FROM APN Travel Desk
Indian panorama can't complete without this Mogul wonder. The white marble monument took 20 years to built, grabbing the attention of people from centuries.
It is an unbelievable ride! An organic toilet where you excrete and it directly goes to the environment, endless stations, queer fellow passengers- Indian passenger train is nothing less than a wonder.
Dharavi Slum, the largest in the world, home to about a million people.
Cows sitting in midst of a busy lane is a common sight in India. Hindus revere cows as a symbol of renunciation, believing they offer sustenance and ask nothing in return.
The cultural capital of India, Kolkata charms people with its colonial architectural flavor and lazy aura. Some lanes in Kolkata still see hand-pulled rickshaws finely impregnated with its part of image.
Probably the biggest festival of India, the festival of light observes over five days throughout India. The festival epitomizes the victory of light over dark.
This railway station is a combination of traditional Indian and Victorian Gothic Revival architecture; placed among UNICEF World Heritage Sites.
Rajasthani women are dazzling beauties, with colorful saris and jewelry, the bridal procession in Mandawa, Rajasthan is a ceremony one must not miss when in this land.
Riding on a decorated elephant passing through the labyrinth path of Amber palace and jaigarh fort in Jaipur is the best experience. The marble carved Amber Fort was built in the 15th century, flaunting an intricate carvings.
Beautiful lanterns are hung from poles on the banks of the Ganges to honor the dead. Akash Deep Puja can be called as the sky lantern festival.
May 05, 2011 | 0
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