle and restore humanity. If we look around, there are some compassionate people who are all round the year doing their best to lend their support, to help and uplift the people who genuinely seek society’s attention, with all the possible resources they have. So today, Jaipur Beat acknowledges and applauds those compassionate and courageous minds who have gone beyond their limits and are creating hope for those in need. In fact, here’s a cue on how you too can experience the Joy of Giving along with these organizations.
Praveen Lata Sansthan
An award winning Non Government Organization that works towards empowering girls and women by focusing on education, health, safety and skill development. Their mission is to eradicate poverty and hunger, promote gender equality and empower women, ensure environmental sustainability and rural development. They even run few programs and one of them is called Spotless Dame, which is an initiative to create awareness around menstruation hygiene and innovation of environmentally friendly low cost pad made of Bamboo Charcoal which can be reused for 5 Long Years named MeraPad. Be a part of this revolutionary NGO that are fighting for so many issues to provide a better life to those people.
How often do we see people treat people with HIV+ LIKE normal human beings? Rays is home to more than 50 children that provide all the support needed like education, medical aid, balanced meals and regular exercise. These kids attend regular school and travel across India during summer holidays and are also taught dance, music, art, yoga and other extracurricular activities by the volunteers. Yet another revolutionary NGO that you can help out!
The organisation strives to provide an equal opportunity for person with Cerebral Palsy, Mental Challenges, Autism, and Multiple Disabilities in rural and tribal areas. They enhance the quality of these people’s life by enabling them to achieve their potential and participate in the society. The good deeds that this NGO is doing are worth offering your support in your own way.
Viren Sharma a canine behaviourist and CEO of International Dog Bazaar is an ardent dog lover who has feed more than 50,000 stray dogs during COVID pandemic. This dog man of India started his passion in 2001 has now recorded adoption of more than 1000 stray dogs in a month, highest in India by any animal welfare organization and has revolutionized the pet industry with his unique concepts. He is the voice for the voiceless!
The only purpose of Jaipur Rugs Foundation is to reach to remote rural areas to empower them to lead a good life. Jaipur Rugs work with 40,000 weavers in 6 states of India that provides them the opportunity for personal growth and development. This organisation ensures the best of artisans work to the customers and sustainability to the rural artisans.
Rani Ratna Kumari Foundation is a charitable trust that focuses on women empowerment in Shahpura. It has been working for the upliftment of the social status of women and especially the skilled lady workers of hand block printing. This organisation works towards holistic development in the rural areas through job creation for women and promises to provide them aid and support.
These real-life superheroes don’t fly but they definitely are on a good mission!
Stand up, reach out and step forward to help someone in need or just distribute masks, medicines, food, sanitizer etc and experience the true Joy of Giving 🙂
Looking at the prevailing COVID situation, the long air or train travels are not in the plans for the next months atleast. But yes, the road trips to nearby places are catching the attention to break away the monotony of never-ending WFH duties.
Travellers take note! Now Jaipur, Goa and Kochi are listed as ‘India’s top ‘Next Destinations’ of the year 2020!
The survey reveals-
1. 80 per cent Indians are planning to travel.
2. People are looking for safe and sanitised places to stay.
3. Further, the travellers are trying to make an informed decision rather than impulsive when it comes to travelling. The last and the most important is
4. Road Trips set to go high
After staying almost half of the year at home, Indian travellers are now keen to take a ‘safe’ break from daily routine. Visiting places, preferably close to home, is likely to be a top travel trend as the festive season and long weekends begins soon. For Delhi/NCR people, Jaipur and Udaipur are places they can conveniently drive down to, whereas for Mumbaiwalas, it can be Goa. For Bengaluru denizens, road trip to Mysore offers a nice break from stay at home monotony.
As the festive season starts, Jaipur is ready to welcome you all. So, get set and go!!
We totally understand how exhausting it must be to stay at home for the past few months and not being able to socialize enough or attend exciting events that keep taking place in our Pink City.
The pandemic isn’t ending but this long halt at home has to come to an end. After all, all of us are itching to see what’s going around– check-out new trends and off-course festival shopping! What if you get this all at one place that too from the luxury of your home?
Tadaa !!
Jaipur Beat has come across this amazing exhibition in the city! The FICCI FLO ( an organization to empower women) has come up with an interesting Virtual Exhibition of the stuff manufactured, designed and procured by the women associated with them. In the current times when everything has gone virtual, FICCI FLO has announced “Travelling Trunks – A whimsical event that brings 50 hand-picked favourites from across the nation to the beautiful Pink City. Scheduled from 17th to 19th October 2020 Travelling Trunks promises a bonanza of the pop-ups of apparels, accessories and home decor with exclusive workshops, exotic foods and never-ending live music!
Isn’t it the dream to go shopping without having to pay for the tickets?
And, the timings of this exhibition couldn’t be this much perfect as the biggest festivals are approaching. Don’t hold your excitement as the Travelling Trunks Virtual Exhibition is bringing in your favourite happening, vibrant streets as well as high-end fashion together at one event! Get ready to fulfil all of your shopaholic needs and entertainment greed that too by sitting on your couch.
We bet this one of a kind virtual exhibition is going to be one of a kind experience! Are you in?
Pro Tip: Call up your friends, fix up a time and go shopping with Travelling Trunks!
Are you craving for the ecstatic feeling when setting off for a road trip? The feeling of wind blowing through your hair and the open road in front of you? That scenic view of leafy avenues lined on the sides? Those unforgettable moments of singing along with your friends and family? Indeed, road trips create memories to cherish for a lifetime. Especially the urge to travel after staying indoor for months has been more than ever. You feel like driving away from the mundaneness of your home routine. Research even shows that travel can help reduce stress & anxiety, and that’s all you need right now. Since we can’t travel really far, let’s find our little joys by travelling nearby. The road network of Rajasthan is highly impressive, and that is why there are beautiful places around the Pink City that are ideal locations for a road trip journey. Pick your favourite place from these and make full use of the upcoming long weekend by planning a short road trip!
Sariska National Park
One of the most celebrated tiger reserve forests in India, the Sariska National Park is situated in the Alwar district. It offers an exciting wildlife experience and also houses the ruins of medieval temples.Apart from tigers, you can also spot many endangered species here.
Distance from Jaipur: 133 km
Image via Google
Pushkar
The journey between Jaipur to Pushkar can be covered smoothly without much hassle as Ajmer has commendable road connectivity. The spirituality and tranquillity of Pushkar along with the beautiful architectural wonders has made it a major crowd puller.You can sit next to the lake for some solace and peace.
Distance from Jaipur: 144km
Neemrana Fort
On your road trip from Jaipur-Delhi, stop at the gorgeous Neemrana Fort. Perched atop a small hillock, it looks like a crown jewel of the town. The mesmerizing beauty of the majestic fort will take you back in time to its days of glory. Vintage car tours are something very unique and famous to this place.
Distance from Jaipur: 148km
Image via Neemrana Hotels
Alsisar
Known for the feel of authentic rural Rajasthan, Alsisar is dotted with quaint villages.Located in the Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan, Alsisar is well connected by road with Jaipur. You can also visit Alsisar Mahal which stands tall in the desert and exudes a glorious history.
Distance from Jaipur: 200km
Bharatpur
Bharatpur is known for the Keoladeo National Park and Lohagarh Fort, as its beauty spreads across beautiful streams, rich forests & diverse wildlife. You will spot many monkeys on the way to the park. On your journey to Bharatpur from Jaipur, you can take a break at the historic city, Dausa.
Distance from Jaipur: 184km
Ranthambore
The highway connecting Jaipur to Ranthambore offers a picturesque stretch which portrays the exquisitely rich culture of the state. Ranthambore is a paradise for nature lovers and is famous for its safari tours & biodiversity.You can spot many wild species that are freely roaming around in the jungle.
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