r/IncredibleIndia • u/Confident-Price2353 • 9h ago
r/IncredibleIndia • u/chikidiva • 11h ago
What an amazing architecture of an ancient Indian temple
r/IncredibleIndia • u/SpiritualPhase5192 • 4h ago
In the realm of scriptures, the hindu chisel has never seen a competitor
r/IncredibleIndia • u/nammaroadtrip • 6h ago
Karnataka | ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ Tracing 600 Years of Mahishamardhini Carvings in Karnataka: From Hoysala Soapstone to Early Chalukyan Caves[OC]
r/IncredibleIndia • u/tRAVel-dot-wIthravi • 6h ago
West Bengal | পশ্চিমবঙ্গ Indians & Dogs prohibited 🚫 signboard in Bangladesh. (Put up by britishers) Forgotten history.
Sharing this as its part of our history.
https://youtube.com/shorts/zPuI1ZtIRN8?feature=share
☝️ and this place deserves better attention and respect.
r/IncredibleIndia • u/sparklyCutieee • 13h ago
Dussehra is celebrated so differently across India, yet the message remains the same
incredibleindia.gov.inBODY: One thing that makes India's festivals fascinating is how the same occasion can take on completely different forms depending on the region. Dussehra celebrations range from the dramatic burning of Ravana's effigies and Ramlila performances to the grand royal processions of Mysuru Dasara.
The traditions, costumes, rituals, and local customs may vary, but each celebration carries its own history and cultural identity. It's a beautiful reminder of how diverse India's cultural heritage is.