Tajmahat, Himalayas and Ajanta: On National Tourism Day, know those 7 places which show why India is great.

News India Live, Digital Desk: Every year on 25th January in the country ‘National Tourism Day’ Is celebrated. The purpose of this day is for people to know the wonderful culture, history and natural beauty of the country and to promote tourism. India is not just a country of temples, mosques or mountains, it is a country of experiences.

Here are some such wonderful heritage experiences, which are keeping our centuries-old heritage alive even today. A trip to India is not complete without experiencing these experiences:

1. Seeing the love and bravery of the Mughals (Agra-Delhi)

• Experience: The intricate stone carvings, huge domes and balanced architecture present us with a magnificent fusion of Indian and Persian art.

2. Ganga Yatra for Spiritual Liberation (Banaras)

• Experience: Ganga Aarti, the ancient civilization of the ghats, early morning boating, and the unique glimpse of knowledge and devotion found in the streets are found here. It is a rare mixture of peace and noise.

3. Grand Pride of the Desert (Forts of Rajasthan)

• Experience: A visit to these magnificent forts on the harsh terrain of the Thar Desert gives us an insight into India’s royal history, tremendous military architecture and the magnificent court life.

4. Ancient Rock-Cut Art of Ajanta Ellora (Maharashtra)

• Experience: These caves are thousands of years old and are made by cutting stones. Their architecture is so magnificent that it remains an example of engineering and art even after centuries.

5. Amazing Spiritual Journey of Himalayas (Uttarakhand)

• Experience: Hiking amidst mountains, valleys and holy rivers, the feeling of devotion and natural beauty that soothes the mind is found here.

6. Chola Empire of the South (Temples of Tamil Nadu)

• Experience: The intricate carvings on the gopuram (grand entrance) and pillars of the temple reflect the rich temple tradition and Dravidian architecture of South India.

7. Colorful culture of food and drink

• Experience: From Chole-Bhatura of the North to Idli-Dosa of the South, and from the fishermen’s dishes of the East to the Rajasthani thali of the West, there is a sense of heritage in every taste here. It is not just food, but the taste of local traditions.