To be honest - there has been some beautiful pics of India put up on here - The beauty is great to see. I would suggest ignoring the odd negative comment - not worth it bro - i can see why people would want to go to see this natural beauty
India named world's leading destination at World Travel Awards
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To be honest - there has been some beautiful pics of India put up on here - The beauty is great to see. I would suggest ignoring the odd negative comment - not worth it bro - i can see why people would want to go to see this natural beauty
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Very very nice pictures. Thanks everyone. I am too lazy to Thank individual posts.
India is so rich in terms of scenaries and historical sites. It is one of the place I'd really like to visit (Together with Egypt, Turkey, Israel, Iran).
Even just for this single reason you guys should speed up building infrastructures to make travelling in India a bit easier. The tourism money alone will repay the investment.
India is so rich in terms of scenaries and historical sites. It is one of the place I'd really like to visit (Together with Egypt, Turkey, Israel, Iran).
Even just for this single reason you guys should speed up building infrastructures to make travelling in India a bit easier. The tourism money alone will repay the investment.
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GOLDEN CHARIOT TOURIST TRAIN
Its 7 Nights / 8 Days colorful journey begins every Monday from Bangalore and traverses through Mysore, visiting Srirangapatna, Mysore Palace; the Nagarhole National Park (Kabini) and continuing to the historical sites of Shravanabelagola, Belur-the 11th century cradle of Hoysala architecture and a world heritage site, Halebidu, Hampi and thereafter entering into the triangular heritage site of Badami, Pattadakal, Aihole, and finally the Golden Beaches of Goa before ending in Bangalore.
Wow!!! Its look more like a hotel than a Train
Its 7 Nights / 8 Days colorful journey begins every Monday from Bangalore and traverses through Mysore, visiting Srirangapatna, Mysore Palace; the Nagarhole National Park (Kabini) and continuing to the historical sites of Shravanabelagola, Belur-the 11th century cradle of Hoysala architecture and a world heritage site, Halebidu, Hampi and thereafter entering into the triangular heritage site of Badami, Pattadakal, Aihole, and finally the Golden Beaches of Goa before ending in Bangalore.
Wow!!! Its look more like a hotel than a Train
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It is nothing more than just another liberal brainfart along the line of "the best-looking *Mr. Irish*
has been voted as a Nigerian who immigrated to Ireland 6 months ago".
India is the top destination of nothing but uncurable Superbug (read it up) and the UN food aid, let's be honest.
On travel, nothing escapes the words of backpackers who travel around the world enduring all conditions.
It is a well-known fact amongst worldwide backpacker communities that the ultimate test for a tight budget tourist is "how to survive India". This is due to India's utterly ****** urban conditions outside some handful of 5* hotels, that include food, infrastructure, environment (open sawage, forever piled up gabage , animal s***, heavy polutions, and foul smells, ect ), drinking water condition, beggars everywhere, and incessant noises out of all kinds of traffic immaginable, alongside the mass doing their "things" along streets day and night... All these persistantly assault 5 senses of a foreign visitor, if he/she is still alive at a time.
Non-urban areas especially some beach resorts could be slightly better, yet one has to dodge human s*** along the beach and be quite conservative to have s dip in that water - since you never can be sure if there are several open sawages and human waste going directly into it just 500-metre upstream ...
With all these fears and concerns in minds, most backpackers never have a will to visit India, for those who did some of them quitted in the middle due to sudden ill or other unbearable conditions.
The travelers to India are normally 5-star-hotel business bunch and retired tour groups who've seldom ventured more than 200 yards into "the wild" outside their hotel compound/resort.
The true "tales" of India, however, are only left to be told by a tiny group of the toughest backpackers who have fortunately survived India travel alive. A friend of mine is one of those. He is known as a tough guy who is afraid of nothing, open-minded to all and sundry, eats & drinks anything - moves or not, and can wear the same unwashed clothes for months and endure weeks without a shower... nasty things that he learned during his training in special forces. Whenever asked about his India travel experiences, his usually changed his tone all of a sudden "ah, India? Frankly I don't wish my worst enermy that", shaking his head.
To vote India as world's top destination for travel is the same as to vote that Haiti having the world's top skyline. Pathetic & hilarous!
has been voted as a Nigerian who immigrated to Ireland 6 months ago".
India is the top destination of nothing but uncurable Superbug (read it up) and the UN food aid, let's be honest.
On travel, nothing escapes the words of backpackers who travel around the world enduring all conditions.
It is a well-known fact amongst worldwide backpacker communities that the ultimate test for a tight budget tourist is "how to survive India". This is due to India's utterly ****** urban conditions outside some handful of 5* hotels, that include food, infrastructure, environment (open sawage, forever piled up gabage , animal s***, heavy polutions, and foul smells, ect ), drinking water condition, beggars everywhere, and incessant noises out of all kinds of traffic immaginable, alongside the mass doing their "things" along streets day and night... All these persistantly assault 5 senses of a foreign visitor, if he/she is still alive at a time.
Non-urban areas especially some beach resorts could be slightly better, yet one has to dodge human s*** along the beach and be quite conservative to have s dip in that water - since you never can be sure if there are several open sawages and human waste going directly into it just 500-metre upstream ...
With all these fears and concerns in minds, most backpackers never have a will to visit India, for those who did some of them quitted in the middle due to sudden ill or other unbearable conditions.
The travelers to India are normally 5-star-hotel business bunch and retired tour groups who've seldom ventured more than 200 yards into "the wild" outside their hotel compound/resort.
The true "tales" of India, however, are only left to be told by a tiny group of the toughest backpackers who have fortunately survived India travel alive. A friend of mine is one of those. He is known as a tough guy who is afraid of nothing, open-minded to all and sundry, eats & drinks anything - moves or not, and can wear the same unwashed clothes for months and endure weeks without a shower... nasty things that he learned during his training in special forces. Whenever asked about his India travel experiences, his usually changed his tone all of a sudden "ah, India? Frankly I don't wish my worst enermy that", shaking his head.
To vote India as world's top destination for travel is the same as to vote that Haiti having the world's top skyline. Pathetic & hilarous!
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as a large country,India does have the potential to become one of the top global tourist destinations,but for now,not yet.
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as a large country,India does have the potential to become one of the top global tourist destinations,but for now,not yet.
Haha yeh right France is better then USA and UK.
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Ruins of Nalanda University
Samosharan Jain Temple
The Shri Pavapuri Tirtha in Bihar
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