Why India should be your travel destination in 2021

With over 5,000 years of history encompassing the most wonderful ancient history in the world, few countries boast as much as India for historical sites, peerless treasures, and mystical intrigue. 

With an area of 3.28 million square kilometers, India is a vast country. Start by exploring the amazing, bustling capital of New Delhi, wandering down the narrow alleys and making a trip to the iconic Taj Mahal, one of the seven wonders of the world. 

Head west to the desert state of Rajasthan, known for its valour and architectural grandeur that find its expression in the forms of numerous grand palaces, forts and temples. Visit the romantic city of Udaipur, stop at Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan. Arrive in Mumbai, the most international and forward looking city in India, where visit to the Elephanta caves can be complemented. Head towards Goa, relaxing on the many beaches of the Arabian Sea. After visiting the churches of Goa, head further south to the state of Karnataka, where you will visit one of India’s most famous cities, Bangalore. 

Travel further south and visit Kerala, the land of backwaters. The southern state of Kerala does justice to its sobriquet “God’s own Country”. 

Whilst India is definitely on the tourist trail, the scenic grandeur of Himalayas, the thousands of years of history displayed in her thousands of temples, mosques and monuments and the vibrant reefs filled with turtles and reef sharks guarantee that even the most jaded of visitor will be awed by the enchanted magic of India.

Why India should be your next travel destination

India is undoubtedly one of the world’s popular travel destinations. The sheer number of tourists visiting India is testament to the popularity of the country as a tourist destination. An array of great sights, natural beauty and idyllic beaches draw the crowds to this second largest country in Asia. 

The main entry point for tourists coming to India is the Indira Gandhi International airport located in Delhi. However, there are other international airports in the country that can service arriving tourists. You can also drive to India from Nepal and Bangladesh. Getting around India is easy as it has a reliable public transport system that can bring you to the famous locations. 

There are a great number of hotels in India catering to the need of every customer. In order to make your holiday an enriching experience, it is advisable to choose a hotel suited to your temperament. 

Tourists go to India to see the sights and soak up on the local culture. In India there are 38 sites that have been declared to be World Heritage Sites making this country a popular destination among the tourists. Some of the more famous sites are Taj Mahal, Ajanta and Ellora Caves, Red Fort, Khajuraho temples to name a few. The western state of Goa not only offers idyllic sandy beaches but also impressive sights like churches and temples in the state. Apart from the places to see, you will also enjoy partaking of Indian food and drinks. These and more are what you can do and see during your travel to India.

Lake of No Return

Lake of No Return, near Pangsau pass international border between India and Myanmar