Seven Wonders of India – Heritage Sites of India – Incredible India

India is filled with diversity in topography, heritage, culture, language, and ethos. The country is known for its rich & inspiring historical tales and heroes. The historical monuments of India speak greatly of these historical tales. Overall, India is a true kaleidoscope of magic and charm; a true wonderland too. Seven wonders of India are astonishing examples of era Indian art and architecture.

Taj Mahal - Uttar Pradesh

A white marble mausoleum in Agra built by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan to iconize his wife Mumtaz Mahal. Taj mahal is counted among World Heritage Sites and one of the Seven Wonders of the World also. It is an ivory-white mausoleum. 

To Reach: Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi 220 km. Kheria Airport of Agra is 13 km. There are 5 railway stations Agra Cantonment, Raja-ki-Mandi, Agra Fort, Agra City, and Idgah Agra Junction. These stations are well-connected with Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and other cities of India.

Gomateshwara - Karnataka

A 57 feet high monolithic statue situated in Shravanabelagola in Karnataka and is devoted to God Baahubali of Jain religion. Bahubali was son of Rishabhanatha, first Jain tirthankara. It is stated that Bahubali have attained moksha by meditating while standing motionless for a year till climbing plants grew around his legs. This massive art wonder was counted among top seven wonders of India. It is a grand structure & giant statue and one of largest free standing statues of the world. There are Mahamastakabhisheka festival held at interval of 12 years.

To reach: Mysore Airport is 95 km. Shravanabelagola has its own railhead connected with major cities like Bangalore, Mangalore, Mysore, Pune, and Coimbatore.

Hampi - Karnataka

Ancient ruins of era Hindu city of Hampi located at banks of river Tungabhadra in Karnataka. It is one of the most famed historical places and known for its historical ruins & relics of grand Vijaynagar Kingdom and representing stunning view of Indian arts. It is a temple town having mesmerizing ancient Hindu temples and shrines. Hampi is regarded as World Heritage Site by UNESCO and is comprises of spectacular architectural ruins of temples and monuments. Tourist attractions to visit here Monkey Temple, Archeological Museum, Vijaya Vittala Temple, Royal Enclosure, Virupaksha Temple, Queen’s Bath, and Riverside Ruins

To Reach: Hubli Airport is 167.3 km away. Hospet railway station is located 13 km.

Harmandir Sahib Golden Temple - Punjab

Known as Golden Temple and Durbar Sahib or abode of God is located in Punjab city of Amritsar and is a holiest shrine of Sikhism of world. It was designed by the fifth Sikh Guru Arjan. Golden temple is counted among topmost religious shrines of India. This gold-plated architecture displaying copper domes and sparkling white marble walls. Adi Granth, a holy book of Sikhs was installed inside Golden Temple. Must visit Guru ka Langar, Hari Mandir, Amrit Sarovar, and Central Sikh Museum.

To Reach: Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee International Airport is 11 km. Amritsar railway station is well connected to other major cities. Well connected from Delhi, Shimla and Jammu.

Khajuraho - Madhya Pradesh

A group of Hindu, Buddhist and Jain temples is built between 950 and 1050  in Madhya Pradesh. Khajuraho is one of the UNESCO World heritage sites in India. These temples are noted for their nagara-style architectural symbolism and their erotic sculptures. This place is known for spectacular artwork and sculptures. Visit Kandariya Mahadev & Devi Jagadambi temple, Chausath Yogini temple, Chitragupta & Vishwanath temple, Nandi temple & Varaha temple and sound and light show representing reign of Chandela dynasty.

To Reach: Khajuraho has its own airport and railway station.

Konark Sun Temple - Orissa

A cluster of ancient temples built in 1255 CE in Kalinga style with eye-catching artwork & sculptures located at Konark in coastal Orissa. It is one of the remarkable wonders in India. The temple was built in by East Ganga Dynasty King Narasimhadeva I. Konark temple is eminent for its fascinating architecture and its primary attraction is sun-chariot-styled temple with elaborately carved wheels, walls, and pillars. This temple is devoted to Lord Sun. See three statues of Sun God where sun rays fall on dawn, noon, & dusk and sun dial with 12 wheels pulled by seven horses depict the time of the day.

To reach: Bhubaneswar Airport is 64 km. The nearest railhead is Puri 31 km. Odisha state public transports are available from Puri, Bhubaneswar and major cities.

Nalanda - Bihar

The ruins of Nalanda Mahavihara at Nalanda University is located near Patna. Nalanda is one of oldest universities of world. Students from China, Tibet, Persia, Korea, Central Asia and Greece came here to attain education and enhance learning skills. This is a huge large Buddhist monastery and a world-famous learning center during 7th century BCE and 1200 CE. See Pavarika mango grove, Surya Mandir, Hiuen Tsang Memorial Hall, Nalanda Archaeological Museum and The Great Stupa

To Reach: Lok Nayak Jayaprakash International Airport Patna is 97 km. Rajgir railway station is 12 km. Nalanda is well connected to Rajgir, Bodhgaya, Patna, Pawapuri, Bihar Sharif.

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