Indian States

India is a country of colors,all the states have their own culture and tradition beside that india is one.

» North India States

The North Indian States include the "Paradise on Earth", Kashmir, the mountainous 'Kingdom of the Gods', Himachal Pradesh and the fertile plains of the Punjab, the 'Land of the Five Rivers'.The hilly plains of Jammu lie in the south, the high altitude desert region of Ladhakh is in the north. This fertile land is home to the hard working, fun loving, ubiquitous Punjabi...

» South India States

Physically as well as culturally, the south Indians are different from the people of the Hindi heartland - Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh. Most of them are darker and smaller built and they have ebony-black hair and large, lustrous eyes that probably come from their diet of fish, coconut, tamarind and spices...

» East India States

'The Seven Sisters' of Northern Eastern Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Darjeeling, Meghalaya, Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura. the actual tree (still living), under which the Buddha attained enlightenment in Bodh Gaya, Bihar, Nalanda - the ruins of the world's earliest university founded in the 5th century BC also in Bihar; that vital, volatile, overcrowded, exciting metropolis, Kolkatta in West Bengal; and the Seven Sisters in the North East...

» West India States

This is the region where you can see incredibly beautiful stone sculptures at Khajuraho, Ajanta and Ellora caves, relax at the famous beaches in Goa and Diu or, may be, run in to some of India's most glamorous film stars when you visit 'Bollywood', as Bombay (renamed Mumbai), is often called...

» Central India

A land of contrasts, it has the Malwa plateau in the north-west covered with black cotton-soil, rolling plains interspersed with hills of the Vindhyanchal range...