Traveling in India can truly be exhilarating as well as daunting. We have come a long way since our poverty and snake-charmer cliché days. Now, India has emerged as one of the most preferred destinations and hosts tourists from all over the world. There's a saying in India, "Atithi Devo Bhava", which means "the guest is God." Indians consider it a huge honor to have guests in their home and go out of their way to please them. There's nothing like Indian hospitality. And, as a result of the growing popularity of homestays in India, there are plenty of opportunities to experience India and its people.
Jaipur.
Jaipur, one of the friendliest cities of India as also being one of the most historic has lapped up the attention from the remainder of the world when UNESCO recognized it recently as a heritage city. The ‘Pink City,’ makes Jaipur a‘ one of a kind’ destination, then perhaps more people would state the city’s friendliness as being the big reason for its popularity.
The people of the city are considered to be gentle, accommodating, friendly, and hospitable. But then none of this should come across as some drastic surprise because Rajasthan is, after all, one of those special destinations where the cultural legacy and general warmth among people is valued way more than an individual’s bank balance.
Mumbai.
The financial capital of the nation, Mumbai is called the Maximum City and is known for its Victorian architecture, Bollywood, cosmopolitan atmosphere, and the amazing sea. It is a business powerhouse and an important fashion center.
Mumbai is also known for its all-night long parties and amazing nightlife. nonetheless, the people of Mumbai understand the struggle and the embarrassments and without a doubt would help you to the very stretch. The commuters you meet in Mumbai locals would teach you great morals that will leave you with a new perception of life.
Ahmedabad.
This city has got the most number of votes, thanks to the stringent safety measures taken by the state government. This city is pretty developed with wide roads and 24 hours water supply and electricity. This is one of the most ancient cities of the sub-continent and has Jain, Mughal, and Hindu influences. Visit this place to get the best of old-world charm and modernity.
People there will provide you great hospitality and will treat you like their own. Also on the plus side, people there will make you eat so much that it's truly astounding to see people connect via food.
Mcleodganj.
This place is certainly like heaven on earth! It is a small place situated on a single road. Has a nice little market with lots of collectibles. One of the main points to look out for is the Dharamshala bus stand, the view from there is simply breathtaking and is also the connection to Mcleodganj which is at a higher altitude.
The people here are very hospitable and kind. People in McLeod Ganj like peace and lead a simpler life. People are way too sweet and always on their toes to help you.
Kolkata.
Kolkata, known as Rabindranath Tagore’s birthplace is known for its rich culture and of course, is called the city of joy. This is the kind of city that attracts intellectuals. The city has gone under a transformation in the last decade and is no longer known for poverty and destitution.
Kolkata has the reputation of being India's friendliest and more vibrant metropolis. It is regarded as India's cultural capital. a place where intelligence and imagination play a perfect combination in making the city shine among the others.
Tourists do not basically feel that they are tourists as they are bound to feel the presence of home during their stay in Kolkata. They welcome strangers with arms wide open and let tourists enter their home for accommodation and even just for a quick tour and chit chat.
Next time you fear traveling to strangers' places, choose one of the above to start with.