Agra

Due to the size of the country and its incredible cultural heritage, India is a must-see for every traveler. From the exhausting paths across the Himalayas, to invigorating beaches ; from the tigers you can see in a safari, to the largest mangrove in the world ; from the famous Taj Mahal to spiritual retreats ; from the colorful Holi Festival, to the Hindu religious rituals in Varanasi, the oldest city in the world ... India is the place that has it all. It would take an entire life to discover all of India's sides ; and it might even not be enough.

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The vast area of Uttar Pradesh is among the most popular parts of India. Know as the “Heartland of India”, it attracts visitors due to its historical and religious heritage. Remnants of a once-powerful Mughal empire are present in the form of three World Heritage Sites in the city of Agra – Taj Mahal, Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri. The holiest city of Hinduism and one of the oldest places in the world, Varanasi, is also situated here. Not far from this spiritual capital of India, one can find the historical towns of Sarnath and Kushinagar, two places where Gautama Buddha gave his first sermon and died respectively. For a truly unique experience, take a dip at the holy confluence of two rivers – Ganda and Yamuna at Allahabad. Here, every 12th year, Kumbh Meka Festival takes place gathering over 12 million Hindu pilgrims and making it largest gathering of worshipers in the world.

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The Agra Fort is an important part of Agra, a city on the banks of the river Yamuna in India. Some important facets of the fort include Jehangir Mahal and Sheesh Mahal. © Wikimedia/ Rupeshsarkar

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Agra Fort, Agra

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