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Last year I went to Sariska, Rajasthan and this wonderful trip was a great experience. Widely known as the darkest place in India, Sariska was a great vacation site. I and my parents went there with our family friends. We stopped at an outstanding resort called "The Astroport". The resort covered two of my favourite aspects – universe exploration using telescopes and greenery. This resort was a paradise with scrumptious food, greenery and huge telescopes and guides. The climate was also pleasant. Hospitality provided by The Astroport was amazing, there were also many recreation activities like swimming and outdoor sports. Sariska Astroport Resort We went by car and visited an ancient Neelkanth Mahadev Temple  constructed by the Pandavas during their exile. It is an archeological heritage site. We finally reached our fantastic resort by noon. We decided to rest and settle down after enjoying a lavish meal. In the evening we went on a walk and saw musical performances. Neelkant

  📚  “ Books and doors are the same thing. You open them, and you go through into another world. They are uniquely portable magic. ”    📚                                                            A great example of this is my fantastic read of the book Percy Jackson. This book was centred over an adolescent boy Percy Jackson, with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder ( ADHD ) and dyslexia who comes to know that he is the son of Poseidon, in ancient Greek religion, god of the sea  ( and of water generally ), earthquakes, and horses. He goes to a camp called Camp Half-Blood and discovers that he is a demigod ( half human–half god ).   After facing series of harrowing trials he achieves victory and peace. This book has affected my decision-making and way of thinking a lot. I think it was highly confidence-boosting. It is one of those enthralling reads I am fond of. The writer of this wondrous book ( Rick Riordan ) has nailed the concept of price of power and the importance of the p