Kashmir is indeed heaven on earth and this is not the Mughal Emperor Jahangir saying, but countless of travelers have experienced it. Located in the Northern most part of India on the amidst the majestic Himalayan and Karakoram range, the place has the best of nature’s bountiful beauty. Right from the snow capped peaks, the beautiful mountainous terrains, green valleys and meadows, ever flowing rivers, it has it all. A very popular tourism destination that creates unforgettable memories for anyone who visits here.
Nagaland is a mountainous state in North-Eastern part of India, formed in 1963. It is home to many indigenous tribal communities and is known for their festivals and culture. With abundance of quaint mountainous towns and villages, lakes, waterfalls, wildlife and coupled with the unique tribal culture of the place Nagaland is a must visit destination.
Mizoram is a state in North-Eastern part of India, formed in 1987. The name in the local language means ‘the land of the Mizos’. It is considered a beautiful place by many due to its dramatic landscape and pleasant climate. With abundance of hill stations, lakes, waterfalls, wildlife and coupled with the unique culture of the place Mizoram is a must visit destination.
Uttarakhand is located in the Northern part of India on the lap of the majestic Himalayas. Thanks to these majestic mountains and the bountiful nature Uttarakhand is a popular tourism destination. Home to ‘Chardham’ four most sacred places for the Hindus, Often referred to, as ‘Devbhoomi’ or ‘the land of the gods’, as there is a lot of history, religion and mythology esp. from the epic Mahabharata in this place. This is one of those destinations in India when one could keep on returning and still discover something new and refreshing.
Himachal Pradesh is located in the Northern part of India on the lap of the majestic Himalayas. True to its name ‘Himachal”, which literally means snow-laden the state is just that with its snow capped peaks and the beautiful mountainous terrains and green valleys, when turn powdery white covered in snow during the season. A popular tourism destination Himachal Pradesh enchants anyone who visits here.
The name Bihar comes from the ancient languages of Sanskrit and Pali word Vihara (or monastery) that means abode. In ancient India this region that encompasses the present state of Bihar had many Buddhist Viharas, the abodes of Buddhist monks. Lord Buddha found enlightenment here sitting below the Bodhi tree. At the time this region was a centre of power, learning and culture. And in the modern day the ancient and cultural legacy from the golden age has become a major tourist attraction. There is much more to discover and explore than the Buddhist legacy and culture, as the richness of the state is in its confluence of different cultures that lived here.
The name Jharkhand literally means ‘bush land’ or ‘land of the forests’. And it is so appropriate with the state filled with lush green and dense forests. A state in the Eastern part of India perched on the mineral rich Chhotanagpur plateau was carved out of Bihar many years ago. Diverse with the rich tribal culture the state has an amazing mix of hiils, rivers, forests and stunning waterfalls. There is much more to discover and explore more than that as mass tourism is yet to take off so it’s the ideal offbeat destination to visit.
Haryana, the name that means “The Abode of God” is a state located in the North of India. An ancient land that has places that find mention in ancients scripts and epics such as the Mahabharata. Primarily an agricultural state and therefore extremely beautiful and green outdoors, it is dotted with modern cities and industries, and quite a bit to discover culturally and historically.
Uttar Pradesh is the largest and most populous state in India. Home to the legacies of ancient kingdoms, civilizations and cities influencing the rich cultural ethos that is reflected day-to-day in festivals, music, dance and cuisine. The two great rivers of India Ganga and the Yamuna pass through the state nurturing many stories, nourishing many lives and evolving many faiths. There is much more to discover and explore than the beautiful Taj Mahal here, as the richness of the state is in its confluence of cultures.
Tamil Nadu is a large State in South India. The place is known for Dravidian-style temples, a rich cultural and historical heritage and a beautiful coastline. All this along with beaches, hill stations, wildlife sanctuaries and big cities Tamil Nadu is one of the most visited states in India. There is something for everyone is this historical land.
