DELHI

 LEH & LADAKH

DHARAMSALA

Delhi, the capital of this wonderful land, is a maze of different landmarks, monuments and forts that reveal the colorful history of India. It’s a city that speaks volumes about India’s culture and it’s Unity in Diversity. Perhaps the only capital city in the world with people from different religions & cultures living together and yet maintaining their identity.

Amidst snow capped mountains of the Himalayas, Leh & Ladakh have fascinated tourists for long. Barren landscapes with the exception of a few monasteries are an awe inspiring sight. Experience the magical culture of Buddhism. As you climb up the heights you feel on top of the world.

The “Lahsa in India”, Dharamshala is known for its beautiful landscape and its awe inspiring, picturesque scenery. Lying between the Shivalik Hills and the Dhauladhars, Dharamshala stands surrounded by nature – Deodar and pine forests, sparkling streams and tea gardens. A hill resort and a principal township of the Kangra Valley, it has a large Tibetan community as part of its natives.

SRINAGAR

AGRA

VARANASI

The summer capital of Jammu & Kashmir, Srinagar is the jewel that shines in the whole of North India with its sparkling lakes. Scenic snow capped mountain peaks form the backdrop and flowers picturesquely adorn the gardens. A treasure trove of beauty legendary for its houseboats, Srinagar is also renowned for its traditional handicrafts and dry fruits.

A major tourist destination, Agra has the distinction of housing one of the Seven Wonders of the World: Taj Mahal. Apart from the Taj Mahal, Agra is a city filled with forts and palaces that are reminiscent of the colorful culture of the bygone eras.

Varanasi: The Eternal City and the holiest of all pilgrimage sites.

Varanasi has been a pilgrimage site since time immemorial. The largest and oldest city of Uttar Pradesh, Varanasi is located on the North bank of the River Ganges. People from far & wide come here to take a bath in the Holy River Ganges, as it is believed that its waters are so pure that they wash away your sins.

MUMBAI

JAIPUR

JAISALMER

Mumbai, a major cosmopolitan city and the hometown of Bollywood is a city that attracts the young and old, the rich and the poor. The beach and the Victorian landscape combined with the nightlife offers a package which is simply irresistible. 

Experience the beauty of Rajasthan in the Pink City. A major tourist attraction, Jaipur, is a city which shows the Royalty of India in its true glory. Colorful hawelis and forts and palaces adorn the city.  

Jaisalmer - a name that reminds you of desert. A city thronged by tourists, Jaisalmer has sand dunes dotted with colorful villages and palaces. The sight of sand dunes all around evokes a feeling of magic. The villages form the only splash of color in the otherwise barren desert. 

JODHPUR

GOA

UDAIPUR

Jodhpur - a city within a fort. Amidst the sand dunes lies a fort, 120 kms high. Surrounded by a 10 kms long wall, the fort has 8 gates serving as entrances. The exquisitely carved forts, palaces and temples are the main highlights of this city.    

Goa, a city of happiness and joy that welcomes all. A tiny island measuring just 3,702 sq. kms with sun kissed beaches, old churches and temples with exquisite architecture has attracted tourists from time immemorial. 

Udaipur, a city of Lakes in southern Rajasthan enchants you with its glistening lakes around which the city is centered. The clear waters of the lake reflects the blue cloudless sky. A city well known for its buildings as well as its delicious cuisine, a tour of the city takes you through the historic pages of India.

KHAJURAO

BODHGAYA

KOLKATA

Khajurao, located in Madhya Pradesh, is a city with unique temple architecture. 22 temples, each more exquisitely carved than the other, grace the area.  

An important pilgrimage site, Bodhgaya is the place where Buddha attained enlightment.

Kolkata, one of the metropolitan cities and the state capital of West Bengal is a city famous for its elaborately decorated Durga Pujas, delicious cuisine, and the Howrah Bridge.  

COCHIN

HYDERABAD

BANGALORE

A renowned port city and an important business center. Tourist attractions like the Chinese fishing nets, and other land marks dating back to the Portuguese era attract tourists in hordes.  

"The City of Nawabs", Hyderabad is the fifth largest metropolis of India. Rich in culture and heritage, the city is famous for its monuments, temples and mosques. 

Bangalore - a city of gardens and historical landmarks. The "Silicon Valley" of India, Bangalore has a pleasant climate and the equally pleasant nature of its inhabitants make it a popular city. Its culture & heritage maintain their identity even through its fast development. 

CHENNAI

OOTY

 THIRUVANTHAPURAM

Chennai - one of the major cosmopolitan cities and the fourth largest city of India. The city is dotted with landmarks reminiscent of the Colonial era. Also famous are the beaches of Chennai.

Ooty, "The Queen of Hill Stations", is located at a height of 2,240 meters above sea level. The Beautiful Botanical gardens, golf courses, tea and Coffee gardens ornament the place.   

Thiruvananthapuram the capital of Kerala, located at the South Western tip of India, is bounded by the Arabian Sea on the West and Tamil Nadu on the East. The wooded highlands on the Western Ghats in the Eastern and North Eastern borders give some of the most enchanting picnic spots, a long shoreline, with internationally renowned beaches, historic monuments, backwater stretches and a rich cultural heritage make this district a much sought after tourist destination.