A prime land located in the fun of Southeast Asia, India has its origins in primitive times, however, remains a land to discover. This fascinating country, stretching from the shores of the Arabian Sea to the foot of the Himalayas, is very rich in historical sites. Visit India to experience the atmosphere of a tradition in the form of real ruins, temples built in ornate style, forts and palaces and much more extraordinary, that defines this ancient land.
The amazing splendor of India
India is a vast country, comprising of many religions, languages, culture and tradition. Can be divided between north, south, east, west and central regions.
Northern India
Northern India that has a lot of diversity, is governed by the high Himalayas, the breathtaking beauty of Himachal Pradesh and Kashmir, the rich plains of Punjab, Haryana and the Ganges basin in Uttar Pradesh. From the point of the states, Uttar Pradesh has one of the oldest cities in the world and many Hindu pilgrimage centers. Rajasthan is known for its medieval forts and palaces, a lifestyle very different type of desert landscape and frightening. Mountain states Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh combines the extraordinary beauty of the Himalayas with an ethnic culture that is very different than any other.
Southern India
Surrounded by three oceans, southern India is separated from the north by the mountain called Vindhya. The southern peninsula of India is protected by the Arabian Sea and Eastern Ghats valley in the east and the Bengal basin and valleys Western Ghats in the west. The southern states of India have a tropical climate that gives them a beauty in the form of dense tropical vegetation in the littoral and architecture, culture, language and way of life. Despite the very obvious similarities, each state has scenery, festivals, architecture and culture.
The East India
This part of India still retains the history of thousands of years ago was still intact after so long. This region is famous for the ancient kingdoms as Anga, Banga and Kalinga flourished at least 3,000 years, is also known as the land of Buddha and Mahavir (the god of the Jains) who preached the timid way of life.
Western India
Comprised of four states of Maharashtra, Gujarat, Goa and Madhya Pradesh. The one has scenery, culture and environment so different than the one that is hard to believe they are so close. Maharashtra is the land of famous warriors. Shivaji (the ancient king of Maharashtra) remains immoral here. Their memories are alive in a myriad of forts are found in all parts of the state. Stone caves and Ellora Amanta put shows the blending of all religions, sculptures and tapestries, Buddhist beliefs, Jain and Hindu coexist in perfect harmony. Its green forests are rich flora and fauna and home to tribes. That is, from many points of view, is a different world where life is still natural and unhurried.
Culture and heritage
You can see the many faces of culture and heritage of India in various forms of music, paintings, temples, gods, sculptures and architecture, also reflect the brilliant life of the Indians. From time since immemorial, India has been considered a land of rich culture. A century after another, this country has seen governors as the Rajputs, Mughals, English, Portuguese. In addition, various religions like Buddhism and Jainism flourished here many times. All these elements have made a significant impact on the culture of this country.
Gastronomy
Indian food is so delicious and attractive as their ancient tradition. Eating habits are different in each region and even religion. However, the two cultures that have played an important role in the development of food and food habits are the Hindu and Muslim traditions. But the Portuguese, the Persians and the British have also contributed significantly in the Indian food scene.