Monday 23 December 2013

Culture of India


Culture of India

 Kuchipudi by an Odissi performer.

Indian cuisine is diverse, ranging from very spicy to very mild, varying with seasons in each region. These reflect the local agricultureregional climate, culinary innovations and cultural diversity. Food in India is sometimes served in thali - a plate with rice, bread and a selection of sides. Above are thali samples.

Illustration of different styles of Sari& clothing worn by women in India.

 Pressing hands together with a smile to greet Namaste - a common cultural practice in India.
 Kalarippayattu, one of the oldest and most prominent forms of Indian martial arts.
 The annual Snake boat race is performed during Onam Celebrations on thePamba River at Aranmula nearPathanamthitta.
 Considered to be an "unrivaled architectural wonder", the Taj Mahal inAgra is a prime example of Indo-Islamic architecture. One of the world's seven wonders.
 The Umaid Bhawan Palace in Rajasthan, one of the largest private residences in the world.
Yoga originated in India. PataƱjali, in India's ancient books, suggests yoga's goal is to help one focus, reflect upon, know and express one's highest self.
 India's cultural journey with yoga is now popular in many parts of the world.
 India's cultural journey with yoga is now popular in many parts of the world.

The Victoria Memorial in Kolkatailluminated at night.

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