India Tourism And Travel Guide

India – The Land that Never Fails to Impress You

"India is the One Land that all men desire to see, and having seen once, by even a glimpse, would not give that glimpse for all the shows of all the rest of the globe"  -  Mark Twain. 

India, a vast country with a 7,500 km long coastline connecting the East to the West, and 2,500 km of the mighty Himalayas in the North, is splendid. In her vastness lies her true beauty; in her diversity lies her true unity! No country on the planet has such vivid diversification as Bharat, the Hindi name for India. A Secular, Socialist Republic India is the largest democracy in the world.

While conventionally, the mention of India would conjure up images of streets filled with holy cows and the snake charmers trying to woo you, modern India is a much different picture. From delectable Indian cuisines that have made to the global cuisine landscape, India is home to almost seventy percent of the world's spices. A growing percentage of the population has turned tech-savvy, with some successful techies, CEOs, and COOs coming from the Indian background. She is the best example of the past meets the present making way for a new emerging India - home to the globe's largest young population. 

India has a mystic allure – a magical enigma that will always keep you engaged. And, you can expect the unexpected here with many interesting surprises in store. From a floating post office in the Dal Lake in Srinagar to the architectural marvel of the world's largest sundial in Jaipur or the Meenakshi Amman Temple in the south, the festivities that surround Indian festivals like Holi and Diwali, to the iconic baoris in Gujarat, the Golden