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10 things about India that you have to experience it yourself


 

The Republic of India, a country in South-East Asia, is one of the most culturally diverse country in the world. It is the second most populated country with a population of 1.3 billion from many religions and ethnicities. Here is the list of some of the unique things to experience in India.

 

1.    Festivals



India is a land of festivals and festivals are the best way to enjoy the culture of any country at its most. Be it Holi, Diwali, Dussehra, Eid, Onam, Baisakhi or Christmas, every festival here has its own significance and essence. It brings colours and happiness to the monotonous daily life.

 

2.    Street Food



Indian street food is famous everywhere not just because it is cheap but also because of its variety and taste. It is one way to explore the flavors of India. To name a few: panipuri, pav bhaji, chhole kulche, momos, etc. Although it is considered as not so healthy, it is difficult to resist to gorge on the roadside food stalls here.

 

3.    Beating Retreat Ceremony at the Wagah Border



The Beating Retreat Ceremony at the Attari-Wagah international border is a daily ceremony which takes place in the evening to formally lower the flags of the two nations (India and Pakistan) and to close the border for the night. It has emerged as a major tourist attraction on both sides of the border in recent times.

 

4.    Fireflies Festival at Purushwadi



Purushwadi is a tribal village in the Indian state of Maharashtra. The Purushwadi Fireflies Festival is a unique and refreshing getaway if you love nature and villages. In June, around thousands of fireflies can be spotted here illuminating in the nighttime.

 

5.    Cricket Fever



Cricket is not just a sport in India, it’s a religion. It isn’t the national sport here but it is the most popular one. It is something which unites the whole country. The cricketers here are treated as Gods. Almost every boy grows up here playing cricket.

 

6.    Animal Aid Unlimited



Animal Aid Unlimited is a hospital, rescue and care centre for street animals. Located in Udaipur in the state of Rajasthan, this is the place where you will meet many happy faces taking care of vulnerable animals with utmost dedication. You can also volunteer here.

 

7.    Cave Paintings



One of the world’s oldest cave paintings is found in India. The cave paintings in India represents the rich culture of India and is mostly about the relationship between man and the nature or about different religions. It is recognized as a unique form of art in India. Bhimbetka Cave, Ajanta and Ellora Caves, Elephanta Caves, Armamalai Cave and Badami Caves are some of the most famous cave paintings here.

 

8.    Historical Places


According to the Indian Ministry of Culture, the Taj Mahal is the most visited historical monument in India. It is listed in the seven wonders of the world and is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. There are more such historical places which shows the iconic Indian architecture at its optimum like the Lotus Temple, Hawa Mahal, Victoria Memorial, Gateway of India, The Konark Sun Temple, The Mysore Palace, etc.

 

9.    Spiritual Connection and Yoga



India houses most of the world’s major religions like Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Sikhism and Buddhism. It is a spiritual country and spirituality has found place in daily lives of Indians. Several ashrams, yoga schools (Yoga originated in India) and monasteries are being run here. This country is also a destination for spiritual tourism.

 

10. Wildlife



From the Indian Rhinoceros to the White Bengal Tiger, Asian Elephants, Asian Black Bears and various bird species, wildlife tourism is also gaining momentum in India. The wildlife sanctuaries and parks here have a lot to offer to tourists who are adventure junkies. Most of the national parks here offer safaris and are great places for exploring nature and wildlife.

 

These were just few points, there will be many more things to experience in India. Did you learn something new from this article?


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