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The serene hill station of western Himalayas, Himachal Pradesh is surrounded by Tibetan plateau to its east, Jammu and Kashmir to its north, and Punjab to its west. Himachal Pradesh boasts diverse topography and pristine landscapes. The divergent scenery includes dense green deodar forests to high-altitude Trans-Himalayan desert. The panorama extends from apple orchards to cultivated terraces. The vistas swells further from snow capped high Himalayan mountain ranges to snow fed lakes and gushing rivers.

Uttrakhand is crowned with Himalayan peaks, vibrant floral valleys, glaciers and verdant dense forests. Uttrakhand is a tourist magnet owing to its magnificent scenery. It is also famous for its temples and ashrams. Explore off the beaten tracks to enjoy many activities that Uttarakhand has on offer against the milieu of Himalayan ranges. You can participate in activities like of trekking, rafting, camping, bunjee jumping, and mountaineering, wild life, jungle safari, bird watching, paragliding, skiing etc.

The Himalayan province is known across India for its pleasant early summer climate, mountain peaks, stunningly beautiful landscapes and cool mountain streams. Manali is the premier hill station in the Kullu valley, whose splendour lies in the ever flowing Beas river with conifer gradients and crop orchards hiking up to the snow clad knolls of the Himalayas. With skyscraping mountains bounded by blizzards and deep rock spread ravines, Manali presents a distinguished holiday spot for all. The chunky afforests with cool gentle winds, vast expansion of meadows, small quaint settlements and lovely orchards, give a majestic look to the serene ambience of Manali.

The Himalayan province is known across India for its pleasant early summer climate, mountain peaks, stunningly beautiful landscapes and deliciously cool mountain streams. Visit Shimla, famous as a British hill station and Kullu and Manali which have been perennial favourite destinations for over a decade. The chunky afforests with cool gentle winds, vast expansion of meadows, small quaint settlements and lovely orchards, give a majestic look to the serene ambiance of Manali. From vast tracts of high-altitude, Trans-Himalayan desert to dense green deodar forests, from apple orchards to cultivated terraces, from snow-capped high Himalayan mountain ranges to snow fed lakes and gushing rivers, Himachal has all of this and more.

The Himalayan province is known across India for its pleasant early summer climate, mountain peaks, stunningly beautiful landscapes and deliciously cool mountain streams. Visit Shimla, famous as a British hill station and Kullu and Manali which have been perennial favourite destinations for over a decade. The chunky afforests with cool gentle winds, vast expansion of meadows, small quaint settlements and lovely orchards, give a majestic look to the serene ambiance of Manali.

Himachal Pradesh is a beautiful hill state in northern India, nestled in the western Himalayas. The state is landlocked with the Tibetan plateau to the east, Jammu and Kashmir to the north, and Punjab to the west. However, the state stands apart from its neighbors in terms of its sheer topographic diversity and breathtaking pristine natural beauty. From vast tracts of high-altitude Trans-Himalayan desert to dense green deodar forests, from apple orchards to cultivated terraces, from snowcapped high Himalayan mountain ranges to snow fed lakes and gushing rivers, Himachal has all of this and more.

Kashmir is known around the world for its unparalleled landscapes and is located 300 km away from Jammu. Situated in the Himalayas, the clear blue skies of this valley reveal the snow-capped peaks that birth the streams and rivers as well as a woody abyss which surrounds the steep mountainous terrain.

Home to native flora like pine, deodar and chinar, the natural scenic landscapes can be best appreciated while taking a ride on a Shikara. The valley is resplendent with lush green slopes, tender meadows and a prairie of vibrant flowers.

Kashmir is known around the world for its unparalleled landscapes and is located 300 km away from Jammu. Situated in the Himalayas, the clear blue skies of this valley reveal the snow-capped peaks that birth the streams and rivers as well as a woody abyss which surrounds the steep mountainous terrain.

Home to native flora like pine, deodar and chinar, the natural scenic landscapes can be best appreciated while taking a ride on a Shikara. The valley is resplendent with lush green slopes, tender meadows and a prairie of vibrant flowers.
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Kashmir is known around the world for its unparalleled landscapes and is located 300 km away from Jammu. Situated in the Himalayas, the clear blue skies of this valley reveal the snow-capped peaks that birth the streams and rivers as well as a woody abyss which surrounds the steep mountainous terrain.

Home to native flora like pine, deodar and chinar, the natural scenic landscapes can be best appreciated while taking a ride on a Shikara. The valley is resplendent with lush green slopes, tender meadows and a prairie of vibrant flowers.

The valley of Kashmir offers woody abyss which surrounds the steep mountainous terrain. Known around the world for its unparallel landscapes, the valley is located 300 km away from Jammu. Situated in the Himalayas, the clear blue skies reveal the snow capped peaks that birth the streams and rivers.

Home to native flora like pine, deodar and chinar, it is a memory of a lifetime to preserve as you glide on a Shikara. The valley delights you with multi hues of nature communicated through lush green slopes, tender meadows and prairie of vibrant flowers.

The capital city of Kashmir - Srinagar is world renowned for its handloom that produces woolen garments and Pashmina shawls. It also acquaints you with the local handicrafts and hand carved wooden furniture made out of walnut tree.

The valley of Kashmir offers woody abyss which surrounds the steep mountainous terrain. Known around the world for its unparallel landscapes, the valley is located 300km away from Jammu. Situated in the Himalayas, the clear blue skies reveal the snowcapped peaks that birth the streams and rivers.

Home to native flora like pine, deodar and chinar, it is a memory of a lifetime to preserve. The valley delights you with multi hues of nature communicated through lush green slopes, tender meadows and prairie of vibrant flowers.

The capital city of Kashmir - Srinagar is world renowned for its handloom that produces woolen garments and Pashmina shawls. It also acquaints you with local handicrafts and hand carved wooden furniture made out of walnut tree.

Welcome to an enthralling tour to the three vibrant cities Delhi, Agra and Jaipur, also known as the Golden Triangle. Enjoy the trip that treasures the opulent vista of life! Allow the trip to acquaint you with the architectural hereditary in the magnificence of the capital of India, the city of love Agra and the pink city, Jaipur.

The land of royalties has written significant chapters in Indian history. Featuring varied landscapes of arid deserts, sylvan hilly terrain and vibrant green plains; Rajasthan has been a muse for artists across all fields. The land of Maharajas is renowned for its invincible forts built by the Marwar and Amer rulers. Rajasthan delights you with intricate architecture built by the Shekhavats and the Osian kings. From the grim, impregnable forts of the kingdom of Marwar and Amber to the delicate frescoes and screen work of Shekhavati and the desert city of Jaisalmer, the jewels of India are diverse and dramatic in this region.

The land of royalties has written significant chapters in Indian history. Featuring varied landscapes of arid deserts, sylvan hilly terrain and vibrant green plains; Rajasthan has been a muse for artists across all the fields. The land of Maharajas is renowned for its invincible forts built by the Marwar and Amer rulers. Rajasthan delights you with intricate architecture built by the Shekhavats and the Osian kings. No other region in the country assembles the many paradoxes of India, as does the desert land of Rajasthan. By far Rajasthan is the most colourful region in India.

The land of royalties has written significant chapters in Indian history. Featuring varied landscapes of arid deserts, sylvan hilly terrain and a vibrant green plain, Rajasthan has been a muse for artists across all the fields. The land of Maharajas is renowned for its invincible forts built by the Marwar and Amer rulers. Rajasthan delights you with intricate architecture built by the Shekhawats and the Osian kings. From the grim, impregnable forts of the kingdoms of Marwar and Amber to the delicate frescoes and screen work of Shekhawats and the desert city of Jaisalmer, the jewels of India are diverse and dramatic in this region.

The land of royalties has written significant chapters in Indian history. Featuring varied landscapes of arid deserts, sylvan hilly terrain and vibrant green plains; Rajasthan has been a muse for artists across all the fields. The land of Maharajas is renowned for its invincible forts built by the Marwar and Amer rulers. Rajasthan delights you with intricate architecture built by the Shekhavats and the Osian kings. No other region in the country assembles the many paradoxes of India, as does the desert land of Rajasthan. By far Rajasthan is the most colourful region in India.

The Himalayan province is known across India for its pleasant early summer climate, mountain peaks, stunningly beautiful landscapes and cool mountain streams. Manali is the premier hill station in the Kullu valley, whose splendour lies in the ever flowing Beas river with conifer gradients and crop orchards hiking up to the snow clad knolls of the Himalayas. With skyscraping mountains bounded by blizzards and deep rock spread ravines, Manali presents a distinguished holiday spot for all. The chunky afforests with cool gentle winds, vast expansion of meadows, small quaint settlements and lovely orchards, give a majestic look to the serene ambience of Manali.

Uttarakhand is blessed with magnificent glaciers, majestic snow-clad mountains, gigantic and ecstatic peaks, valley of flowers, skiing slopes and dense forests. Nestled into the hidden ridge in the shadow of the sacred Nanda Devi Range, The Kumaon (the administrative division of Uttarakhand) offers, a private mountain retreat situated in the heart of nature. Uttarakhand offers trekking, rafting, camping, bungee jumping, mountaineering, wildlife tours, jungle safari, bird watching, paragliding, skiing and much more.

Uttarakhand is blessed with magnificent glaciers, majestic snow-clad mountains, gigantic and ecstatic peaks, valley of flowers, skiing slopes and dense forests. Nestled into the hidden ridge in the shadow of the sacred Nanda Devi Range, The Kumaon (the administrative division of Uttarakhand) offers, a private mountain retreat situated in the heart of nature. Uttarakhand offers trekking, rafting, camping, bungee jumping, mountaineering, wildlife tours, jungle safari, bird watching, paragliding, skiing and much more.

Uttarakhand is blessed with magnificent glaciers, majestic snow-clad mountains, gigantic and ecstatic peaks, valley of flowers, skiing slopes and dense forests. Nestled into the hidden ridge in the shadow of the sacred Nanda Devi Range, The Kumaon (the administrative division of Uttarakhand) offers, a private mountain retreat situated in the heart of nature. Uttarakhand offers trekking, rafting, camping, bungee jumping, mountaineering, wildlife tours, jungle safari, bird watching, paragliding, skiing and much more.

Uttarakhand is blessed with magnificent glaciers, majestic snow-clad mountains, gigantic and ecstatic peaks, valley of flowers, skiing slopes and dense forests. Nestled into the hidden ridge in the shadow of the sacred Nanda Devi Range, The Kumaon (the administrative division of Uttarakhand) offers, a private mountain retreat situated in the heart of nature. Uttarakhand offers trekking, rafting, camping, bungee jumping, mountaineering, wildlife tours, jungle safari, bird watching, paragliding, skiing and much more.

Welcome to an enthralling tour to the four vibrant cities- Delhi, Agra, Jaipur and Gwalior, also known as 'The Golden Quadrangle'. Enjoy the trip that treasures the opulent vista of life and acquaint you with the cultural, historical and architectural hereditary magnificence of the royal city - Gwalior, the capital of India, the city of love - Agra and the pink city, Jaipur.

Lofty mountain peaks, snow-fed rivers and restless waterfalls, welcome you to a land whose beauty epitomizes the word 'divine'. This majestic state is blessed with magnificent glaciers, majestic snow-clad mountains, gigantic and ecstatic peaks, valley of flowers, skiing slopes and dense forests. Comprising of 14 hilly districts of the state of Uttar Pradesh, the newly formed state of Uttarakhand is one of the most popular tourist destinations in India.

Welcome to Uttarakhand, a land of lofty mountain peaks, snow-fed rivers and restless waterfalls, whose beauty epitomizes the word 'divine'. Rightly termed as 'Devabhoomi' or the 'Abode of the Gods', a tour to Uttarakhand reveals the exotic secrets of nature, while enriching visitors to a culture that is one of the richest in the world. This place offers trekking, rafting, camping, bungee jumping, mountaineering, wildlife tours, jungle safari, bird watching, paragliding, skiing and many more such activities.

Lofty mountain peaks, snow-fed rivers and restless waterfalls, welcome you to a land whose beauty epitomizes the word 'divine'. This majestic state is blessed with magnificent glaciers, majestic snow-clad mountains, gigantic and ecstatic peaks, valley of flowers, skiing slopes and dense forests. Comprising of 14 hilly districts of the state of Uttar Pradesh, the newly formed state of Uttarakhand is one of the most popular tourist destinations in India.

Haridwar, also termed as 'Gateway to Gods' is one of the seven holy cities in India. It is the gateway to the four pilgrimages of Uttarakhand and also the starting point on the journey to the sacred sources of the Ganges and the Yamuna Rivers. Haridwar is also one of the four places, where Kumbh Mela occurs after rotation of every twelve years and Ardh Kumbh after every six years.

Uttarakhand, a land of lofty mountain peaks, snow-fed rivers and restless waterfalls, whose beauty epitomizes the word 'divine'. Rightly termed as 'Devabhoomi' or the 'Abode of the Gods', a tour to Uttarakhand reveals the exotic secrets of nature, while enriching visitors to a culture that is one of the richest in the world. This place offers trekking, rafting, camping, bungee jumping, mountaineering, wildlife tours, jungle safari, bird watching, paragliding, skiing and many more such activities.

Uttarakhand, a land of lofty mountain peaks, snow-fed rivers and restless waterfalls, whose beauty epitomizes the word 'divine'. Rightly termed as 'Devabhoomi' or the 'Abode of the Gods', a tour to Uttarakhand reveals the exotic secrets of nature, while enriching visitors to a culture that is one of the richest in the world. This place offers trekking, rafting, camping, bungee jumping, mountaineering, wildlife tours, jungle safari, bird watching, paragliding, skiing and many more such activities.

Uttarakhand is blessed with magnificent glaciers, majestic snow-clad mountains, gigantic and ecstatic peaks, valley of flowers, skiing slopes and dense forests. Nestled into the hidden ridge in the shadow of the sacred Nanda Devi Range, The Kumaon (the administrative division of Uttarakhand) offers, a private mountain retreat situated in the heart of nature. Uttarakhand offers trekking, rafting, camping, bungee jumping, mountaineering, wildlife tours, jungle safari, bird watching, paragliding, skiing and much more.

Udaipur, formerly the capital of the Mewar Kingdom, is a city in the western Indian state of Rajasthan. It is popular for its massive historic forts and palaces, museums, galleries, gardens, architectural temples, as well as traditional fairs and festivals. Several important places of Jain pilgrimage like the beautiful Ranakpur and Rishabhdeo Temples are also situated close to Udaipur. These temples are centuries old and adorned with intricate carvings.

Udaipur, formerly the capital of the Mewar Kingdom, is a city in the western Indian state of Rajasthan. It is popular for its massive historic forts and palaces, museums, galleries, gardens, architectural temples, as well as traditional fairs and festivals. Several important places of Jain pilgrimage like the beautiful Ranakpur and Rishabhdeo Temples are also situated close to Udaipur. These temples are centuries old and adorned with intricate carvings.

The land of royalties has written significant chapters in Indian history. Featuring varied landscapes of arid deserts, sylvan hilly terrain and vibrant green plains; Rajasthan has been a muse for artists across all the fields. The land of Maharajas is renowned for its invincible forts built by the Marwar and Amer rulers. Rajasthan delights you with intricate architecture built by the Shekhavats and the Osian kings. No other region in the country assembles the many paradoxes of India, as does the desert land of Rajasthan. By far Rajasthan is the most colourful region in India.

The land of royalties has written significant chapters in Indian history. Featuring varied landscapes of arid deserts, sylvan hilly terrain and vibrant green plains; Rajasthan has been a muse for artists across all the fields. The land of Maharajas is renowned for its invincible forts built by the Marwar and Amer rulers. Rajasthan delights you with intricate architecture built by the Shekhavats and the Osian kings. No other region in the country assembles the many paradoxes of India, as does the desert land of Rajasthan. By far Rajasthan is the most colourful region in India.

Jodhpur, the Blue City, is located on the edge of the Thar Desert, cradled by the massive Mehrangarh Fort on one side, and the stately Palace of Umaid Bhawan on the other. Dotted with monuments, temples and gardens, it is brimming with heritage and culture. Steeped in history, this city is seemingly stuck in a medieval era. There are countless festivities that celebrate the rich past and culture of this princely state. The annual Marwar festival is a brilliant example.

The land of royalties has written significant chapters in Indian history. Featuring varied landscapes of arid deserts, sylvan hilly terrain and vibrant green plains; Rajasthan has been a muse for artists across all fields. The land of Maharajas is renowned for its invincible forts built by the Marwar and Amer rulers. Rajasthan delights you with intricate architecture built by the Shekhavats and the Osian kings. From the grim, impregnable forts of the kingdoms of Marwar and Amber to the delicate frescoes and screen work of Shekhavati and the desert city of Jaisalmer, the jewels of India are diverse and dramatic in this region.

The land of royalties has written significant chapters in Indian history. Featuring varied landscapes of arid deserts, sylvan hilly terrain and vibrant green plains; Rajasthan has been a muse for artists across all fields. The land of Maharajas is renowned for its invincible forts built by the Marwar and Amer rul. ers. Rajasthan delights you with intricate architecture built by the Shekhavats and the Osian kings. From the grim, impregnable forts of the kingdoms of Marwar and Amber to the delicate frescoes and screen work of Shekhavati and the desert city of Jaisalmer, the jewels of India are diverse and dramatic in this region. .

The land of royalties has written significant chapters in Indian history. Featuring varied landscapes of arid deserts, sylvan hilly terrain and vibrant green plains; Rajasthan has been a muse for artists across all fields. The land of Maharajas is renowned for its invincible forts built by the Marwar and Amer rulers. Rajasthan delights you with intricate architecture built by the Shekhavats and the Osian kings. From the grim, impregnable forts of the kingdoms of Marwar and Amber to the delicate frescoes and screen work of Shekhavati and the desert city of Jaisalmer, the jewels of India are diverse and dramatic in this region.

The land of royalties has written significant chapters in Indian history. Featuring varied landscapes of arid deserts, sylvan hilly terrain and vibrant green plains; Rajasthan has been a muse for artists across all fields. The land of Maharajas is renowned for its invincible forts built by the Marwar and Amer rulers. Rajasthan delights you with intricate architecture built by the Shekhavats and the Osian kings. From the grim, impregnable forts of the kingdoms of Marwar and Amber to the delicate frescoes and screen work of Shekhavati and the desert city of Jaisalmer, the jewels of India are diverse and dramatic in this region.

The land of royalties has written significant chapters in Indian history. Featuring varied landscapes of arid deserts, sylvan hilly terrain and a vibrant green plain, Rajasthan has been a muse for artists across all the fields. The land of Maharajas is renowned for its invincible forts built by the Marwar and Amer rulers. Rajasthan delights you with intricate architecture built by the Shekhawats and the Osian kings. From the grim, impregnable forts of the kingdoms of Marwar and Amber to the delicate frescoes and screen work of Shekhawats and the desert city of Jaisalmer, the jewels of India are diverse and dramatic in this region.

Bikaner also known as 'Camel Country' was founded by Rao Bikaji, a Rathore prince way back in 1488. The city is famous for its sand dunes that are scattered throughout the district and is well known for its ancient palaces, sky touching forts, huge complex of ornate buildings, camel breeding farms as well as unique temples.

The land of royalties has written significant chapters in Indian history. Featuring varied landscapes of arid deserts, sylvan hilly terrain and vibrant green plains; Rajasthan has been a muse for artists across all the fields. The land of Maharajas is renowned for its invincible forts built by the Marwar and Amer rulers. The state delights you with intricate architecture built by the Shekhavats and the Osian kings. No other region in the country assembles the many paradoxes of India, as does the desert land of Rajasthan. It is the most colourful region in India.

The land of royalties has written significant chapters in Indian history. Featuring varied landscapes of arid deserts, sylvan hilly terrain and vibrant green plains; Rajasthan has been a muse for artists across all the fields. The land of Maharajas is renowned for its invincible forts built by the Marwar and Amer rulers. Rajasthan delights you with intricate architecture built by the Shekhavats and the Osian kings. From the grim, impregnable forts of the kingdoms of Marwar and Amber to the delicate frescoes and screen work of Shekhavati and the desert city of Jaisalmer, the jewels of India are diverse and dramatic in this region . By far Rajasthan is the most colourful region in India.

The land of royalties has written significant chapters in Indian history. Featuring varied landscapes of arid deserts, sylvan hilly terrain and vibrant green plains; Rajasthan has been a muse for artists across all the fields. The land of Maharajas is renowned for its invincible forts built by the Marwar and Amer rulers. Rajasthan delights you with intricate architecture built by the Shekhavats and the Osian kings..From the grim, impregnable forts of the kingdoms of Marwar and Amber to the delicate frescoes and screen work of Shekhavati and the desert city of Jaisalmer, the jewels of India are diverse and dramatic in this region.By far Rajasthan is the most colourful region in India.

The land of royalties has written significant chapters in Indian history. Featuring varied landscapes of arid deserts, sylvan hilly terrain
and vibrant green plains; Rajasthan has been a muse for artists across all the fields. The land of Maharajas is renowned for its
invincible forts built by the Marwar and Amer rulers. Rajasthan delights you with intricate architecture built by the Shekhavats and
the Osian kings. No other region in the country assembles the many paradoxes of India, as does the desert land of Rajasthan. By far
Rajasthan is the most colourful region in India.

Kashmir is known around the world for its unparalleled landscapes and is located 300 km away from Jammu. Situated in the Himalayas, the clear blue skies of this valley reveal the snow capped peaks that birth the streams and rivers as well as a woody abyss which surrounds the steep mountainous terrain.

Home to native flora like pine, deodar and chinar, the natural scenic landscapes can be best appreciated while taking a ride on a Shikara. The valley is resplendent with lush green slopes, tender meadows and a prairie of vibrant flowers.

Katra is a small town in Jammu and Kashmir; it is the gateway to the holy Vaishnodevi Temple - one of the divine Hindu temples dedicated to Goddess Adi Shakti. In Hinduism, Vaishno Devi, also known as Mata Rani, Trikuta and Vaishnavi, is a manifestation of the Mother Goddess. Located at an altitude of 5200 feet above sea level and at a distance of approximately 14 km from base camp of Katra, this is the second most visited religious site in India.

Kashmir is known around the world for its unparalleled landscapes and is located 300 km away from Jammu. Situated in the Himalayas, the clear blue skies of this valley reveal the snow capped peaks that birth the streams and rivers as well as a woody abyss which surrounds the steep mountainous terrain.

Home to native flora like pine, deodar and chinar, the natural scenic landscapes can be best appreciated while taking a ride on a Shikara. The valley is resplendent with lush green slopes, tender meadows and a prairie of vibrant flowers.

The Himalayan province is known across India for its pleasant early summer climate, mountain peaks, stunningly beautiful landscapes and cool mountain streams. Chandigarh is the best planned city in India, with architecture which is world-renowned, and a quality of life, which is unparalleled. Mandi, a popular commercial hub of Himachal Pradesh, is simply much more than that. Lying on the banks of River Beas, the hub also displays some old palaces and exquisite form of colonial architecture.

The Himalayan province is known across India for its pleasant early summer climate, mountain peaks, stunningly beautiful landscapes and cool mountain streams. Chandigarh is the best-planned city in India, with architecture which is world renowned and a quality of life, which is unparalleled. Mandi, a popular commercial hub of Himachal Pradesh, is simply much more than that. Lying on the banks of River Beas, Mandi also displays some old palaces and exquisite form of colonial architecture.

The Himalayan province is known across India for its pleasant early summer climate, mountain peaks, stunningly beautiful landscapes and cool mountain streams. Chandigarh is the best-planned city in India, with architecture which is world-renowned and a quality of life, which is unparalleled. Mandi, a popular commercial hub of Himachal Pradesh, is simply much more than that. Lying on the banks of River Beas, Mandi also displays some old palaces and exquisite form of colonial architecture.

The Himalayan province is known across India for its pleasant early summer climate, mountain peaks, stunningly beautiful landscapes and cool mountain streams. Chandigarh is the best planned city in India, with architecture which is world-renowned, and a quality of life, which is unparalleled. Mandi, a popular commercial hub of Himachal Pradesh, is simply much more than that. Lying on the banks of River Beas, the hub also displays some old palaces and exquisite form of colonial architecture.

Himachal Pradesh is a beautiful hill state in northern India, nestled in the western Himalayas. The state is landlocked with the Tibetan plateau to the east, Jammu and Kashmir to the north, and Punjab to the west. However, the state stands apart from its neighbors in terms of its sheer topographic diversity and breathtaking pristine natural beauty. From vast tracts of high-altitude Trans-Himalayan desert to dense green deodar forests, from apple orchards to cultivated terraces, from snowcapped high Himalayan mountain ranges to snow fed lakes and gushing rivers, Himachal has all of this and more.

Himachal Pradesh - the Himalayan province is known across India for its pleasant early summer climate, mountain peaks, stunningly beautiful landscapes and deliciously cool mountain streams. It is known for its natural environment, hill stations, and temples. Himachal Pradesh was also known as Deva Bhumi (the land of the gods). This tour attempts to unfold the sublime beauty of the beautiful and state.

Dudhwa National Park is tucked between India and Nepal in the Terai region of Uttar Pradesh. Sprawling over an area of 810 square kilometres of grasslands, swamps and dense Sal forests, this park is a haven for numerous species of mammals, reptiles and birds. The Park is home to an estimated population of 1,500 swamp deer and 100 tiger.

Dudhwa National Park is tucked between India and Nepal in the Terai region of Uttar Pradesh. Sprawling over an area of 810 square kilometres of grasslands, swamps and dense Sal forests, this park is a haven for numerous species of mammals, reptiles and birds. The Park is home to an estimated population of 1,500 swamp deer and 100 tiger.

Dudhwa National Park is tucked between India and Nepal in the Terai region of Uttar Pradesh. Sprawling over an area of 810 square kilometres of grasslands, swamps and dense Sal forests, this park is a haven for numerous species of mammals, reptiles and birds. The park is home to an estimated population of 1,500 swamp deer and 100 tigers.

Escape into the mountains, with untold stories . The mesmerising town of Dalhousie holds many secrets of Himachal and Dharamshala. Delve into a piece of heaven at the gateway to Kangra valley. Who knew the camp at Dharamshala could be this fancy! Experience the inner peace in luxurious comfort at the foothills of the snowy Dhauladhars and let the mountains engulf your very being.

Besides Dharamshala's reputation as a major hill station in Himachal, the place is widely visited for its association with the Spiritual Guru Dalai Lama. Experience your stay in first of its kind luxury camp in Dharamshala; nestled in the foothill of the snowy Dhauladhars in the beautiful Kangra Valley of Himachal Pradesh.

With pine and deodar forests and tea gardens encircling the town and numerous streams pouring in, Palampur is known for the enchanting combination of water and greenery.
Nestled between the majestic Dhauladhar Ranges, Palampur is known the world over for its tea plantations and its fine quality of tea. Palampur was first noticed by the Englishmen and was soon turned into a bustling town as the centre of trade and commerce. Their presence in this town is beautifully reflected in the Victorian style mansions and castles.

Dharamshala, located in the scenic valleys of Kangra in Himachal Pradesh is a panaromic hill station with Dhauladhar ranges and thick deodar forests in the background . It is one of the picturesque destination popular among the tourists visiting Himachal.

Formerly known as the Land of the Kings, Rajasthan is a beautiful example of India's age-old opulence and grandeur, traces of which still linger in the air of this state. One of the most colourful and vibrant states in the country, with a heady blend of culture, history, music, cuisine and people welcoming you with smiling faces, falling in love with Rajasthan doesn't take much time. Rajasthan has more history than the entire country put together - it is the realm of erstwhile Maharajas and their lavish palaces and majestic forts. Rajasthan is steeped in a past filled to the brim with honour, chivalry and heroism. Golden-sand deserts, traditional handicrafts, an authentic cuisine and awe-inspiring palaces all contribute to making Rajasthan an ideal vacation spot.

Welcome to an enthralling tour to the three vibrant cities Delhi, Agra and Jaipur, also known as the Golden Triangle. Enjoy the trip that treasures the opulent vista of life! Allow the trip to acquaint you with the architectural hereditary in the magnificence of the capital of India, the city of love Agra and the pink city, Jaipur.

Kashmir is known around the world for its unparalleled landscapes and is located 300 km away from Jammu. Situated in the Himalayas, the clear blue skies of this valley reveal the snow-capped peaks that birth the streams and rivers as well as a woody abyss which surrounds the steep mountainous terrain.

Home to native flora like pine, deodar and chinar, the natural scenic landscapes can be best appreciated while taking a ride on a Shikara. The valley is resplendent with lush green slopes, tender meadows and a prairie of vibrant flowers.