Why Do People Travel to India?

It is a widely accepted fact that India is one of those few countries that leave a long-lasting and deep impression on any traveler. With its timeless history, vibrant colors, deep-rooted cultural heritage and extreme contradictions –India can offer a wide landscape, if you want to turn your holidaytrip into an enriching experience. A vacation in India is not without the unexpected but rest assured, you will return home with a sense of fulfillment. No wonder that India has been an attraction for travelers across the globe as it leaves them with a wish to come back again and again.

Here are some top reasons why people travel to India 

Breathtaking diversity

India is indeed a country with breathtaking diversity. Every nook and corner of this vast country has something unique to offer to the travelers. You will find extremely different weathers, different cultures and different food habits, etc. within the umbrella of the same country.

Divine gift of spirituality

India has been known as the center stage of spirituality for ages. Quite a few of the prominent religions and religious philosophies were originated in India. It is the birthplace of Buddhism, Hinduism, Sikhism and Jainism. Many travelers come to India to enjoy the intimate experience of observing local people getting engaged in their religious rituals. Yoga is another such priceless gift of India to the world and many people tourIndia to learn the art of Yoga and to attend meditation courses in Ashrams.

These days, people from all parts of the world, irrespective of caste, creed and religion, visit India in search of peace and spirituality. Varanasi, Haridwar, Dharmashala and Bodhgaya are some of the most sought-after destinations in this regard. Numerous packagetours are available too, to cater to this need and they offer many retreats to provide an enriching experience to travelers who want to embark on such a spiritual trip, in quest of inner peace.

Timeless historical and architectural marvels

India is famous for its architectural marvels and the timeless history associated with them. Diverse architectural styles and patterns can be found in numerous monuments across the country. Many of these are among the world heritage sites and in the magnificent Taj Mahal, India has one entry to the list of the Seven Wonders of the World too.  The architectural marvels-deeply rooted in religion, history and culture, make India a favorite for design enthusiasts and history buffs.

Mouthwatering cuisine

The cuisine of India is as diversified as the country itself. For example, if you travel to Northern India, tandoor recipes and bread will greet you, whereas cuisine in Eastern India will have its fair share of fish and rice. In South India, you will find varieties such as idli, dosa, sambar etc.

As stated by many regular travelers to India, food alone can be a reason to travel to India as no other country can offer such incredible food varieties as India does.

Fairyland of Festivals

The religious landscape of India offers a plethora of festivals in every corner of the country. These festivals demonstrate the feel unique to India, that is – ‘unity in diversity'. It adds color to the lives of people and this is also one of the major driving forces of tourism in India.

People and hospitality

It is a fact, recognized all over, that the personalized services and warm hospitality offered by the Indians are unmatched in the world.

The local people, especially in rural India, are the most hospitable ones you will find anywhere in the world. You can visit any part of India and you just cannot avoid being touched by the warm hospitability with which they will greet you.

Do visit India, at least once in your lifetime, and experience all the amazing things above by yourself.

Author’s Bio:

Lysha works at Lalco Residency – Serviced Apartments Mumbai Short Stay and she loves her job. Helping clients and monitoring the progress of business strategies along with her leadership skills makes her perfect suit for Hospitality services. You can catch-up with Lysha at Lalco Residency in Mumbai.