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India brings you the goodness of India, its culture, festivals, tourist places, nature and its majestic beauty, captured in vivid images. Capital: New Delhi

Culture in India, although diverse and varied, still binds the country together in some form of common identification. Indian culture, particularly drama and the arts, in spite of having passed through many changes, is characterized by an unmistakable unity and continuity. Though there are diverse languages, religions, traditions, festivals and attire, the rich heritage of the culture survives! Indians, even today, are highly influenced by the traditions and values of the yesteryears despite the recent movement toward westernization

Religion, in India, is of paramount importance. It plays a vital part in the everyday life of the Indians. The influence of various religions can be seen on the streets, in the architecture, the sculpture and the paintings. Nearly all the great religions of the world are represented in India. This is also where the great religions of Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism were born.

Hindi is the national language of the country. But that is not to say that there is a lack of other languages here. A different language is spoken in every state, in every region and more or less in every village. There are 18 official languages and over 1600(!) minor languages and dialects spoken in the country.

 

Gateway of India:
This famous yellow basalt triumphal arch marks the tip of Colaba beach. It was officially opened in 1924. Today it is a popular evening meeting spot. Boats depart from the wharf for Elephanta island, famous for the 7th century rock-cut caves.
Lotus temple:
New Delhi

Kapaleeshwarar temple:
This is an ancient Shiva temple in Mylapore. Constructed in the Dravidian style, it has a 37-m high gopuram which is intricately carved, depicting events of Hindu mythology. It also has inscriptions from the 13th century.
Taj Mahal:
The Great Taj Mahal.One of the Seven wonders of the world.Islamic architecture, in its purest form, is epitomized by the incomparable Taj Mahal built by the Mughal Emperor Shahjahan as a memorial to his wife, Mumtaz Mahal.
Below the dome, in a dimly lit chamber, lie the mortal remains of Shahjahan and his beloved queen Mumtaz Mahal, reminding the world of their undying love.

Qutab Minar: Built by Qutab-ud-din Aibak in 1193, it was constructed out of pillars from Hindu temples. It is a five-storeyed building, the Minar rises over 230 feet and can be ascended by a circular stairway for a view that is breathtaking. The monument tapers from a 15-meter diameter base to just 2½ metres at the top.To Qutb-ud-din, the tower marked the eastern extremity of the Islamic faith, casting the shadow of God over east and west.

 


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