India is a land of diversity in every
aspect you can think of. From the towering Himalayas in the North to the great
Indian Ocean in the south, from the mighty Brahmaputra River and rainy regions
of East to the arid land of Rajasthan, the diversity keeps growing as you try
to unfold in among its people, languages they speak, food they eat or the
cultures they belong to while you Travel in India! While your Tours and Travels in India, you keep unfolding one and other sets you further deep
into the different realms of diversity. It will take long to actually
understand what unifies these vast differences in to what we call India!
Spiritual
India
Indians have always probed life in this
world and beyond. Indian culture lays great emphasis on life after death and
its dependence on Karma. Religious beliefs are based on this and temples to commemorate
deities.
Different places became famous for their
religious identities such as Varanasi
in North India is known for nothingness in life, the mortality of physical
being, Haridwar became famous for Bhakti marg asking its followers to
embrace Bhakti or worship to become pure from inside thus canonizing a dip in
the holy Ganges, the holiest of them
all, the Four Dhams which are a must
visit for a devout Hindu, once in his life time-Badrinath dham in Uttarakhand, Dwarka
Dham in Gujarat, Puri Dham in
Orissa and Rameshwaram in Tamilnadu.
All these Dhams are located in all parts of India and one can get an inside
glimpse of what drives Indian beliefs and religion.
Besides this there are numerous temples and
holy places to visit in India and one needs to focus on the faith of the people
that drive their life through the ups and downs of their lives with equanimity.
Exotic
India
The most enchanting part of exotic India is
that one can enjoy the extremes of the weather in every part of India round the
year. The snow capped mountains in the Himalayan ranges with skiing facility in Gulmurg in Kashmir and,
Aully in Uttarakhand, the divine landscape and the serenity of regions of Ladakh provide you the best of the
mountains one can expect for.
Further in South India we have some of the best beaches in Goa which is a popular
hub of foreigners and Kovalam famous
for its un-spoilt golden beaches and not to forget the God’s own country the magnificent Kerala, which will
mesmerize you with its lush green tea
plantations at Munnar and unforgettable backwater boat rides and not to be left behind are its therapeutic spa facilities which will
rejuvenate you.
If
you want to have a peep at the colonial past then Kolkota in West Bengal is an ideal place which will provide you the
best of past and present – from Victoria
memorial, Rajbhawn, St. Paul’s Cathedral writer’s building of the British
raj to modern lay out of the great metropolis like Eden Garden and Cherapoonji,
the region with most rainfall in India.
