Different Cultures In India

India is a country of rich and diverse cultures. In fact very few countries in the world have such an ancient and diverse culture like India. The culture of India has been shaped up by its long history, ancient civilization, absorption of customs and traditions, physical, climatic, racial and linguistic diversity. But underneath of this diversity lies the Indian culture and Indian language. Indian culture has a high level of tolerance and secular. The history and culture of India has been bound up with the geographic nature of this vast subcontinent.
India has number of religions, number of states, number of cuisines and number of art forms. Religion is central to the Indian culture and its practice can be seen every aspect of life. Most of the religions have a strong connection with India. People of all religions can find in India. The main religions are Hinduism, Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Jainism and Zoroastrianism. There are many religions; many pilgrimages and many traditions in India but the people are united. There is diversity in languages also. There are over 200 languages in India with more than thousand dialects. This gives good scope for local language translation service. The main official languages are Hindi and English used for communication by the government other than the local language. The diversity of Indian culture is expressed through its dance forms and languages. Art, architecture and literature were shaped by diverse influences.

Culture Of India Today

ndian clothing has once again stolen the scene. It is one of the most talked about, appreciated and desired style of today. The clothing of India today is a blend of many eras. The royalty or more commonly known as the Mughal Empire has formed the shape of the clothing culture of India at present. The only difference is that then the royals used to spend lavishly to show their extravagance, and today these styles are being stitched and worn by every class. There are different traditional types of clothing in India available as of date.
Indian clothing includes a variety of styles and designs. There are all known and appreciated by masses. First and foremost is the "dhoti kurta". This style is very common of Indian men. It is not a stitched garment. It is best to consider it as a piece of clothed, unstitched and tied around the waist and legs. The final knot ties at the waist. This infamous "dhoti" is known by several names in different languages such as "Laacha" in Punjabi and "Loongi" in Bengali.
Kurta is a garment which is prevalent amongst men and women. It a loose shirt which is long; goes down all the way to your knees or maybe slightly above that. It was worn by men only in olden times but today it is a dress that both men and women can wear. Shalwar kameez, which is the national dress of Pakistan, is also quite worn in India. It is a very traditional dress and very popular with women. It is one of the most worn clothing in Punjab it has been termed as a Punjabi suit. This dress has been a part of India culture since a very long time.

Culture Of India For Kids

Foreigners, particularly Westerners know little about India, its people, the customs and culture of this vast country - second only to China by way of population figure, but bigger in land area. Even those who have studied about India may not know the in-depth details of the diverse cultures prevailing among Indian people, living in the northern and southern States - bifurcated by languages in 1956.
This being a very wide subject for stuffing inside this limited space, an attempt is being made here to bring forth at least the differences in cultures of people of North India and South India, but it should be remembered that as an Indian, all the people of India, irrespective of regional and territorial barriers, have several aspects in common.
The virtues one can find among all Indians are - Faith in God - whether it is one of the many Hindu Gods, Allah or Jesus; respect to elders of the family; traditional values of life preserved for generations and preached to children when they are kids; shunning evil deeds and beholding good deeds fearing justice by destiny; forbearance of life's challenges with courage and simplicity.

People Of India

Readily recognizable to the rest of the world as Indians, the people of the Subcontinent are of many distinguishable groups, both ethnic and religious. Social and cultural divisions as well as the ubiquitous caste system further diversify the population.
The basic characteristics of the Indian people may be attributed to the geographical isolation of the country. The well defined boundaries of high mountains and sea have sufficed to enclose a culture which has evolved with little foreign intervention for thousands of years. Even with the advent of British colonialism, Indian culture continued virtually unchanged; except that, as under other foreign rulers, the society adopted and adapted many facets of this alien society.

Cultural India Tours

India is a country of diversity. It can be seen and felt in its history, culture, people, cuisine & the list is nending. The land is the home to the snow covered & majestic Himalayan Mountains in the north to the tropical south and from sunny beaches of the west to the delectable cuisine of the east. Indian heritage tours are the best way to showcase India to the world and recently were voted as one of the world's best tourist destination by World Travel Awards. Exploring the country in one life time seems impossible but our travel company can at least help you to partially fulfill your dreams.
Touring India is mind-numbingly beautiful experience and something that will stay with you forever. The charm, richness of Indian culture, diversity of people is what brings most tourists to this land of billions. During your India cultural tours, visit grand monuments, beautiful temples and shrines, tombs and huge mosques, and its only here that you will find the thousand year old civilization being recreated in front of your eyes. Indian heritage tours will also showcase the architectural wonders of ancient India and its cultural magnificence and the imaginative acuity of its emperors and kings.

Ministry Of Culture India

Though the name of India is not included by the World Tourism Organization (WTO) among the top ten courtiers of the world in terms of "most visited" by numbers of travelers, in terms of tourism earners, in terms of most visited attractions, still the Indian economy has been boosted by new emerging trends of various types of Indian tourism and it continues to grow. There are a number of factors responsible for the growth of Indian tourism at global level. India is a peaceful country without any political disturbance except for few destinations where a tourist is required to get special permission from local authority to enter into that area. The country has a federal structure with elected Governments in States. There are 28 states and 7 Union Territories administered directly by the Central Government. There is healthy competition of tour packages among all the states to attract the tourists from all over the world for speedy economic growth and employment generation. Not only this Ministry of Tourism and Culture has recently launched a campaign called 'Incredible India!' in order to encourage different types of tourism in India.

 

Cultural India

ndia is a land of diverse cultures and religions. It is because of this diversity and assortment of the cultures many tourists and visitors worldwide come here to see and explore it themselves. Another factor that has worked in the favour of the growth of cultural tourism is the well preservation and promotion of it that has been done by people of this country.
Today India is seen as a conglomeration of many distinct cultures and religion that is truly amazing in itself. India has been under the foreign rule since the last 2000 years. First it was under the rule of many small dynasties and then came Mughals and finally British Raj took over them. Each dynasty or rule has introduced something new and it is because of the ability of Indian culture to assimilate all these changes in such a way that it will look as if they are already a part of the existing cultures and traditions.