Tourism in India

Q. Which of the following is called the Niagara Falls of India?

1. Aathirapally falls
2. Jog falls
3. Talakona falls
4. Thalaiyar falls

Q. The Indian subcontinent has _____ principal mountain ranges.

1. seven
2. three
3. fifteen
4. twenty

Q. What is the most important geographic use of the Himalayas to India?

1. Prevention of invasions
2. Valuable source of timber
3. They prevent the monsoons from crossing to the north and also serve as a reservoir of water from which our perennial rivers flow
4. They protect India from the icy cold north winds

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What is the height of parasnath hill

Q. Mountaineering in the peaks of the Himalayas is an example of _____.

1. religious tourism
2. recreational tourism
3. eco-tourism
4. adventure tourism

Q. The Indian coastline is ______ long.

1. 10, 000 km
2. 7517 km
3. 9, 000 km
4. 2, 000 km

Q. Choose the options which form a part of Eco-Tourism as well as Adventure Tourism.

1. Mountaineering ​​​​​​​
2. African Safari
3. Water Park
4. Temple

Q. Gastronomy is the _____.

1. art or science of good cooking and eating
2. art or science of painting and sculpting
3. art of Kung Fu
4. art of sewing

Q. Match the following religious destinations or monuments with its location.

1. Delhi
2. Punjab
3. Tamil Nadu

Q. Which among the following options most accurately explains the reason for the diverse and large number of beaches in India?

1. Indian people like beaches.
2. The beaches thrive in the climate of India.
3. India has a long coastline.
4. India shares its boundary with several other countries.

Q. What is India well-known for among international tourists?

1. Hospitality, spicy food, and culture
2. Economic wealth
3. Ease of doing business
4. Industrial development and manufacturing capacity

Q. In the north, northwest and northeast, India is bounded by________.

1. Indian Ocean
2. Gangetic plains
3. Deccan plateau
4. The Himalayas

Q. Match the following religious destinations or monuments with its location.

1. Tamil Nadu
2. Delhi
3. Punjab

Q. Gastronomy is a part of the cultural experience of a place.

1. False
2. True

Q. Where was the Happy Prince’s statue located?