Awesome Things To Do In India

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There’s a lot to see and do in India. It seems that everywhere you go there is an unforgettable experience awaiting you. Check out these awesome things to do in India.

Ranakpur Jain Temple, Ranakpur
This temple is a little bit off of the between path, but it’s worth the visit. It tends to be one of the quieter tourist attractions, but that doesn’t mean that it lacks in things to see. Ranakpur Jain Temple is full of a lot of history as it’s considered to be one of the world’s most important Jain temples. It dates back to the 15th century and is supported by 1,400 carved pillars. The audio guide, that comes with an entrance ticket, provides an interesting history of the temple.

Gali Paranthe Wali, Delhi
If you are wanting to try some interesting food, without having to go too far between destinations, then this is the place to go. Located in the middle of Chandni Chowk, there are a variety of eateries to try. Their main specialty is parathas, which is a flatbread that is usually filled with potatoes. Many of the eateries have been at this location for over 100 years. Just make sure you come hungry!

Aksharham, Delhi
Located close to the Yamuna River, this structure is pretty impressive. This temple is very large and features some unique architecture. Aksharham was intricately designed and it’s hard to tell what’s more beautiful- the inside or the outside with the high ceilings and the interesting pillars. If you arrive a little before sunset you will be pleasantly surprised to see the glow of the sun lighting up the temple.

Palolem Beach, Goa
Many tourists don’t realize that India is home to some beautiful beaches. Palolem Beach, located in Goa, is a favorite among locals. It’s low key, has calm water and white sand. The locals are fairly welcoming and the village is walkable, which is great for tourists! Not only are there plenty of watersports to participate in, there are many options for food and there’s even some nightlife. After the beach, travelers can take part in a tour like visiting a nearby waterfall or canyon.

As you can see, there are plenty of things to do in India. The entire country is full of a rich history and it shows with the variety of sites and experiences for travelers to participate in.

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