India, World’s largest democracy, is one of greatest interest to the travelers from ancient times. With long time vacations in India and with so much to see in the big country, tourism is India’s major money earning process. Outsiders don’t have a problem of getting visas from the Indian Government, as in Indian Culture it is said that “Atithi Devo Bhava” which suggests to the affection of India towards the tourists. It is one of largest country in this world with the second largest population. Natural varieties, great build structures, beaches – there is every bit of life you will find in India, which is still unfolded. In India, there are certain holidays offered by the Central Government, and some vacations in India are offered to people exclusively by their respective states.

But the most common vacations India and its people get are – Holi, a festival of color hold every year during February or, March, Durga Puja or, Navaratri or, Dussera – a festival to worship the Goddess Durga and the last but not the least the Diwali or, Dipabali which is a festival of lights. India is said to be the a country of festivals, it has the most number of religions with respect to any other country and most number of different languages spoken too. But though many festivals are hanging throughout India throughout the whole year, vacations in India only come into picture in very few times.

And in those vacations India, people are eager to go in some particular places which are really famous for their beauty. Such as – the Pilgrims of Buddhists, Hindus, Jains, and of others, Goa – one of the greatest beaches of the World, Taj Mahal – the Great Historic structure of Mughal times, Sun Temple of Konark, The Himalayans and the beauty of the rising and setting sun there at the peak of Kanchendzonga from Darjeeling and at the peak of Tiger Hill from Kashmir, Jammu and Kashmir for its tremendous beauty as it said to be the “Heaven in the Earth” and many other places like it. Read more information about India holidays @ http://www.puretravel.com/Guide/Asia/South_Asia/india