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India state by state: 28 one-page guides
One page for every state: a map, the key facts, what to eat, what to take home, a festival to plan around and the state symbols. Download, print, pin or embed them with a credit link.
Andhra PradeshAndhra Pradesh has a GI tag for a temple sweet: the Tirupati laddu
Arunachal PradeshArunachal Pradesh has three tiger reserves and a peak above 7,000 metres
AssamAssam has three UNESCO World Heritage Sites and four tiger reserves
BiharBihar holds two of the great Buddhist sites: Bodh Gaya and Nalanda
ChhattisgarhChhattisgarh celebrates Dussehra for about 75 days
GoaGoa is India's smallest state, and it packs a lot into 3,702 square kilometres
GujaratGujarat has four UNESCO World Heritage Sites and the Asiatic lion as its state animal
HaryanaHaryana's biggest party is a crafts fair: Surajkund, every February
Himachal PradeshHimachal Pradesh has a UNESCO toy train and a snow leopard for a state animal
JharkhandJharkhand's Palamau was one of India's first nine tiger reserves
KarnatakaKarnataka has five tiger reserves and three UNESCO sites of its own
KeralaKerala's Anamudi, at 2,695 metres, is the highest point in South India
Madhya PradeshMadhya Pradesh has nine tiger reserves, more than any other state
MaharashtraMaharashtra has a part in seven UNESCO sites, the most of any state
ManipurManipur's biggest festival is named after its state animal, the sangai deer
MeghalayaMeghalaya's Garo Hills welcome the harvest with a hundred drums
MizoramMizoram's spring festival comes after the hardest work of the farming year
NagalandNagaland's Hornbill Festival runs 1 to 10 December, every year
OdishaOdisha has its own GI tag for the rasagola
PunjabPunjab's new year arrives with the harvest: Vaisakhi, 14 April 2027
RajasthanRajasthan is India's largest state, at 342,239 square kilometres
SikkimSikkim is India's second smallest state, with the highest peak of any state
Tamil NaduTamil Nadu has five tiger reserves and a share in five UNESCO sites
TelanganaTelangana is India's youngest state, formed on 2 June 2014
TripuraTripura's Kharchi Puja honours 14 deities for a week every July
Uttar PradeshSarnath joined the UNESCO list in July 2026, giving Uttar Pradesh four sites
UttarakhandHaridwar hosts the Ardh Kumbh from 14 January to 20 April 2027
West BengalWest Bengal's Durga Puja is on UNESCO's list of intangible heritageEvery figure on a guide is from a named source printed at its foot: the Census, UNESCO, the National Tiger Conservation Authority list, the registered GI list, state symbol lists and the Government of India 2027 holiday lists. Checked 25 October 2026.