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In whole India, Rajasthan is the name for rich diverse culture and tradition. The liveliness of Rajasthani traditions and culture reflects through Folk music and dance. For Rajasthanis, music and dance are the life and they habituated them as their part of life.
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Tourism Department of Arunachal Pradesh celebrates this festival to promote the tourist attractions and traditional values. Tawang is a wonderful festival, to know about the rich varied traditions and cultures of Arunachal Pradesh.
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This carnival is the biggest celebration of Fort Cochin. This ten-day celebration ends on New Year’s Eve. It is famous for its colorful costumes, street parades, decorated elephants, music, dance and much more. Why is it more fun to visit a destination during a celebration? You can find all the hidden delights out in the
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India is a host for almost all the religions of the world. India’s culture thrives with these festivals, fairs and gatherings. In short, the country is a colorful potpourri of celebrations, which result in spirit of harmony. The country literally celebrates everything starting from the beginning of spring to presence of specific full moon.
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Mosques in India are not just a religious symbol; they are grand architectural feasts for the eyes of the beholders. Most mosques in India were constructed by the historic Islamic rulers during their reign to exhibit power and opulence of the kingdom.
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Nepal is one of the countries where globalization or modernity have not easily affected their ancestral culture. A multicultural territory where its ancient religions, its extensive nature and its gigantic mountains have contributed to Nepali traditions much of this currently is the main nation attraction for all tourists.
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The festival of Rakhi, is just a couple of days away and families everywhere are preparing for the special day. Most of us are reminded of last minute gift shopping after glancing at a Rakhi special television ad that most popular brands launch during this time of the year.
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India is known for many things – its diverse and vibrant cuisine, a long list of languages, traditions overwhelming all walks of life in the country, massive architectural wonders and a roller coaster ride of a terrain.
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Are you looking for a cultural vacation? India is the land of many exotic culture and ancient practices. Which country would be better to have a cultural holiday than India? Where to go in India? For a perfect cultural vacation, Chennai (South India) would be the top option.
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Yoga is a 5,000 years old practice of body, mind and soul. Being originated in India with the aim to transform one’s body and mind, this philosophical tradition of the Hindus has gained prominence. It is a precious gift to mankind from the ancient Indian tradition.
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In the year 1977, the International Council of Museums (ICOM) formed International Museum Day with the aim to increase awareness amongst public about the role of museums. To tell how museums contribute in society’s development.
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With the beginning of April the atmosphere of Udaipur starts blending in festive moods. It hosts the colorful Mewar Festival that draws tourists from all across the world.
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On completing 35 years of its service, The Art of Living Foundation is organizing the World Cultural Festival from 11 March to 13 March, 2016. The foundation is known for its humanity, immense spirituality and high human values.
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Tribes of India played a significant role in Indian National Movement. Closest to nature, their way of life holds many hidden truths that can be beneficial to today’s man.
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