provides a rich culturaor relaxation.

Covers a glimpse of royal India, through magnificent forts and palaces and of course, the Taj Mahal, considered to be the most beautiful building in the world.

We visit places with diverse cultures. From the ghats in holy Varanasi to mountainous splendors in Kathmandu and Pokhara, and the numerous attractions of Delhi.

This tour gives us a close look at some of India's famous temples, as we cover the holy cities of Varanasi, Bhubaneshwar, and Puri, before terminating at Calcutta, Eastern India's gateway city.

This is the most royal and comfortable journey imaginable, and besides the opulance and grandeur of the saloons we see famous forts and palaces in several cities of Rajasthan.

This is an extention of Palace on Wheels Tour

This is an extention of Palace on Wheels Tour

This tour provides a mix of historical monuments like Hawa Mahal and Qutab Minar, and colorful landscapes.

This is a relaxed tour and yet provldes enormous variety in terms of what we get to see. Palaces in Jaipur and Udaipur, the Taj Mahal in Agra, and the ghats in Varanasi are just some spots on the itinerary.

A tour that lets you experience hill cultures and see mighty Himalayan peaks like Kanchenjunga, and also visit famous temples in this tour spanning several cities in East India.

For those who do not like to travel in groups. You will savor the best of India and Nepal.

From Agra, City of the Taj, to the capital city of Delhi with its cross-cultures, to Kathmandu and Tiger Tops in Nepal for some excellent wildlife viewing, this tour provides us with great diversity and charm.

In Agra we admire the beautiful Taj Mahal, and in Khajuraho, the famous Chandela Temples. We see the bathing ghats at Varanasi, and see Nepalese culture in Kathmandu, before arriving in Delhi, which has so much to offer visitors.

The famous Taj Mahal and fort in Agra, impressive monuments in Delhi, the sights of cosmopolitan Bombay, and fun and frolic in Goa... all are included in this tour.

Trek to Kedarnath via Khatling glacier is one of the most beautiful and rewarding trek in The Himalayas. This 09 day trek follows the Bhilangna River to Khatling and then crosses a pass to reach Vasuki Tal and finally finishing at Kedarnath, the Abode of Shiva.

Starting from `Little Lhasa in India' the 05 day trek traverses from Dharamsala to Manali through Dhauladhar range and passes over Sach Pass (4500 mt).

Most easily accessible and beautiful trekking route in the Ladakh area. Green high altitude pasture land of Nimaling and three high passes between 4700 - 5100 mt are the highlight of this trek. This route also offers easy climbing possibilities like Kang Yatse (6400 mt) and Stok Kangri (6120 mt.).

Darjeeling is often refered to as the `Jewel in the crown'. Tiger Hill offers an unforgettable view of sunrise over Kanchenjunga range of mountains. Other attraction of this trip is a trek through bamboo and Rhododendron bushes of western Sikkim

Nestled in the upper reaches of Bhyunder Valley, Valley of Flowers has the largest concentration of wild Himalayan flowers. Over 225 varieties has been recorded in the valley which is spread over 20 sq. km. The other attraction of the this trek is day excursion to Hemkund Sahib (4000 mt.). Hemkund Sahin is one of the most sacred pilgrim centre for Sikh.

Across the trans Himalayas, this 10 day trek start from verdant green Kulu valley to Lahaul and finishing at cold & arid Padum, the formal capital of Zanskar region. The trek passes over few high passes over 5000 mt. offering panoramic view of the snow capped peaks

A high altitude trak passing over 5200 mt at Shingi La is a challenging proposition which offers many rewarding experience. The trek passes through some of the remotest village of the valley and gives an opportunity to feel the unique culture in this part of Himalayas. The trek finishes at Lamayuru and then proceed to Leh, the capital city of Ladakh region

An easy to medium grade trek follows the River Ganges to its source at Gaumukh, Gangotri Glacier. Starting from Gangotri, one of the main Hindu temple in the Himalayas dedicated to Goddess Ganga, a two day trek to Tapovan (4400 mt) is full of beautiful mountain views. Tapovan is also the base camp for many challenging mountaineering Expeditions.

At 3024 mt. Dodi Tal is a beautiful forest surrounded by forest. The lake is full of Golden Trout. Further this trek takes you to Yamunotri, one of the four sacred Hindu Dhams in Himalayas and the source of the River Yamuna.

A slow moving trip by bicycle covering places famous for Mughal and Rajputana architecture, including Taj Mahal, rural lifestyle and Keoladeo Bird Sanctuary (largest water bird sanctuary in Asia). You will be cycling for about 170 km through the heart & soul of Rajasthan.

Part journey to Mathura, Agra & Bharatpur by coach & rest by bicycle.

Riding on camel back and passing through the rolling sand dunes of Thar desert, the tour gives you an opportunity to look through the gallant history of Rajputana empire and the present life style of Rajasthani people. This involves about 65 km journey in 3 days on camel back

A shorter version of the full camel safari to different destinations than the Rajasthan Camel Safari

Passing over some of the highest motor able roads in the world like Baralacha La (4891 mt) and Tanglang La (5500 mt), this road journey is an expedition in itself. While Manali is Hindu dominated town full of greenery, Lahaul and Leh is cold desert, devoid of any major vegetation and dominated by Buddhists. This trip offers chance of visiting many monasteries as well as temples.

Very often referred as `Romance on Indo-Tibetan Highway', this safari follows the footsteps of traders of bygone era like Changspas and Tibetan. This trip take you to 1000 yr old monastery in Spiti known as `Ajanta of Himalayas'.

At 4555 mt, Tsomoriri is one of the most pristine high altitude clear water lake in the Ladakh area spanning through India and Tibet. The lake is surrounded by many high peaks and this lake is breeding ground for endangered bird species like Brahmni Duck.

Sighting of tiger in the wild is a chilling experience and this tour offers an excellent opportunity for this lifetime experience. You can view wildlife from close distance in finest tiger reserve of the world like Ranthambhore and Corbett.

Once known for White Tiger of Rewa, today Banhavgarh National park is renowned for highest density of Royal Bengal Tigers. After visiting the world famous 10th century Chandela temples of Khajuraho, dedicated to sublime love of humankind, proceed for exiting game viewing at Bandhvgarh & Kanha National Park.

Ganges, one of the most sacred river of India is lifeline of Northern India. Many civilization started on the banks of River Ganges. A journey through the river by boat gives insight into the life and culture of people settled on its banks. This 200 km journey culminates at Varanasi, unique and the oldest living city of the world.

A rich experience of the most visited place in India - the Taj Mahal. Experience the rich culture of Jaipur as part of the tour.

Timeless Ladakh ! Experience it in its natural splendor and the calming effect of its monasteries.

Enjoy the Taj Mahal, a cruise on the river Ganges as well as the famed Khajuraho temples in a well designed package.

Witness culturally enriched Rajasthan - its palaces, temples, forts - with a trip to the famous Ranthambore Game Sanctuary also.

The exquisite havelis with their amazing inlay work can only be seen to be believed. Capture a bygone era in this captivating tour.

Trace the footsteps that Buddha took centuries ago, to gain enlightenment.

A pan-Indian experience, this culturally rich tour goes through Bombay, Udaipur, Jaipur, Mt. Abu, Jodhpur and Delhi.

The Portuguese architecture in Goa, the Dutch influence in Cochin - experience a truly cross-cultural panorama of diverse styles.

Visit the famous Charminar in Hyderabad, the renowned rock-cut caves of Mahabalipuram and the tourist delights of Pondicherry.

id=CFF0&name=Face to Face with the Himalayas" style="TEXT-DECORATION: none" target=_top>The Himalayas and culture! Little known is the fact that the Himalayas have a culture of its own. Experience this rare aspect.

id=COS0&name=Orissa Splendor" style="TEXT-DECORATION: none" target=_top>Get in touch with the religious side of India while visiting the Sun Temple, the Konark Temple and famous Lord Jaganath Temple.

The exquisite temples of Madurai, Tanjore and Trichy give you an amazing experience of India's religious core.

See Fort St. George in Madras, the Brindavan Gardens in Mysore etc., - while soaking in the rich art scene.

BADRINATH, KEDARNATH, YAMUNOTRI & GANGOTRI - these four shrines are amongst the holiest of Hindu temples and are collectively called CHAR DHAM which are nestled in the picturesque settings of the Himalayas. Each situated above 3000 mt. is important from a religious as well as for scenic point of view. Get the real perspective.

Sikhism accepts the truth behind all religions, but is mainly concerned with inculcating devotion to God and service to humanity in its followers, with special emphasis on helping the poor and the needy. Get a glimpse behind this amazing religion with a tour of their religious centres at Amritsar, Delhi, H.P., Punjab, U.P., and Bihar.

A religion of wisdom, compassion, peace and reason that believe in universal truth equating all life forms on the earth, Buddhism was started in the 4th century BC and spread to many countries by disciples of Gautam Buddha, the founder. From Lumbini where Buddha was born, to Bodh Gaya where he attained enlightenment and Sarnath where he gave his first discourse, this package covers all these important milestones in his life.

The Fairy Queen takes the crown to be the oldest working steam locomotive in the world....an honour conferered on it by the Guinness Book of World Records on 13th Janurary'98. Built in 1855, this prestigious pristine beauty, that graced the National Museum, New Delhi is now running again. The celebrated creation of the British firm of Kitson, Thompson & Hewitson for the East Railway is indeed an exemplary "moving"experience !

The Royal Orient Express recaptures for you the resplendence of the days of Kings and Queens and replicates their safaris and royal visits to neighboring kingdoms. The train offers seven days of historic grandeur and regal self indulgence, with numerous sybaritic luxuries of the court recreated in the saloons. Decor tinged with gold dust, an overpowering sense of antiquity, the beauteous elements of traditional arts and crafts, the embroidered elaboration of the curtains, the picturesque carpets, the delicate crockery and the liveried attendants specially trained to offer you royal service once enjoyed by Kings and Queens...all combine to recreate the past for you.

Famed for its rhinos, this park also at the base of the Himalayas, now has a sizeable population of tigers, elephants, deers and bears also

Colorful kingfishers, graceful pelicans and rare Siberian cranes are amongst 375 species of birds found here.

This is probably one of the finest habitat for the Sambar Deer. Well known for the diurnal activity of its tigers, it is indeed a special place

A green world, rich in forests, little streams, undulating valleys and fascinating waterfalls, Nagarhole bubbles with varied animal life too.

Situated among sal & bamboo forests and open grasslands, Bandhavgarh has the largest tiger density in India. Also a birdwatcher's paradise.

Renowned for the conservation of the Swamp deer and Blackbuck, this "Kipling country" has beautiful meadows, plateaus and sal forests.

First ever tiger census in the world was carried in this national park. This park has about 140 species of birds apart from wide variety of animals. main animals are tiger, elephant, panther, leopard, wild boar and barking deer.

The Asiatic lion that once inhabited a wide stretch of land from Greece to India is today confined only to the stretch of land in the Sasan Gir.

Situated on the northern parts of the Aravali hills, Sariska declared a Tiger reserve in 1979 has a wide spectrum of wildlife

Nestling some very rare animals and birds, Bandipur National Park is a fascinating wildlife centre at the foothills of the Nilgiris.

Kabini, a scenic delight amidst the Karapur forest is a steep valley with rich forests, spectacular pools and abounds with wild animals.

Periyar is a scenic park comprising the watershed of a reservoir. It provides one of the finest habitat for Asiatic Elephants.

Spread over more than 340 sq. km of wet land, this park is the home of the one-horned Rhinoceros. It also attracts large numbers of migratory birds.

Lying at the foot of the Bhutan Hills, the park was established to protect the rhinoceros. It also has rich avifauna such as the Bengal florican.

Higher up in the snow clad ranges of Ladakh the elusive Snow Leopard lives in the company of brown bears, wild goats like the markhors and ibex. A very popular trekking route passes through this national park in Markha Valley.

Very close to Delhi, Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary is located around a small lake and is known for large number of resident and migratory water-birds like Sarus cranes, ruddy and shell-duck, graying and bar-headed geese, painted storks, coots and spoonbills Great Himalayan National Park, H.P. Situated in the Kulu Valley of Himachal Pradesh, this park has large variety of wild animals and birds like Snow leopard, mountain goat, yak, cranes, brown and black bears.

The sanctuary is situated among mixed and moist deciduous forests. It borders Bandipur National Park in Karnatka and Wynad sanctuary of Kerala. Main wild animals of this park are elephant, gaur, chital, sambar tiger, panther, sloth bear and wild dog.v

Situated among teak and bamboo grass forest, Dandeli Park provides an ideal habitat for tiger, elephant, gaur, leopard, chital, sambar, wilds boar, jackal etc.

A trading fair for cattle and camels in Janurary-Feburary, it is wonderful opportunity to catch up on rural life as owners from all over the state come to camp on the outskirts of Nagaur while they buy and sell animals. The hides of the animals cut into beautiful patterns are particularly interesting. Cock and bull fights, camel races, folk dances and music enhances the excitement of the fair.

Consisting mainly of sal forest and open grassland, this park has many variety of wild animals like tiger, elephant, gaur, chital, leopard, mouse deer, flying squirrel, mugger crocodile etc.

Situated among the estuarine mangrove forest, Sunderbans are most suitable habitat for tigers. Some important wild animals are tiger, saltwater crocodile, turtle and dolphins.

Close to Jaisalmer, this desert landscape of rolling sand dunes and sparse patches of scrubs has many exiting and interesting wild forms like desert cat, fox, caracal, gazelles, tawny eagle, short towed eagle, spotted eagle, kestrel and falcons.

On the Arabian Sea coast, this park has area of 457 sq. km. This park is famous for marine life, resplendent in its diversity of brilliant colors and species. A truly captivating experience that will leave you wondering at the richness that nature has on display.

Jaisalmer exercises immense charm, but with the staging of the annual Desert Festival (Janurary - Feburary), it has also become one of the more important events on the annual calender. Essentially, it is a showcase of the performing arts of the regions on the stretching sands around this desert citadel. A number of amusing events at the stadium include turban tying competitors and camel races.

Get away from the humdrum of everyday life.... Go on a spiritual renewal...

Take a break from your hectic schedule.. Relax and let you mind rid itself of life's tension in this invigorating environment...

Escape with your family from the scorching heat.... Take your family on a dream vacation in the lap of the Himalayas