Beautiful churches in India

1. St Paul's cathedral, Kolkata

This church is located in Kolkata and has an extra ordinary Gothic structure. This church comes under the church of North India. The construction of St Paul's cathedral completed in 1847. It is located near Victoria memorial.

2. St Philomena's Cathedral, Mysuru

This is the tallest church in Asia located in Mysuru and also called St Josheph constructed in 1936. It has neo gothic structure and was inspired from Cologne Cathedral in Germany.

3. St Thomas Church, Palayur

This church was established by St Thomas in 52 AD. It is located in Thrissur district of Kerala. This is one of the six church which were established by St Thomas.

4. Basilica of Bom Jesus, Bainguinim

This church is UNESCO world heritage site and has a mortal remain of St Francis Xavier. It is located in Goa. This is an example of Baroque architecture in India. This is one of the important churches. It was completed in 1605.

5. Christ church, Shimla

This church is second oldest church of North India established in 1857 and located at the Ridge. It is one of the landmark of the hill town.

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