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by adena

India’s rich life philosophies and religious traditions make it a destination for true believers, know-it-alls, and skeptics alike. Hindus, Buddhists, Muslims, and Christians, to name but a few, live alongside one other in this all-encompassing place. You'll feel that your eyes can't open wide enough to take in all the beautiful colors, sights, and people. Do not expect to see India in two weeks; indeed, plan to spend months here if you can. Truthfully, this vast and encompassing place demands a lifetime. You will probably first notice the overcrowded and polluted cities, but if you can't see the beauty in this part of humanity, remember that India has deserts to the west, the Himalayas to the north, tropics to the south, islands to the east, and everything and anything in between . . . so start exploring! Visit Darjeeling and drink the tea that kept the British in India so long, and try Rajasthani garam masalas that will change your palate for life. Once you can differentiate a nan, roti, dosa, parantha, puri, and. . . only then will you know that you’ve spent an adequate amount of time in India. If you fall in love with India, you will have to return. Either way, India's the place to meet people and circumstances that will change your life.
India travel guide by adena
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sight Gateway of India
in Mumbai (Bombay), India
Built in the early 1900's by the British, but crafted after the 16th century Musli architecture, this is a gateway to Mumbai. A huge basalt arch, well visible from the sea where this monument is also l...
Getting from Calcutta to Darjeeling and then Sikkim created by adena on 2009-09-09 21:20:52
From Calcutta, either go to Howrah Station or Kolkata Station and buy a train ticket to Siliguri/NJP (New Jalpaijuri). Here, as soon as you get out of the station, as an auto rickshaw driver to bring ...
with over 20 percent of the worlds population, its a culture you should not miss out on!
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