SOUTH INDIA

SOUTH INDIAN CULTURE India is a harmonious land of diverse cultures, traditions, languages, and religions, and the most beautiful characteristic of this ancient land is that it stays true to its roots despite its rapidly changing facade with changing times. It is the strong and deep cultural roots that set India apart from the rest of the world, more than anything else. Each Indian state has a distinctive culture, yet the culture of Bharat can be talked about broadly referring to North Indian, Northeast Indian and South Indian cultures. Let’s delve into the brightly colorful culture of the southern part of India that encompasses the states of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu along with the Union territories of Andaman & Nicobar, Lakshadweep, and Puducherry. Festivals in South India: A festival is a vibrant celebration of the culture and tradition of the land. If you truly wish to immerse yourself in South Indian culture, then you must take part in the resple

clothes are something which we love to wear or the way to design ourselves.    Lungi Lungis are garments of traditional and regional culture found in many states and provinces of India. The South Indian states and portions of the eastern and northern states exhibit the most usage of lungis. It is descriptively a form of clothing which is rectangular in shape and is worn by men.                                                             LANGA JACKET Its a beautiful dress which is basically made for little girls which looks very formal and traditional.                                                           LANGA VONI  She wears a langa voni given by her maternal grandparents, which is worn during the first part of the ceremony and then she is given her first sari by her paternal grandparents, which she wears during the second half of the ceremony. This  marks her transition into womanhood .which is made very beautifully. SAREE  In the Indian culture and beliefs,  a saree is the symbo

 places are makes you feel relax and they make us feel alive. So, these are the places which i personally suggest.      Coorg, Karnataka Surrounded by imposing mountains and covered by mist, Coorg is a nature lover’s paradise. This small town in   Karnataka   is best known for its diverse flora and fauna and aromatic spices and coffee plantations. From waterfalls and trekking routes to forts and temples, there’s plenty to explore in Coorg. It is also home to one of the few Tibetan settlements in Southern India. Apart from sightseeing, there’s plenty of culture, retail therapy, and delicious food to be indulged in.  Wayanad, Kerala Wayanad, one of the most visited hill stations in  Kerala , beckons trekking enthusiasts and nature lovers. Its rolling hills and lush green forests are home to a number of animals and birds. After the monsoons, the waterfalls too come alive with a renewed spirit. The dams and lakes in Wayanad are ideal for an afternoon picnic. And then there are the temples

Food is something which make us happy and joyful.     SOUTH INDIAN FOOD                                      South Indian food is the best spicy food in the world and there are some top dishes which i would prefer people to try without any second thought.         DOSA: A properly made crispy and savory Indian dosa is wonderfully delicious. there are many kind of dosa like masala dosa, plain dosa, upma dosa , onion dosa.            IDLI : Idlii is considered as one of the most healthiest Indian breakfast with mouth watering taste. BRIYANI :  Briyani communicates a sense of home that reminds people of belonging, it feels like heaven . PULLIHORA : Its lemon or tamarind rice which is the best people dont talk about this much but its one of my favourite dish.