The India tour guide can easily be summed up with the statement, “unity in diversity”. It offers all for a tourist’s enjoyment and leisure. It has mountains, jungles, deserts and beaches. All the possible natural landscapes and weather conditions one can found in India. At its north, northeast and northwest there are about snow-capped Himalayas, the tallest mountain range in the world. Next interesting addition to India tourist guide is the perennial rivers like Ganga, Yamuna, and Sindhu at whose plains the ancient civilization flourished. In Rajasthan that is divided into two one of the oldest mountain range on the earth, the Aravalli. Half of the Rajasthan, there is Thar Desert. The Vindhyas mountain equally divides the central India in Rajasthan and there begins the famous Deccan plateau that covers the entire and most of the Deccan plateau. Further this India travel guide extends to Sahyadri (Western Ghats. At the northwest of Deccan plateau there is situated a thick forest area known as to be Dandakaranya that spreads across the Indian states of Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, and the eastern edge of Maharashtra and the northern tip of Andhra Pradesh.

India travel tour is incomplete e unless there is no mention of its long coastline. The India has a very long coast line bordering the Arabian Sea and the east coast the Bay of Bengal, both being parts of the Indian Ocean. As on the lines of physic al vividness, India travel guides comes to the completion with the climatic and weather changes, as each part of India enjoy different weather and climatic conditions. The rain occurs in India, primarily held at a specific period of year known as to be monsoon. Monsoon is further divided into two parts as according to the types of wind influence it. The Monsoon winds there are as Southwest and the Northeast wind as named for the directions, they are formed over the sea. In India there three different types of climates are found as summer, Rainy and Winter. India has a very rich and diverse mix of culture and traditions influenced by the religious and spiritual themes. India primarily is formed of four sub cultures as West, North, East and South. South is popular for its culture and classical arts, west is the highly industrialized area of India having cities like Mumbai and Ahmedabad. North is developing as metropolises of India and east is known for folkdances and music.