The guide contains a chapter on each of the following regions/cities in India.
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Home to the famous Taj Mahal. |
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Once known as the garden city, now home to India’s IT industry.
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Formally known as Madras, Chennai supposedly has the longest beach in the world. |
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Founded by tiger hunter-turned-conservationist Jim Corbett. Contains a huge variety of wildlife.
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Capital of India, divided into two main parts – Old Delhi and New Delhi. |
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Famous for its beautiful tropical beaches. |
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With their cool climates, the hillstations make an ideal place to go to during the Indian summer. |
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Queen of the Hillstations. |
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Famous for its delicious teas. |
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Located in the scenic Blue Mountains |
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Home to the Charminar and Tollywood, the South Indian movie industry. |
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The "Pink City". |
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The "Golden City". |
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Shikaras on the lakes and ponies on the snow-capped mountains. |
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The "Blue City". |
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Beautiful backwaters. |
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Formally known as Calcutta, Kolkata is one of the great colonial cities of the orient. |
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Formally known as Bombay, home to the Dabbawallahs and Bollywood. |
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Where the demon buffalo, Mahishasura, was slain. |
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Fairytale lake palace. |
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Idyllic beaches. |
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