With nearly three quarters of the country’s population living in rural areas, and a population that’s more than six times that of China, India is the most visited country in the world by tourists.

The country also boasts some of the most affordable prices in the developed world, but is also the most expensive country in terms of real estate, according to real estate research firm Zillow.

According to the firm, India ranks as the third-most expensive country to live in for both luxury and budget travelers.

While the country has more than 8,500 international student sites, the most recent data from the Department of Tourism shows that only 687 of those sites have been certified as accredited by the Accreditation Council for Travel Accreditation (ACTA).

According to ACTA’s website, a “certified accredited” site is a site that has undergone at least one accredited review and met the stringent standards for accreditation.

This means that there is a “substantial degree of accreditation” in place, and there is no need to apply for a certificate.

The top 10 most popular hotels in India according to Zillower are: Amitabh Agarwal, Hotel Bhubaneswar in Mumbai, India. 

 (Photo credit: Aniruddha Bhaskar) Mumbai, Mumbai is a city of around 5.8 million people.

While Mumbai is relatively affluent, it is also home to the tallest residential towers in the country.

In 2015, the city became the first Indian city to become the first in the entire world to have a skyscraper constructed above the ground.

The building, which was designed by famed architecture firm MFA, will span 561 stories tall. 

In addition to the iconic Bombay Tower, Mumbai has several other iconic skyscrapers in the city. 

Rajesh Kaleja, Mumbai, has become one of the world’s most visited tourist destinations due to its high number of international students and international students living in the area. 

Maharashtra is one of India’s most densely populated states.

According the National Population Register, about 18 percent of the state’s population lives in the cities of Mumbai, Pune and Ahmedabad.

However, these cities account for only 4.5 percent of India the total population.

This leaves India with the third highest population density of any country in Asia.

The highest density of population is found in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh (UP), which has a population density over 15,000 people per square kilometer. 

Kashmir, India (Image credit: Zillows) The Indian state-owned Kashmir is located in the Kashmir Valley.

It is home to over 1.3 million people, the majority of whom are from the northeastern state of Jammu and Kashmir.

While it is not the largest state in India, it has the third largest population density and is the second-most densely populated state in the nation.

The state is one part of India and three parts of Pakistan. 

Tajikistan, Tajikistan (Source: Zellow) Tazhat Khanabad is a traditional Tajik city in the province of Sistan-Baluchistan, which borders Afghanistan and Iran.

The city’s capital, Uruzgan, is home at least 20,000 residents.

While Tajikistani culture is largely influenced by Islam, there are also some aspects of Christianity and Buddhism that are incorporated into the culture. 

Sudan, Sudan (Credit: Zow)In 2015, Sudan became the largest country in Africa to sign a deal with the United Nations to combat extreme poverty.

The deal, which came into effect on August 1, provides $1 billion to help fight hunger in the Horn of Africa nation.

As of July, the UN World Food Program has provided over $8.5 billion in aid to the Sudanese government.

According ZillOW, the average price of a home in Sudan is around $1,000, and the median house price is $400,000. 

Haiti, Haiti (Images: Zendesk)While Haiti has long been a popular destination for international tourists, its economy has also grown significantly over the past decade.

The number of foreign tourists to the country increased by more than two-fold between 2006 and 2016, according the U.N. World Tourism Organization.

This is due to an increase in the number of tourism companies that operate in the impoverished country.

The latest report from the National Tourism Development Institute (NTDI) states that the number in 2016 was nearly 5 million.

While that’s up from the previous year, the number still trails the number that visited the U, UK, and France during the same time period.

Kinshasa, Congo (Sources: Zettl, Zillowed)Kinsha, the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo,