Indian's the Best Comedian Tourist Guide

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Ganesh worship

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13/01/2018

A bonfire is lit at night as people gather around it and throw peanuts, popcorn, jaggery among other things in it while walking around it. Women dress up in their traditional Punjabi attire and celebrate the festival of Lohri. Some celebrate the festival with Punjabi Folklore dance to the beats of a dhol.

Known as the winter harvest festival, Lohri is considered to be the beginning of the new financial year for farmers, and is linked with the harvest of rabi crops. It's a time of the year when people send out best wished to their families and friends.

04/01/2018

Jai Pol was built by Maharaja Man Singh in 1808 following his defeat of invading forces from Jaipur. Past the museum ticket office and a small cafe, the 16th-century Dodh Kangra Pol was an external gate before Jai Pol was built, and still bears the scars of 1808 cannonball hits. Through here, the main route heads up to the left through the 16th-century Imritia Pol and then Loha Pol, the fort’s original entrance, with iron spikes to deter enemy elephants.

20/07/2017

💐1400 years ago ... This "Kailashnath Temple" built by carving down the hill from the top of the hill by 10 generations up to 200 years ... .. Millions of times more than the Taj Mahal is beautiful and attractive .. A wonderful specimen of Indian craft art .. The craft of Hindu mythology is ... Vishnu incarnation, from Mahadev to Ramayana Mahabharata ... also depicted idols ... that too 1400 years ago
Kailashnath Temple, Verul Caves
Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra

17/07/2017

Varanasi the city of temples

07/07/2017

Earth do have pieces of Heaven 😍 N people can actually live there 😉😉

12/03/2017

Holi is an ancient Hindu religious festival which has become popular with non-Hindus in many parts of South Asia, as well as people of other communities outside Asia.[9] It is celebrated at the approach of the spring equinox,[9] on the Phalguna Purnima (Full Moon). The festival date, which is determined by the Hindu calendar, varies from year to year on the Gregorian calendar, typically coming in March, sometimes in February. It is primarily observed in India, Nepal, and their diaspora in other regions of the world. In recent years the festival has spread to parts of Europe and North America as a spring celebration of love, frolic, and colours.

05/02/2017

Who's checking who ☺
The things tourist's do
Pic of chaturbhuj temple from ram raja temple
Orchha

16/01/2017

A Simple pic of Magh mela Held in Allahabad. A people living in a tent

13/01/2017

Lohri is primarily the harvest festival of the Punjabis. This festival denotes the harvesting of the Rabi crops and hence all the farmers get together in order to thank god for giving them such a wonderful harvest.

The rituals related to Lohri symbolize the attachment of the people with Mother Nature.

A few days before the festival, youngsters get together in groups and go round their localities singing folk songs.

12/01/2017

According to Hindu lunar calendar, Paush Purinma falls on full moon day of Magha month. The auspicious day of Paush Purnima holds great importance among devotees. Starting from Paush Purnima, devotees take holy dips in Ganga or Yamuna River throughout the Magha month. Magha month starts from the next day of Paush Purnima as per the north Indian lunar calendar. This year Paush Purnima will be celebrated on 12th of January 2017.

Devotees believe that a holy dip in sacred river Ganga and Yamuna on this day frees the soul from cycle of reincarnation and the person is detached from all the bad karmas committed in this birth and previous births as well. Thousands of devotees can be seen in Haridwar, Dashashwamedh Ghat at Varanasi and Triveni Sangam at Prayag.

11/01/2017

The biggest spiritual fair starts in Allahabad

09/01/2017

24/12/2016

Corridor outside the Tajmahal

15/12/2016

Architecture is a visual art , and the building speak for themselves .
-julia Morgan

12/12/2016

Ganesha, 7th century, Parasurameswara temple,Bhubaneswar,

16/11/2016

Full with greenery and peace

22/10/2016

A small Tyler

03/09/2016

Hindus regard the Ganges as the holiest of rivers. It was named after the goddess Ganga, the daughter of the mountain god Himalaya. Pilgrimage sites are particularly significant along the river. At the confluence of the Ganges and and the Tamuna tributory near Allahabad a bathing festival in January and February attracts hundreds of thousands of pilgrims.

Other holy pilgrimage sites along the river include Haridwar, the place where the Ganges leaves the Himalayas, and Allahabad, where the mythical Saraswati river is believed to enter the Ganges. It is believed that bathing in Ganga washes away one's sins and the water cleanses you of all the evil. The Ganges water is considered to be holy and Hindus cast the ashes of their dead in the river in the belief that this will guide the souls of the

26/08/2016

India is a wonderful place of the most extreme contrasts and a bit of culture shock is inevitable when you first arrive. Your driver can answer any questions you may have along the way, and help to ensure you travel safely and with respect to local customs.

18/08/2016

Today is the bis festive. This festival is for sister and brother.

10/08/2016

Haven in the earth in INDIA