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With the advent of globalization, the countries, the people and the different cultures

are coming together. Now no place is considered 'distant' or 'far away'. This has certainly

given a boost to the tourism industry, not only in the western countries but also countries

of the East. India is one of these tourist destinations that have been rediscovered by the 

West. The country has so much to offer that tourists cannot possibly explore the whole 

country in a short vacation.

                              

  

Just the Northern part of India, has numerous tourist destinations like Delhi,Jammu &

Kashmir, Shimla, Agra, Ayodhya, Mathura, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Pushkar, and Uttarakhand. 

Some of these places boast of architectural marvels, while others are known for their 

natural beauty. No matter what one seeks, the Northern zone is a treasure trove of varied 

colors, flavors and cultures that never fail to fascinate the visitors on tours of Northen 

India. From Hinduism's holiest cities, such as Varanasi and Haridwar to the modern 

skyscrapers of Gurgaon, see the sights of North 

India on your Indian Holiday.

The tourists to Northern India, can check out the forts, palaces and magnificent temples 

with tour packages offered by Indian Holiday, besides shopping for exotic gifts and jewelry 

and trying out popular dishes from Rajasthan, Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh. You too, 

can try out all these wonderful activities while exploring the enchanting India with Indian 

Holiday.

                                                  

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                                TOP DESTINATIONS IN NORTH

                                          1. Leh, Jammu & Kashmir

 This mountain town in Ladakh is quickly rising to the top of must-visit lists. Not surprising 

 when you consider the sheer natural beauty of the place. The towering Himalayas supply a 

 dramatic backdrop and plenty of opportunity for adrenaline junkies to get their fix.
 Rock climbing, white-water rafting and skiing are all on offer, and if you're looking for
 something a little tamer, short trekking jaunts can be arranged.

          

                        

                                                   2. VARANASI

One of most significant religious centres of Hinduism, Varasani needs to visited to be 

believed. Bustling with devotees, sadhus, tourists and locals, the place is teeming with 

sights that are uniquely Indian. The temples and ghats (steps leading to the Ganga) with 

thousands of devotees performing religious rituals and dotted with Hindu priests 

performing rites is quite a sight to behold.

                         

                                                     3. AGRA

Agra needs no introduction. The timeless Taj Mahal makes it to almost every must-visit
list,and deservedly so. The white marble structure and the sprawling campus around it are

simply magnificent.

                                        

                                                       4.  JAIPUR

 It is Jaipur's rich history and culture that have made it one of the three major tourist
 centres in the state. Imposing forts, awe-inspiring palaces and exquisite temples are all 

 there and plenty of them. Visit the aigarh and Amber Forts and catch the Amber sound and 

 light how for a glimpse of the city's history. 

                          

                                                     5. UDAIPUR

 This Rajasthani city is tourist magnet thanks to its serene lakes and beautiful palaces. 

 Topping the list of must-see spots is the Udaipur City Palace, with its impeccably 

 maintained gardens, luxurious halls and chambers.The Pichola and Fateh Sagar both
 offer a variety of attractions for tourists and the Saheliyon ki Badi has opulent gardens
 and fountains that are definitely worth a viewing.

                         

                                                     6. NEW DELHI

 There is plenty to see and do in the country's capital, so make sure you draw up an
 itinerary.The imposing Red Fort and sprawling complex of Humayun's Tomb are a
 definite must-see,as are the Qutub Minar and Baha'i Temple. Visit Rajpath, from
 Rashtrapati Bhavan to India Gate to take in the majesty of the place. Drop by
 Connaught Place for some great shopping and dining and Chandi Chowk for a true
 Delhi experience. 

                       

                                                     7. SRINAGAR

 Once a very popular holiday destination, political conflict in recent years has lost the city
 much of its tourism. But the beauty of the place still remains, and travellers are sure to
 catch some beautiful scenery and delicious Kashmiri culinary delights on a trip there.
 The Mughal Gardens, ShalimarBagh and Pari Mahalare well-worth a visit.

                       

                                                     8. RISHIKESH

Another important centre of Hinduism, Rishikesh lies along the Ganga river and the
Char Dham Yatra, on of the faith's most holy pilgrimages, typically begins here Apt
from its religious significance,   it is also a major centre for yoga and the town is
dotted with yoga and meditation schools.

                        

                                                        9. SHIMLA

Shimla is the capital city of the Indian state of Himanchal pradesh located in northern
India.It is boundedby Mandi and Kullu in the north. Shimla comprises 19 erstwhile
hill states mainly Balson, Bushahr, Bhajiand Koti, Darkoti, Tharoch & Dhadi, Kumharsain,
Khaneti & Delath, Dhami, Jubbal, Keothal, Madhan,Rawingarh,Ratesh, and Sangri.

                       

                                                    10. MATHURA

Mathura is the birthplace of th e deity Lord Krishna at the centre of Braj or Brij-bhoomi, called Shri Krishna Janma-Bhoomi, literally:'Lord Krishna's birthplace'. The Keshav Dev Temple wasbuilt in ancient times on the site of Krishna's legendary birthplace(an underground prison). According to the Mahabharata and Bhagavata Purana epics, Mathura was the capital of the Surasena Kingdom, ruled by Kansa the maternal uncle of Shrikrishna.