A beginner-friendly, static web application showcasing some of the most popular and beautiful travel destinations. This project is built using basic HTML and structured to provide individual destination spotlights with dedicated visual assets.
The repository contains the following core files:
tourist.html: The main hub and landing page of the project.- Destination Pages: Individual HTML pages featuring information and images for each location:
dudhsagar.html(Dudhsagar Falls)ladhak.html(Ladakh)maldives.html(Maldives)mullayanagiri.html(Mullayanagiri Peak)
- Media Assets: Accompanying JPEG images (
.html.jpeg) for each respective destination page.
- Clone the repository to your local machine:
git clone [https://github.com/StudentCoderr/basics-projects.git](https://github.com/StudentCoderr/basics-projects.git) Navigate to the project folder.
Open tourist.html in any web browser to explore the main hub. 🛠️ Tech Stack HTML5: Used for structuring the web pages and linking content.
Images: Static visual assets for enhancing user experience.
Here is a clean, well-structured markdown template you can copy and paste directly into your README.md file:
# Tourist Destinations Project
A beginner-friendly, static web application showcasing some of the most popular and beautiful travel destinations. This project is built using basic HTML and structured to provide individual destination spotlights with dedicated visual assets.
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## 📂 Project Structure
The repository contains the following core files:
* **`tourist.html`**: The main hub and landing page of the project.
* **Destination Pages**: Individual HTML pages featuring information and images for each location:
* `dudhsagar.html` (Dudhsagar Falls)
* `ladhak.html` (Ladakh)
* `maldives.html` (Maldives)
* `mullayanagiri.html` (Mullayanagiri Peak)
* **Media Assets**: Accompanying JPEG images (`.html.jpeg`) for each respective destination page.
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## 🚀 How to Run the Project
1. **Clone the repository** to your local machine:
```bash
git clone [https://github.com/StudentCoderr/basics-projects.git](https://github.com/StudentCoderr/basics-projects.git)
- Navigate to the project folder.
- Open
tourist.htmlin any web browser to explore the main hub.
- HTML5: Used for structuring the web pages and linking content.
- Images: Static visual assets for enhancing user experience.
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