India has land with great tourism potential; it’s a land with beaches, hills, ghats, rivers, mountains, historic temples, forests, adventures, mountain valleys, and exciting wild lives that make for enough action to put this part of India at the top of your priority list.
It also has many forest areas, which you may love to visit.
More than 10 million people visit India every year to explore the places they love.
tourist place/Ganga Ghats
Some of the historical places you must visit are:
- Taj Mahal:
- As a well-known fact about the Taj Mahal, it took 22 years to build (1632–53).
- Over 20,000 laborers were involved in contributing to the massive project of constructing this symbol of love.
- During the Sepoy Rebellion (Mutiny) of 1857, it’s believed that some British troopers,
- arranged their hands on the valuable and semi-precious stones from the walls of the place.
- The Taj Mahal minarets are not perpendicular.
- The Taj Mahal interior has majestic inlays.
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2. Golden Temple (Amritsar, Punjab):
- In the year 1570, the third Guru Sahib introduced plans for excavating a holy tank.
- The complex of the temple is located in the heart of the city.
- In the middle of the external structure is an artificial water body.
- Guru ka langar is a kitchen in a golden temple; it’s one of the biggest of its kind in the world.
- The Shri Darbar Sahib has four entries in each direction.
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- Palolem Beach (Goa):
- This beach has a long, stretched shape, and it is approximately twenty minutes away from Palolem Beach.
- You can take a boat for a long, fun ride on the sea or go straight to the beach through roadways. It is all good for swimming with a smaller crowd.
- You can take some of the interesting boat rides here.
- One of the adventures is a hill climb in the VR studio.
These are some funny and adventurous facts one should know about Palolem Beach before they visit.
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4. Shimla (Himachal Pradesh):
tourist places in Himachal Pradesh
- Himachal Pradesh has 33 sanctuaries and two national parks in its total area.
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- The place is currently known as the second-least corrupt state in India.
- The village is also famous as a tourist destination.
- Apart from that, the land is also
- The Mani Mahesh Temple of Himachal Pradesh is known as the abode of Lord Shiva.
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- Ooty (Tamil Nadu):
- Ooty has the slowest train in India.
- Ooty is heaven for filmmakers.
- The place is built on broken bones.
- A lake called Avalanche, located 28 km away from Ooty.
- Emerald Lake is located in the Nilgiri district.
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These are some of the funny, exciting, adventurous, and historical places in India one must visit.
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