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Since we tailor make your tour we have no minimum group size, and can offer complete flexibility in departure dates and tour duration. Internal transport and transfers are booked on an individual basis, and wherever possible you will have your own safari vehicle so ensuring a higher degree of flexibility and comfort for you.

The pre-historic caves of Ajanta and Ellora come as a surprise package for international tourists to India. Carved out of rocks in the middle of nowhere, Ajanta has 2Buddhist caves dating back to 2nd century

One of the most impressive Hindu cave temples dedicated to Lord Shiva, Elephanta Caves greet you with a Trimurti or an idol with three faces. Situated on a small island near Mumbai in Maharashtra

The Golden Temple of Amritsar in Punjab is one of the holiest pilgrimage places for Sikhs all over the world. Magnificent two-storied marble structure standing in the middle of the Sacred Pool called

Goa beaches are famous as most romantic and honeymoon destinations in India. Crowded around New Year due to its colorful and lively carnivals, raging nightlife and fun-filled parties

Haridwar and Rishikesh are two of the holiest pilgrimage places of Hindus, situated on the banks of sacred River Ganges. Haridwar is the last destination of Indo-Gangetic Plains and is a popular camp

Situated in the foothills of Himalayas, Jim Corbett National Park is famous for its population of tigers, leopards, and wild elephants. Flora and fauna at Corbett presents incredible biodiversity and lure tourists

Out of the original 85 granite and sandstone temples of Khajuraho, only 22 now survive. The second hottest tourist destination in India after Taj Mahal, Khajuraho Temples constitute a world heritage

Puri in Orissa is world renowned as one of Four Holy Pilgrimage Destinations or Char Dham Yatra of Hindus. The wide tropical beaches, sun rising and sinking in the Bay of Bengal

Situated in the geographical and cultural heart of India, Sanchi Stupa near Bhopal is one of the highlights of Madhya Pradesh Tourism. Steeped in history, Sanchi is a religious place that has

Situated in Central India, Mandu is in cultural and geographical heartland of the country called Madhya Pradesh. 283 km away from Bhopal, Mandu is known for its 10th century fortress of legendary

Situated on the banks of Holy Ganga, Varanasi is one of the oldest living cities of the world. One of the ancient seats of Hinduism, it is an important pilgrimage center of Hindus and Buddhists.

Agra, the city of Taj Mahal, sees mercury rising up to 48oC during summers. Hence, the best time to visit Taj Mahal is from October to March, when the massive marble wonder is not hot as a

Leh in Ladakh is pleasantly warm in summers with the highest temperature being only 25°C. However, winters are much longer and extend from September to May. The temperature during

The intoxicating combination of sun, sand and seas make beaches of India irresistible. Add to it ample opportunities for water sports such as surfing, water skiing, snorkeling, swimming

Couples and newlyweds find Himachal particularly charismatic and romantic during winters as they sit huddled in cold winters and gaze at the blushing sun. Nature creates romance

2510 km long, Holy River Ganges (popularly known as River Ganga in India) originates in southern Himalayas and flows all the way to Bay of Bengal. Indo-Gangetic Plains forms one of the most

Rajasthan is known for its royal heritage and luxury. Opulent luxury heritage hotels encapsulate traditions, culture and gracious hospitality with distinctive architectural styles that

The Great Thar Desert lies to the northwest of India, covering parts of Rajasthan and Gujarat. Summers in Thar Desert extend from April to June and the parched land under scorching desert

Central India tourism revolves around Khajuraho Temples and Sanchi Stupa in Madhya Pradesh, and Ajanta & Ellora Caves in Maharashtra. The Bandhavgarh, Kanha, Panna and Pench

One horned Indian Rhino might be one of the strongest animals in the world but it is rapidly losing the fight of survival. Today, it is restricted to the tall grasslands and marshes of Kaziranga

The majestic gait, agile body and powerful limbs of Royal Bengal Tigers inspire both awe and admiration in those who get a chance to see them roaming wild in their natural habitats.

Gujarat is known for its exceptionally rich cultural, industrial and natural heritage. The coastline of the state is 1290 km – longest in India and sport several beaches that are worth a visit.

God’s Own Country Kerala is blessed with paradisiacal natural and cultural heritage that works its magic to mind, body and soul of a person in several ways. Its gripping panoramas include over 1900

South India is as distinct from the North as the past is from the present. Conserving its cultural, architectural, artistic, literary, linguistic, traditional, and natural heritage with extreme precaution