Rajasthan is the land of rocks and desert,lakes and forests.It is the land of the proud people whose courage,chivalry and maritial tradition arelegendary. Rajastan also known as land of palace and forts.In this land still living in its historic past,every where there is colour and gaiety,art and pageantry.Rajasthan is also famous for handicrafts items like blue pottery, terracotta, metalwear, jwellery, lac bangles and decorative pieces. Rajasthani puppets are famous for its colourful dresses . The Rajasthani puppets are eye-catching and expressive because of their exaggerated eyes and vibrant shaded costumes and embellishments. The wood and cloth used for crafting the rajasthani Puppet.

Himachal Pradesh surrounded by valleys,streams and snow clad mountains. The weather is cold almost all the year and one can found lots of valleys and of course the cultures. The famous places are kullu, kangra and shimla. The dolls of Himachal Pradesh shows the colourful and beautiful culure of valley with colourful dresss.

The colourfulness of Himachal pradesh also seen in their dances. The famous dance of Himachal Pradesh is kinnori dance The kinnori tribe do this dance on the occasion of their new year celebrations. Men wear wollen payjama and kurta and women wear gachi pattu during the dance. The special kinnori cap wear by both men and women. Women wear silver jewelery on their forhead looks beautiful. The main instruments played during the dance are dhol, bugjal, jhanjh, karnal, turahi and ransingha

Jammu & Kashmir is the land of swift-flowing,sparking rivers and placid lakes beautiful gardens.Temperate forests and snow-clad mountains adding more beauty in kashmir valley.Because of cold weather of the valley,people use Kangri in winter season. Kasmir is also known as Switzerland of India.The beauty of the Kashmir valley also reflect in Kasmiri dolls.

Uttar pradesh is known for its rich ancient tradition.There are large numbers of historical places in Uttar pradesh which are famous all over the world.Uttar pradesh is specially known for its cultural centres,

Hand made Dolls in different traditional dresses of Uttar pradesh are reflecting culture of Uttar pradesh. These dolls are in colorfull tradional dresses of Uttar pradesh.

In India there is a state called Utter-Pradesh. The famous Tajmahal is also situated in this state. The Charkula dance of this state is very famous. This is traditional dance of Vrindavan the birth place of Lord Krishna's lave Radha. This dance is said to be realated with Radha's birth. The specility of this dance is while dancing dancers put 108 lighted diyas in a chakra or plates and put kalash between these plates. The main musical instrument used in this dance are Nagara, plates, flute, mazira, chartal and harmoniu

Punjab is famous for its rich culture and wealth.One can also see this rich culture in dolls of Punjab.. The dolls of punjab wear colourful dresses with heavy embriodry and jwellery which shows the rich culture and wealthness.One can usually found the dolls with bright coloured dresses.The famous dance of Punjab is Sammi dance. Dancers of sammi dance are only ladies. The traditional musical instrument of Punjab dhol is played during the dance. Dancer wears coloarful dresses during dance.

West Bengal is known as land of cash crops and booming industry. Kolkata is the capital of West bengal and among great cities of the world..This is the city where there is seldome a dull moment.This is the land of great rivers, tea ranges, jute field. Dolls of west Bengal are of its own style & kind, colorful and beautiful. 

There is a wide range of dolls available in this state which reflect the culture of the west Bengal. Most common dolls are Bengali dancer, traditional lady performing prayer in traditional dress, folk musician in colorful dresses, doll bride & groom in traditional marriage dresses. Dolls of Devdas, Parvati & beautiful Chandramukhi are also one of the speciality of the west Bengal dolls.

The traditional dance of Meghalya which lies in West bengalis known as Vangla dance. This dance is done by the tribe known as Garo tribe. The myth behind this dance is that the godess of progress called Susumi teach art of farming to the people of Garo tribe. So the people of Garo tribe do this dance to give thank to the Godess and wishing for good crops. Generally this festival last through 2 days to 1 week.

Delhi is well famous city in the world.Delhi is the capital of India.Delhi has a very beautiful dolls musiam in centre of the city.This dolls musiam has over seven thousand of beautiful dolls of the world.These beautiful dolls reflect their country tradition and culture.This dolls musiam has their own manufacturing unit for Indian dolls.To keep origanalty of the doll they specially take care of dolls faces ,dolls dresses and jewelry.

The Akshardham Temple

The Unique complex of Indian culture is situated in India's capital; New Delhi. Its magnificent building is a visual treat. The Akshardham temple or Swami Narayan temple beautifully showcase Indian art, wisdom, heritage and values. This temple is set in a vast 100-acre site. It took 5 years to build in. This temple is devoted to Swami Narayan.
Once inside the temple, the beauty of the sculptures sweeps you off your feet. The grandest of them all, Swami Narayan, is placed in the center and is carved in pure gold.

Step out and you can roam around in the well-maintained gardens. The musical fountain and the boat ride will add to your joy. The temple also houses an imax screen that shows a movie-Mystic India- on the journey made by Swami Narayan during his teenage years.

The temple has ten gates, representing the ten principal direction described in Indian culture. The ten gates reflect the Vedic sentiment of inviting goodness from everywhere to all visitors.

After the ten gates bhakti dwar or the gate of devotion celebrates the Vadic tradition of dual worship. Here you can see sculpted dual forms okf God and his devotee decorate this splendid gate.

New Delhi is the capital of India and also the third largest city of India.Delhi is spread on approximately 1500 Sq Kms of area.Delhi as a city is a combination of the old and the modern culture. Delhi can be mainly divided in to two parts old Delhi and New Delhi. This capital city is rich in culture, architecture and human variet. There are numbers of monuments, museums, galleries, gardens and interesting shows Delhi is a travel center of Northern India.

Delhi has the history of rise and fall of Many empires, These empires have left superfluity of monuments behind them. These monuments reflect the majesty and pride of previous ages.

The Mughals ruled Delhi in sequence starting from Qutab-ub-din to Khiljis, Tughlaqs In 1803 AD. Delhi was passed on to the hands of the British. Before 1911, the capital of British Empire was Calcutta. IN 1911 Delhi was made the capital of India, only then Delhi got its present prestige. After independence also, a kind of self-government was awarded on the capital but it largely remained a chief commissioners regime. In 1956 Delhi was converted into a Union territory and progressively a Lt. Governor replaced the chief commissioner. In 1991, the national capital territory Act was passed by the parliament and a system of diarchy was introduced under which, the elected Government was given wide powers; except law and order which remained with the central Government. Only in 1993 the actual enforcement of the legislation came.

New Delhi, the capital of India, sprawled over the west bank of the river Yamuna is one of the fastest growing cities in India. It is surrounded on three sides by Haryana and to the east, across the river Yamuna by Uttar Pradesh. Historically, the city has long since been the foremost in political importance with succeeding dynasties choosing it as their seat of power, between the 13th and the 17th centuries. Miscellanies of the glorious past survive as important monuments in different parts of the city.

The numerous faces of the city are simply fascinating. In some places it remains a garden city, tree lined and with beautiful parks, but in some places it can also be crowded with heavy traffic. Turbaned Sikhs, colourfully dressed Rajasthani and Gujarati women working in offices, Muslim shopkeepers along Chandni Chowk in Old Delhi, Tibetans and Ladakhis in the street stalls along Janpath and Kashmiris in the handicraft emporia around Connaught Place, all add to the cosmopolitan feel of the city. Tall skyscrapers, posh residential colonies and bustling commercial complexes can be seen along with the ancient historical monuments. Its boutiques and shopping arcades offer access to a wealth of traditional and contemporary crafts, from all over the country. Old Delhi which looks entirely different from New Delhi area, is about 6 Km north of the city center.

History of Delhi reflect Cleary that the king who creates a new city in Delhi during his ruling time could not be able to last his rule. There are seven cities were created by different rulers in Delhi. Some of them are not more than a village today but at the same time others are telling story of modernistic. One can see advancement of architectural and style of that older time in these cities.

These cities are

The Quila (FORT) Rai Pithora

Quila Rai Pithora was created by Tomar Rajput rural Prithvi Raj Chauhan in 10th century. Quila Rai Pithora also known as Rai Pithora. Quila Rai Pthora is known as first city of Delhi.Earlier Tomar Rural Raja Anang pal who was grand father ( Father of Prithvi Raj Chauhan's mother) of Prithviraj Chauhan first created Lal Kot in Delhi which was later extended byPrithvi Raj Chauhan for his city Quila Rai Pithora. Before Prithvi Raj Chauhan, Raja Anangpal was ruling on Delhi.He was Raj The shell of the fort walls are still partly visible in the area around Qutab Minar.

Mehrauli

In 1192, There was a battle between Tomar Rajput Prithvi Raj Chauhan and Mohmmed Gauri. In this battle Prithvi Raj chuhan was defeated and killed by Mohammad Ghori. In 1193 Mohammad Gauri left Delhi and appointed his slave Qutub uddin Aibak as his viceroy.

Qutubuddin Aibak captured Delhi, which was still in the hands of the Chauhans.

In 1206, After the death of Mohammed Gauri., Qutubuddin Aibak declared himself as the first Sultan of Delhi. As a result,Delhi became the capital of the Slave empire, the first ruler of Muslim sultans to rule over northern India.
Qutubuddin lay down foundation of Mehrauli, by destroying Hindu Temples and buildings. In 1220 AD the Qutab Minar was constructed by Qutubuddin Aibak. This Minar is 72.5 meter tall and still stands in Meharauli.
Around Qutab Minar there are several ruins from the 11th and 12th century including the tomb of Saint Qutubuddin Bakhtiyar Kaki, Shamsi Talab, a mosque and tombs of rulers. Qutubuddin's heirs reigned until 1290; Razia Sultan, his grand daughter who ruled for three years is a historic figure.

Siri

The third city of Delhi-Siri was created by Allauddin Khilji in 1303 who was the one of six rulers of Khilji empire. Allauddin Khilji was most well known in Khilji rulers. He extended his command up to southern India. Slave rule which was started with the rule of Qutubuddin was followed by Khilji rulers.A large reservoir called Haus Khas was also one of the another

success of city of Siri. A college was also build in Siri by later rulers. Hauz Khas today is a complex of chic boutiques against the ruinsof an very old fort while Siri is represented by stretches of solid stone walls.Today Siri fort Auditorium is also situted in this area.

Tughlakabad

A Turk governor Ghiasuddin Tughlak who was having strong hold in western states, in the 1320s won Delhi from a Pawar Rajput Nasiruddin Mohammed. As its name reflect, Tughlakabad founded by Ghasuddin Tughlak as third city of Delhi. A fort was created by him in Tughlakabad.He created a fort here. Today the astonishing wreck of the fort are still remain. Fort was built with high walls and his successor Mohammad