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Exploring the Rich Tapestry

                                                                 of Culinary Tourism in India

                                                                           Shloka Sachin Bartakke, PGDM II














            In a vast country like India which is culturally so diverse,
            it comes as no surprise that it boasts one of the most
            varied cuisines in the world. From tangy, spicy, and
            sweet chats found in the Ghats of Banaras to subtle and
            heartful meals  of sandhya in Kerala, from fiery Misal
            Pav in Mumbai to  sweet Sandesh of Kolkata,  you  will
            find it all in India. Many people traveling to  Mumbai
            for business purposes make sure to check off Sardar Ji
            ki Pav Bhaji and Vadapav near Kirti College from their
            bucket list. People visiting Lucknow make sure to fulfill   Many food festivals  are held all
            their palates with flavors from Tunday Kababi.        over India  to  reflect on the country’s
            India’s culinary tourism provides a delectable exploration   booming culinary tourism industry, each
            of  the nation’s numerous, vividly flavored regional   of which offers a distinctive taste of local
            cuisines. Indian cuisine is a food lover’s dream come   specialties  and customs. From the bustling
            true, with each region’s distinctive  culinary customs   National Street Food  Festival in Delhi, where
            reflecting its history, culture, and topography. The market   you can savor street cuisines from across India to
            for culinary tourism  in India is anticipated to grow  to   the Goa Food and Cultural Festival, where you can
            US$ 23,028.91 million by 2023. Future Market Insights   enjoy delicious Goan dishes, these events are a sensory
            predicts that the potential for culinary tourism in India   feast. Events such as the Lucknow Mahotsav offer us the
            will grow at a startling 23% CAGR between 2023 and    glorious Awadhi cuisine  and the International Mango
            2033.                                                 Festival  in Delhi  honors the fruit that reigns  supreme


























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