North India

Delhi opens most itineraries through the north: the Red Fort's Mughal ramparts, the 73-metre Qutub Minar, and the government quarter built around them. This collection's Delhi magnet sits alongside a design for the plains beyond the capital — Haryana's wheat fields and the Kurukshetra battlefield of the Mahabharata, and Punjab's Golden Temple, its dome plated in real gold and open to visitors of every faith.

North India is also where Stickerji's Himalayan trekking range concentrates, and nowhere else in the catalogue runs this deep: Kedarkantha's frozen-lake winter camp, the Valley of Flowers' UNESCO-listed alpine meadow, the Chadar trek's walk across the frozen Zanskar river, Hamta Pass's crossing from green Kullu into Lahaul's high desert, and Rupin Pass's climb beside a waterfall staircase. Kashmir's Dal Lake houseboats and Mughal-era gardens, and Rishikesh's rafting runs and riverside yoga ashrams, round out the valley side of the region.

Further out, Uttar Pradesh contributes the Taj Mahal and the ghats of Varanasi, Chandigarh contributes Nek Chand's Rock Garden and Le Corbusier's grid-planned city, and Ladakh contributes Pangong Tso and centuries-old Buddhist monasteries along the old Silk Route. Every magnet here is cut from sturdy wood, printed to resist fading, and fitted with a magnet clasp strong enough to hold firm on any fridge for years to come.

Ready to see the rest of the country? South India's temples and backwaters, Western India's beaches and desert forts, East India's temple towns, and North East India's hill country are all one click away, and everything past India's borders sits in the World collection, with every state gathered together in Indian State Fridge Magnets.