India, a platform of rich culture and tradition amidst a huge range of diversity and equality, is home to some of the excellent manifestations of art and architecture in various forms and shapes. Long and strong stretches of history have resulted in the creation of several artistic illustrations and cultural depictions. A ride through the entire sphere of these architectural masterpieces will help you delve deeper into the countryï¿½s cultural bias. East to west, north to south ï¿½ travel through the vast stretches of the nation to explore the various heritage destinations of India and peep into the range of intricate forms of art and architecture of India. The heritage destinations in India basically calls for a closer look as the following options are some of the greatest landmarks in the world of culture and ethnicity of the country of ancient glory and grandeur:

Taj Mahal
Agra ï¿½ This monument of pristine supremacy in terms of artistic connotations is viewed as an epitome of love and romance. Built by the fifth Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan, in loving memory of his wife, Mumtaz, this structure of white marble flaunts a dome and minarets adorning the premises. more...
Nalanda
Nalanda, in Bihar still today bears the glory of Buddhist culture in the form of the ruins of the Nalanda University. Having been traveled by educationists like Fa Hien and Hieuen Tsang as students, the University was a residential educational institution, accommodating as many as10,000 students and 2,000 teachers. more...
Neemrana Fort
Constructed in 1464 A.D by Prithviraj Chauhan II, it is located on a plateau of the Aravalli ranges, 122kms from New Delhi. It is actually one of the earliest heritage resorts of India. more...
Devigarh Palace
Opening into the valley of Udaipur, this structure is ideally an 18th century artistic illustration and gifted to Sajja Singh of Gujarat, in recognition of his gallantry and allegiance to Maharana Pratap against Akbar, at the battle of Haldighati. more...
Fatehpur Sikri
This red sandstone city at a distance of 37 kms from Agra was created by Akbar the Great, depicting a healthy blend of Mohammedan and Hindu architecture, thus defining the religious tolerance of the emperor. more...
Konark Temples
Approved as a United Nations (UNESCO) World Heritage Site, the temple at 65 km from Bhubaneswar is dedicated to the Sun God and depicts Orissa's medieval architecture. more...
Mahabaleshwar
Nestled amidst the Sahyadris, at 120 km south of Pune, Mahabaleshwar is presently and for quite some time now a chosen hill resort. The interesting religious spots here attract a lot of attention. more...
Mahabaleshwar
The erstwhile second capital of the Pallava kings of Kanchipuram, this tiny seaside village at 58 kilometers from Madras on the Bay of Bengal is renowned for its shore temples. more...
Khajuraho Temples
Some of the most outstanding instances of intricate medieval Indian architecture, these temples built during AD 950 and AD 1050 at the time of Chandela kings, deeply illustrate the romantic episodes of the Hindu gods and goddesses. more...
Ajanta-Ellora Caves
One of the choicest travel destinations for tourists around the world, these caves, outside the city of Aurangabad, about 400km northeast of Mumbai, represent the evolution of Buddhism, from 200 BC to 650 AD. They proudly embody three faiths of Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism. more...

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