Unique things about Indian culture that you do not find anywhere else

India is full of rich culture and traditions, you will see unity in diversity here only in India. We are enriched with many religions, their cultures, their traditions, their foods and many more. When we meet people we greet them with our two hands folding with one another which is called Namaste. During Covid-19 the leaders from across the world suggested their people to greet them doing Namaste. Religious customs in India you can experience. Religious customs means something which has been followed by a community or religion. And in India religious customs are also celebrated with full enthusiasm. There are so many religions in India likewise there are a number of festivals which are celebrated in India.

From Diwali to Eid to Durga Puja to Christmas every festival is celebrated with joy and happiness. Family structure in India is very popular. We basically have the structure of a joint family where everyone lives together. We call them with cute names who are our elders to show them respect and love. We have our unique style of marriage. Every culture has their own marriage style. Every Indian has their own symbols of celebrating any festival. Coming to the main essence of India which is food. You can travel to the whole world but the taste of India is beyond your imagination. Each and every culture has their own style of dishes. Bengali thali, Rajasthani thali, Gujarati thali, Maharashtrian thali and many more.

The taste of India is mainly on the foods and cuisine of India. Like the dishes, every culture has their own traditional attire. They wore these dresses during their festivals or special occasions. From Bengali saree to Assamese Mekhela Chador to Dhoti- Punjabi to Ghagra- Choli and many more. Now to the exciting part which is dances. Every culture has their own traditional dances. Some lists are Dhamail, Bihu, Bhangra, Garba, Bharatnatyam, Kuchipuri and many more. And lastly India has as many languages as cultures. Every culture has their own language to speak. India is no doubt rich with culture, traditions and customs. We feel so proud to be a part of this country.