This document provides an overview of various tourist destinations in India. It discusses popular locations such as Kashmir, Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, West Bengal, Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, Saputara, Mumbai, Ajanta/Ellora, Goa, Mysore, Kerala and provides brief descriptions of attractions, best times to visit, food, accommodations and transportation for each. It also shares some interesting facts about the Indian tourism industry.

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2. Our Team
 Mansi
 Bhagyshree
 Anusha
 Jigar
 Umang
 Ayan
 Asif
 Sanju
 Ketan

3. INTRODUCTION
• FESTIVAL :-
The major festivals in India are Holi, Diwali,
Durga Puja, Saraswati Puja, Mahavir Jayanti, Eid,
Muharram, Christmas.
• RELIGIONS :-
The major religions practiced in India are
Hinduism, Islam, Sikhism, Christianity, Jainism,
etc. India is a secular country and no religion is
considered superior over the other.
• LANGUAGES :-
The most spoken language in India is Hindi.
There is no national language in India.
• GEOGRAPHY :-
The largest mountain ranges in India are the
Himalayan Mountain Ranges while the largest river
is Ganges. It is surrounded by Indian Ocean,
Arabian Ocean and Bay of Bengal in the south,
south-west and south-east respectively.

4. Why people choose India as a
Tourist Destination ?
India has turned into a
mainstream traveller
destination with a huge
number of individuals
going to various parts of
India every year.
A portion of the real
traveller destinations in
India are the Himalayas,
Agra, Jaipur, Goa, west
Bengal, Kerala, Delhi,
Orissa and Maharashtra.

5. AGRA GOA
KASHMIR
DELHI
LEH /
LADAKH
WEST
BENGALMYSORE
KERALA
SAPUTARA
MUMBAI
JAIPUR
HIMACHAL
PRADESH
TOP TOURIST DESTINATIONS

6. KASHMIR
• The State of Jammu and Kashmir has
primary three land districts known as
"The Lesser Himalayas" or the "Jhelum
Valley" (Kashmir), "The Inner Himalayas"
or "The Indus Valley" (Ladakh and
Frontier zones) likewise called "Trans-
Himalayas", and "The Outer-Himalayas"
or "The Southern mountain range"
(Jammu).
• The territory of Jammu and Kashmir is
22,236 square kilometers.

7. KASHMIR
• Visit :- April To November
• Food :- Rogan Josh, Pulav,
Lamb Curry (Meat)
• Accommodation :- Boat House
Resorts
Hotels
• Transportation :- Railways
Road Transport

8. LEH / LADAKH
The Laddakh capital city of Leh lies close to
the eastern parts of Jammu and Kashmir, on the
intersection of the memorable "Silk Route" from
Sinkiang to West Asia and to the fields of India.
The lowering religious communities of Shey,
Hemis, Alchi, Thikse and Lamayuru will sustain
your otherworldly needs, and the scene of Leh
accommodates various enterprise exercises
including mountaineering, white-water rafting and
trekking along the Markha Valley.

9. LEH / LADAKH
• Visit :- May To September
• Food :- Momos, Thupka Noodles,
Apricot Jam
• Accommodation :- Resorts
Hotels
• Transportation :- Airways
Road Transport

10. HIMACHAL PRADESH
• Himachal Pradesh is a northern
Indian state in the Himalayas.
• It's home to scenic mountain
towns and resorts such as
Dalhousie. Host to the Dalai
Lama, Himachal Pradesh has a
strong Tibetan presence.
• This is reflected in its Buddhist
temples and monasteries, as well
as its vibrant Tibetan New Year
celebrations.
• The region is also well known for
its trekking, climbing and skiing
areas.

11. HIMACHAL PRADESH
• Visit :- March To June
• Foods :- Dham, Mittha, Chana
Madra.
• Accommodation :- Hotels
• Transportation :- Railways
Road Transport

12. West Bengal, situated in
eastern India, is a land with a rich
diversity. Home to different
civilizations and known for its
cultural diversity, West Bengal has
a great history too. Bengal is
mentioned in the epic Mahabharata.
There are some tourist
destination of Bengal whose very
popular among tourist.
1:Sundarban National Park
2: Howrah Bridge
3: Victoria Hall
4: Shantiniketan
5: Eco Tourism Park
WEST BENGAL

13. WEST BENGAL
• Visit :- October To March
• Food :- Sea Foods
Chollar Dal
Rasgullas
• Accomodation :- Hotels
• Transportation :-Airways
Railways
Road Transport

14. ATTRACTION OF SUNDARBAN
(WEST BENGAL)

15. NEW DELHI
Delhi, Capital of India has
numerous attractions like
mosques, fortifications and
different landmarks that speak to
India's history.
New Delhi then again houses
numerous administration
structures and international
safe havens, aside from spots
of chronicled interest. in Old
Delhi incorporate the grand
Red Fort.

16. NEW DELHI
• Visit :- All Season
• Foods :- Chats, Kebabs, Chole
Bhature, Nihari Etc.
• Accommodation :- Hotels
• Transportation :-Airways
Railways
Road Transport

17. AGRA
• Agra's Taj Mahal is a standout
amongst the most well known
structures on the planet, the
sepulcher of Shah Jahan's most
loved spouse, Mumtaz Mahal.
• It is one of the New Seven
Wonders of the world, and one of
three World Heritage Sites in Agra.

18. AGRA
• Visit :- November To March
• Foods :- Bedai & Jalebi, Agra ka
Petha, Mughlai Delicacies
• Accomodation :- Hotels
Guest Rest Houses
• Transportation :-Airways
Railways
Road Transport

19. JAIPUR
• Jaipur is the largest city
in Rajasthan. Jaipur is also called as
the “Pink City”.
• Jaipur is a major tourist attraction
amongst Indian as well as
international travelers.
• It hosts several attractions like the
City Palace, Govind Dev ji Temple,
Vidhan Sabha, Birla Temple, several
massive Rajput forts and so on.
• It also serves as a stepping stone for
travelers heading to the desert cities
of Jodhpur and Jaisalmer.

20. JAIPUR
• Visit :- October To March
• Foods :- Lal Maans, Kachori,
Dal Bati, Ghevar
• Accommodation :- Hotels
Sand Camps
• Transportation :- Railways
Road Transport

21. SAPUTARA
(GUJARAT)
• Saputara is a hill town in the west
Indian state of Gujarat.
• The Artist Village cultural center
displays, and sells, tribal arts and
crafts.
• Artifacts, including ritual objects, trace
the heritage of the local Dang tribe at
Saputara Tribal Museum.
• Green spaces with picnic spots include
the Step Garden and the Lake Garden,
set on Lake Saputara.
• Governor’s Hill Trail offers views of the
surrounding rivers and valleys.

22. SAPUTARA
(GUJARAT)
• Visit :- October To February
• Foods :- Gujarati Thali, Khandvi,
Patra Vadi
• Accommodation :- Hotels
• Transportation :- Railways
Road Transport

23. MUMBAI
• Mumbai is the largest city in India and
capital of Maharashtra State.
• Mumbai was originally a
conglomeration of seven islands.
• Mumbai is the commercial capital of
India.
• In Mumbai Elephanta Island holds
ancient cave temples dedicated to
the Hindu god Shiva.
• The city's also famous as the heart of
the Bollywood film industry.

24. MUMBAI
• Visit :- All Season
• Foods :- Vada Pav, Misal Pav,
Puran Poli, Chat Foods
• Accommodation :- Hotels
• Transportation :-Airways
Railways
Road Transport

25. AJANTA / ELLORA
(AURANGABAD)
Ajanta and Ellora are 28 – 30 rock-cut hollow
landmarks made amid the principal century BC
and fifth century AD, containing sketches and
forms thought to be magnum opuses of both
Buddhist religious craftsmanship and all
inclusive pictorial workmanship.
The holes are found simply outside the town
of Ajanta/Ellora in Aurangabad locale in the
Indian condition of Maharashtra.

26. AJANTA / ELLORA
(AURANGABAD)
• Visit :- March To September
• Foods :- Dum Biryani, Kebabs,
Tandoor Menu, Etc.
• Accommodation :- Hotels
• Transportation :- Railways
Road Transport

27. AJANTA / ELLORA

28. GOA
• Goa is Famous for its unblemished
shorelines, in fact 90% of all the
tourism in Goa happens just for its
lovely shorelines in Coastal Areas.
• Goa has two principle visitor
seasons: winter and summer.
• In the winter time, visitors from
abroad (for the most part Europe)
come to Goa to appreciate the
magnificent atmosphere.
• In the late spring (which, in Goa, is
the stormy season), voyagers from
crosswise over India come to spend
the occasions.

29. GOA
• Visit :- November To February
• Foods :- Sea Food, Pork, Kulkul,
Chicken Cafreal
• Accommodation :- Resorts
Hotels
• Transportation :- Ferry Boats
Railways
Airways
Road Transport

30. MYSORE
• Mysore officially Mysuru is most
populous city in Karnataka, India.
• It served capital city of the “Kingdom
of Mysore” for nearly six centuries
from 1399 to 1956.
• Mysore Palace is one of the most
attractions in India, after Taj Mahal,
with more than 6 million annual
visitors.
• the festivities that take place during
the “Dasara” festival when the city
receives a large number of tourists
from around the world.

31. MYSORE
• Visit :- All Season
• Foods :- Mysore Masala
Dosa, Idli, Mysore Pak
• Accomodation :- Resorts, Hotels
• Transportation :- Railways
Airways
Road Transport

32. KERALA
• Kerala, arranged on the lavish and tropical Malabar Coast, is a standout
amongst the most well known visitor destinations in India.
• Named as one of the "ten heavens of the world" and "50 spots of a lifetime"
by the National Geographic Traveller magazine, Kerala is particularly known
for its ecotourism activities, Beautiful Backwaters and Alternative mending
rubs.

33. KERALA
• Visit :- September to March
• Foods :- Sea Food, Masala
Dosa, Idli, Etc.
• Accomodation :- Boat House,
Tree House,
Resorts, Hotels
• Transportation :- Ferry Boats
Railways
Airways
Road Transport

34. Interesting Facts About
Indian Tourism
• January 25th is the National Tourism Day in India.
• Tourism in India provides 40 million jobs. The sector is expected
to grow at an annual average growth rate of 7.9% till 2023.
• The industry provided more than 23.5 million jobs in 2015. Over
7.7% of Indian employees work in the tourism industry.
• India has the largest postal network in the world with over 1,
55,015 post offices.
• The largest source market for visitors to India was the US,
followed by Bangladesh and the UK.