There are some special cities and villages of India where there is movement of foreign tourists throughout the year. These places are considered special not only as tourist destinations but also in terms of spiritual experience, art and culture, yoga and knowing the local lifestyle.
Popular Indian Places: Our country India is full of diversity. The culture, history, food and natural beauty of this place attracts travelers from all over the world. This is the reason why there are some special cities and villages of India where there is movement of foreign tourists throughout the year. These places are considered special not only as tourist destinations but also in terms of spiritual experience, art and culture, yoga and knowing the local lifestyle. Let us know about 5 such places in India which are most popular among foreign tourists and are very special for exploring.
This small town situated on the banks of river Ganga is a spiritual center not only for Indian tourists but also for foreigners. It is special in many ways. The first is that this place is called the Yoga Capital of the World. Every year thousands of foreigners come here to learn yoga, meditate and experience Ganga Aarti. People like to come to this place and stay in yoga ashrams, meditate on the banks of Ganga, river rafting and visit Laxman Jhula.
Varanasi, considered the holiest city of Hindu religion, is a city that gives a spiritual experience. Foreign tourists come here to see the Ganga Aarti, the philosophy of life and death on the ghats, and the hundreds of years old civilization. There is a lot to visit and see at this place. People like boat trip on Ganga, watching Aarti on the ghats, visiting Kashi Vishwanath Temple, eating Banarasi street food.
Pushkar, situated in the desert sands, is a small but very vibrant city which has become a favorite destination for foreigners. The Pushkar Fair and Brahma Temple held every year at this place attract foreign tourists. Also, the impact of the hippie café culture, yoga center and folk music here is deep. This place has its own fun like camel ride, meditation on the banks of Pushkar Lake and shopping in the folk market.
India’s smallest but most vibrant state Goa is no less than a paradise for foreign tourists. People have not just one but a thousand reasons to visit this place. The beaches, night life, European-style churches, cheap alcohol and open atmosphere invite foreign tourists throughout the year. People love doing water sports in the sea, partying, visiting old churches of Goa and eating local sea food.
Dharamshala and McLeodganj have become the special choice of foreigners due to Tibetan culture and peaceful environment. This place has Tibetan spirituality, the residence of the Dalai Lama and excellent trekking routes. The serene mountains and Buddhist monasteries deeply attract foreign travelers. Tourists like to visit this place and visit Bhota Bazaar, trekking, meditating in the monastery and tasting Tibetan food.
