Top 10 Things to Do In India

Want to relieve your travel fatigue? Or just want to laze on the beach? You can find a lot of options for beach vacation. Some of the beaches in India are more happening than the beaches of Rio, Ibiza and Australia. Marari Beach in the state of Karnataka is the best option to relax and pamper.

You may start your spiritual journey to this hearty country. India witnesses several colors of festivals all the year round. Here, you can find the unique way to explore the tradition and culture of India. For example, you may throw color and water on the people in Holi, dance along with people on the street with the idol of Lord Ganesh in Ganesh Chaturthi, explore vivid fireworks in Diwali, and join the parades of ornamented elephants on temple festivals in Kerala.

The temples in India are truly splendid with their architecture. The dazzling Golden Temple of Amritsar is one of them. It beautifully symbolizes brotherhood and is located in the middle of holy lake. Some of the other temples and mosques you should visit in India are Haji Ali in Mumbai, Jama Masjid in Delhi, Jaipur’s Galta Monkey Temple, Bodhgaya’s Buddhist Mahabodhi Temple and Karni Mata in Bikaner.

India has whole lot of enjoyable gardens to visit where entry is free. Most of them are located in Delhi. Lodi Gardens and the Garden of Five Senses are some of the best. Kamala Nehru Park and Hanging Garden are famous in Mumbai. In Hanging Garden, you can capture the uninterrupted view of the beach and Marine Drive.

Some of the most popular and ancient monuments in India are free to visit, including India Gate in New Delhi and Gateway of India in Mumbai. You can have a walk along the Howrah Bridge in Kolkata which is one of the bustling bridges in the world.

The “Father of the Nation” Mahatma Gandhi played a vital role in providing freedom to the country from the British. You may visit Gandhi Smriti in Delhi where he was killed after freedom on January 1948. You may also see the pistol used to assassinate him in the Gandhi Memorial Museum located at Raj Ghat.

The cultural capital of the country, Kolkata is a heaven for art lovers. Here you can have the amazing voyage through the rich Bengali Art history. You may also visit Juneja Art Gallery in Jaipur to explore the artwork of talented artists of Rajasthan.

In metro cities, there is no lack of bars which host ladies night out on Tuesday and Wednesday. If you are a lady and seeking for the thrill, you may find such kinds of events where drinks are complementary for women.

India has a lot of lively markets where you have no need to buy anything to enjoy the fun of shopping. Some of them are New Market in Kolkata, Chandni Chowk in New Delhi, and Crawford Market in Mumbai. You can stay absorbed for several hours in these congested and chaotic markets.

You can get into the past of India where some rulers and empires constructed these monuments in India. Several Indian cities have the glimpse of ancient civilizations. Mumbai has a lot of colonial architectural landmarks like Victoria Terminus or VT Station, Prince of Wales Museum, and Horniman Circle.