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India is beautiful, rich and diverse beyond belief. Anything you ask for comes in profusion with vibrant styles and designs - perhaps the secret of its attraction. India is an immensely rich cultural treasure trove in myth and legend, with musical, culinary and handicraft traditions that have been passed down for generations.
From time immemorial, India has been considered a land of culture, tradition, history and religion. With its ancient history, its wide variety of peoples and religions, and because of the number of invaders, settlers and colonists, all of whom left their indelible mark, India has one of the world’s most vibrant cultural heritages.
In music, dance, food, clothing styles, art, languages and custom, internal and international influences can be clearly seen. One can easily say that Indian culture is a perfect fusion of the past and the contemporary.
Udaipur - City of Lakes
Unlike the arid cities of Rajasthan - Udaipur is an oasis located on the banks of a ancient man made lake. Founded in 1568 by Maharana Udai Singh II, the desert kingdom tucked away in the midst of hills, an impregnable citadel, an impressive royal lineage stretching back 76 generations, a do or die attitude and a fierce sense of independence characterize Udaipur.
Known as the city of lakes - Udaipur is a pleasant surprise to most people visiting Rajasthan, as are delighted by the numerous lakes, beautiful gardens, the majestic city palace complex and the romantic island palaces - Jag Mandir and Jag Niwas of lake Pichola and the formidable Sajjangarh fort which stands as a sentinel, guarding the city.
Apart from Udaipur's own splendours, there are several other places to visit in its vicinity - Jaisamand Lake, the fort of Kumbhalgarh and the temples at Ranakpur, Eklingji, Nagda, Kankroli and Nathdwara.
Udaipur is connected by air with major cities of India. Train to Delhi & Ahmedabad and nearby cities connects Udaipur.
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Kolkata - City of Joy
Kolkata is the largest metropolis in India and its cultural capital. Relatively a new city, Kolkata is barely three hundred years old. Founded by the British, it still bears the Victorian imprint on its streets and structures. The city is home to more than 10 million people and the commercial nerve center of eastern India. Alleys, bazaars, hotels, people from all walk of life - Kolkata has it all.
The city is a hub of activity for music, theater, arts, and sports, which is obvious from a plethora of festivals, dances, performances and other cultural events.
Among places to visit is the Indian Museum which the largest museum in India. The Botanical Gardens which is home to, a huge, 200-year-old, banyan tree. You can see a panoramic view of the city from Shahid Minar. The Victoria Memorial built by the British, in white marble is a reminder that this was once the capital of the East India Company. Other places to visit include Eden Gardens, High Court, Legislative Assembly, Jain temple, Howrah Bridge and the Race Course.
The city is well connected by domestic and international airlines. Kolkata is a major railway hub and has two important stations i.e. Howrah and Sealdah, which link it all parts of the country by an extensive railway network.
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