Tourism in India

India's rich history and its cultural and geographical diversity make its international tourism appeal large and diverse. It presents heritage and cultural tourism along with medical, business, educational and sports tourism.
There are various Iconic places to visit in India like, Taj Mahal that is one of India's best-known cites and one of the best architectural achievements in India, located in Agra.
The Fatehpur Sikri It was the first planned city of the Mughals and also the first one designed in Mughal architecture, an amalgamation of Indian architecture, Persian and Islamic architecture and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
There are another type of tourism that involved nature and wild life. To enjoy this tourism, there are a lot of places located in India like the next ones:
Mount Abu, Rajasthan
Pachmarhi, Madhya Pradesh
Gulmarg, Srinagar and Ladakh in Jammu and Kashmir
Shillong in Meghalaya
Darjeeling in West Bengal
Shimla, Kullu in Himachal Pradesh
Nainital in Uttarakhand

India has a unique culture and life style, Additionally there are a variety of typical food and places to visit by a very low cost. If you want to visit this beautiful country you will never disappoint because of the incredible landscapes, delicious food, and a richer culture and history.

India in the Future

India has found his springboard into the future in technology. Driven in a democracy that works and the creativity of its burgeoning middle class, India has managed to open a gap between the big and has become the most valued partner face to the balances of power that will rule the 21st century. With 1.2 billion people, whose average age is just 24.4 years, India does not see any obstacle prediction of Goldman Sachs, will be fulfilled according to which in 2035 will surpass Japan and will be the third economic power, after China and the United States.

Myth

ANSIA


He was a family man. He had gotten a good living and had been widowed after your kids get older and make their own lives from channeling. I had always toyed with the idea of engaging in the spiritual quest and reach feel oneness with the Universal Consciousness. Now that he had no family obligations, The go visit a yogi and put up with their concerns, Holy also spiritual advice.

The yogi lived near a river, covering her body with a loincloth and feeding that gave some devotees. He lived at peace with himself and with others. He smiled quietly when the man came home to him.

¿- How I can help? -allá politely.

- Venerable yogi, how could I come to perceive the universal mind and become one with her?

The yogi ordered:

- Come with me.

Yogi man named home to the river. He said:

- Crouch.

So did the man home and to the point, the yogi grabbed him tightly by the head and into the water to bring it to faint. Finally the man allowed home in his tireless struggles, take out the head. We further:

- What makes sense?

- An extraordinary need and hunger for air.

- For when you have that same craving for universal mind, you can learn to perceive and become one with it.

Master says: Even if you think the word lamp light does not come on. The motivation of inner freedom

Restaurants

In the India there are many restaurants. For example:

1. Jharokha

2. Rim Naam

3. The Spice Route: .

This one is the most famous restaurant and typically of the India. It is located, in a hotel. The food quality is very good, it is a variety restaurant and also all the time the dishes are different. In this restaurant are different types of dishes and desserts. The decoration of the restaurant is different and creative, also this restaurant is completely hand painted with vegetable and flowers. The prices are expensive because all dishes are different and typical of the India.

Typical food

In India, there are typical  dishes:

1.  Momo: It is a ball of flour of meat of pork. Is a kind of pie.

2   2. Uttapam: It is a mass of flour of lentils and rice, is thin. Is served with vegetables. Is a kind of pizza.

3. Biryani: It is made on the basis of rice, depending on the region you are cooking, different bay leaves are used like: cinnamon, bay leaf, leaves of mint.

Music of India

CLASSICAL MUSIC:

Hindustianic Music:
It is the most important genre because they are songs of devotion to the gods Rama, Krishna and Allah ...

Carnatic Music:
It is a genre that focuses more on the voice tha in the instrument. Also pays tribute to the gods.


INDIAN POP:

It is based on popular music and classical music, it is rhythmic and catchy.





There are two major types of rhythm:

1. RAGA: Music central India, for its melodic form. It is based on feeling and different moods that the musician wants to represent.

2. TALA: It is essential in time and rhythm of the song. Indian music is based on improvisation but still melodic patterns.




Top musical instruments:

-String instruments: Sitar, Surbahar, Sarod, Tambura, Vina, Sarangi, Ektara, Santur.

-Percussion instruments: Tábla, Ghátam, Srikhole, Kartal, Chenda.

-Wind Instruments: Bansuri, Shehnai.

-Other Instruments: Violin.

Globalization

The old days India was a poor country, with the passage of time it has grown, and people know it as the country that has become better, in spite of poverty, thanks to globalization people have many job opportunities.

The economy of India is the second fastest growing economy in the world, because the exportatins are very large and the products are made for everyone.
On the other hand technology in India had a very large growth, because before it was not even a minimum of the other countries.

Religions

HINDUISM

Hinduism is the predominant religious in India. It is the third largest religion in the world, with over a billion of adherents.

Hinduism has no founder, because it is not one religion,  there are several with the same name, like theism, polytheism and deism, these have different beliefs, they  can  believed in many gods or just one.

The main belief of Hinduism is a god called maia, which they believe is beyond the universe, he is the one they attributed and give him gifts the believers

BUDDHISM

Originated in northern India, for Gautama Buddha, the core belief of this religion is in the holy books, where speeches of characters and masters of the past saying what is right and what is wrong, these books are called sutras.

They also believe in karma and think that every action has an effect.

In different cities  this religion is the principal, for example in Japan, there is a sculpture of a Buddha, where they conduct their major rituals and worship of this religion,  the same happens in India having their own statues where they read holy books.

             

The colors of India

 

 

The India is a mosaic of diverse peoples and influences, with a long history and an incredible culture. Color is part of that culture, and that is reflected in society, in all its expressions.

 

WHITE

The white symbolizes the renunciation, the desire to adopt a contemplative life. Widows traditionally wear white, not black, as in Europe. White is a color associated with reliability, peace, and purity, and the bride and groom usually wear an elegant white suit.

 

 

YELLOW

Wreath of bright orange marigolds that adorn the necks of married couples evoke the fertility, and it reflects the use of turmeric in the kitchen and body paint. Turmeric and saffron are also used commonly in India cuisine. Yellow symbolizes the sanctity of marriage, the hope of fertility and the future blessing.

 

 

BLUE
Blue is the color of the skin of Lord Krishna and is treated with a special reverence. While your skin tone can vary from bright blue to almost black, symbolizes the truth, healing, and spiritual peace...Blue is also the colour of the chakra visuddha, located near the Gorge, and is associated with healing, in the traditional medicine of the India.

 

GREEN
The Green is present in the flag of India, along with the pure white of the deep saffron of purity and peace. Green is also the color of Islam and therefore the color of the second of the India's largest religious group. Kerala Kathakali dancers represent the gods with green faces. Relates this color with the Earth.

RED

Brides present themselves for their wedding ceremony in brilliant red, which symbolizes purity and passion. The architecture of Mughal style of the palaces of Rajasthan is perfectly reflected in the Red stone used for its construction and Red ceramics. Clothing and local spices also highlights the vitality of this region of the India. Red is the color of royalty in the India, and symbolizes the richness and grandeur without equal.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



IMPORTANT EVENTS:

IMPORTANT EVENTS:


India representative events are different, these are some of the most important :

Elephant Festival: As the name suggests, the main protagonists of the celebrations are the elephants. Decorated for the occasion, the elephants take part in activities.


Day 26, Republic Day, the anniversary of his proclamation. Is legal holiday throughout India and New Delhi colorful parade is held.



Festival of Colors (Holi): This festival, used to say goodbye to winter and welcome the arrival of spring.


Day 25, Christmas, legal holiday throughout India.
Every year in different month according to the lunar cycle, which requires fasting and abstinence during the day.



Gandhi Birth Anniversary: ​​Every 2 October, the country honors the pacifist leader Mahatma Gandhi by religious crafts and flowers.