Culture India

India is the Incredible country of the world its has unique history the app Culture India provide you with a full documentary knowledge of the Indian Society, Culture, music, and Travelling, History, Hills, and more.

We all feel a sense of proud when we come to think of the beauty of India. The kind of diversity we have geographically, historically, artistically, religiously and culturally truly gives India a recognition at the global level.

But, why do we call our land ‘Incredible India'

29 states, 7 union territories and you will find distinctive cuisines all around the country no matter where you go. Right from the hills of Kashmir to the beaches of Kanyakumari there is so much diversity in the food culture of India that is hard to find in any other part of the world. Being the largest producer of spice, it is the main ingredient of Indian cuisine. From the scrumptious biryani from Hyderabad, kebabs in Lucknow, Sarso ka Saag in Punjab and Daal Bati churma from Rajasthan, everything is cooked with love to satiate the foodies from all over the world. And, to satisfy your sweet tooth, there are a number of sweet dishes as well.

Yoga is one of the best contributions from India to the world. The origin of Yoga can be dated back to the pre-Vedic times, it was developed by Yogis in the 5th and 6th century BCE, but it was only in the late 19th century that gurus like Swami Vivekananda introduced yoga to the western world. On December 1, 2016, Yoga was listed as UNESCO’s Intangible cultural heritage. As of now, it is practiced all over the world in the various ashrams located abroad and in India. Rishikesh is cited as one of the major yoga cities in India.

One thing that every traveler visiting India takes back home is a bundle of good memories and the warm wishes of the Indians. We Indians, truly live by the mantra of Atithi Devo Bhava which means ‘Guest is equivalent to God’ and treat our guests with utmost love, respect, and hospitality. This is one mantra that represents our country as Incredible India!