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India is rich in tradition and colourful cultures. This vast sub-continent is a mystical land that offers an array of unforgettable experiences and casts a magical spell on its visitors. Northern India is home to the capital Delhi, a city brimming with tombs, forts, mosques and bazaars. Just three hours from Delhi, Agra boasts three UNESCO World Heritage Sites including the magnificent white mausoleum of the Taj Mahal by the River Yamuna. Northwest India shelters Rajasthan, the legendary land of Rajas and Maharajas and the epitome of romantic India with its sand dunes, dusty deserts, ornate palaces and imposing forts. Coastal India enjoys a relaxed atmosphere; here palm-fringed tropical beaches slope gently towards clear blue waters. Goa’s Portuguese history is reflected in its cuisine and its Catholic churches. Its laidback air and hippy markets remain long after the hippies have left. Further south, Kerala’s secluded backwaters may be experienced at a leisurely pace from a wooden houseboat. INDIA BHUTAN BANGLADESH SRI LANKA NEPAL New Delhi Jaipur Kota Mumbai Chennai Agra Goa Fort Kochi Bengalore Kolkata Srinagar Bikaner Pushkar Udaipur Ahmedabad Varanasi Bhubaneswar Tiruchirappalli Kerala Darjeeling Hassan Leh / Ladakh West coast Mumbai showcases colonial architecture and the glamorous world of Bollywood, while Chennai continues its pivotal role at the heart of the South’s artistic and cultural heritage. The newest face of India may be seen in Bangalore whose burgeoning IT industry attracts well-heeled young professionals with a yearning for the best of modernity. All humanity is here in this vast “sub-continent of nationalities”. Walk with a trusted guide from ICS Travel Group and let India reveal its glories. INDIA: SATYAMEVA JAYATE - TRUTH ALONE TRIUMPHS सत्यमेव जयते
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India is rich in tradition and colourful cultures. This vast sub-continent is a mystical land that offers an array of unforgettable experiences and casts a magical spell on its visitors.
Northern India is home to the capital Delhi, a city brimming with tombs, forts, mosques and bazaars. Just three hours from Delhi, Agra boasts three UNESCO World Heritage Sites including the magnificent white mausoleum of the Taj Mahal by the River Yamuna.
Northwest India shelters Rajasthan, the legendary land of Rajas and Maharajas and the epitome of romantic India with its sand dunes, dusty deserts, ornate palaces and imposing forts.
Coastal India enjoys a relaxed atmosphere; here palm-fringed tropical beaches slope gently towards clear blue waters. Goa’s Portuguese history is reflected in its cuisine and its Catholic churches. Its laidback air and hippy markets remain long after the hippies have left. Further south, Kerala’s secluded backwaters may be experienced at a leisurely pace from a wooden houseboat.
INDIA
BHUTAN
BANGLADESH
SRI LANKA
NEPALNew Delhi
Jaipur
Kota
Mumbai
Chennai
Agra
Goa
Fort Kochi
Bengalore
Kolkata
Srinagar
Bikaner
Pushkar
Udaipur
Ahmedabad
Varanasi
Bhubaneswar
Tiruchirappalli
Kerala
Darjeeling
Hassan
Leh / Ladakh
West coast Mumbai showcases colonial architecture and the glamorous world of Bollywood, while Chennai continues its pivotal role at the heart of the South’s artistic and cultural heritage.
The newest face of India may be seen in Bangalore whose burgeoning IT industry attracts well-heeled young professionals with a yearning for the best of modernity.
All humanity is here in this vast “sub-continent of nationalities”. Walk with a trusted guide from ICS Travel Group and let India reveal its glories.
INDIA: SATYAMEVA JAYATE - TRUTH ALONE TRIUMPHS
सत्यमेव जयते
Mar: Holi - Festival of Colours
Aug: Nehru Trophy Boat Race, Alleppey, Kerala
Aug / Sep: Ganesh Chaturthi Sep: Navaratri, Dussehra, and Durga Puja
Oct/Nov: Diwali (Festival of Lights)
Nov: Pushkar (Camel Fair)
Dec: Hornbill Festival (Nagaland)
Jun: Hemis Festival (Ladakh)
Apr: Assamese, Oriya, Bengali New Year
Do- Do eat using your hands or bread- Do make sure your head is covered if entering a mosque or Sikh Gurdwara- Do leave a small amount of food on your plate when you are full. Eating everything off your plate means you are still hungry- Do fold your hands, bow your head, and say “Namaste” when greeting
- Don’t wear clothes that are tight or expose too much skin- Don’t use your left hand to touch, eat, or hand something to someone- Don’t take pictures in temples or airports- Don’t show affection in public - Don’t shake someone’s hand unless they extend their hand first- Don’t point your feet towards an alter
Don’t
GREETING
ETIQUETTE
Namaste
The Añjali Mudrā is a salute often accompanied by the greeting “Namaste.” To perform it, press your palms together over your heart, and utter the word “Namaste”.
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