India excels as a tourist destination, but traveling can be stressful at times if not planned beforehand. All countries have good to offer to a tourist, and so has India. Here we will discuss and visit some of the key places, and write about many activities that intrigue and perplex first-time visitors.
We will journey down from vibrant North to verdant South in order to discover the known and unknown. The country exists in layers of centuries, you discover your own niche and experience what you wish for.
In this amazing cauldron of humanity, treasure troves and dingy pot holes coexist side by side. This is a land of spiritual awakening in the cluttered alleys of pilgrimage towns and scattered isles of ultra-modern conglomerations.






Situated deep in the inaccessible regions were a number of forgotten temples that were to astound the world.
India is rich in biodiversity and home to many charismatic mammals, birds, and reptiles. The best places to see the majestic tiger are the Central Indian Tiger Reserves. Endemic animals inhabit various regions in protected areas. These can be visited on a package tour or independently.
The most popular reserves are Ranthambhore, Kaziranga, Gir, Kanha, Bandhavgarh, Periyar, Wynad, and Namdhapa to name a few. Some of the rare and endangered animals to see are the Asiatic Lion, Indian One-Horned Rhino, Hard Ground Swamp Deer, Brow Antlered Deer, Hangul, Snow Leopard, Himalayan Brown, and Black Bears, Hog Deer, and many more.








Indian cuisine is unique and the variety is mind-boggling. Each and every recipe has a regional flavor and a different cooking style. The food is not all curries, some dishes are sweet and some are bland but yes hot chili dominates.







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Comments
Parliament Building
Black Buck
Tiger
India Gate (Above Lord Ganesh Picture)
India exhibits an amalgamation of cultures tobacco, potato and red chilies came from Portugal....tomato from South America all are integral part of India cuisine now. Potato curry is popular street food besides a household dish. India grows substantial quantities of potato hence the popularity. Potato in some form or other is immensely popular all over India.
pateluday, Thank you for practical information, pretty pictures and product lines.
What are the images of (1) the building left of your title, (2) the two animals under your subtitle Wilderness Unexplored, (3) the edibles under your subtitle Food in India: Indian Cuisine and (4) the buildings just above your Ganesh image?
Your explanation of quintessential curry is most helpful. But it intrigues me that you show potato curry. Online sources list the Portuguese as introducing potatoes into India. Would that dish be popular India-wide or just in the Portuguese-influenced subcontinent?