1. AGRA
There is a desire among travellers to visit all wonders of the world in their lifetime. That surely includes the Taj Mahal at Agra, one of most main destinations of Golden Triangle Tour Packages. The crowning jewel of the Mughal Era, The Taj Mahal is obviously the major draw, however other Agra attractions such as Agra Fort, Akbar’s Tomb, Tomb of Itimad-ud-Daulah, Mehtab Bagh, Jama Masjid, Fatehpur Sikri also see significant foreign tourist footfall and it is one of the popular weekend getaways near Delhi.
2. DELHI
The national capital comes close to Agra in terms of foreign visitors. Apart from diplomatic and business visits, foreigners flock to high value architectural wonders like Qutub Minar, India Gate, Jama Masjid, Humayun’s Tomb and Red Fort.
3. HAMPI
When a foreign tourist decides to visit India, he/she looks at the most distinctive locations in India that are likely to enrich their journey. The celebrated UNESCO Heritage site, group of monuments at Hampi are high up on foreign tourist radar owing to their otherworldly appeal and stunning architecture. Virupaksha Temple, Vijaya Vittala Temple, Stone Chariot, Krishna Temple, Royal Enclosure, Zenana Enclosure and Hazara Rama Temple are the most visited and highly revered in the foreign tourist circuits as well as architecture and history aficionados.
4. GOA
The party hub of India, incessantly swarmed by foreign tourists, Goa is one of most visited by foreign nationals. The myriad night beach party zones, cozy little shacks, pristine beaches of international standards, thrilling adventure sports, delectable cuisine and a thriving young culture makes Goa a foreign hotspot. Numerous Russians and Europeans visit Goa every year as a rule. Goa’s hospitable locals certainly help the footfall. Goa is also one of the best destination for couples for their Honeymoon tour.
5. KERALA
The healing and rejuvenating luxurious Ayurvedic spa treatments in Kochi and Trivandrum, the calm and serene backwaters of Alleppey, the tea estates of Munnar, beaches of Kollam, the lush forests, flora and fauna of Wayanad, the breathtaking views in Thekkady – Kerala has always offered a unique slice of India to international travellers.
Foreigners especially love the greenery that abounds in the state as well as delicious, authentic Kerala cuisine and its unique South Indian cultural heritage.
6. JODHPUR
International tourists love the ethnic charm of Jodhpur. The ethereal ‘Blue City’ of India, known for its majestically constructed massive fort of Mehrangarh steeped in history, has always fascinated foreign tourists looking to explore the quintessential historic gems of India. Tourists are also drawn to ancient Clock Tower, Jaswant Thada and Umaid Bhawan Palace, aside from the gorgeous Rajasthani handcrafted art jewellery, ethnic clothing and specialty souvenir items. The ‘Blue’ homes of Jodhpur are the photographer’s delight.
7. JAIPUR
The most treasured jewel of historical India, the ‘Pink City’ of Jaipur charms the foreign tourists with its unparalleled architectural landmarks the pink sand-stoned Hawa Mahal that looks like a surreal honeycomb and the hill fort called Amer Fort that is the finest example of Rajputana military architecture, along with Jaigarh Fort, City Palace and the astronomical designs of Jantar Mantar. The city is a thriving hub of traditional Indian handicraft, jewellery, art and sculpture.
8. DHARAMSHALA
The seat of Buddhism in India, Dharamshala is one of the most loved foreign tourist spots in India. Spiritual seekers, expats, and regular foreign tourists throng the place to learn about Buddhism and practice it under a master. It is also famous because of its quiet charm, spectacular mountain landscape, adventure activities, local cafe culture, and generally relaxed vibe. Foreign visitors are especially interested in Norbulingka Monastery, Triund Hill trek, and the Dalai Lama Temple Complex.
9. VARANASI
India’s most famous religious and pilgrimage destination, known in the west as a photographer’s mecca, Varanasi is visited by foreign nationals for several reasons. It offers a newness that common tourist spots fail to do – its unique ghats with awe-inspiring evening aartis, the sunrise and sunset boat rides in the holy waters of the Ganges, the sights of Indian mystics and sadhus performing yoga and meditation, its old world charm and the transformative experience of observing the Indian culture at its liveliest.
10. RISHIKESH
The Yoga capital of India, Rishikesh is one of the most favorited destinations by foreign tourists visiting India. Apart from its exciting water sports opportunities, Rishikesh offers yoga and meditation courses. A lot of people come to enjoy the meditative ambience of the town set against the backdrop of the Ganges and indulge in Ayurvedic spa treatments. You will find the streets of Rishikesh drenched in holy chants, local Indian folks and plenty of bohemian cafes where foreigners just chill and enjoy the views.
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