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Palol is literally filled with national color. Often you can see cows walking right by the water. Along the coastline are Hatsy - houses with wicker walls. You can make excursion trips in the vicinity of the beach, for example, to the island of butterflies. Tourists have been given a lot of opportunities - from the usual rest with the contemplation of the most beautiful sunsets to an elite walk on the lane with diving.

Developed infrastructure and the presence of wild natural zones attract a large number of vacationers from Europe. The attractions of India: what else to visit while in India a stay in this country gives an extravaganza of completely different emotions, but not a single tourist will forget a trip here, because there are so many stunningly beautiful places and unusual memos!

The guides in India, which can be hired for a very modest payment, will help to learn more about the attractions examined. There can be many answers. One of them is the Temple of Virupakshi - a pearl of architectural art. He is in a small village of Hampi, Karnataka. According to many experts, the temple is the most ancient throughout the country and is located on the ruins of the ancient city of Vijayanagar.

The temple is dedicated to the god Shiva, who is called Virupakshi here. The main entrance to the Shiva sanctuary is located in the western tower. From it you can get into the first courtyard, and then in the second. The path through another tower leads to the Temple Sloney Lakshmi. Also on the territory of the temple you can see an old well, a hall with columns about pieces, a mandala rank - one of the last buildings of the temple.

A special building of the temple allows the Tungabhadra River to proceed in the form of a canal through the local cuisine and the outer courtyard. The sanctuary is the current temple, where pilgrims arrive from all over the country. In the vicinity, festivals dedicated to Shiva and his wife Pamppe are often held using an ancient chariot from the temple. The Tibetan monastery of Kay Gompa District Spiti and Lahul Tibetan monastery Kay Gomp in India, India's sights attract tourists with their spiritual content, purity and tranquility.

The fortress monastery of Kay Gomp on Tibet is one of these places. The Buddhist monastery is formed in the 11th century. The Dalai Lama himself was present at the thousand-year anniversary. In the cold season, numerous monks find a shelter here, and almost lamas are formed all year round. Several rooms are intended for tourists where everyone can get an overnight stay.

Local guides consider the Tibetan monastery the most interesting from the point of view of spiritual education. Among other things, he can offer visitors to various collections of sculptural groups, weapons, musical instruments. On the territory of the monastery there is an extensive collection of ancient manuscripts and books of famous Buddhist lamas. In early summer, the inhabitants of the monastery arrange a festival with many ritual dances and burning a demonic spirit.

Almost all the walls of the fortress consist of paintings and frescoes, which gives the construction of unique beauty.

Kutb-Minar G. In fact, there are a lot of them. One of the most visited places is the Kutb-Minar tower, which translates as a “Victory Tower”. It was built for almost years. Therefore, the architecture of the complex is mixed, since architects and builders changed quite often. This is the highest minaret on the planet. The tower was originally the first Islamic ruler of India.

It was made in the form of a cone of five tiers, and red-yellow sandstone was used as a material for the construction. The appearance of the building is very elegant - such an effect is created thanks to the skillful carving made by beautiful masters of their craft, as well as the marble decor, which makes this hard stone to the appearance of soft and supple. On the territory of the complex there are a tomb, gate, minaret and a column of pure iron about seven meters high.

Despite the year and bad weather, this iron column has not yet rusted. It remains to guess how the builders of this column were able to get chemically pure iron. A tourist sign is also connected with it: if you stand with your back to the pillar, hug it and make a cherished desire, it will certainly be fulfilled. The basilica of Jesus in the old GOA of Paranadzhi Basilik Jesus in the old Goa in Paranadi many tourists visiting this beautiful country are interested in visiting in India associated with other religions, except Hinduism and Buddhism.

One church, called the basilic of Jesus, is curious. The Baroque building was made. On the territory of the church are the relics of the patron of Goa. The construction of the temple was completed in the year. The appearance combines three currents: ionic, Corinthian, Doric. Inside, as expected, the sacred altar, choirs, ruset. In the backyard there are two chapels and a bell tower.

One of the chapels in which the relics are located is decorated with wood carvings, made very skillfully and with great diligence. On it you can see paintings where the patron saint of the city is depicted. The tomb itself, where the remains rest, is made of colored marble.Once in a decade, the relics can be worshiped - they are exhibited for free visit. It is believed that the relics have great healing power.

Jesus basilica is a masterpiece of architecture, popular among tourists. Christians stick here, but representatives of other religions do not pass by this place. ELLOR caves: Temples in the rocks of the state of Maharastra, G. Aurangabad Stone Temples Ellora to inspect the historical places of India is interesting to any tourist, even if he came here to simply lie down on the beach.

These travels will cost you inexpensively, but there are many impressions of visiting. One of the most incredible places in this country is a complex of 34 temples. They are all built until the X century AD. It is unique that temples are not one culture, but several: Hindu, Jain, Buddhist. Ellora's earliest caves are Buddhist. They are the largest and most fascinating. The facade of the temples is made in a solemn style.

Their complete opposite is Hindu. The outer walls are covered with images of sacred episodes, which were carved in several stages. There are seventeen of all such caves. They occupy the entire central part of Ellora. The youngest temples in the rock are Jain. You can go to them along an asphalt road. The architectural tradition in which these caves are made can be called strict asceticism.

The artistic design of Jain temples is very skillfully thought out. Tourists are allowed only to take photos here. You can’t take anything and take out from the territory of the complex - the guards strictly monitor this. This is one of the sacred places for Hindus, the city of grandiose pilgrimage. Being a contemporary of Luxor and Babylon, the city distinguished himself from its contemporaries with incredible resistance to the influence of time.

A number of sanctuaries are preserved here, most of which were repeatedly ruined, but each time they were restored. The dream of every believing Hindus is to complete his life path here, to interrupt the series of reincarnations and thereby break the notorious Samsara wheel. The Temple of the New-Deli Lotus Night Highlights of the Lotus Church of the Lotus Temple in New Delhi Vandelizer India in the 20th century distinguished itself by a huge number of extraordinary buildings, including the Lotus Temple, erected in the year.

The unusual shape of its roof is for a reason made in the form of a lotus - this flower for Hindus is a symbol of chastity, purity and strength. In total, the temple has 27 giant “petals” covered with marble, and there are nine pools around that create a semblance of a bud floating in the water. The interior decoration fully meets the requirements of the Holy Scriptures - there are no objects of cult, sculptures and murals.

On the territory of the temple there is a museum dedicated to the religion of Bahaism. It has a unique collection of amazing archaeological finds, historical artifacts and art objects. Now on two floors of the museum there are more than thousands of exhibits of both Indian and foreign origin. The building of Chhatrapati Shivaji, built at the end of the 19th century, attracts its unusually beautiful architecture and in itself is the sight of the city.

By its monumentality, the construction personifies technological progress, one of the symbols of which in the 19th century there were railways. The building was designed by the British architect Stevens, therefore, a neo-Gothic style was based on its design, with the weaving of Indo-Saracensian motives traditional for India. The interior of the station delights its visitors with the same wealth and pomp.

This is the Jel-Mahal floating palace, and the mirror Shesh wave, and the Maharaja residence of the Maisur Palace, and the magnificent masterpiece of marble Taj Mahal. Another palace creation that glorified the city of Jaipur-Hawa-Mahal, or the Palace of Winds, deserves attention. This structure received its second name thanks to a unique system of windows that create natural ventilation in the room.

This allows you to enjoy the coolness even in the strongest heat that are inside. The building was built of pink sandstone in the form of Crown of Krishna at the very end of the 18th century.