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 History
and Harmony
As you get to know the country, your
study abroad program in India will
allow you to learn while having fun.
You'll easily make new friends with
the tolerant and hospitable Indian
people. In the "land of the gods,"
you'd be wise to learn the
traditional formal greeting that is
known as "Namaste." Namaste involves
placing both hands together raised
below your face, and is a respectful
greeting for elders and strangers.
Many of the people you will meet may
live in the capital city of Delhi,
where you will see the contrast
between Old and New Delhi:
Visit the India Gate, Jama Masjid
and the Lotus Temple
Shop 'til you drop at Connaught
Place, the Palika Bazar or the Dilli
Haat
Get some of that famous Masala, a
combination of garlic, onion,
tomato, ginger and spices, mixed
with meat, fish or vegetables in a
creamy sauce
Bangalore is another city full of
history, as well as a modern
nightlife. This cosmopolitan "garden
city" boasts the La Bagh gardens,
which stretch over 240 acres. Admire
the Dravidian style of the ancient
granite structure known as the
Vidhana Soudha before letting loose
at the Nritya Gram dance center.
You will find plenty to do outside
of the major cities, whether it's a
jungle safari at the Manas tiger
Reserve of Assam or taking in one of
India's Bollywood films or one of
its many and very celebrated
festivals. (Does Diwali ring a bell,
fans of The Office?)
Sun bathe on the beaches of the
Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal,
where you will find sport,
relaxation, fresh seafood and spas
Visit Jaipur, "the pink city," named
that because of its terra
cotta-covered walls and buildings,
including the City Palace, the Amber
Fort and Hawa Mahal
Don't miss the famous Taj Mahal, a
mausoleum built by a broken-hearted
Emperor Shah Jahan for his beloved
second wife, who died in childbirth
You never knew that the Taj Mahal is
one of the world's biggest love
letters, huh? Well, there is a lot
more you don't know and can learn
when you study abroad in India. So,
sit back, relax and enjoy the rest
of your flight. You're in for the
most vibrant time of your life!
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