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Delhi is filled with architectural splendor. Make sure your itinerary marks a visit to Red Fort, Qutub Minar, Humayun’s Tomb also known as Red Taj Mahal and India’s first garden tomb and the Lotus Temple. You can visit old Delhi for shopping for a variety of things. And when you are hungry, explore the lip-smacking street foods and enjoy delicacies like golgppas, samosas, jaleebi chat papdia and much more.

Agra is the home for one of the Seven Wonders of the World the Taj Mahal the symbol for love. In 1983, the Agra Fort was declared as UNESCO world heritage site. Agra is filled with intricate and beautiful Mughal architectural which is a must see. Agra is famous for its history and architecture but it is also the home for the most famous sweet known as Agra Petha – a must-have when you are soaking in the sights here at Agra.

Jaipur also known as the Pink city is famous for jewelry, bazaar, Rajasthani food and the grand palaces. A ride on the camel to the vast stretch desert is a must-do thing as a part of your travel plans. After a camel ride and the amazing Rajasthan cuisine you can relax and enjoy the puppet show, the inspiring folk dance and enjoy the soulful music.

Kashmir is the home to the majestic Himalayan ranges and the famous Dal Lake. You can stay in the houseboats here in Dal Lake. When you visit Kashmir do not forget to buy the shawls, blankets and handcrafted items. Kashmir cuisine is famous; make sure to try out the lamb-based delicacies when you are here. Rogan Gosh is another must try delicacy. Wrap up the visit by enjoying the tranquil weather.

Founded by Maharana Udai Singh II, Udaipur is popularly known as the city of lakes. Pichola Lake is the oldest and largest lake built by Pichhu Banjara in 1362. Lake FatehSagar and Lake Jaisamand are artificial lakes and attract scores of tourists. Ek Ling Nath Ji Temple is a must visit the four faced idol is made from black marble. It is worth every penny to experience the serene sunset off Sajjangarh Fort on your last day of the stay.

Mumbai is the city that truly never sleeps, perhaps because of its boundless energy. The city has the finest blend of fine dine and street food, sometimes both present adjacent to each other. From best nightlife in India to the most famous Bollywood, Mumbai has it all. You can find all types of Indian and continental food here. Mumbai is very famous for its street shopping. So, when you come to visit Mumbai come for a week to enjoy the plentiful scenic bounties this city has to offer.

During British Raj, Kolkata (formerly known as Calcutta), served as the British capital for a century. When you visit Kolkata do ensure to have a pit stop at Mallik Ghat, Asia largest flower market and world’s largest market for used books. Kolkata market offers a wide range of shopping items which you can bargain for. The only Chinatown in India remaining, the old Chinatown street, offers delicious Chinese food. The architecture of Kolkata never fails to impress. Before you leave, do take a ride in the oldest tram network of Asia.

Surrounded by the borders of Nepal, China and Bhutan, Sikkim is considered the last Himalayan Shangari-Las. The place has the most beautiful mountains and is rich in ancient Tibetan Buddhist culture. The lakes, valleys, monasteries, together rustle up the soul like no other place. It is also famous for its exotic flora and fauna sanctuaries.

Assam has so much to offer; it’s a paradise where you can find wild life sanctuaries and National parks and also you can see the one horned Rhino too. It supplies the finest quality of tea in the world. These tea estates are expanded on the hills and the sight of it is very soothing. The cuisine of Assam is also very unique, rice is a staple food so you may find rice in most of their delicacies. Unlike other parts of India, Assam’s cuisine is not spicy.

Kerala known as God’s own Country is a paradise on Earth. Surrounded by greenery, mountains, beaches, backwater, hill stations and so much more, Kerala is a must-see destination on a traveler’s list. Kerala’s cuisine is hot and spicy, most of the spices of the country are grown here and exported. The state is very famous for rice and fish, which you can find in plenty. It is also the home for Ayurveda, so come visit the Ayurvedic centers and feel rejuvenated.

Chennai has the world’s oldest temple and the place is filled with dozens of temples that helps you connect with your inner spiritual self. Spend half a day lazing on Marina beach, the world’s second longest urban beach. They host the largest musical concert and you can see various types of instruments being played. Carnatic music takes the concert to next level.

Darjeeling offers the most breath-taking view of the Himalayas; these scenes are just seen to be believed. The hills are filled with pastel colored houses. You can get a taste of Britain culture here in the form of afternoon tea. There are still a few colonial style hotels that offer British cuisine. The best time to visit Darjeeling is between October and November to enjoy the clear skies and the cool weather.

Jodhpur is also known as Blue City and Sun City. The city is famous for its forts and palaces. The city has ancient temples and beautiful stepwells. But it is most famous for its Om Banna Shrine in Pali. The shrine is dedicated to a deity in the form of a motorcycle. Yes, you read it right! Most people who pass through this shrine pray for a safe journey.

Located in the Himalayan range, Ladakh is an icon that depicts scenic beauty at its best. It is the only place in India where you can taste pink tea. Famous for momos and thukkpas, Ladakh cuisine is a mix of Tibetian, Nepali and Indian style food. The Pangong Lake is breathtaking and serene and the temperature goes as low as -30 degree Celsius. There are many monasteries and you can meditate there and feel relaxed and rejuvenated.

A blend of Indian and Portuguese culture, Goa is famous for sea, sand, seafood and a lot of people with high spirits. There are various water sport adventures to enjoy. The flea market in Goa is place to buy anything and everything. The Bom Basilica Jesus church is the place where the body of St. Francis Xavier is preserved and it’s a must-see place. You will be blown away by the Goan Cuisine, they offer rice, fish curry, vindaloo and much more, the Indo-Portuguese cuisine is a treat for your refined taste.