Indian culture is best understood when experienced firsthand. Words on paper cannot do justice to this majestic country. The country has some flaws such as corruption, pollution and low wages. However, the government and citizens are working hard to try to change the way the world looks at India. For the most part, the Indian people appreciate the traditions and customs that their ancestors taught them. Indian culture depends on the regions, as each region is different from the other. It is one of the most colorful cultures in the world. When most people think of India, they seem to only recognize the flaws like pollution, overpopulation and stereotypes. Most people fail to realize what the country has to offer, with so much information, history and so many tourist sites. Indian culture is one of the most diverse cultures due to the beautiful clothes, delicious foods, entertainment for all, countless languages ​​and religious composition of the country. Food contributes enormously to Indian culture. The food shows traces of Arab, Turkish and European influences ("Indian Culture: Traditions and Customs of India.", http://www.livescience.com). There are two categories of foods in India; North Indian and South Indian food. The two types of foods have some differences, but they have a lot in common. Indian food in general is known for its extravagant use of herbs and spices, such as curry leaves and turmeric ("Indian Culture: Traditions and Customs of India.", http://www.livescience.com). A meal is incomplete without basmati rice, chutney (condiments), pickles, one or two vegetable curries and breads (such as roti, chapatti, naan, puri, bhature, etc.) ("Indian Culture: Tradition...... half of the document .......eb.com). Muslims are the largest minority in India ("India." http://school.eb.com). "India." http Sikhism and Buddhism are also popular minorities with several million followers one of the major religions in the state of Punjab ("India." http://school.eb.com). to this day since it originated in India, just like Hinduism and Sikhism ("India." http: //school.eb.com). Christians make up the third largest religion in India; "India." http://school.eb.com). Despite some controversies regarding religion, people seem to accept other religions and work together and live in harmony religion.