Indian Heritage Attraction Tour
 India is a wonderful land of diversity where an entirely different aura of history, religion and culture separates one part from another. Despite colossal differences in languages, customs and traditions, the land is seamlessly blended with a common desire, glorious past and unflinching approach to be united as ever. From North to South, or from East to West, a sense of differentiation is apparent in terms of everything one experiences in India.
The north Indian heritage sites like Taj Mahal, Khajuraho, Agra Fort, Qutub Minar etc define a new India with colourful past. The wonder Taj in Agra is a masterpiece that truly depicts a love-saga and its eternity. Khajuraho is a popular site for its sensuous, delicate and extremely expressive sculptures. Meenakhsi Temple in Madurai reflects the colossal nature of Hindu religiosity and their way of building grand temples.
The Agra Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site northwest of the Taj Mahal, features among the significant forts of India for its great history. The sites like Badami, Hampi, Hassan and Mahabalipuram are reminiscent of the great culture India once enjoyed, or still experiencing. Temples with intricate carvings and vastness suggest religious superiority of the country over its other counterparts across the globe.
Arts and artistic excellence, architecture and magnificence of olden structures could be realized through visiting the sites and spots like Taj Mahal, Khajuraho, Ajanta and Ellora, Qutub Minar, Charminar, City Palace Jaipur and Udaipur, Amer fort and many more such attractions.
Jaisalmer Fort, Amer Fort, Mehrangarh Fort, Fatehpur Sikri, Agra Fort and Red Fort, Delhi are some other delightful structures to give glimpses of the olden past and superb legacy. Thus, once you plan to visit the great and diverse land of India, you’re sure to find a brilliant mix of visions to feel like a lifetime experience.
Taj Mahal, among the traditional and modern day wonders, comprises an architectural beauty that has never been surpassed. The Taj is easily regarded the most beautiful monument of India, built by the Mughals. Entirely of white marble, the Taj entices ..
Khajuraho is an enthralling village in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh which has been enticing tourists for its picturesque rural ambience and a rich cultural heritage. Khajuraho is popular for giving the world its famous and erotic temples: Khajuraho temples. ...
The paintings and sculptures in the caves of Ajanta and Ellora amazingly depict Buddhism and its considerate ethos. They easily bring forth the artistic excellence of unmatched nature and, thus corroborate their status of World Heritage Site. ...
The Meenakshi temple complex is a grand structure with the presiding deity of Goddess Meenakshi. The magnificence and brilliance of the Meenakshi temple is still in the same aura as it was earlier. Meenakshi temple is rated as an architectural marvel, remarkably epitomising the great Indian culture and civilization. ...
Agra Fort effortlessly features among the superb illustrations of the fusion architecture that distinguished the Mogul period. Emperor Akbar is known to have initiated the steps for Agra Fort, also called sometimes Red Fort of Agra. Akbar took the initiatives in the year 1665 and ultimately finished the construction in 1671. ...
Badami was the capital of the Early Chalukyas and is now situated between two rocky hills. Badami attracts a great number of tourists for rock cut cave temples and Chalukyan style structural temples. Badami is largely visited for its four cave temples in which the third cave temple is dedicated to Vishnu. ...
Hassan, a historical place in Karnataka, gives travellers an opportunity to visit Belur, Halebid and Sravanabelagola. Hassan is a historical place and serves as a landmark for being the oldest town of Hoysala Empire of 11th to 13th Century A.D. ...
Hampi is a village about 350 kilometers north of Bangalore which attracts for its historical importance. Hampi prides for massive temples, market streets, palaces, and aquatic structures. Besides, it catches the attention of tourists for forts and plenty other ancient monuments. ...
The temple town of Mahabalipuram has always been a popular spot for Hindus for its various temples and other good-looking aspects. Mahabalipuram is an olden city and rated as the 7th century city of the Pallavas. It has always excelled and created a buzz for its Dravidian architectural style. ...
Qutub Minar is an architectural wonder of the 13th century which had been constructed of red sandstone with the height of 72.5mts. Qutub Minar has forever been an inspiring structure that had kept the explorers delighted from the olden ages. ...
Charminar is a colossal arch in Hyderabad at the capital city of Andhra Pradesh. This grand structure was built by Mohammed Quli Qutab Shah. Charminar is a striking square monument comprising four minarets. Built in 1591 AD, Charminar with its four minarets and abundantly erected leaves delights ...
Jaipur, the pink city, has always been a tourist delight. The city prides for its windy Hawa Mahal, also known as "The Palace of Winds". Rated as a landmark building of Jaipur, Sawai Pratap Singh laid the foundation for this multi-layered palace in 1799 AD with the help of Mr. Lal Chand Usta, the architect ...
The City Palace Complex in Jaipur features among the landmarks.
Maharaja Jai Singh II of the Kachhwaha clan of Rajputs laid the foundation for city palace which further witnessed additions and enhancements by his successors.
Udaipur, amongst the most popular tourist spots in Rajasthan, prides for its vast number of historic monuments that remarkably exhibit the glorious olden past and glory. The City Palace rightly features amongst the prominent Udaipur’s structure, and ranks higher in the list of significant palaces in Rajasthan. ...
Jaisalmer is another extremely popular tourist spot in the fairy-tale land of Rajasthan which impresses tourists with its amazing mix of traditional structures and dazzling sand dunes. The Jaisalmer Fort is such a structure which enthrals those who give a visit to it. ...
The impressive Amber Fort at Jaipur remarkably demonstrates the fighting spirit and adventurous living of the courageous Rajputs. The striking Amber fort features prominently among the best peak forts in India, and draws tourists from all across the globe for its extraordinary gates, temples ...
The Meharangarh Fort in the regal city of Jodhpur in Rajasthan is rated among the largest forts in India. The Fort is astoundingly positioned on a rock-strewn cliff which stretches the height to touch 400 feet above the town of Jodhpur. Marvellously standing tall on a steep hill ...
Fatehpur Sikri, at an hour drive from Agra, is a popular spot with the most part of the city has been built in Red Sandstone. The city was founded by the great Mughal Emperor, Akbar, in a bid to present it as the capital, though he could not fulfil the dream due to acute shortage of water. ...
Agra is not only the land of the famous Taj Mahal, but the city has many more aspects to pride upon. The Agra Fort certainly features among those aspects which have consistently been dazzling the city and tourists alike. The Fort, situated barely 2 kilometres from the Taj Mahal, is on the same river bank of Yamuna. ...
The Red Fort in Delhi easily ranks higher when it comes to popular Indian historical sites. Emperor Shah Jahan laid the foundation for this marvellous monument. This imperial palace took almost a decade in completion, as it was started in 1639 and could only finish in 1648. ...
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