Tour in India
There are many circuits for a tour in India hence it completely depends on you and your interests which part of the country you would like to visit, being the seventh biggest country in the whole world and more importantly the most diverse country of the planet it gives you plenty of opportunities to experience what is completely new and astonishing for you, has a look at our list below at the places you can visit in India during your tour in India.
Visit Rajasthan during your tour in India
Rajasthan, popularly known to many as the Land of Kings, is a beautiful example of the ancient opulence and grandeur of India, whose traces are still present in the air of this state. One of the most colorful and vibrant states in the country, with a strong blend of culture, history, music, cuisine, and people who welcome you with smiling faces, falling in love with Rajasthan does not take long. Rajasthan has more history than the whole country put together: it is the kingdom of the ex Maharajas and their sumptuous palaces and majestic forts. Rajasthan is immersed in a past full of honor, chivalry, and heroism. Deserts of golden sand, traditional crafts, authentic cuisine, and majestic palaces contribute to making Rajasthan an ideal vacation spot. Don’t forget to wish everyone with “Khamma Ghani” while you’re here!
Rajasthan abounds with forts offering sweeping views of the scenic landscape. The three most important forts in Rajasthan are the Amber Fort in Jaipur, the Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur, and the Jaisalmer Fort, commonly known as Sonar Quila. Rajasthan also has a significant number of palaces that have historical significance, the famous being the Umaid Bhawan Palace and the Jaipur City Palace. Both these buildings date back to the highest times and you can see the furniture and other objects used by royal families on display in these buildings.
Visit Delhi during your tour in India
The capital of India, Delhi is a cosmopolitan city with an old historical Delhi and modern New Delhi. From historical monuments to crowded shopping centers, from a vast network of the modern metropolitan system to the campus of the University of Delhi, Dilli has multiple personalities and is considered the city with a heart. The narrow winding streets and narrow streets of old Delhi are a testament to the ancient Mughal domination.
Take time to explore historical monuments like the Red Fort, Jama Masjid, Humayun’s Tomb and Purana Qila if you want to explore the history of the Mughal. Delhi has famous temples scattered throughout the city, some noteworthy being the Akshardham Temple, the Lotus Temple (also known as the Bahai Temple), and the ISKON Temple. Central Delhi is the concentration of the country’s political power, and here the places to visit he
re-include the Rashtrapati Bhawan on Raisina Hill, the Rajpath and India Gate. The best place to visit this area is in the evening, as all the buildings are illuminated and you can see the Amar Jawan Jyoti at India Gate which shines brilliantly.
People in Delhi love to eat and tourists will be spoiled for choice among the multitude of dishes offered in every corner of every street. From kebabs and tikka to Chhole Bhature, Delhi is a melting pot of different cultures, and this fact is reflected in the culinary palette of the city. Delhi is a shopper’s paradise with some colorful bazaars and exclusive markets. The wide variety of markets in Delhi ensures that travelers return home with twice the luggage they arrived with!
Don’t miss Agra while on a tour in India
Located in Uttar Pradesh, Agra is synonymous with the Taj Mahal, but in the city, there is much more than this world-famous monument. From the epic Mahabharata to the Mughal dynasty, Agra was monumental and played a significant role in shaping the history of India. The city was first mentioned in Mahabharata as Agrevana which means border with the forest. It was later founded by Sikandar Lodi of the Lodi dynasty in the 16th century who built many structures including fortresses, wells, mosques, etc. In Agra. He moved his capital from Delhi to Agra and after his death, his son ruled the city for nine years. Later, Sher Shah Suri ruled Agra and from 1556 to 1658 was the capital of the Mughal Empire.
Tour in Kashmir India
Located in the northern part of India. Jammu and Kashmir is the essence of all that is Indian: culture, history, tradition, people, and natural splendor. The state has a long history spanning about 4000 years and there are many prehistoric sites, which give indications on human settlement in this region at that time. The state was integrated as part of India in 1948 when the then ruler of Jammu and Kashmir agreed to join the Indian federation and was given a special status under Article 370 of the Indian constitution.
Located in the northernmost part of India, Jammu and Kashmir are bordered by Pakistan, China, and Afghanistan from west to east. From south to east, the state border touches Punjab and Himachal. The state extends between the latitudes from 32 ° 17 ¢ N to 36 ° 58’N and the lengths from 37 ° 26 ¢ E to 80 ° 30 ¢ E. The state can be divided into four main regions: the sub-mountainous plain and semi-Montana are known as Kandi or dry belt; the Shivalik mountain ranges, the high mountain area that constitutes the Kashmir valley; The Pir Panchal range and its shots, including the districts of Doda, Poonch and Rajouri and part of the districts of Kathua and Udhampur; and the middle path of the Indus River which includes Leh and Kargil.
Tour in Ladakh, India
Leh, the capital of the district of Ladakh, Leh is towards the eastern parts of Jammu and Kashmir. It is perched at a height of 3,505 m above sea level. The region is irrigated by the Zanskar River, which flows into the Indus River just below. The Stok mountain range lies just south of Leh, while to the north lies the snow-covered Ladakh mountain range.
Tourist destinations: a miniature version of the Potala in Lhasa, the Leh Palace is one of the major attractions here. Above the palace, at the top of Namgyal Hill, is the Tower of Victory, built to commemorate the victory of Ladakh over the Balti Kashmir armies in the early 16th century. The Namgyal Tsemo Gompa, built-in 1430, contains a three-story high Buddha image and ancient manuscripts and frescoes. The fort above this gompa is ruined, but the sight of Leh from here is incredibly beautiful. The Shanti Stupa was built by the Japanese order and was opened by the Dalai Lama in 1985.
Looking for some fresh air visit Rishikesh
One of the largest religious centers in Northern India, Rishikesh is located along the banks of the holy Ganges and surrounded by the green Shivalik hills on three sides. Rishikesh is frequented by Hindu and western pilgrims who go to the Ganges to purify them of their sins and reach nirvana. Point of temples that exude gods and ashrams immersed in holistic surroundings, Rishikesh is a great attraction for those seeking spirituality.
Being a sacred city, the inhabitants of Rishikesh believe in religiously following a vegetarian diet and alcohol has no chance among the spiritual highs of Rishikesh. Those looking for a detox session will find the surroundings of Rishikesh. Appropriately entitled “Capital of yoga in the world”, Rishikesh has innumerable ashrams that organize yoga camps throughout the year. Thousands of people visit Rishikesh to relax, learn yoga, meditate, and seek spiritual happiness. The ashrams not only offer accommodation but also open a realm of a healthy life.
Tour in India experience some spirituality in Dharamshala
Being a sacred city, the inhabitants of Rishikesh believe in religiously following a vegetarian diet and alcohol has no chance among the spiritual highs of Rishikesh. Those looking for a detox session will find the surroundings of Rishikesh. Appropriately entitled “Capital of yoga in the world”, Rishikesh has innumerable ashrams that organize yoga camps throughout the year. Thousands of people visit Rishikesh to relax, learn yoga, meditate and seek spiritual happiness. The ashrams not only offer accommodation but also open a realm of a healthy life.
Dharamshala is widely divided into two parts; Upper and lower Dharamshala. The High Dharamshala, also known as McLeodganj, is the main tourist attraction, as it is more scenic and home to the Dalai Lama and magnificent Buddhist hermitages. Lower Dharamshala, on the other hand, includes civic structures such as educational institutions, offices, bus stations, and hospitals. This hilltop retreat, perched at almost 1,500 meters above sea level, is the home of the holy Dalai Lama, and is a great pilgrimage for Buddhists (also known as “Little Lhasa”), as it hosts several monasteries, including which the Tsuglagkhang complex where the Dalai Lama resides and the Namgyal monastery, which is one of the most important Buddhist temples in India.
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During your Tour in India visit Amritsar
There is no shortage of things to do in Amritsar as this city is a center of activities and expeditions. Take a spiritual journey as you visit a myriad of places of religious significance. The Golden Temple, the Durgiana Temple, and Gurudwara Goindwal Sahib are some places that will help you find inner peace. Take a brief stop at Jallianwala Bagh for a historic appointment that will give you the opportunity to pay tribute to the people who lost their lives in a massacre that changed India’s freedom movement. Take a walk in the city along the streets of Amritsar to understand the life and the natives. Last but not least, a gastronomic track is a must in Amritsar with many local food products to explore and taste.
Varanasi
Just exploring the narrow alleys and observing things along the mystical Ganges river is more than enough to keep you occupied and fascinated during your visit to Varanasi. Be sure to also check out my Varanasi travel guide for more tips on visiting the city. Every evening at the Main Ghat is held the Pooja Ceremony, an exhibition conducted by Brahmins dedicated to Lord Shiva and the Ganga river. It starts around 18:00 in the evening and attracts a large crowd of Hindus and tourists every night.
Many people stand alone along with the ghat steps, but others jump in the boat to see the ceremony from the water. Brahmins go through a series of rituals that include a lot of incense, fire, movements, ringing of bells, and loud music in the background. It is certainly worth seeing at least once when you visit Varanasi.
Khajuraho
For those looking for a rich history and cultural portraits dating back several centuries, there are more than enough places to visit in Khajuraho to satiate your curiosity. When the hustle and bustle of modern days make you feel exhausted and detached, it counts on a journey full of history and fascinating traditions of past eras to rekindle your curiosity and capture your senses. Located just 175 km from Jhansi, the city of Khajuraho is one of Madhya Pradesh’s most popular travel destinations. The city is largely celebrated for its beautiful and ancient temples that bear some of the best forms of temple art.
Almost all these wonderful temples were built from and during the reign of the Chandela dynasty, ie between 950 and 1050 AD, The temples bring magnificent depictions of meditation, spiritual teachings, and erotic sculptures, making them a UNESCO World Heritage Site! There are numerous tourist sites in Khajuraho, mainly temples, which are classified into 3 groups: western group of temples, eastern group of temples, and southern group of temples. In addition, the sanctuaries of Panna National Park, Ken Gharial Reserve, Pandav, and Raneh Waterfalls offer great opportunities to switch off and rejuvenate on the edge of nature.
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Kerala
God’s Own Country, Kerala is one of the places to visit in the world. Tourist places in Kerala try, like and of course offer unforgettable experiences. This paradise in India has hill stations, ponds, beaches, wildlife sanctuaries, commercial cities, scenic villages and much more to explore.
The coastal state nestled between the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea is pleasant throughout the year. Whether it’s family vacations, honeymooners, backpackers or adventure lovers, there’s something for everyone.
Tamilnadu
Tamil Nadu has claimed to be a popular tourist destination worldwide. Need a relaxing or spiritual vacation, exploring the mystery of cosmic powers? Tamil Nadu caters to your interests and, therefore, is the right travel destination in India to quench your thirst for exploration.
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Goa
Goa is known for its many festivals that take place in March. One of these is the “Shigmotsav” which appears to be the Holi version of Goa. “Sabado Gordo” in Panaji is held on the Saturday before Lent and is celebrated by a procession of allegorical floats and noisy street parties.
More information on the attractions of Goa The procession of saints is the only procession of its kind outside Rome. Thirty statues of saints are taken out of the warehouse and taken out as a parade around Old Goa and its neighboring villages. It’s the perfect time for paragliding, windsurfing, and water skiing that make the beaches of Goa a place full of fun
Mumbai
Mumbai, the capital of the Indian state of Maharashtra, is a spectacular paradox of chaos and hope, glamor and squalor, modernity and tradition. Famous as the city of dreams, Mumbai – formerly known as Bombay – Mumbai is a beautifully blended melting pot of cultures and lifestyles.
The city absorbs everything in its fabric, making it it’s own. From emerging actors struggling to make it big on the big screen; from the superstars of Bollywood to the big industrialists to the tribes of fishermen and inhabitants of poor neighborhoods, Mumbai is a city that proudly boasts stories of different paths of human survival. One of the country’s main centers of art, culture, music, dance, and theater, Mumbai is a dynamic and cosmopolitan city that has run exclusively for years on the indomitable spirit of the Mumbaikars.
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Ellora and Ajanta
Ellora, known locally as Verul and mentioned as Elapura in medieval literature, is a group of 34 rock-cut caves in the Satpuda mountain ranges, about 30 km from the city of Aurangabad, in Maharashtra, India. It is the only rock complex where the rock temples of all the major religions of ancient India are located, namely Buddhism, Hinduism and Jainism.
It seems that the site has throbbed with artistic activity for over 500 years (from the 5th to the 11th century AD), mainly under the patronage of the Kalachuri, Chalukya and Rashtrakuta dynasties and also the Bauddha sanghas. Unlike the nearby complex of caves of equal importance, namely Ajanta, Ellora was not lost by collective amnesia. It remained a living monument.
The first monuments of the Buddhist caves at Ajanta date back to the II and I century BC During the Gupta period (5th and 6th century AD), many other richly decorated caves were added to the original group. The paintings and sculptures of Ajanta, considered masterpieces of Buddhist religious art, have had considerable artistic influence.
Hampi
Hampi, a temple city in northern Karnataka, was once the capital of the historic Vijayanagara dynasty. This picturesque place, which lies among the suggestive ruins of the past, welcomes tourists from far away. The magnificence of the ruins of the temples and other structures of Vijayanagar, dating back to 1500 AD, is the main attraction of this place. According to some reports, Hampi was the second-largest city in the world.
Stone Chariot, Hampi
There are countless boulders around Hampi that are easy to climb. You can get a breathtaking view of the scattered ruins around Hampi by mounting one of the boulders. Located on the bank of the Tungabhadra river, Hampi has a number of tourist attractions such as the Virupaksha temple, the Vithala temple and the statue of Nandi. It is best to visit Hampi during the three days of the Hampi festival which is held around October-November each year. Read more about Hampi
Gujarat
Located in the westernmost part of India, Gujarat is home to numerous architectural wonders. It is famous for its vibrant culture and rich heritage, as well as panoramic landscapes and gourmet cuisine. Offering a wide range of the most spectacular attractions, Gujarat, also known as “The Land of Legends”, there are many places of attraction in Gujarat and presents a perfect blend of art, history, music, and culture.
Being the only home of the pure Asian lions, Gujarat also offers splendid views of the scenic beauty that ranges from the Great Rann of Kutch to the hills of Satpura. In addition to picturesque landscapes and a coastline of over 1,600 kilometers, Gujarat also offers its tourists some magnificent ancient cave paintings, historical murals, sacred temples, historical capitals, wildlife sanctuaries, beaches, hillside resorts, and fascinating handicrafts. Gujarat is a dry state, but the cultural exuberance of the Gujratis will give you rejuvenation.
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Calcutta
Calcutta, the second-largest city in India, is a perpetually continuous festival of human existence, at the same time luxurious and squalid, refined and frenetic, definitely futuristic, while magnificently ruined. A vibrant 350-year-old metropolis located on the east coast of India, the capital of West Bengal thrives on contradictions and impressive shows; nothing is trivial in this city. Famous as the city of joy, Calcutta is, in every sense, the artistic, cultural, and intellectual capital of the country. The streets of Calcutta are lively, frantic, chaotic yet full of life and creativity. Guided by the indomitable spirit of the self-built middle class. The city has created a beautiful juxtaposition of the old charm of the colonial era with the rising hipster culture that thrives among the millennial residents of the city.
Starting from the admiration of the thriving artistic scene in the city to the gratifying gastronomic explorations to wandering through the countless bazaars to sit on the banks of the Hooghly and enjoy a peaceful sunset, Calcutta is soaked with layers and layers of heritage and culture and peeling off every layer to look under the hood is a very rewarding experience, once in a lifetime. As the famous quote says, “If you want a city with a soul, come to Calcutta“.
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