Why you should travel to India!

The Golden Temple

If you want to have a good time while you are travelling around Asia you better visit the land of the finest architectural heritage of the old centuries, what I’m talking about is the land of the historical Mahatama Ghandi, It’s India

India has got a lot of touristic places which will be kept in your soul for a long time, and the Indian atmosphere has his own way to stick in your mind, a very different and  unusual type of food you never had before,  a lot of beautiful  beaches and incredibly structures .

I have for you if you want to go to India this year the best places to visit and to see the beauty of India.

Amritsar

A holy city situated in the northern province of Punjab, it’s the home of the Sikh religion, in the middle of the city we will find the golden temple or as known as the Harmandir Sahib, this temple is made of pure gold more than 400 years ago.

the majority of visitors are always the Sikhs from India, that doesn’t mean you can’t enter the temple, you can enter it through the Ghanta Ghar the main entrance, but only showing respect. The beauty of the temple gets better specially when it’s surrounded with a Pool.

Delhi

In any travel agents all over the world, specially the ones that have a northern India in their travel program for the foreign visitor, they must go and visit Delhi the capital city of India.

 Several districts are included in Delhi, the top sights in Delhi are Lal Qila and Red Fort, it’s the best  place to visit in India to find numerous historic monument. Walking through the Lahore Gate, into the bazaar, through the jewel palace, beside that the mighty city of Delhi is concedered as one of the oldest cities in the world, built in the 17th century

Munnar

 If you are the kind of people who like environment, rugged peaks, endless plantations. 

Well the heart  of kerala is what you need to visit in India in addition to the national parks, Munnar is the land of Kurunji flower, the one that bloom once in 12 years.

 Attukad waterfalls, Kundala lake, Mattupetty Dam, and many places to explore and to enjoy, don’t forget to try some of the local authentic cuisine.

Mumbai

India is full of natural and environmental destination for the nature lovers, but a metropolitan city can blow your mind. The land of hard work and hustle, of course the best thing that this city has is Bollywood, and many Bollywood stars live in Mumbai.

 a very active and welcoming city that never sleeps. the numerous munemount included in Mumbai such as Elephant islands, Prince of Wales museum, Gateway of India and Siddhivinayaka Temple. Try the street food at Juhu Chowpatty, shopping and enjoying the beauty of the city.

Agra

Agra was the capital of the Mughal Empire, and now is home of the iconic structure of Taj Mahal. The White marble was built in the 17th century, and it is known as a monoument of love.

the Taj Mahal can be very crowded and that refereed to its place in the tourists and Agra consedered as the most-visited in India.

 You should also visit Agra Fort the similar one in Delhi the Red Forth. All you can do in this city is enjoying and feel happiness through that travelling especially when you are on a honey moon.

Kerala

The southwestern state of India known as Kerala is a place of tropical beauty. Palm trees, white sand beaches and eco-tourism are all big reasons to explore the region. 

Besides its famous backwaters, elegant houseboats and temple festivals, Kerala is also home to Thekkady, a tiger preserve which allows you to admire flora and fauna without crowds.

 The hub of Kerala is the city of Kochi, where you can see the local fishing industry thriving along with modern high-rises and colonial architecture. Kochi is ethnically and religiously diverse, and in a single afternoon you can explore a Jewish synagogue, a Dutch palace, the Portuguese Pallipuram Fort and the Hindu Thrikkakara Temple.

Hampi

Time has took a pause in this land. Once you enter Hampi, you are entering into the pages of a history book. This is the ancient capital city of Vijayanagar Empire, which thrived in the past. 

Today, the land is filled with monuments, market squares and other architectural beauties in ruins. You can find many temples, palaces and many remainders of a glorious city of the past.

 You should visit Anjaneya Hill try some local road side tea and snacks, shopping at Hampi Bazar, ridding bike and the best one is to enjoy the sunset at Monkey Temple.

Ellora and Ajanta Caves

In the state of Maharashtra, you can explore the caves of both Ellora and Ajanta. At Ellora, there is an enormous complex of shrines carved from the rocky landscape. These 34 cave shrines are up to 1,500 years old, and they are from three distinct religions: Buddhism, Jainism and Hinduism.

 Two hours away is Ajanta, which is also home to 29 caves. The Ajanta caves are covered in murals and paintings, most of which reflect Buddhist stories.

 While the two cave complexes are two hours away from one another, it is well worth visiting both to compare these incredible attractions..

Chadar

The frozen river Trek How often does one boast about walking on a frozen river in a dream like destination? Stamped as one of the most thrilling experiences in Ladakh for an adventure aficionado, the Chadar trek route connects villages in the Zanskar valley deep in the mountains with Chilling and the frozen Zanskar River.

Bringing back the vigour of younger days, the once-in-a-lifetime experience will make you come across breathtaking sights. It also gives you the much-needed nudge to be physically fit before you even get there.

Pune

As you know that meeting work deadlines, managing stress and relationships has now become a juggling act. So after you busy schedule how about celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi with your best friend in this vibrant city.

Yes, folks you guessed it right. Visit the ashrams or just stroll in the market you will be glad as you visit this one of the best places to visit in India. Whether you are talking about business, academics or the spiritualism, the city of Pune is a perplexing mixture of all the colours.