Treasured with the famous Golden Triangle tourist circuit which connects three major tourist cities i.e. Agra, Delhi, and Jaipur consuming a larger part of India’s tourism, North India boasts a lot of diversity and uniqueness. From the world-famous Taj Mahal, which is known as the symbol of love, 12th century Qutub Minar, standing at a height of 73m, to the medieval forts of Rajasthan; there is a lot to witness and explore.

North part of India is full of round the year cultural festivals which are celebrated in other parts too. The major festivals which paint the life of North Indians with happiness are the most famous Holi, Baishakhi, Kumbh Mela, Teej, Lohri, Pushkar, Diwali etc. These festivals bring people of all communities together and add an element of communal harmony. North India has rich historic significance and some of the most important battles have been fought which changed everything (Battles of Panipat). It has been ruled by several might emperors such as Mauryas, Guptas, Cholas, Mughals etc. Rivers like the holy Ganga, Beas, Gomti, Yamuna etc. provide water in abundance which meets the daily requirements of agriculture and other activities. The region enjoys a temperate climate zone where it experiences summer, monsoon, winter etc. and is pleasant.