India is one nation that oozes diversity in all its facades. Be it its ancient cultures, legendary history, unmatched landscapes or awe-inspiring religions – the nation has embraced its diversified image in a beautiful way. Travellers visiting India often get amazed by its charismatic list of historical garrisons rubbing shoulders with incredible modern day man-made wonders. Its assorted attractions are endless just as the ancient stories of love, hatred, chivalry and loyalty engraved here. No matter whether you are a history lover or seeking a place to unwind under the sun, whether you love savouring the tastiest food or wish to get drenched into seamless spirituality – India will never disappoint you with its 29 states, each featuring its own unique charm.
History and culture of India are unbeatable. Indian history goes back to thousands of years when it was ruled by some legendary rulers. The country houses numerous caretakers of its rich past like City Palace of Jaipur, Maharaja’s Palace of Mysore, Mehrangarh Fort of Jodhpur, Red Fort of Delhi, Gwalior Fort of Madhya Pradesh and Agra Fort of Agra which speak volumes about how colourful India’s past was.
Visit here and be amazed by its enriching cultural multiplicity due to people belonging to various religions, caste and creed residing here. From South to North and from East to West, every region of India has a different culture and takes pride in its own history.
There is absolutely no dearth of places to visit in India. From the National Capital of Delhi to the holy city of Varanasi, from vibrancy of Amritsar to forts and palaces of Rajasthan, from beaches of Goa to backwaters of Kerala, from splendid caves of Ajanta and Ellora to religious vibes of Bodhgaya and glitz & glamour of Mumbai – there is everything for everyone here. India is also a charmer for the devotees of wildlife with 89 national parks, 13 Bio reserves and 400+ wildlife sanctuaries.
Indian fairs and festivals are the most beautiful representations of the country’s diversity. Every state has its own list of festivals here showcasing the fervour of locals towards their traditions and religion. In Rajasthan, festivals like Teej, Bundi, Camel Festival, Gangaur and Desert Festival are extremely popular. Tamil Nadu remains drenched into the festivities of Natyanjali Dance Festival, Pongal, and Dance Festival Mamallapuram. Festivals of Punjab like Lohri, Basant Panchami, Hola Mohalla, Baisakhi, etc. show the vibrancy of this rich Indian state. Whereas Maharashtra wholeheartedly celebrates festivals like Ganesha festival, Elephanta Festival and Pune Festival. Then there are some significant Indian festivals like Holi, Diwali, Dussehra, Navratri, etc. which are celebrated with equal fervour all over the country.
People of India have a great fascination for food. It is perhaps the most important thing that binds them together. From Bengali Food like Begun Bhaja, Tangra Macher Jhol and Rasgulla; to Gujarati Food like Dhokla, Handva, Thepla and Gujarati Kadhi; from Punjabi Food like Butter Chicken, Amritsari Fish and Tandoori Chicken; to Rajasthani Food like Gatte ki Sabzi, Dal-Bati and Laal Maas – the options are just endless. South Indian cuisines are also loved by every traveller visiting India due to their rich flavours and simple cooking style.
