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Bollywood
Mumbai, Goregaon East, Aarey Colony, Film City Complex 
Bollywood - eight letters that have become sacred to all fans of Indian cinema. However, it should immediately be clarified that Bollywood (the habitat of the city of Bombay) - only a part of the giant called "the film industry of India." Of the order of 1000 tapes that are issued in the country during the year.
Dudhsagar
Sonaulim, Goa 403410 
Dudhsagar is one of the largest waterfalls in India, which is located in the foothills of the Western Ghats. Water extravaganza, virgin rainforest and complete immersion in the unfolding right here and now landscapes will not leave anyone indifferent.
Qutub Minar
Delhi, Mehrauli, Seth Sarai 
The highest minaret in the world, built of bricks, is Kutub Minar in Delhi. The construction of the minaret began in 1199, in honor of commemorating the victory over the Rajput ruler of Delhi. True, the first Delhi sultans built only the first floor of the structure.
National Museum of Delhi
Delhi, New Delhi, Janpath, Rajpath Road Area, Central Secretariat 
First of all, in Delhi is worth visiting the National Museum, which was opened in the middle of the last century, when it had about forty thousand exhibits, today the collection has increased several times.
Stupa in Sanchi
Sanchi, Madhya Pradesh 
Another object listed in the UNESCO list is the Buddhist stupa in Sanchi. It is believed that in the heyday of Buddhism in Indian land, ruler Ashoka Maurya erected a total of 84 thousand stupas, each of which was placed a piece of Buddha relics.
Taj Mahal
Agra 
Taj Mahal is a palace of white marble with luxurious architecture, incredibly rich interior and a picturesque park. This is one of the main and most popular tourist attraction in India, covered with a romantic aureole.
Fort Aguada
Goa, Candolim, Aguada Fort Area 
The impregnable fortress of Aguada, which appeared on the map of Goa even at the time of the Portuguese, is perhaps the most "historical" landmark of the state. Situated on the outskirts of Candolim beach, the fort is considered one of the best preserved fortifications in Goa.
Hampi
Hampi, Karnataka 583239 
Hampi is a set of buildings led by the temple of Virupaksha. This is a well-known place, which is mentioned in the Ramayana. This work tells about the events that took place in Hampi. Why come here? To see sculptures, temples, statues, in the best way representing the history of India. This is a pretty significant piece of the history of the country.
Mahabodhi Temple
Bihar, Bodhgaya, Jai prakash udhyan Rd 
Mahabodhi Temple is the world famous Buddhist temple in the city of Bodh Gaya, Bihar. He is exactly in the same place where Gautam Sidhartha reached enlightenment and became a Buddha. The temple complex includes the holy Bodhi tree, which grew from the seed of the tree of Sri Maha Bodhi in Sri Lanka.
Ajanta
MH, India 
Ajanta is a man-made cave monastery consisting of twenty-nine temples and adjoining cells of monks-hermits. It is located in the heart of the country, but at the same time it is difficult to access in our time, because it takes more than ten kilometers to reach the nearest settlement.
Arvalem Waterfalls
Sanquelim, GA 403505 
Waterfall Arvalem can be heard for a couple of miles. This is a characteristic noise for water that runs along the rocks of the Western Ghats.
Below the stream of the waterfall form a lake, which blends harmoniously into the picturesque landscape. Nearby is a stone staircase leading to the temple of Sri Rudresvar.
Humayun's Tomb
New Delhi, Rd Mathura 
The tomb of Humayun is an amazing beauty of the mausoleum of one of the Great Moguls, padishah Humayun, located in the heart of the country - Delhi. The shrine was built by order of the widow of the padishah Hamida Banu Begum in 1562.
Bundle Reserve
Goa, Road to Bondla wild life santuary 
The smallest reserve in Goa covers an area of only 8 square kilometers. km, which does not prevent it from being the most popular destination for families with children - to abandon the hot sun and endless ocean. Children here are really free: they are waiting for the zoo, crammed full of interesting animals.
Kotigao Nature Reserve
Goa, Kanyakumari - Panavel Rd 
The second largest state reserve is in the very south of Goa, just 12 km from Palolem - so it's worth nothing to get here with your own running. This is what attracts most of the tourists, eager to see with their own eyes the amazing multi-storey jungles and mischievous monkeys in them.
Zoo in Delhi
Delhi, New Delhi, Rd Mathura 
The idea of zoo origination in Delhi originated in the distant 1952. Then the Indian Wildlife Council stated the need to create a large zoological center that would pursue the goal of preserving the rich diversity of wildlife.
Small Tibet
Mundgod, Karnataka 
Small Tibet in the Indian state of Karnataka was built on donations in 1959-1963, after the communist government of the Red China annexed the territory of Tibet by military invasion. Especially for tourists, excursions are organized here, during which one can visit temples on the territory of monasteries.
International Puppet Museum. Shankara
Delhi, New Delhi, Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, 4 
Fans of hand-made for sure will not be indifferent to the huge collection of dolls collected by Shankar Pillai, a famous journalist and master of cartoons, from around the globe.
Gandhi Smirti Museum
Delhi, New Delhi, Tees January Marg, 5 
The Gandhi Smirti Museum was opened in 1973. He is in the house where the politician once lived, and where his life ended in 1948.
Indira Gandhi Museum
Delhi, New Delhi, Safderjang Road, 1 
The museum dedicated to the memory of Indira Gandhi, the entrance is free, collections of her pictures and personal belongings are collected here, among which the wedding attire and sari, in which she was killed by people from her close environment, are especially attracted.
Museum of Crafts in Delhi
Delhi, Pragati Maidan, Bhairon Marg 
Also interesting collections are exhibited in the Museum of Crafts, where unique tools of labor of different eras are collected, there are pavilions in which you can plunge into the atmosphere that reigned in the ancient mansions.
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India is called the country of the brightest colors and the most burning spices, the cradle of ancient civilization, the pearl of the English crown. In view of the unspeakably rich natural and cultural values, this is truly a unique country. And indeed, those who have ever visited India, note the inherent fairytale atmosphere, as if it exists outside the world we are familiar with. And yet the sights of India are very real and valuable, and some of them even replenish the funds of the World Heritage of Humanity.
A small example for comparison: in Southeast Asia there are 33 UNESCO World Heritage sites, 30 of them are in India. In addition, a few dozen of Indian attractions are waiting for their turn to confirm involvement in the universal cultural and historical heritage.
Ahead of the whole planet goes the glory of one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the most beautiful palace of the world, the architectural masterpiece of the Taj Mahal. It is believed that it was built in honor of the beloved wife of Emperor Shah Jahan, who died during the fourteenth (!) Birth. Every year more than 3 million tourists visit the Taj Mahal. And in the Buddhist world, the Mahabodhi temple, built in the same place where the legendary Siddhartha attained enlightenment, is equally famous.
India is called the country of the brightest colors and the most burning spices, the cradle of ancient civilization, the pearl of the English crown. In view of the unspeakably rich natural and cultural values, this is truly a unique country.
No less romantic legend is about the waterfall of Dudhsagar - one of the largest waterfalls in the country .Its name translates as "sea of milk" .According to legend, the young princess, bathing in the clear waters of Dudhsagar, suddenly noticed the look of the young prince .To somehow hide her body, the girl poured a jug of milk into the water and the water became opaque .By the way, here, in the foothills of the Western Ghats, another beautiful waterfall flaunts - Avralem .Unlike the elegant Dudhsagar, this one is more powerful and loud, but still no less impressive is .
In the north of the state of Karnataka is the notorious Hampi village, a living example of the architecture of the ancient Vijayanagar empire. The main asset of Hampi is the temple complex of Virupaksha, dating from an even earlier period than the empire itself - by the 7th century AD. In the same state, you can visit Little Tibet - the center of Lamaist refugees who sheltered here from persecution of the Chinese communist regime.
Prices for visiting the sights of India for local and foreign tourists can vary by 10 or even 15 times.
Separate attention deserves the city of Delhi. Here you can visit the world's highest minaret - Kutub Minar, the Mongolian tomb - Humayun's tomb, many amazing temples, and a number of very diverse museums: the National Museum, the Gandhi Smirti Museum, the Indira Gandhi Museum, the Craft Museum, the National Gallery of Modern Art, the Delhi a zoo, etc. Anyway, most of the travels around the country start from here, so it's useful and even necessary to know about metropolitan beauties.