Quick Inquiry

Quick Inquiry

Heritage & Culture

Heritage & Culture

Welcome to Korners of India, where we offer an immersive experience in India's rich cultural heritage. India is home to 38 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and we take pride in showcasing the best of them through our heritage tours. Our cultural tours offer a unique glimpse into India's ancient civilizations, diverse cultures, and rich traditions.

Heritage and UNESCO World Heritage Sites

At Korners of India, we take you on a journey through India's majestic forts and palaces, ancient ruins, and stunning temples that are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Our expert guides are passionate about their work and will share with you the historical significance of each site, providing an insight into India's rich history.

Festival Tours

India is a land of diverse cultures, and we offer festival tours that showcase the best of India's traditional celebrations. Our festival tours include Diwali, Holi, and many other regional festivals, providing a unique opportunity to experience India's vibrant cultural heritage.

Ancestral Art in Different States

India is known for its diverse art forms, and our cultural tours offer a unique opportunity to experience ancestral art in different states. From the intricate wall paintings of Rajasthan to the traditional Warli paintings of Maharashtra, our cultural tours provide an insight into the rich artistic heritage of India.

Food Tours

At Korners of India, we believe that no cultural experience is complete without indulging in the local cuisine. Our food tours take you on a culinary journey through the streets of India, where you can savor the authentic flavors of each region. From street food to royal cuisine, our food tours offer a unique insight into India's diverse culinary heritage.

Stories of the Royals

India is known for its rich history of royalty, and our heritage tours offer a glimpse into the lives of the royal families of India. Our expert guides share fascinating stories and insights into the lifestyles, traditions, and architectural marvels of the Indian royalty.

At Korners of India, we are committed to promoting heritage and cultural travel that showcases the best of India's history and culture while also supporting local communities and promoting sustainable tourism practices. Join us on a journey of discovery and cultural immersion as we explore the diverse beauty of India.

FROM OUR Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Some must-visit heritage sites in India include the TajMahal, Jaipur's HawaMahal, Hampi's ruins, Varanasi's ghats, and Khajuraho's temples.

Yes, India is known for its vibrant festivals. Some popular ones include Diwali (Festival of Lights), Holi (Festival of Colors), Navratri, and Durga Puja. The KumbhMela, a massive pilgrimage and religious gathering, is also worth experiencing.

When visiting religious sites or temples, it's important to dress modestly and respectfully. It is advisable to wear clothes that cover your shoulders, knees, and avoid wearing revealing outfits.

Yes, it is customary to remove your footwear before entering religious places, including temples and some historical sites. You will usually find designated shoe racks or areas to leave your footwear.

Some traditional Indian dishes to try include biryani, butter chicken, dosa, paneer tikka, samosas, and masala chai. The cuisine varies from region to region, so exploring local specialties is highly recommended.

Respect for elders is highly valued in Indian culture. It's important to greet people with a namaste (a slight bow with hands pressed together) and use polite language. It's also customary to remove your shoes when entering someone's home.

India is known for its rich artistic heritage. Traditional art forms worth exploring include Kathak (classical dance), Bharatanatyam, Madhubani paintings, Pattachitra, and block printing. Each state has its own unique art forms to discover.

Tipping is not mandatory in India but is appreciated for good service. It is common to tip waitstaff, tour guides, and drivers. The amount usually varies between 5-10% of the bill or a small amount for services rendered.

Yes, there are a few cultural taboos to be aware of. Avoid public displays of affection, especially in conservative areas. It's also considered disrespectful to touch someone's head or point your feet at someone.

To support local artisans and craftsmen, consider purchasing handmade goods directly from them or from local markets. Avoid buying mass-produced souvenirs and instead opt for authentic, locally made products.