This is a really cool bollywood song by Dil Se (i think xD), one of my fav I hope you all like it. I wonder how they filmed the whole thing while they're dancing on the train... I wish i had more information on the video if anyone does please post it. EDIT: Apparently Dil Se is the name of the movie, also if you REALLY want to know more about this movie I suggest you read the comments xD. Theres alot of information down there ... Hindi Bollywood Indian

crazy Indian drivers are riding cars and bikes round and round on a wall in a dome like in a circus, 90 degrees from the ground!!

Louise and Stuarts Amazing India AdventuresThe Jaisalmer Camel FairLouise and I, Stuart Sims, spend 3 months out of ever year in India.Held once a year the Jaisalmer Camel Fair is a specticle beyond belief. Anyway we arrived in Jaisalmer and found a very nice hotel. The manager and all he boys are very friendly, and that makes a big difference. The Desert Festival was magnificent! It was held in three different locations......a nearby giant "stadium"......a dessert-like park....and out in the sand dunes. The camel judging contest was a special treat because to our surprise, our good friend from Pushkar was entered. Camel and rider are completely covered in colorful trappings and mirrored cloth. Our friend has won the Pushkar fair for the past four years, but he has until this year only succeeded in capturing second place in the Jaisalmer Festival. This year He Won! He was overjoyed and so glad to see that we were there to witness his victory. There was a tug of war between the Indian women and the foreign traveler women...and the foreigners won. Camel Polo was a blast. It was exciting and funny all at the same time. Everyone was cheering and hopping around. There were also cricket games, and strange Indian games. My favorite was the camel tattooing. Not tattoo as you might think....but camel maneuvers. The boarder guard who patrol the Pakistan/ Jaisalmer Camel Fair boarder (which is only about 60 miles away, are expert riders. Their camels are the tallest and the best, and you should see the acrobatics they perform on camel back.....sort of like the Arabian Horse rider antics. They came marching into the fairgrounds two by two, all decked out....with the military band in full dress riding in on camels behind them....beating drums and playing brass instruments. Very regal...all precision marching. The whole thing looked like the camel version of the Radio City Music Hall Rockets.Louise and Stuart SimsOur website coming about Sept. 2008........................................ ........................................ ..http://www.PortalToIndia.comfeaturing India travel tips and unique India items for sale!

You will not find only cows (not all the cows are holy) in the streets of India and Nepal. Other animals are there as well. Photopresentation.

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Qutub Minar, the tallest minaret in India built in crimped red sandstone, is a true example of the Indo-Islamic architecture. Intricate carvings augment the beauty of the tower. Qutub-Din-Abek, the first Muslim Emperor of Delhi and the founder of the Slave Dynasty, conceived of this brilliant structure. However, during his reign, only the basement of the grand tower was completed. Later on, his descendant Illtutmish took charge of the construction of the minaret and added three more storeys to the tower. In the year 1368, Firuz Shah Tughluq completed the tower by adding the fifth and the last storey to it. The differences in the styles of architecture of these three rulers are very much evident in this magnificent tower. Firoz Shah Tughlaq and later Sikandar Lodi also undertook repair works of the tower, after it was damaged by lightning. The height of the minaret made of fluted red sandstone is 72.5 meters and there are 399 steps of stairs that lead to the top of the tower. This magnificent marvel of the Sultanate era, which was built as a tower of victory, now forms an integral part of the sights and sounds of Delhi. Thinking of Delhi, the first name that comes to the mind is of Qutub Minar. Qutub Complex includes the Tomb of Illtutmish, Alai Minar, Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque, and the famous Iron Pillar. The complex is built on the ruins of Lal Kot –the erstwhile capital of the Tomars and the Chauhans.

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Delhi, the national capital of India, is a unique place where one would find shades of both the old and the new. On one hand, for a tourist coming to Delhi, this place has to offer some of the most marvelous monuments that tell the tales of its rich glorious past. On the other hand, one can also find glimpses of modern architecture that is beyond comparison. Delhi, a place where traditional beliefs coexist with modern values, persuades the tourists from all across the world to come and visit it. People flock to this place to witness the brilliant and breathtaking blend of traditionality and modernity. Delhi is a city of limitless wonders both belonging to ancient and modern times. Red Fort, a brilliant structure built in red sandstone is a monument that bespeaks of the mighty Mughal rule in the country and is one of the outstanding creations by Emperor Shah Jahan. Another architectural masterpiece is the Qutab Minar- the highest stone tower in India. A Muslim Emperor named, Qutub-ud-din built this 72.5-meter high tower in 1199 A.D. Delhi also embraces people with different religions and is home to some of the finest religious places. Birla Mandir or the Laxmi Narayan Mandir is a huge temple complex for Hindus. Bangla Sahib -The famous Sikh Shrine too attracts numerous devotees. The Sacred Heart Cathedral is one of the oldest churches in Delhi where people flock to find solace and peace. Delhi is a place where Muslim spirituality is also expressed with elegance. Jama Masjid, the biggest and largest mosque in India is a wonderful example of magnificent Mughal architecture. India is known primarily for its wonderful handicrafts, and Delhi being the capital city is a hub for handicrafts. Dilli Haat is a place where one can find handicraft items belonging to different regions of the country.

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From the eternal snows of the Himalayas to the cultivated peninsula of far South, from the deserts of the West to the humid deltas of the East, from the dry heat and cold of the Central Plateau to the cool forest foothills, Indian lifestyles clearly glorify the geography. The food, clothing and habits of an Indian differ in accordance to the place of origin

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