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NORTH
INDIA
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Northern
India covers states like Jammu & Kashmir,
Himachal Pradesh, Uttaranchal, Punjab, Haryana,
Delhi, Uttar Pradesh & Rajasthan
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Rajasthan
is most popular among Travellers for the Cultural
Heritage . Forts & Palaces of Rajasthan are widely
visited because of their structural ambience. Taj
Mahal is the most important monument of this reason.
It
is here that the deep love of one man for one woman
created the Taj Mahal; where the King of Kings ruled;
where the sacred Ganges flows past holy cities; where
the Himalayas stand silent and magnificent; where
5000 years of culture waits to be absorbed.
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SOUTH
INDIA
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Southern
India covers states like Tamil Nadu, Karnataka,
Kerala, Andhra Pradesh. |
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The
delightful south; almost untouched by invasions throughout
its history, the Indian heritage is more intact here
than in other regions of the country. This is a land
of temples, a land of the devout where new wonders
await - the profusion of orange flowers, the shade
of the banyan tree, and the soft beat of distant drums
as yet another festival starts... A Myriad of Temples
Kerala
is most popular among Travellers for Eco-tourism,
Backwaters & Ayurveda/ Rejuvenation Tours. Tamilnadu
is popular because of temples & cultural tourism.
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EAST
INDIA
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Eastern
India covers states like Assam, Arunachal Pradesh,
Orissa, Jharkhand, Tripura, West Bengal, Sikkim,
Bihar |
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Eastern
Zone of India is rich in Cultural Heritage. You can
have a taste of beaches, temples, monasteries, Buddhist
circuit with a rural touch. Most Popular tourist destinations
for this region are, Calcutta, Former Capital of India,
Puri & Bhubaneshwar, Buddhist Circuit in Bihar,
Monasteries in Sikkim, Kanchenjunga Range of Mountains
in Darjeeling etc.
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WEST
INDIA
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Western
India covers states like Goa, Gujarat, Maharashtra |
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West
India include the states like Goa and Gujarat in addition
to Maharashtra. Western Part is popular because of
Bombay, Goa (For its beaches), Rann of Katch (Gujarat),
Temples of Ajanta & Ellora ( Aurangabad, Maharashtra)
& Wildlife Sanctuaries in Gujarat. After the vibrant
atmosphere of Bombay, allow the palm-fringed beaches
of Goa to warm your spirit in the sun and relax your
mind. Or meditate in cool and ancient Buddhist caves
tunnelled out of solid rock on the craggy hillsides
- a dramatic contrast from the colourful fairs and
festivals in unspoiled Gujarat. The choice is once
again tremendous in this land that offers everything
Bombay - Gateway of India.
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CENTRAL
INDIA
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Central
India covers states like Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh |
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Few
regions in India are more interesting than Madhya
Pradesh which, as its name implies lies in the heart
of India. Cultural heritage of Madhya Pradesh is ancient
& chequered. Innumerable monuments, exquisitely
carved temples, stupas, forts and palaces are reminders
of the days gone by, of empires & kingdoms, of
great warriors and builders, poets and musicians,
saints & philosophers, of religions like Hinduism,
Buddhism, Jaisism & Islam. A good part of this
region is forested, offering a unique & exciting
panorama of wildlife. Tiger is quite common among
the national parks like Kanha, Bandhavgarh & Shivpuri.
Erotic sculptures & temples of Khajuraho are also
among the most popular tourist destination for the
visitors. The temples of Khajurho are considered as
a unique gift to the world, representing as they do
a paean to life, to love, to joy; perfect in execution
and sublime in expression.
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