India Is Famous for Its Incredible Culture, Tasty Cuisine, Scenic Beauty and Heritage Sites(2019): Take a Look, Below, at Some of the Best Cities in India. Have the Best Trip Ever.

The Venice of India, Udaipur will make you fall in love with itself. Sitting on the famous Lake Pichola and surrounded by Aravalli Hills, Udaipur is amongst the most beautiful cities of India and is also backed with a rich history of culture and heritage. If you are looking to experience the footprints of the royal life, then Udaipur tops the list. Udaipur offers you an enthralling experience like no other city in India with its majestic palaces, grand forts, centuries-old temples, luxurious mansions and tranquil lakes on all sides. For foreigners travelling to Udaipur, you might get some respite from locals as they are super friendly and will not overprice items.

Officially called Mysuru, this was once the capital of the Wodeyar Dynasty from the 14th century to the 19th century. This cultural capital of Karnataka, sitting at the foothills of the famous Chamundi Hills, is one of the cleanest and greenest destinations to visit in India. Even today, the family of Wodeyar resides within the main palace. Although relatively a smaller city to visit, a walk down the lanes of old Mysore will enchant you with its rich history and heritage. Unlike most Indian cities, Mysore is laid-back with empty lanes and very little traffic.

Sitting on the banks of Ganga, Varanasi is among India's holiest cities, a sacred place for both Hindus and Jains. It is also considered the oldest inhabited city in the world. People from all over India come here to carry rituals of life and death on the banks of the Ganges. With an intricate labyrinth-like structure, Varanasi showcases the essence of colour and chaos associated with India. Varanasi offers you a one of a kind spiritual experience so make sure you visit during Diwali or Holi to see its vibrant colours and lights adorning the entire city. Keep in mind, visit Varanasi is not to enjoy a laid-back holiday but to fully immerse yourself in the culture of the place. The old town sits on a total of 84 ghats (riverfront stairs) where you will find locals offering prayers to their ancestors. Locals come here to cremate bodies in the water, although that might be a shocking sight to watch, the whole experience of Varanasi will compensate for it.

Kolkata offers you the perfect trifecta of lavish food, marvellous historic architecture, and unique culture. The former capital of British India, known as Calcutta, is one of the most underrated cities in India. Also proudly known as the land of festivities and deep-rooted culture, Kolkata is best visited between October to February if you want to experience Kolkata for what it truly stands for. Kolkata also boasts of a strong literary legacy, art museums and heritage sites of the colonial past. It is one of the cities that will not fall heavy on your wallet.

Much unlike most of the cities mentioned in this article, Delhi is your quintessential Indian city for a wholesome Indian experience. Delhi offers you a perfect blend of urban city life with historic connections of both the Mughal and the colonial past. Delhi is a true testament to the mix of history and westernization. Being the capital of India, Delhi attracts a huge number of tourists all around the year. Contributing to the largest commercial influx in the North, Delhi brings to you a number of historical monuments, shopping areas, eating spots, gardens and more.

Kochi in Kerala offers you an unparalleled experience with its Indo-European influence in architecture, Chinese fishing nets from the 14th century and rich culture of art, literature, dance and music. Famously known as the Queen of the Arabian sea, tourists from all over the world visit Kochi for its vibrant energy. Kerala is also a famous destination for ayurvedic spas, so make sure you book yourself a massage appointment before you leave Kochi. Kochi’s literary and art International festival, Biennale, has beautified this city with wall arts and graffiti. Visit during December to witness artists sprawled on the roads and beach to leave behind a bit of their artwork.

If you are planning a trip, keep these tips in mind for a smoother travelling experience: