Every Indian City boasts of at least five attractions that makes it a must-visit. And each city is so curiously different from its neighbor that you are left wondering if they are a part of the same nation! Interestingly, the taste buds play a very significant role in clubbing them together.....

South Indians love sour flavors and dishes seasoned with coconut in some form or the other. West Indians have some special weakness for chillies and spicy food. Come to North India and Mughlai and Punjabi cuisine rules the rook. From here if your head for North-East India, you will get a taste-bud shock! Spices dissappear gradually and the food is near to boiled. East Indians have sweet-tooth and they love fish. Rest is for you to explore....

North Indian Cities

Agra Amritsar Almora Delhi Rishikesh

Gulmarg Khajuraho Nainital Patnitop

Shimla Udaipur Dalhousie Leh-Ladakh

South Indian Cities

Bangalore Chennai

Kochi Ooty

Hyderabad Trivandrum

West Indian Cities

Ajmer Bikaner Jaipur

Jaisalmer Jodhpur Mumbai

Mount Abu

East Indian Cities

Darjeeling Guwahati

Tawang Puri

Kolkata Varanasi

	Visitor's Comments
“	Our postcard snap with the Taj in the backdrop sits pretty by our bed-side...we loaded our bags with Taj souvenirs and each must be sitting somewhere looking equally elegant...Agra was fantafabulous... - Anna, New Jersey, visited Agra in 2005.
“	A walk along the Marina beach of Chennai on a moonlit night, the imposing silhouette of the Presidency College on the left recall some scene from Gothic movies. Chennai gets me nostalgic, but minus the dirt and heat.... - Sarah, Australia, recalls on her visits to Chennai.
“	I felt pukish at first, but after a glass-full of camel milk, I got my whole group try it at the Jorbeer research center. We got a lot of the gram-flour snacks back home...Bikaner has been so far my most amusing destination.. - Nadia, Spain
“	It is way different from the rest of India. My friends do more of hip-hop, but for rockers like me, Bangalore is the place to be! The weather is pleasantest!.. - Leah, a German software-engineer on his short-official trip to Bangalore.