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NEW DELHI 28.37N 77.13S

South AsiaThe seventh-largest country

by geographical area

The second most populated

country in the world

Home to the Indus Valley

CivilizationA region of Silk Road and

vast empires


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Brief Introduction to History

2600-1300 B.C

1500 B.C.

6th century B.C.

321-185 B.C.

11921398

1336-1646

1600s

1947

Indus Valley Civilization

Aryans entered and brought Hindu religion in

Foundation of Buddhism and Jain religion

Mauryan Empire

Muhammad entered IndiaTurkey attacked India

Vijayanagar Empire

European arrived and Britain finally took

India into its colonies

Independence


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East West


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Culture Analysis

Comparing Values in the WorkplaceHofstedes (2001 IBM Study)

PowerDistance

Uncertainty

Avoidance

Individualism/ Collectivism

Masculinity

/ Feminist

Confucian /Dynamism


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Hinduism Caste System


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Religion

Spiritual Pursuit Fatalism


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Shared Value

Long Split


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Male ForcePower and

Position


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Asian Value


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New Delhi


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Language

Over 1600 dialects

Official language:

Hindi, English


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Attractions


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Attractions Leaflet

Monuments &Cultural Heritage

Taj Mahal

Ajanta-ElloraCaves,

Meenakshi

Temple, Rajasthan Forts& Palaces

Beautiful Beaches

Goa

kerala

Kovalam

Marina

Varkala Anjuna

Calangute

Puri

Hill Stations

Shimla

Manali

Kullu

Ooty

Munnar Kashmir

Nainital

Mussoorie

Darjeeling

Dehradun

Gulmarg Sri Nagar

Dharamshala

Dalhousie

Leh

Wildlife &National Parks

Ranthambhore

Sasan Gir

Bandhavgarh

Pench

Sariska Keoladeo Ghana

Bird Sanctuary

Kanha

Jim Corbett

Kaziranga

Manas Periyar


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Taj Mahal

A symbol of love

One of Seven Wonders

A must-visit attraction


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Ganges River

Pray the god

Wash bath

Drinking holy water

Visiting holy city


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Restaurant


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Restaurant Menu

Diverse among region

Much fish, chickens and lambs,little beef and pork

Much vegetable

Curry and spices

Desserts

Diary product


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Restaurant Protocols

Restaurants

Served on disposablebanana leaf plates

Cooks are not allowed totaste during preparation

Guests Eat with fingers

Use the right hand

Wash hands before eating


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Beverage

Drinking Chai is part of

Indians daily life.

Red tea, milk, spices,

sugar and honey


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Festivals


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Festivals

ReligiousCelebrations

CulturalFestivals

Festivals


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Traditional religious celebrations

Hindu festivals: Diwali, Holi, Dussehra Islam festivals: Fitr, Barah Wafat, Corban

Christian festival: Chistmas, Easter

Sikh festival: Lohri, Guru Nanak Jayanti Buddhist festival: Buddha Purnima


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Feeling of friendship and fraternity

No religious bias


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Souvenirs


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Souvenirs

Specialty

Tea

Candy

Soda

Spices

Jewelry

Bangles

Necklace

Textile

Scarves

Shawl

Sari

Carpets

Leather Product

Shoes

MusicalInstrument

Indian drums

Wooden flute Ankle bells

Handicrafts

Ivory elephant

Taj Mahalmodel

Woodenstatues

Incense

Incense

Carved incenseboxes

Marble incensestand

Inlaid Marble

Inlaid marble

tabletops Jewelry boxes

Lamps


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Souvenirs: Sari

Welcomed by all Indian and foreign women

Various styles

Colorful cotton and silk


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Souvenir: Jewelries

A vital accessory to everyday attire

Form a part of the ongoing circle of life

Proclaim the religious affinities of a group

Representing social standing, economicstatus and political power or inclination


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Souvenirs: Elephant Statues

GANESH CHATURTHI

Celebrating the birth ofGanesha Chaturthi

Symbol of wisdom,

prosperity and good

fortune.


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Hotel


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Hotel


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Greetings

Namaste
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India Greetings Culture

Namaste /Namaskar(formal)

Means I bow to you

Speak at the beginning ofa conversation

With same hand foldedgesture & a slight bow

= goodbye

Hierarchical Culture:greet senior people first
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Influence from Western Culture

Hand Shaking

Common in large cities

Performed by higher educated people

Seldom shakes hand between men and women(religious factor)

Unsure? wait for them to extend their hand first
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Hotel Outdoor Garden

- symbolizes divinity, fertility, wealth, knowledge & enlightenment

- much religious mythology is woven around it

National Flower--Lotus
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Architectural Design

Hotel Appearance Lobby


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Interior Design Indian Painting

Can be broadly classified as MURALS & MINATURES

Used for religious purpose only at the beginning

Represents a fusion of various cultures & traditions now


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Interior Design Indian Sculptures
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Business Protocol

Prefer to do business with people known

Prefer long standing relationship > business

Prepare gifts

Be punctual

Starts with getting-to-know-you talk

Be patient slow decision making process Be ready to accept concession
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Entertainment


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Entertainment-Music

Music

FolkMusic

ModernMusic

Classical

Music


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Music

Classical Music: Hindustani

Carnatic

Folk Music:

Bhavageete Dandiva

Bauls

Modern Music:

Indi-pop music

Rock and Metal music

Dance music


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Entertainment-Dance

DanceFolk and

TribalDance

ClassicalDance


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Classical Dance

Bharatanatyam

Kuchipudi

Odissi

Kathak

Manipuri

Mohiniattam

Kathakali Kutiyattam
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Folk and Tribal Dance

Bhangra

Lavani folk Dance

Chakri Dance

Mishing BihuDance

Samai Dance


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Music and Dance-Cultural Shows

Carnatic Vocal Recital Kathak Recital


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Entertainment-Film


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Film

Produce the largest number of films worldwide

Fill with dance, music, comedy, romance, action


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Film

Bollywood A portmanteau of Bombay and Hollywood

The Hindi language film industry of Mumbai

The largest and most popular branch of Indian cinema


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Film

Most famous film:Slumdog Millionaire

Dharavi is a famous

attraction now

25% more business

US$ 10 per person or

US$135 per tour with

private tour guide


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Attract visitors from all over

the world.

Unique features in hospitality

industry.

culture

Hospitality

Society

Development of whole Indian societyChallenges faced by India

History enrich culture


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