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Indian curry, Gandhi, Lord Buddha or The Taj?
To see
the moon is one thing and to experience it while walking there is
another. Yes, if you want to experience India, getting some facts
and figures wouldn't suffice. You need to feel the spirit of
India for it. This country in-itself is constantly on the sojourn
within. India's traditional name 'Bharat' itself means
“strive for enlightenment”. Want to experience this
literally “incredible” country ? Get ready for the
seamless encounters with surprises, numberless things which are
rare to be found anywhere else. There are already numerous things
which you would already be familiar with for sure; be it Yoga,
Indian curry, Gandhi, Lord Buddha or The Taj. But these are just
a few glimpses of this wonderland. Let's find the pulse of India,
just to to know how this country breaths, laughs and toils in its
daily life.
Under the Banyan Tree
Religion is the oxygen to any
Indian. One thinker said that religion in India is actually a way
of life. It is an outlook and approach towards the world outside
and within ourselves. This land humbly enjoys the distinction of
giving one of the loftiest ideals to this world. The fact is
well-recognized by the great minds from rest of the globe. Main
religion of India - Hinduism – can be described as a Banyan
Tree. All the off shoots of this tree reach, enter and start
growing in the ground. Hinduism comprises of numberless sects and
inherent democratic, holistic and inclusive outlook of this
religion reflects in every Indian. Lord Buddha belonged to India
and Buddhism is a gift of India to rest of the world. Islam with
its unique tradition of Sufism, Christianity, Jainism and
Zorastrianism are other major religions in India, co-existing and
intermingling with each other for centuries. we have a good hotels in Paharganj New Delhi
from you can feel indian culture and all.
Tunes of Eternity
Religion in India doesn't remain in
the places of worship only. It reaches to the people through all
the media of culture. Festivals, music, fairs, attires, cuisine,
literature, theatre, cinema and what not...you would find a
easily visible unity in the panorama of diversity. One famous
Hindu god Lord Krishna himself is believed to be a legendary
flute player and dancer. Have you ever been in any ISKCON temple
? You would have seen bald and saffron clad saints, constantly
singing and dancing to the tunes of Bhajans (devotional songs).
You will be surprised to find a variety of colorful Indian
costumes. Each part of the country has its unique form of
clothing, as if everybody is on the ramps!
Soul of music or music of soul?
You would have
listened Indian music for sure. Music in all forms is melodious
and soothing. Have you ever tried music for your spiritual
awakening ? Try it while your trip to India. Listen any
Jugalbandi (combined performance) of Sitar, flute and Tabla
(Indian music instruments) while keeping your eyes closed. You
may dive into deep meditation. Sometimes people find themselves
transformed, more receptive and aware of their own existence.
Indian music offers a plateful of tastes so you can choose as per
your choice and mood. Northern Indian music is influenced by
Sufism but Carnatic tradition of South Indian music is still as
it was centuries before. And if you want to find the vibration of
life in music, listen to any of the folk songs in India. Dance to
the tunes of Bhangra while you are wandering through the swaying
mustered fields of Punjab or try to match the steps of Langas
when you are visiting the vibrant and royal Rajasthan.
The Science of Life
Yoga is a science of
self-exploration. You will find that you are being introduced to
yourself for the first time in your life. Many of the foreigners
have found that even after having all the means of physical
comfort, they were missing something. Yoga helps all to discover
this 'something' within themselves. This is very closely linked
with Aurveda. Ayurveda is nothing but the Indian school of
medical science. This millennia-old system is still in practice.
Have you ever wondered why some people come to India only for it
? They just lie down and get their bodies massaged with some
herbs or applied with some oils? Do you yourself prefer natural
herbs as cosmetics these days ? If yes, then you also are in the
grip of Ayurveda-mania. Try one thing while in India. Tell
somebody that you are ill. You will be bombarded with numerous
“well-tested” prescriptions, not by doctors but by
anybody...may be even your guide or driver. Yes, almost every
Indian believes that he is an unrecognized Ayurveda expert! Try
it for sure during your trip.
Taste of India
The country of spices!... Yes, India
has been addressed like this for centuries. Indian spices like
Coriander, Cumin, Fenugreek and Asafoetida have conquered the
world and mouth watering veg or non-veg dishes in India will
offer a taste, which may be addictive. Indians use plenty of milk
products and regional vegetables in vegetarian preparations.
Never forget to taste Sarson Ka Saag (mustard greens) in Punjab
or Sambhar Dosa while in South India. Better you taste these
Indian delicacies using your hands not cutlery. If you like non
veg food, you will have a mind-blowing variety in your menu.
Mughlai food, Kababs, Kormas, Koftas, Biryani, Rogan Josh and
barbecued preparations are rated one of the most favourites among
tourists visiting India.
Shop as Indians do!
India reaches rest of the world
through its artifacts. Westerners find their dining room
incomplete without some handicrafts, antique items or artifacts
from India. These artifacts are the symbol of artistic
excellence, cultural vibrancy, ethnic taste and human touch. Feel
free and stroll around Bazaars (markets) to purchase these items.
If you are in India, shop as Indians do! It means that you should
be good at bargaining. You will enjoy and miss the overall
shopping experience forever. You can choose handicrafts, textiles
or items of leather, silver or brass from here.
Eternal Celebration
If you are fun loving, you would
enjoy every moment in India. Almost each day in Indian calendar
is a day of any festival or the other. The festival of light -
Diwali, the festival of colours - Holi and the fervour of Durga
Puja will be a unique experience for you. Even US President Bill
Clinton couldn't resist the temptation to participate in the
festival of Holi. He left all the protocol and security guards
aside...got his face coloured by locals... and danced to the
beats of folk music. Indians celebrate every happy moment of
their lives without celebrating it with their loved ones. If you
find a crowd of well-dressed people on the road dancing in a
vigorous mode that matches no rhetoric, don't get surprised. It
is a usual affair in India. Marriage processions in India are
more or less like that. Actually even the daily chores of a
common Indian would be a unique experience, worth cherishing
forever.
Wish to find out the difference between myth and reality of
India? Is it still a land of snake charmers and naked fakirs or
something big is on the anvil? Come, explore and experience the
eternal saga of wonders.
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