Facts about India

India, a country possessing alliance with different religions comprising of Hindus, Muslims, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and various Tribal populations that values different culture and a generous way to welcome Tourism.

The people here possess enormous esteem to any tourist, who urge to discover The Best Tourist Places in India. Various facilities and sophisticated mode of living has been developed in the last few decades to improve The Tourism in India. People of India treat tourists as God. Well there is a jingle in Sanskrit,

 Atithi Devo Bhava

which means, 'The Guest is Equivalent to God!'

The Government of India has introduced a campaign known as 'Incredible India!' which emphasis in the extension of culture Tourism in India. Various cultural programs like music, dance, architecture, food, festivities, traditional customs and languages makes India an extensive and vibrant cultural country.

Know more about the facts of India

• Lonar Lake

You would be surprised to know about this lake known as Lonar, located in Maharashtra has been formed by a Meteor. About 52,000 years ago, a crater of diameter 1,830 meters and 150 meters deep was formed by a meteor.

• Mawsynram

Located in Meghalaya, this town gets about 11,900 millimeters of average annual rainfall. This place also holds the Guinness record for highest annual rainfall.

• Floating Post Office

The only Post Office in the world that is situated on a lake known as Dal lake in Srinagar. Due to the geography of the place, this was made to float on a boat like structure.

• Shani Shingnapur

Shani Shingnapur is a village in Maharashtra famously known for not having doors and locks in houses. Villagers sleep well by considering the name of Lord Shani. I think rainy days would be hell for the residents.

• Chail Cricket Ground

Guess where's the Highest Cricket Ground in the World?

Yah! you guessed right. The Highest Cricket Ground in the World is located in India. It is located at a level of 2144 meters above sea level in Chail, Himanchal Pradesh. Looks like you would have to carry Oxygen masks while playing here.