North India
The magnanimous Himalayas, the beautiful valleys, the blue lakes surrounded by the might snowcapped mountains, of Kashmir, Uttarakhand & Himachal, The forests of Corbett National Park, The spiritual hubs of Rishikesh & Benaras, The Vaishno Devi shrine in Jammu, The Cold barren mountain desert of Lahul Spiti, Himachal ; the farms and the golden temple of Punjab are something those are synonymous with North India
Eastern India
Eastern India stretches from Himalaya in the north & north east plateaus in the middle and the sea in the southern part. The lush green plains of west bengal, Bihar, Orissa, the mighty mountains of Sikkim, the hills of the north east, the tea gardens in the hills of Assam & Dooars & Darjeeling in West Bengal, The deep dark forests of Kaziranga, Manas, Pobitora, Sundarbans, Dooars, The heritage on the banks of the sacred Ganga river, The tablelands of Chhotanagpur, the pilgrimage of Orissa, Assam & West Bengal… all these are which makes up Eastern India.
West India
Western India is the most heterogeneous of India’s regions. The states differ drastically from one another in language, culture and levels of economic development. The vast desert of the Thar, the oldest mountain range of the India, the Aravallis of Rajasthan, The white sands of Kutchh, Gujarat, the unexplored beaches of the sindhudurg,, Maharashtra, The pristine beaches of Goa all comprise the west part of India.
South India
The peninsular part of India famous for green hills, golden beaches, backwaters of Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala, the dravidian style religious practices in the architecturally rich temples of Tirupati, Meenakshi temple are some features of south India