Tour of the Golden Triangle and Khajuraho - Exploring Cultural Dioramas India
When the place you have chosen endows you a bunch of knowledge about the different types of Indian culture, Indian sweet harmony of religious doctrines and remarkable architectural workers the choice of location to become significant. One such tour can become popular Golden Triangle and Khajuraho temples. Tour so called due to the geographic region that it covers: Delhi, Agra and Jaipur - the three cities that form a triangle. The term "golden" is used, as these places are covered with numerous shades of culture, religion, food and and a large number of historically important architectural styles. Khajuraho Temples dedicated to the two religions (Hinduism, Jainism),
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It is the creation of love is the best haunted places in India. Shining white marble reflects nobility. Emperor Shah Jahan immortalized his love for Mumti Mahal in this building. Landscape sunset over the river Yamuna, located behind the Taj Mahal - it's bliss, which gives greater romantic shades of this wonder of the world. Other places worth visiting: Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri. When visiting the city, Agra offer delicious sweets (Dalmoth and pith), and sticky Dzhalebi prevail over your appetite. Also, we recommend that you try some of the local tandoori and …show more content…
all the temples are decorated with beautiful carvings. Khajuraho temple complex was built mostly from 950 to 1050 year. Basically, these temples were divided into two groups ... and Hindu Dzhaynistkie.
Constructed of sandstone and granite ... is the finest work of art, where you can see everything to the last detail, even the hair line and nail shape.
The temples are covered with numerous erotic poses, from what are called "City of
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