Can ancient India compare with China? My impression is that India is a place with many tropical people and religions.

One of the four ancient civilizations. Oh, of course, you can compare China.

It's just India, which is often used as a noun for a region rather than a country. Oh, it often has little to do with India now.

For example, Buddha Sakyamuni Gautama Siddhartha was born in Nepal.

Oh, many Buddhist holy places. All in Pakistan today.

Buddhism died out in India in the12nd century. The Nalanduo Temple where Master Xuanzang studied was razed to the ground. Buddhism barely revived in the19th century. So in recent years, this Nalanda Temple was rebuilt at the initiative of Indian President Kadir Khan.

How about looking for Buddhist holy places? I'm afraid it's a bit far to go to India.

Study Hinduism. On the contrary. Go to the right place

Mako and balata, two great epics of ancient India. Ramayana. It is said that, um, there are many descriptions of alien civilization.

Worth studying.

The Mughal Empire in modern India is also worth studying.

The three eastern empires in modern times, the late Qing Empire. Ottoman Turkish Empire. Mughal empire. In modern times, it is worth studying to compare the development and changes under the aggression of western powers.

There is a movie called Akbar the Great. It is also worth seeing. It is about the reform of Akbar the Great during the Mughal Empire. Well, although it will turn out to be a romantic film in the end, it is beautiful.