Unlike many tourist destinations where your vacation may pass and return to your country without leaving a trace for you, visiting India for only a few days may change your life and give you a completely new new look on life.
Statistics may describe it as the second most populous country or the largest democracy in the world, but the knowledgeable traveler knows which jewel is India. Whether for travelers, for couples, for families, or for groups of friends, be sure to find lots of fun through endless activities and attractions.
It is impossible to surround the entire Indian subcontinent in one trip, so Arab travelers offer you a set of destinations that will help you visit the most important and most beautiful places in this enormous country, and will encourage you to book your ticket and travel to it at the earliest time!
Goa
It is not an exaggeration to describe Goa as Miami India! With its quiet beaches, charming churches, delicious seafood and parties that last until morning, it is an ideal place for fun lovers and celebrations. While its nights may be the preserve of young people, you can explore its historical Portuguese landmarks during the day, which are not only restricted to churches, but also include small houses with bright colors scattered throughout.
Advice for Arab travelers: If you want to avoid crowding, head to North Goa, where the beaches are cleaner and quieter.
Rajasthan
Like Dubai, Farajestan is much more than a desert. Almost every city in this wonderful state is full of enchanting palaces and castles. In the Rajasthan market, you will also find local artifacts, traditional clothes, jewelry and antiques. Popular Rajasthani cuisine is another jewel of the crown jewel of this state. Don’t miss the opportunity to eat “Dal Patti Churma”, “Lal Mas”, “Mohan Mas”, “Ghati K. Pulau” and others.
Advice for Arab travelers: If you are looking for adventure, do not stick to the routine path (palace – market – sand dunes) – try visiting places where it is said to be haunted by ghosts such as Pangra Castle, Kuldara Village or Prijraj Pavan Palace.
Hyderabad
From the delicate design of the Charminar Mosque, to the charm of the Golconda Castle, and the scent of the Biryani Hayder Abadi, there are many reasons to visit Hyderabad, the capital of the Indian state of Telangana. It is also in this city that there is history and ancient cultural traditions dating back more than 400 years, that will impress any visitor.
Holiday-Mi tip: Visit the Soda Car Show, an interesting exhibition of manually assembled cars.
Delhi
Whether you love crowded big cities or not, it is not easy to ignore the charm of the Indian capital, New Delhi, or Dili. This city which seems chaotic to some, and a source of pride for its residents, is like a component with a strange taste, but the food is not complete without it! The list of things to do and places to visit in Delhi goes on, as well as countless dining options. Set aside some time to explore ancient Delhi, which has maintained its authentic identity, which includes landmarks such as the All-Inclusive Mosque, Lal Killa (Red Fort) and Chandni Chowk Market.
Advice for Arab travelers: When in Indian food paradise Delhi, forget about counting calories, you should not visit this city nor try North Indian cuisine on its origins!
Uttarakhand
If you are looking for a truly unusual experience, then let other tourists visit the most famous places such as Himachal Pradesh or Jammu and Kashmir, and head to Uttarakhand, an atmosphere resembling legendary stories, towering mountains, picturesque rivers, ancient villages and natural beauty that will surely impress you.
Holiday-Mi tip: If you are going to Uttarakhand between November and March, do not miss to visit Ulee, one of the most beautiful winter resorts in India.
Assam
Assam is a state in northeastern India that has given Indian tourism an important boost by being one of the eight most diverse and beautiful northeastern states. The name Assam has become synonymous with charming nature, green tea plantations, wildlife and the hospitality of the people of the region. If you visit places like Kaziranga National Park, Havelong Lake, or towns like Defoe, Umranjshu, etc., you will have to come back.
Holiday-Mi tip: If you are looking for calm, peace and beauty, go to Magoli, the largest river island in the world.
