5 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD TRAVEL TO INDIA

 "Why should I travel to India? What are the things that attracts travellers to India? Is anything in India to travel?"

Sometimes these questions  may had come to your mind also. If anyone wants to travel to India then these questions may come to his/her mind also. So, I am listing 5 reasons that tells that why anyone should travel to India.

1. THE PEOPLE OF INDIA

The people of India, particularly in the rural areas, are some of the kindest and most hospitable people. The people of India treat every tourist very well and they are always ready to help tourists. Whether you want to know path or any address,they will certainly help you. In Indian culture there is a shlok, "Athithi devo bhawa" means that Guest/Tourists are God and In Indian culture tourists are considered as God and they serve them as God, and this thing make Indians unique.

2. INDIAN FESTIVALS

The India is full of diversities and cultures. In India there are many festivals celebrated in the whole year. Festivals like Durga Puja, Diwali,Holi,etc. are celebrated with great joy not only in India but in the whole world. So, If you celebrate these festivals in India then it will be best for you. And for this reason,every year thousands of tourists come to India for celebrating festivals.

3. INDIAN FOOD

India is a very diverse country. Because of this reason you will find thousands of varities of food. If you visit Northern part of India then you will get another varities of food than Southern part of India. From east to west, and north to south you will get varities of food.So, the food alone is reason enough to travel to India. Indians take their food very seriously and the cuisine, just like the country itself, is incredibly diverse.

In the North, you’ll taste lots of thick, creamy curries that are moderately spicy. Most tourists like mutton rogan josh, parathas and tandoori chicken in North India. The food in the north is heavily influenced by Persian and Mughlai styles of cooking. Southern Indian cuisine is commonly characterised by the use of ingredients such as coconut, seafood and rice and is spicier than food in the north. In Southern India tourists like masala dosas and fish coconut curries very much. Vegetarians are also well catered for in India, due to the large proportion of Hindus who are vegetarian.

4.THE HISTORY AND ARCHITECTURE

India is an exceptionally beautiful and architecturally diverse country filled with forts, palaces, mosques, temples, monuments and ancient ruins. Home to the world’s oldest civilisation, the architecture of India is rooted in its history, religion and culture. Architectural styles have evolved under the influence of countless dynasties as well as the colonial period. There are currently 32 UNESCO World Heritage-listed sites across the nation, making India a treasure trove for history buffs and design enthusiasts. This thing also attracts tourists so much.

5.THE ADVENTURE

No matter where you travel to in India, a keen sense of adventure follows you everywhere you go. Whether you’re riding around the southern beaches of Goa on a Royal Enfield, trekking snow-capped mountains in the north, attempting to spot Bengal tigers and Indian elephants in the wild, or even just navigating the chaotic streets of Delhi, travelling to India is one big adventure!