helpaneed
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Mumbai and Delhi cities get the maximum number of tourists, though could be because of compulsions - as channel cities, then spread to other destinations like Taj Mahal ....... Since Agra (where Taj Mahal is located) has limited access of its own, people are forced to route themselves via Delhi and this way Delhi and its places also get those tourists aiming even for Taj Mahal.
Counter views are welcome! |
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art_holidays
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it was in 1990 when Kashmir is the top tourist destination, then the rajasthan start to attract the tourist form all over world, because of terrorism people move rajsthan from kashmir. after 1995 Goa become primary attraction because of sea beaches.
after 2000kerala start to attract tourist on the basis of aurvedic therapy
we can say that there is fight between kerala and rajasthan to attract tourist from all over world |
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guess
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depends people who like famouse sites like the Taj Mahal like north India. But people that like beaches usually like south India. |
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mmosafir
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Agra for Taj Mahal |
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Ashish B
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The Taj Mahal, Off course... Nothing else. |
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skippybuttknuckle
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Goa, Agra, these are probably the "top" places. I reccomend Varanasi or in the remote province of Sikkim. |
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rups
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It depends on what type of traveller you are --- want crowd, solitude, nature, etc. I have travelled to many places in India and found Kerala is the best. This is the only place where you may be tempted to come back again, though it is one of the costilest circuit. |
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ArgumentativeButNotInsulting
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Most popular would be Jaipur or Agra. |
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EmM
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The most famous monument is undoubtedly the Taj.
India is so huge and so diverse that there cannot be a topmost destination per se.
If you like the beaches its Goa.
Most famous temple destination is Tirupati followed closely by Shirdi.
Jaipur is a hot favourite for its forts and historical background.
Periyar is one of the most visited wildlife sanctuaries.
For adventure sports you would have to head for Himachal Pradesh/ Uttaranchal.
For an Ayurveda spa holiday the place to head for is Kerala.
So you have to be a little more specific.
I am giving you a link of a VERY INFORMATIVE site no matter what your holiday requirement in India. Do browse through it. |
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savioartwork
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Goa |
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Paul Rules
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taj mahal |
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mario
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come to tamilnadu |
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sanjubuddy
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visit minstry of Tourism website
http://www.tourisminindia.com/ and http://www.incredibleindia.org/
for more info ...as i don't know where ru approaching from ...and what kind of things u sually like to exlpore.. contact any tour operator..or ur embassy..they will guide u better...
as we respect other nation and usually welcome other people in our country.. everyone ready to help u out.. if u in some trouble..
i recommend u south India.. which includes Kerala,Tamil Nadu ..and rajasthan (tourists favorite destinations) |
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BULLSEYE
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Goa - Good beaches, fun, frolic, freakout.
Kerala - GODS OWN COUNTRY - beautiful, green, hill station, beaches, HOUSE BOATS, temples, massages, healthcare & the list is endless......
Rajasthan - Vibrant, colorful, palaces, deserts, dresses, dance & folk songs,
Not to forget the GOLDEN TRIANGLE
for that matter every nook & corner of INDIA
is very very special MERA DESH MAHAAANNNAA....
MILE MERA SUR ME TUMHARA |
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Pranav R
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there are so many but best is where you get Peace if you are tired and where you get masti if you want that.
try some thing new . don't be a sheep.
have fun. |
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snam_ab
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goa is best. |
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Ashiya
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I think Taj Mahal is the most obvious answer, but I am sure Goa and the Nicobar and Andaman Islands are drawing alot as well. But India is known for the Taj Mahal. |
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Shailesh
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Rajasthan, Kerala and Goa top the tourism charts in India, golden triangle ie Delhi - Agra - Jaipur lead the ratings |
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Ambuj
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Indian as a whole is a rich and vibrant tourist destination.
Be it the Taj Mahal in Agra or the pink city jaipur.
It's all worth it.
My advise: pick any spot in india u wont regret instead u'l learn something new |
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brainless
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though north, south, east & west of india has a lot of popular tourist destinations but when u ask visitors they prefer doing the northern triangle always.....delhi, jaipur & agra. |
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ww.com
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Jammu & Kashmir,
Ooty ,Kodaikanal,Kanyakumari, Tanjore,Mahabalipuram, chennai-(Tamil Nadu).
Mysore,Hampi,Mangalore, bangalore- (Karnataka)
Pandicherry.
Goa
More & More places are their I dont Know exact places |
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Suman
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Tourist Destination TajMahal
top Destination Mumbai |
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itz_me
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mumbai, taj mahal and delhi maybe the topmost tourist destinations in india |
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guess2
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Goa, probably, or maybe Agra. |
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Beetle bug
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Delh and Agra |
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mischa
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The Taj Ma hall ( I know I'm not spelling this right.Sorry). |
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Gemz G
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If you are planning to go to cold places there is Manali, shimla, musoorie which are beautiful hill stations in the northern part of india.Ladakh in the northwest is a must see and rajasthan is there too.theres kashmir too which is breathtaking but it would'nt i woudnt advise you to because of militancy.for warmer places with beautiful beaches you could visit kerala,goa and pondicherry which are in the southern part.for a historical tour ,delhi is a good place and the taj mahal isn'nt too far from the city.if you visit the taj mahal in agra, do visit the fatehpur sikri too.darjeeling, sikkim, arunachal pradesh,meghalaya and nagaland in the northeastern region are beautiful places for visit too. |
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High Jack
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The Taj Mahal (Hindi: ताज महल, Persian, Urdu: تاج Ù…ØÙ„ & IPA['ta:dÊ’ mÉ™'ha:l]) is a monument located in Agra in India, constructed between 1631 and 1654 by a workforce of more than twenty thousand. The Muslim Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan commissioned its construction as a mausoleum for his favorite wife, Arjumand Bano Begum, who is better known as Mumtaz Mahal.
The Taj Mahal (sometimes called "the Taj") is generally considered the finest example of Mughal architecture, a style that combines elements of Indian and Persian architectures. The Taj Mahal has achieved special note because of the romance of its inspiration. While the white domed marble mausoleum is the most familiar part of the monument, the Taj Mahal is actually a complex of elements.
Origin and inspiration
Location of the Taj Mahal within India
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Location of the Taj Mahal within India
Shah Jahan, who commissioned the monument, was a prolific patron with effectively limitless resources. He had previously created the gardens and palaces of Shalimar in honor of his wife, Mumtaz. After her death in childbirth (she had already borne him fourteen children) Shah Jahan was reportedly inconsolable, and soon after he began construction of the Taj Mahal. His lavish aesthetic and romantic nature is apparent in every aspect of the Taj Mahal. Visiting Agra in 1663, the French traveller François Bernier gave the following description of the Taj Mahal and Shah Jahan's motive for building it:
"I shall finish this letter with a description of the two wonderful mausoleums which constitute the chief superiority of Agra over Delhi. One was erected by Jehan-guyre [sic] in honour of his father Ekbar; and Chah-Jehan raised the other to the memory of his wife Tage Mehale, that extraordinary and celebrated beauty, of whom her husband was so enamoured it is said that he was constant to her during life, and at her death was so affected as nearly to follow her to the grave" [1]. |
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Arco
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Jammu Kashmir: Srinagar, Gulmarg, Sonemarg..............watta palce@! |
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SUNIL Raj
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though it is Agra for Taj Mahal, actually it should be Rajasthan. Its an out of this world place. so enigmatic and wonderfully colourful.
It is to be seen to be believed. |
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vipul p
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depend what u like to visite? ie historical place ,nature, ... |
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