Destinations that Exemplify Indian Culture like no Other

India is known to be a land of rich culture and tradition. This remains a major attraction for travelers coming here at his holy land.

Let’s take a look at some popular cultural destinations of India.
 

1. JAIPUR

“The Pink City” tops the list when it comes to experience the rich culture of India. Though the city has worn an urbane feel over the years, the rustic feel is still not over yet. Legacy monuments, cheerful colors all around, old-style attire, camels, it’s an ideal scene picture of India. The Gangaur festival is very popular here, celebrated in March every year.

It is one place where you will experience the whole Jaipur in one place. This place greets you in a very traditional way by putting TILAK on your forehead. As you make your way to the premises you will come across people dressed in a very traditional way, their clothes, their language, their welcoming manner.

 

2. UDAIPUR

The City Palace is a preferred palace to witness the traditional culture in Rajasthan This Palace was built by Udai Singh II. It opens from 9:30 am to 5:30 pm. It's a big Palace to visit particularly when one wants to know about all the traditional culture of this dynamic land. The King still stays there, he's in the age of '70s. Half of the Palace has been remained open for visitors to watch and experience the regal living of erstwhile rulers.


 
3. HYDERABAD

Loaded with high amounts of history, it is a place that would be hard to miss for history lovers. In fact, the art admirers will be inspired by collections from all over the world. The societies from different cultures are replicated so evidently in all the halls of the museum.

The major attraction here is Charminar which has 4 tombs on its 4 sides representing each direction. Hyderabad is a traditional city and Charminar is an emblem that shows that this place was once lined by the Mughals. The food, the verbal, the style of Hyderabadi reflects the nawab living of the local people here.

 

4. VARANASI

Located 7 km from Varanasi, Tulsi Mana Temple refects rich tradition and cultural history. It is the founding of Tulsi das and he wrote Ramayan book here. This is also known as Ram Charit Manas devoted to Lord Rama.

Once here, you can’t miss the mesmerizing Aarti on Dashashwamedh Ghat Aarti on Dashashwamedh Ghat and you never feel such a pleasure in your life. It reflects the true Indian culture. There is also a temple of Shitala Mata Mandir nearby and it is a sight to behold.

 

5. LUCKNOW

Lucknow, the state capital of Uttar Pradesh, is ranked high among the destinations to experience Indian culture and heritage. The city highlights a unique due to the merger of Hindu & Muslim cultures. Additionally, various literary & performing arts have thrived here. The heritage city of India is also famous for its distinctive craftsmanship and painting styles.

The city’s unique architecture has drawn inspiration from the Delhi Sultanate, the Mughals, the Nawabs of Awadh, and even the British. Besides the places like Bara Imambara, Chhota Imambara, Rumi Darwaza, and Dilkusha Kothi, there are Chhattar Manzil, Husainabad Clock Tower, Sikander Bagh, Satkhanda, Begum Hazrat Mahal Park, Shahi Baoli, Jama Masjid, and Butler Palace.
 

6. DELHI

The national capital of India is known to be under influence by various religions and dynasties. Rajputs, Sultans, Khiljis, Mughals, and even the British ruled on this city and left behind a part of their characters in the form of memorials, paintings, relics, literary works, customs, festivals, and more. It is, possibly, the big reason that most of the leading festivals of India are celebrated here with identical enthusiasm.

If you have time, you can choose to visit nearby places like Kurukshetra and Panipat that fabulously reflect India’s rich heritage and hold unmatched religious & historical significance