About North India
Delhi's history goes much further back in time than the 13th century. In 1955,
excavations at the Purana Qila revealed that the site was inhabited 3000 years
ago. Ware pottery known as Painted Gray Ware and dated to 1000 BC confirmed
this as being yet another site associated with the epic Mahabharata. The excavations
also cut through houses and streets of the Sultanate, Rajput, post-Gupta, Gupta,
Saka-Kushan and Sunga periods, reaching down to the Mauryan era (300 BC), thus
revealing almost continuous habitaion.
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Culture of North India
India is probably the only country with the largest and most diverse mixture
of races. All the five major racial types - Australoid, Mongoloid, Europoid,
Caucasian and Negroid - find representation among the people of India.
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History of North India
The history of India is shrouded in antiquity. The country has been thought
of as a nation of philosophers with a well-developed and even idyllic society.
Excavations of sites belonging to the Harappan era show that the people lived
in brick houses in towns with excellent drainage. One of the oldest scriptures
in the world is the four-volume Vedas that many regard as the repository of
national thoughts that anticipated some of the modern scientific discoveries.
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Cuisine of North India
From age - old eateries in the by lanes of the Walled City to glitzy, specialty
restaurants in five - star hotels, Delhi is a moveable feast. It offers a choice
of Indian and international cuisines in different ambiences to suit varied budgets.
For gourmets, Delhi is synonymous with Mughlai and Frontier cuisines. The best
of Mughlai cuisine can be enjoyed at Karim, (both in Jama Masjid and Nizamuddin)
where recipes, dating from the times of the Mughals have been the closely -
guarded secret of generation of chefs.
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Festivals of North India
India is a land of myriad festivals, in rhythm with the cycle of the seasons,
with sowings and harvesting. and around them have grown legends, most depicting
the victory of good over evil. These fairs and festivals lend color and gaiety
to life and Indian calendar is marked by plethora of such big and small occasions.
Some festivals are of religious nature, others are related more to, change of
season and harvesting.
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Wildlife of North India
A paradise for the avian world, and the pilgrimage for the bird lovers, it was
known as the best duck shooting resort in the British empire. But was declared
a reserve for birds in 1956 and later upgraded to National Park. UNESCO has
listed it as a world heritage site. The geographical location is ideal as it
is on the main North-South avian route of India. Although small in size, 29
sq km.
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Unknown Places of
North India
Kasauli :- This small hill-station seems to live in a time warp that
belongs to the 19th century. The narrow roads of Kasauli 91927m) slither up
and down the hill side and offer some magnificent vistas. Directly below is
the spread of vast plains of Punjab and Haryana which has darkness falls, unroll
a gorgeous carpet of twinkling lights.
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Destinations of North
India
Delhi :- Delhi's history goes much further back in time than the 13th
century. In 1955, excavations at the Purana Qila revealed that the site was
inhabited 3000 years ago. Ware pottery known as Painted Gray Ware and dated
to 1000 BC confirmed this as being yet another site associated with the epic
Mahabharata. The excavations also cut through houses and streets of the Sultanate,
Rajput, post-Gupta, Gupta, Saka-Kushan and Sunga periods, reaching down to the
Mauryan era (300 BC), thus revealing almost continuous habitaion.
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details
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Map of North India
NORTH
INDIA MAP