Indian culture

  Assam is one of the most enriched states of India. It bears the imprints of the past civilizations and stands tall on the location contours of the country. The dense forests of Assam make for a flourishing industry of wood. The tea estates of Assam are the biggest revenue generator and engage a major portion of the Assamese population. ◾Food Culture :- Assamese dishes are said to be less spicy than any other Indian dishes. Assamese are mostly non-vegetarian, and their staple diet is rice. Fish, chicken, duck and pigeon and pork are widely eaten and quite popular. Fish curry is another favourite which is prepared as a sour dish called Machor tenga. Baked fish wrapped in leaves with white mustard paste is a popular delicacy called Patot diya mas where 'pat' means leaf in Assamese.  ◾Traditional Dance And Music Culture:- Assam is home to several groups and tribes like Mongoloid, Indo-Burmese, Indo-Iranian, Aryan, Rabha, Bodo, Kachari, Karbi, Mising, Sonowal Kacharis and Mishimi,

  Sikkim Culture Sikkim is a beautiful land of manifold tribes and races of people living together. All these diverse tribes and communities have their unique features in addition to their particular dance forms, festivals, languages, culture, and craft forms. The miscellany of ethnic groups, religion, and languages . India, being a seventh-largest country by area is a place of spectacular landscapes, cultures, different types of food and people! Sikkim alone, a very small state in the northeastern parts of India constitutes different variety in all these categories! ◾ Food Culture :- The food of the people of Sikkim indicates the culture of this state which is a mélange of India, Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet. Sikkim food mainly comprises noodles, Gundruk and Sinki soups, thukpas, tomato achar pickle, traditional cottage cheese, fermented soybean, Bamboo shoot, fermented rice product and some other fermented dishes owing to its very cold climate. According to the climate of Sikkim you can

  Arunachal Pradesh is well known for its ancient culture. Known as the 'The Land of Dawnlit Mountains', Arunachal Pradesh finds mention in prominent scriptures of India, such as the Kalika Purana and Mahabharata. Sage Parashurama washed away his sins in Arunachal which was then known as Prabhu Mountains. Sage Vyasa meditated in the forests of this region and Lord Krishna married Rukmini at this legendary site of India.  ◾ Food Culture :- Arunachal Pradesh is situated in the farthermost north-eastern border of India. The influence of tribal communities and nearby Himalayan civilisations is quite evident in the local cuisine. Rice and meat are the staple food of Arunachal.  ◾ Traditional Dance And Music Culture :- Dance and music are an essential part of the life of Arunachali tribes. They dance and sing on important occasions and during the time of festivities and weddings. Various dance forms are seen in different parts of Arunachal. From elaborate religious dance dramas of th

  Gujarat is one of the most vibrant states of India. It has made itself a prominent feature on the Indian map through its culture, wildlife, caves, handicrafts and much more . It is also a blend of both modern as well as the ancient traditions that has shaped the current Gujarat, which is in a peaceful coexistence with technology and nature. The state of Gujarat is a trove of rich heritage and cultural history. The structures and monuments built with ancient technology stand tall in their domineering stature.   ◾ Food Culture :- The cuisine of Gujarat is primarily vegetarian. The conventional meal consists of roti, rice, dal and vegetable preparation. A sweet dish like ‘gur’ or jaggery and Aam Shrikhand follows after as dessert. Gujarat’s most traditional and authentic delicacies include Dhokla, Thepla, Dal Dhokli, Undhiyu, Fafda, Handvo, Ganthia, Khandvi and Gujarati Khadi. Pickles, Farsans and Chutney are great accompaniments for heavy meals. The conventional dinner of a Gujarati in

  Over the years it has been ruled by various kings including the Rajput, Marathas and even Muslim rulers, which have resulted in the diverse culture of Rajasthan, bearing numerous beautiful forts with a wide variety in its architecture, language and customs of its people.  Today, Rajasthan has developed like any other Indian state. However, unlike them, this gorgeous state has endured all its cultural aspects and never hesitates to introduce the outer world with them. ◾ Food Culture :- As a tourist, there are some foods that you need to try. Rajasthani food is known for its various spices and also its sweetness. Rajasthan is most famous for dalbati - A dish comprising of dal and wheat flour kneaded with yoghurt and dressed in ghee. It is also famous for kachori - the kachori in Rajasthan are of two types - sweet and spicy. The spicy kachori is called the pyaaz or onion kachori, and the sweet kachori called the mawa kachori. Both these kachoris are easily available in any food stalls i

  The Abode of God’, as Haryana is famously referred to, might make you think if there is a god, he might probably be here.  Haryana is one of the wealthiest states of India as it is a rich agriculture state which was a part of Punjab till 1966 and shares its borders with several states of India like Rajasthan Delhi . ◾ Food Culture of Haryana :-  Haryanvi cuisine is like the people of Haryana – simple, earthy, and inextricably linked to the land. In Haryana, the emphasis is on food that is wholesome, fresh, and prepared with little or no fuss at all.  The authentic cuisine of Haryana offers finger licking delicacies namely- Kachri ki Sabji, Churma, Malpuas, Bathua Raita, Meethi Gajar, Singhri ki Sabji, Meethe Chawal, Rabri and much more. It will surely woo your heart and leave you with a lingering aftertaste, asking for more. The people of Haryana give a lot of importance to milk products like curd and lassi, and hence incorporate them in all their meals.   ◾Tourism In Haryana :-  ◾ T

  Uttarakhand is a place where you would want to get wonderfully lost in trails leading to unexpected paths. Fantasies, tales and stories form a part of each scene that unfurls itself in front of the one visiting this sacred land.  One of the most popular things that Uttarakhand is famous for is a destination called Lansdowne.   Really wonderful place to visit each and every place has beauty it's own diversity . Temples of Uttarakhand :- According to the religion many religious places are situated in Uttarakhand temple which are famous in all over India many people from other part of India visit this temple every year for worship .  Best places to visit in Uttarakhand :- 1▫️Rishikesh 2▫️Mussoorie 3▫️Auli 4▫️Kausani 5▫️Lansdowne 6▫️Nag Tibba 7▫️Kedarnath 8▫️Abbott Mount 9▫️Chopta 10▫️Mukteshwar   The state of Uttarakhand is not only popular with tourists for its scenic landscapes and natural beauty. Uttarakhand has a cultured and colourful society. The culture of Uttarakhand shows a