India: The Tourists’ Paradise-Building-English Essay, Paragraph, Speech for Class 9, 10, 11 and 12 Students.

India: The Tourists’ Paradise

India is the tourists’ paradise. There is no doubt in it. Some countries in the world have nothing about them to boast of. There is no historical building, no temple, and no place of art or architecture, no beautiful scene or sights of Nature. Some countries have one thing or the other. But India is rich in all these things. It is indeed the tourists’ paradise. Kashmir is the Switzerland of India known for her beautiful mountains and valleys. The Taj is the most famous historical building having an international reputation. The caves of Ellora and Ajanta are the unique examples of art and architecture in the past of India. These are some of the attractive features of this country which are visited by thousands of tourists every year from every corner of the world.

Of all the beautiful buildings in India, the Taj at Agra is superb and matchless. All the heads of government and diplomats who come to India visit this monument. It is an internationally known building and is considered one of the wonders of the world. It was built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in the memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal on the bank of the river Yamuna. Its beauty, grace and grandeur cannot be described in words. One of the foreign literary men has called it ‘atear in marble’. It is a living example the like of which we do not find in the pages of history. It is an immortal building and one of the best mausoleums of the world.

India has many centres of pilgrimages. Haridwar is one of them. Varanasi, Badrinath, Kedarnath, Puri, Amritsar, and Vaishno Devi-these are some of the places which are famous as centres for pilgrimages and lakhs of people go to these places and see the temples there which are pieces of Hindu architectures. There are temples in the South, which have been dug out of the rocks. Tourists going to these places are surprised seeing their intricate engraving work.

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