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India Tourism Information
Agra Tourism Information
Agra - the first impression is of a chaotic, overcrowded, polluted mess
that can offer nothing of interest. But wait, hold your breath, for hiding
behind the heat and the chaos is the stunning monument of cool white marble,
the wonder that is called the Taj Mahal. In Agra layers of history are peeled
away to reveal an amazing tapestry of life - of wars waged, of great architectural
magnificence and above all a testimony of the undying love of a king for
his queen. That Agra is unparalleled as a travel destination is an established
fact. Even Bill Clinton testified to as much when he declared the world
was divided into two: those who have seen the Taj and those who have not!
Besides the Taj Mahal though, there are a lot of other important sights
in and around Agra. The Agra Fort, Moti Masjid and innumerable other attractions
make the city feature on every travellers must-do-sightseeing list. 
Bangalore Tourism Information
Chennai Tourism Information
Delhi Tourism Information
A city of great character, of contrasts and convolutions
- this is Delhi, the capital city of India. A city with antiquity dating
back over 2,000 years, it is also a modern metropolis with fast cars and
neon lit shopping malls. So varied are the shades of Delhi's different faces,
it is difficult to grasp it in a short span of time. Home to over 10 million
people, the sights of Destination Delhi range from the ruins of the seven
historical cities built over time, monuments that testify to its position
as a central hub of commerce and government, to symbols of an ever-growing
prosperity in the southern parts that has engulfed a multitude of old villages.
Even a cursory glance at a Delhi destination guide will reveal that here
is a city that is simply packed with important sights that include the historical,
cultural and the religious. This is the home of the Qutub Minar and India
Gate, Chandni Chowk and the Red Fort, the Lotus Temple and Jama Masjid.
Delhi is the city of the mythological Pandavs and the mythical Indraprastha,
of the medieval Sultanate and of the great Mughal, Shah Jahan.Goa Tourism Information
Goa, one of India’s smallest states with a territory
of 3,702 sq km is cradled in the Sahayadri range in the Western Ghats. It
is bound by the Arabian Sea on the west, Maharashtra to the north and Karnataka
to the east and south. Here, long beaches are interspersed with open grasslands
and low hills. The vegetation is tropical with cashew and teak plantations,
coconut and arecanut groves and paddy fields. Hyderabad Tourism Information
Kerala Tourism Information
Kerala,
the God's Own Country welcomes you to the mesmerizing
beauty of the verdant land strip along Arabian coast of India. Season after
season, the paradise offers you an exhilarating experience. Kerala is an
enchantingly beautiful, emerald green sliver of land, flanked by the Western
Ghats on one side, the Arabian Sea on the other, and strewn with rivers,
lagoons, backwaters and rich vegetation in between. For the tourist, Kerala
offers Nature on a platter the Sandy beaches of Kovalam, the blue Lagoons
at Veli, the Hill stations of Ponmudi and Munnar, the backwaters of Quilon
and Allepppey, the greenland plantations in the highranges, the wildlife,
the high mountain peaks, picturesque valleys, the magnificent forts and
intricately decorated temples - Whatever one can ask for. All of which offer
you a unique experience. Kolkata Tourism Information
Formerly Known as Calcutta, Kolkata is the capital of British India's ,
Bengal. It was the political and commercial hub of the Raj days. But it
has a history and rich culture that goes back even further and over the
centuries, has shaped the distinct Bengali personality and identity.Here the ancient and modern co-exist harmoniously for there is nothing you cannot find here, and no entertainment surpasses its fare.
Ladakh Tourism Information
Ladakh is bounded by world's two mightiest mountain ranges the great Himalayan
and the Karakoram, It lies athwart two others The Ladakh and the Zanskar
range. It lies at altitude ranging from about 2,750m to 7,673m. The temperature
in summer goes upto 27C and in winter it drops down to minus 20C.Mumbai Tourism Information
Orissa Tourism Information
Formerly Known as Calcutta, Kolkata is the capital of British India's ,
Bengal. It was the political and commercial hub of the Raj days. But it
has a history and rich culture that goes back even further and over the
centuries, has shaped the distinct Bengali personality and identity.Here the ancient and modern co-exist harmoniously for there is nothing you cannot find here, and no entertainment surpasses its fare.
Rajasthan Tourism Information
The picturesque city of Jaipur was chosen as the capital
of the new state of Rajasthan, the land of the rajas, which was created
after India's independence by merging the princely states of the region.
The tourist who's discovered that urban India is one maze of cluttered cities
will be pleasantly surprised with Jaipur. With its broad avenues, its well
laid out gardens and specifically designed areas for markets and residential
centres, Jaipur is a success story of 18th century city planning. Jaipur
is famously referred to as the 'Pink City' because Maharaja Man Singh II
ordered his city painted a pretty pink in honour of the visiting Prince
of Wales, Edward VII in 1876. Uttaranchal Tourism Information
