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May 28th, 2008 02:11
John Martin, http://www.luxuryholidayindia.com
http://www.india-vacations.net http://www.luxuryholidayindia.com http://www.rajasthantourisminfo.com http://www.golden-chariot.com http://www.udaikothi.com http://www.holidaytotreasureindia.com http://www.spaindiaholidays.com http://www.inde2luxe.com http://www.royaltrainjourneys.com http://www.jungleodyssey.com http://indiahoteltour.blogspot.com/ http://indiaholidaytrip.blogspot.com/ http://humtumtravel.blogspot.com/ http://dreamindiatravel.blogspot.com/ http://indiatravelmasti.blogspot.com/ http://indiajourny.blogspot.com/ http://indiayatratour.blogspot.com/ http://tourjourneyindia.blogspot.com/ http://familytourindia.blogspot.com/ http://heritageindiatour.blogspot.com/ India is covered with holy sites associated with the exploits of the gods, the waters of a sacred river, or the presence of holy men. Texts called the Puranas (ancient lore in Sanskrit) contain lengthy sections that describe numerous sacred places and the merit gained by traveling to them in a devout manner. Bathing at such sites is a specially meritorious act. With the expansion of public transportation in the twentieth century, there has been a vast increase in the numbers of people who visit these spots to partake of the divine and visit new places. In fact, for many Indians pilgrimage is the preferred form of tourism, involving family and community groups in enjoyable and uplifting vacations.