India's tourism is very developed. What are the famous scenic spots in India?

India is the seventh largest country in the world, with more than 654.38 billion inhabitants, divided into 2,000 ethnic groups and more than 200 languages, from tropical green plants in the Himalayas to Kerala, from the sacred Ganges to the desert in thar desert. Let's take a look at some interesting sights in India with Bian Xiao.

10. Kerala River is a series of lagoons and lakes parallel to Kerala River on the Arabian coast. The Kerala River is home to many unique aquatic creatures, including crabs, frogs, mud, waterfowl, otters and turtles. Nowadays, yacht tourism is the most popular tourism project.

9. Tiger Palace Hotel, located in Lake Piserra in Udapur, is a royal summer palace built in18th century. Now it is a luxury five-star hotel, operating "taj mahal hotel Resort and Palace". Tiger Palace Hotel operates a boat from the pier to the east bank of the lake to transport guests to the hotel.

8. Verupasha, it is reported that the Verupasha Temple in Hembi was originally a small temple, and there were some large buildings under the rule of Nagaro ruler in Buchier. This temple has been uninterrupted since it was built in the 7th century, becoming one of the oldest Indian temples in India.

7. Parolin, Frohring is a beach and one of the most beautiful beaches. On both sides are towering headlands, forming a calm idyllic sea with a gently sloping riverbed. The beach is a good place for those who think they can't be a paradise, but don't choose cheap restaurants and hotels. (Albert Einstein, North executive).

6. Canhe National Park. Kaha National Park is one of the most beautiful wildlife reserves in Asia and one of the best places to watch tigers. Dense trees, bamboo forests, grasslands and canyons inspired Rudyard Kipling's famous novel octopussy, making it one of the most striking Indian attractions.

5. Hamandir Temple. The famous Golden Temple Hamandir Temple is the main sightseeing spot of Amway Rules and the most important religious shrine of Sikhism. The construction of the temple began in Gurudaski in16th century, and the upper floor of the temple was covered with gold in19th century. For thousands of pilgrims from all over India, this is an amazing festival.

4. Celma (Selmer, Merge, Jessel) is a typical desert village, located in the remote western end of Rajasthan, near the Pakistani border. The yellow sandstone of Huang Jincheng rises from the thar desert. Just like the scene of Arab night, it is one of the most popular tourist attractions in India. David Ashe, North Executive Force.

3. Eerola Cave Group. The cave art in Laura Grottoes County has reached a new height. It is one of the largest temples and cave buildings in the world. There are 65,438+000 caves in Laura Grottoes County, but only 34 caves are open to the public. The largest single rock excavation was found in Lhasa Temple. These caves are twice the size of the Parthenon in Athens. They were built from the 7th century to the 9th century, and all belong to Hinduism and Buddhism.

2. Varanash, Parana, located on the Ganges River, is a holy place for Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism, and one of the oldest sustainable living cities in the world. In many ways, varanasi may be the epitome of the highest and worst aspects. For centuries, under the background of ancient temples, the scene of pilgrims praying in the Ganges River may be spectacular. David Ashe, Season 4.

1. The Taj Mahal in Agra is a huge white marble mausoleum. The Taj Mahal in Agra is a huge white marble mausoleum built from 1632 to 1653. It was built by Shahzahan, the emperor of Moya, in memory of his favorite wife. Known as "a tear on an eternal cheek", it is one of the masterpieces of Moya's architecture and one of the most famous tourist attractions in India.