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5 places to visit in India for their historical significance

In the land of historical monuments, there are plenty of places where you can plan a quick escape from the routine life. Monuments with historical significance take you down the memory lane and entice you with their tale of grandeur.Those who are passionate about traveling and exploring new placesmust have historical sites in their travel list. Many such historical places not only give you a glimpse of the historical past, but also allow you to indulge in shopping and other fun activities without which a trip is incomplete.

New Delhi

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The capital city of India houses the best monuments of the country, speaking volumes about the pomp and splendor of the Mughal era. A traveler’s list is incomplete without New Delhi in it, as it is the home to the monuments like Red Fort, Humayun’s Tomb, Qutub Minar and Lotus Temple. These monuments are not just the witness of the rise and fall of the Mughal era, but also saw India getting independent, with the tricolor flag being hosted at the Red Fort.

Along with monuments, you can indulge in the fun of street shopping with street food to satiate your taste buds. No matter, you belong to which religion,this city will allow you to take a walk along the devotional gully.

When in Delhi, try to stay in a luxury hotel, which allows you to rejuvenate your senses after a tiring day, during which you were busy exploring the extraordinary. There are many such luxury hotels in New Delhi where you will experience the royalty at it’s peak, with wide variety of cuisines to fill your platter and recreational centers to keep you in a delighted mood. Please make note that its not necessary to stay in these expensive hotels, there are equally cheaper alternatives.

Mumbai

Gateway of India Mumbai

Designed to honor the visit of King George V and Queen Mary to Bombay in the nineteenth century, the Gateway of India is one of those historical monuments in India, which attract tourist in large numbers. Featuring an interesting lattice work, the gateway of India has four turrets as one of its many highlighting features. A visit to this historical monument is a must for those who want to witness the huge monumental excellence in the backdrop of the vast Arabian Sea.

Once you are at the gateway of India, you just cannot resist yourself from visiting the Elephanta Caves nearby. After the visit to the monument and the cave, your next destinations can be the religious places like SidhiVinayak Temple and Haji Ali. For those who want to enjoy the sunset at the beach can go to the Bandra Bandstand and Marine Drive.

Old Goa

A trip to Goa is not just about beaches, but has a lot much to offer, ranging from chapels and churches to cathedrals. The Convent and Church of Saint Francis of Assisi, which was built in 1521, will make you acquainted with the architectural intricacies of the Portuguese monuments. The body of Saint Frances Xavier,a patron saint, is preserved in this church and is shown to the visitors in every 10 years. Along with historical churches and chapels, Old Goa also has an archaeological museum along with the Museum of Christian Art for those who are interested in taking a plunge deep into the world of history.

Jaipur

The grand Amer Fort, the beautiful City Palace, the intriguing Hawa Mahal and the serene Jal Mahal- the pink city of Jaipur is gifted with many such historical monuments. These monuments will not just fascinate you but will also fill you with pride as you witness the magnificent architectural designs from the glorious past of India. When it comes to shopping, this city doesn’t disappoint anyone. With markets like Bapu Bazaar, Tripolia Bazar and Johari Bazaar, getting objects that exemplify the rich traditional heritage of Rajasthan is quite easy (but, make sure you bargain!).

Hyderabad

Golconda Fort ruins, which are situated at 10 kilometers distance from the city of Hyderabad, are the ideal destination for those who want to be lost in the magnificent past. This fort speaks out loud about the grandeur of the Qutub Shahi Dynasty that reigned from 1518 to 1687. The ruins consist of many temples, gateways and mosques, which are a treat to visit. After a visit to the magnificent ruins, you must take a trip to the colorful shopping center of Hyderabad, Laad Bazaar where you will get to see exquisite pieces that reflect the excellent craftsmanship.

You will find many forts have been converted into hotels. It would be a great idea to experience some of these hotels. A luxury hotel will not just let you experience the history of the places, but will also add more elements of grandeur to your trip to historical sites, which showcase the pomp of the past. But no matter where you decide to stay, these places is a must if you decide to visit India one day.

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