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Best Travel Books To Know About India


In the 21st century, India is one of the world's fastest growing country. Not only in technology, but also in tourism it has become world's one of the best country. Because of its diversity, it attracts people from all around the world. If people think they will take a week off and go for a tour accross India, they are absolutely wrong about it.

In the northern part of India, there is Himalaya where in the western part there is Desert. And in the eastern part you can find Bay of Bengal where in the South there is greenery. You can also get all in the north-east of India.



So, its better for you to know India better before coming over here. And its not only in nature. India is different in every part of it in language, food, clothing and many things. We, the bloggers and travelers have one thing in common that is Reading. Reading a lot of books, magazines can only be your source of information without even visiting any places. Even being an Indian and after travelling many places across India, i can say i couldn't even complete half of it. But if any one ask me any query about India, i can easily give an answer because i read lots of books about India. Some of my recommended best books about India are--



And people Outside of India can also have the same book from this link--





"Lonely Planet (India)" is said to be one of the best book to go for if you really want to know about India.

India is also world famous for its spices. Even people from around the globe come here to know the Indian spices and have a taste of the various foods. If you really want to know about Indian cuisine, you must try Madhur Jaffrey books about Indian Cooking. Her books are the best selling so far and also award winning.

People from India can buy her book from the link below--

And people from outside of India can also buy the book from the link below--




 If you want to know what i always carry when i am travelling, please click here.

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