Golden Triangle Tour Packages - The Indian Greeting.

                       Namaste-The Indian Greeting.

India is one of the oldest civilization on this Golden Triangle Tour Packages, Indian civilization gave birth to prominent religions of the world. These religions share their beliefs, the prominent belief system which is shared by these Indian religions is that this universe is governed by one supreme force and this supreme force has been called by various names, Brahma is one of those names, In Sanskrit, there is a popular saying "Ahma Brahma Asmi" which means that I am the Brahma or the supreme force, In a nut shell this means that every person is a manifestation of the supreme lord.


Not only human beings but every living organism is manifestation of the supreme lord and the lord in the shape of Atman resides and powers every living organism thus by the law of karma if you do good to any living organism it is doing good to the lord and you certainly are bound to get the reward for the Delhi Agra Jaipur Tour.

Now coming to the word Namaste this word is formed with two words:-"Namah" and "Te", Namah means bowing and Te means "you".

When you greet someone with NAMASTE it means that the orator is bowing to the person he/she is greeting and this bow is actually a bow in front of the supreme lord which resides in every human being so actually the orator is bowing before the supreme lord in saying Namaste.

Come to India where you will be treated as God and the ATMAN in you will be greeted the 2 nights 3 days golden triangle tour and treated as the lord itself.

Location: Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India

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