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AND why you think you should do that? Because Moochh or Moustache is the pride of the Indian men. In some of the states moustache is the symbol of high caste, and in some states keeping a moustache is a part of rituals, whereas, in a few other states moustache reflects virility; the bottom line is moustache is the connotation of being Desi and masculine in the country. In Rajasthan, you would find a sizable population of men with a moustache and it is the kind of place where you will be stunned by the obsession among the men with growing a moustache. I am sure, you have heard about Ram Singh, who holds the Guinness Record of cultivating 14 feet long moustache NOW that’s what we are talking about! So, if you are in India and you haven’t yet been wooed by it, Rajasthan is the place you should hit!
Yes! It is our Indian version of getting a tattoo done, well the temporary ones of course, BUT it is truly worth it. The ancient Hindu scripture mentions Henna or Mehendi as a means to decorate women’s palms and with the experts in your court you shall be able to get any desired design drawn on your hands and feet. I remember Madonna’s elegantly done Mehendi in the famous track ‘Frozen’ and to be honest it was better than any tattoo in the world, Elegant and what the heck less expensive! So ladies, Mehendi is one thing that you must get done if you are in India. There are Mehndi designers sitting in every big and small market and you can recognize them from the signboard next to them with a design of Mehendi on it.
What better place to go for an Ayurvedic spa treatment than the place of its origin. An ancient Hindu medicinal practice, Ayurveda has attained world recognition. Although, Ayurvedic spas are available in almost each state in the country, I would suggest that you land in
Your trip to India is incomplete without 
We all have seen India and Pakistan clashing on the border and the hysteria that it creates is quite disturbing. BUT here at Wagah Border, a little outside the city of Amritsar, a different scenario can be seen. Every evening, Wagah Border closing ceremony or Beating Retreat takes place, in which parades by the soldiers from both the countries is followed by the perfectly coordinated lowering of flags of the two nations. The enthusiastic crowd from both the ends cheers for their country. The flags are then folded and the ceremony ends with the shaking of hands between the two countries. WHAT a lovely site it is. Nobody gets hurt, nobody dies and everyone goes home cheerfully!
Did you lose your cools when you landed in India? Yes, well here is the perfect place to get it back: Rishikesh!! If you ask me, Rishikesh should be made the national capital of health. Located in the Devbhoomi Uttarakhand, Rishikesh is a healing process. You go out there with a disturbed mind and you come out feeling like Lord Buddha! Seriously, no kidding, this land has some magic, which you can only feel when you visit here. A perfect place to practice yoga, Rishikesh is a must visit destination in India. I mean where else can you enjoy this age old science of self healing than in Rishikesh, where the rolling hills and the emerald River Ganga are your companions.
AHA! That’s one thing that no one should miss out on (Unless you have allergy to powdered colours or you are not gutsy enough to take up). A popular festival, 
You thought WWE was the best arena for wrestling, well you need to rethink when you come to India and go watching the DESI version of wrestling called Kushti. It is an interesting experience to see the burly men wrestle in the mud arenas with crowd cheering and whistling like crazy. One of the best places to witness Kushti in India is in Rampur, Uttar Pradesh.
While you enjoy the urban and off beat destinations in India, 
During 
Most of us fancy a boat ride in Kerala’s backwater or in 
Yes, a place like this exists in India, whether you believe it or not LOL. Tucked in the Northeastern state of Meghalaya, Mawlynnong is a small village that is known for being the cleanest place in India. The village is 90kms from Shillong in the East Khasi Hill; it is believed that the natives and the government took initiative to keep this little village clean. The initiative resulted in it being awarded Mawylnnong as Asia’s cleanest village in 2013. Here is the deal, you go to 
India is certainly the land of odds and the Floating National Park in Manipur is its finest example. Now, doesn’t floating national park sounds really exciting and who doesn’t want to visit a place like it? Well, let me throw some light on the mechanism of this fascinating place. Loktak Lake, situated near Moirang in Manipur is the largest sweet water lake in Northeast India. This lake is known for its Phumdis (heterogeneous mass of vegetation, soil, and organic matters at various stages of decomposition) that makes the lake appear as if it is floating. Keibul Lam Jao National Park is the largest the Phumdis of Loktak Lake and is situated on its southeastern shore. . So, it appears that the national park is floating but it is actually not BUT what I know is that this place is a must to see! This national park is famed for being home to the rare and endangered species of Sangai or Manipur brow-antlered deer
If you are in India and you haven’t planned to see the big and beautiful Bengal Tiger, then you are on the verge of making the biggest travel mistake. Established in almost all parts of the country, wildlife reserves are now the current address of these big wild cats. For the best tiger spotting chances you can 
You will see versatility in India when it comes to faith and rituals. One such example is present in Rajasthan and it is called Karni Mata Temple, where a large population of rats that inhabits the mandir is worshipped by Hindu devotees. This unique temple is situated in Deshnoke near Bikaner and is dedicated to Goddess Durga. According to a ritual if you happen to step on one of these rats and kill them, you have to donate a rat made of gold here. Also, sighting a white rat amongst the scores of rats is considered good fortune. Well, what do you know? India can surprise you big time!
I am sure Andrew Zimmern would have loved to visit Nagaland for all its bizarre food. If you are also someone whose taste buds longs to savour the unusual, then Nagaland is also the land for you. Along with the usual chicken, mutton, pork and beef, Nagas take delight in trying some out of the box meats like that of snake, frog, bee larvae and even dogs and cats. The Nagas can eat whatever is available and BOY they savour it all the way. So, even if you are not comfortable with the idea of eating like the Nagas, you should surely visit Nagaland to see the other side of the coin and believe me you are going to LOVE IT!
If you are in Kerala somewhere around the second week of August, you are about to offer yourself some of the best sights in India: the Snake Boat Race. Each year in the month of August, a snake boat race is held in Punnamada Lake near Alappuzha. The 100 to 120 foot long boats have earned the name Snake boats and each boat has about 90 to 110 rowers who paddle in a manner to win the competition. What an awesome sight it is! The competition is usually between different villages of Kerala, so one can witness lot of enthusiasm.
There could be nothing more romantic that staying on one of the houseboats either in Kerala or 
This is one thing that I believe every traveller should have on their bucket list. Imagine yourself standing on the tip of the world’s largest peninsula that overlooks the azure Indian Ocean, fascinating isn’t! Well, you can easily make your dream come true as Kanyakumari is easily accessible and many tours are organized to take tourist to Cape Comorin (the southern tip of India).
You must have gone on multiple rafting expeditions in India and abroad but trust me bamboo rafting will take you to another level of adventure. The best place to try this unique sport is 
If you are in India, festivals shouldn’t be new to you, however, there are a couple of celebrations that can put you in a state of awe and Thaipusam Festival of Tamil Nadu is one of them. Held each year in the month January or February in Tamil Nadu, Thaipusam is one bizarre festival in India. Devotees inflict pain upon themselves by piercing their body parts and then they perform Kavadi Attam dance. It is one of those events in India that you will never forget in your life.
Let me say it articulately; if you haven’t travelled by train in India, you haven’t travelled at all! In India trains can be dirty, can be late, these can be filled with travellers without ticket and food in some of trains can be pathetic but like the saying goes every coin has two sides, the Indian railway also has a good side. There are some high end trains like 
Ok, so you have played soccer, rugby, volleyball, bowls but how about Kabaddi? This ancient Indian game is worth trying and if you consider yourself sporty, you should definitely try your hands or your body (whatever!) at Kabaddi. The best place to take up this sport is Punjab. There are many arenas in this state where Kabaddi is played with great zeal. I would also encourage you to at least go and watch one of the Kabaddi events if playing it is not matching your idea of adventure in India.
India is replete with a sizable number of dance forms that come from different states and districts. Watching a classical dance form certainly adds to your knowledge of a particular state. So, if you are someone who is in India to learn more about its rich culture, witnessing a classical dance performance should be on your bucket list. The most popular classical dance forms in India are Kathakali, Bharatnatyam, Kuchipudi, Kathak and Odissi.
For some India is a cheap shopping destination, some think that it is unreasonably overrated, while some visit the Indian market with only a thought in their mind to buy souvenirs only BUT what do we all know is India is a land full of colorful bazaars, which have to be explored! Now, listen to me carefully, BARGAINING is the key in India, so if you master this art, you are going to take treasure to your home. No Kidding! So do not be afraid of hitting the colorful markets of Jaipur, Ahmedabad, Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Nainital, Pune, Chennai and Bangalore and USE YOUR bargaining skills. Also, do not forget that the rural and tribal India also has lot of interesting things to offer to you like paintings, handloom and decoration articles. Hit the Indian markets with confidence my fellow travellers and know that the treasure is all yours! Happy Shopping in India!!
