Volunteering India
India is a country of great historical, cultural and natural, is a country of ancient customs and incredible people. But at the same time, is a country where poverty is a serious social problem.
Are you organizing your trip to India? Why not help, leave something positive in the country to visit and use some of our vacation time at work. To volunteer can be an incredible experience that will involve us deeply in this beautiful country and its people.
There are many organizations and companies looking to volunteer in India and so much information and options can be a bit confusing. How to choose a volunteer program?
First we must decide in what context we realize our experience. Whether in particular regional communities, with children in an educational, public health, community action, etc. Large projects such as India voluntering offer various options, others are more specific.
TAJ MAHAL: Symbol of Eternal Love
In the early seventeenth century northern India was dominated by the fifth dynasty of the Mongol Empire, the imperial capital was located in Agra, a town about 200 km from New Delhi.
The Mughal Emperor, Shah Jahan was deprived of his second wife Arjumand Banu Begam (most loved by him) after giving birth to her fourteenth child at Burhanpur in a campaign.
Such was the love she felt towards her the emperor who built the most beautiful ever built mausoleum, the Taj Mahal.
The Taj Mahal, which means “Crown Palace” stands as one of the most beautiful jewels of humanity, entirely built of white marble inlaid with precious stones and intricate calligraphic inscriptions. Its traditional design based on Indian, Persian and Islamic has inspired poets and writers from around the world: “There is a piece of architecture, as are other buildings, but the proud passions of an emperor’s love wrought in living stones. “,” designed by giants and finished by jewelers “or” False in the sun, false to the moonlight, silvery fish species built by man, with a nervous emotion “are some of the words that inspired this great work . The Continue reading