Holidays To India
2010
Planning a holiday in India in December, got tips?
I am planning a trip to India in December. Has anyone advice. It may also suggest that the cities we visited. Thank you. Could you give some reasons why you should visit these cities. Thank you.
The good is a coward route because I do not know how long you stay. Let me start with Delhi and make my way to Goa. You will not be able to see all expereince the country or its major differences in culture, climate, food, etc, because time is limited (even for me who has visited every corner and have not had time to see all). Delhi – you can get a glimpse of India's departure. Juxtaposes the modern with the old. Some monuments to see are the Red Fort and the Gandhi Kuthub Minar monument. Visit places like Chandni Chowk Paratha and Gali (Gali means Lane / road). Some of these dealers are in business since the time of the magnates. Although be sure to eat a paratha. Agra (a couple of hours not Delhi) – must see the Taj Mahal. It is a beautiful piece of history and memory of love. Stroll through the garden and take photos (photos are beautiful sunset.) Jaipur / Udaipur – Rajasthan is a state of colors with an old palace, but very beautiful. The Pink Palace in Jaipur and Udaipur are several palaces wonderul (especially the palace in the middle of Lake Pichola in Udaipur — Is now a hotel). Bombay – A modern city with old world charm. Be sure to visit the Gateway of India, Haji Ali (Muslim holy temple of man, but he is visited by people of all religions.) Goa – After the tour and tourism, which needs a little R & R. Go to Goa and enjoy the beach. Make sure you also drink alcohol cashews (Fenny) and eating Goa cashew nuts (which are not as cashew nuts in the world) If you have time I also recommend places like Ajanta Elora (about Bombay), Kanyakumari (tip of India where you can see the sunrise and sunset – absolutely to die for views).
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