beautiful images of India tour

Monday, August 12, 2013

beautiful images of India tour

India is a country with unique culture, to visit India and explore each city separately would be extremely interesting to learn the culture of each region:

New Delhi: Indian capital have thousands of years of history and is the hub of Northern India.

Bangalore: City of gardens, which were once considered "retirement" but now the city became filled pubs, technology and large companies.

Chennai: Former Madras - main port in Southern India, cradle of Carnatic music and Bharatanatyam, the famous Marina beach, is a center of the Indian domestic IT industry.

Trivandrum: Kerala's capital and gateway to the sandy beaches and canal system southwest of India.

Jaipur: The pink city is the center of cultural exhibitions Hindu Rajput medieval northern India.

Kolkata: cultural capital of India, Kolkata is home to many colonial-style buildings. Today the city is called joy.

Mumbai: formerly Bombay, the financial capital of India is the cradle of Bollywood - Indian Movies.

Shimla: former summer capital of the British in India, located on low hills with a very wide area in Victorian architecture.

Varanasi: is considered sacred by Hindus, situated on the banks of the Ganges, one of the oldest cities in the world.

India has many famous scenic and beautiful areas such as

Bodh Gaya - Bodh Gaya: place of Shakyamuni Buddha enlightenment.

Population Ajanta caves are carved in the cliffs overlooking the meandering river Waghora (Maharashtra). In the 30 caves of Ajanta consists of 5 sites in Buddhist sanctuary and other areas. The first group is made caves in 2nd century BC in a separate comment Basilic style map with the time interval between the parties. The second group of caves carved in the 5th century to the 7th century AD. Statues and frescoes here are many, to find Indian art reached its peak in baygio. Sites are listed in the World Heritage List in 1993.

Ellora cave populations: different sites of Ajanta, Ellora is the product of three great religions of ancient India. The population consists of 34 caves hewn in a high basalt cliff in the state of Maharashtra, is the refuge of the temples and monasteries Buddhism, Brahmanism and Jainism religion. The temple is perhaps the most recent from the 7th century AD, the temple was the most recent year may be about 800 to 1000. Sites are listed in the World Heritage List in 1983.