The heart throb of Mughal Emperors and the capital of India, New Delhi lies in the heart of Northern India. Abode of the Gods, the Northern part of India houses the mighty Himalayan Ranges with numerous religious sites. Birth place of many rivers such as the Ganges, Yamuna, and the five rivers of Punjab, Northern India has many Hill Stations, Trekking Routes, Wildlife Sanctuaries and Adventure Sports to its credit. There's something interesting for everyone be it Religion, Culture, Heritage, Adventure or even for those looking for a quiet holiday in serene surroundings. The popular amongst the holiday destinations are New Delhi, Agra, Jaipur and the Rajasthan Circuit, Varanasi, Khajuraho, Amritsar and Leh.

The vibrant capital city has a fascinating past and a stimulating present. It has seen the rise and fall of numerous dynasties which have left deep impressions on this old, yet new city. Delhi gives the chance of viewing and contrasting the pre and post - independence cultures that are prevalent in different parts of the city. Spare your maximum time for the Capital City because there's so much to experience and feel.

Travel to Leh is recommended between May to September. Visit the famous Hemis Monastery, Spituk Village, Khardung La (the highest motorable pass in the world listed in the Guinness Book of World Records) , Nubra Valley, the ultimate geographic picture and many such areas visited only by a lucky few.

Leh, the main town of the region, is dominated by Sengge Namgyal's nine-storey Palace, a building in the grand tradition of Tibetan architecture, said to have inspired the famous Potala in Lhasa, which was built half a century later. Above it, on Namgyal Tsemo, the peak overlooking the Woen, are the ruins of the earliest royal residence at Leh, a fort built by King Tashi Namgyal in the 16th century. The associated temples remain intact, but they are kept locked except during the morning and evening hours when a monk toils up the hills from Sankar Gompa to attend to the butter-lamps in front of the images.
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Agra, the city of the one and only, famous "Taj Mahal" forms a part of the famous "Golden Triangle" of India, the other two cities being Delhi and Jaipur. It is connected to Delhi by road (204 Kms, a journey of 4 hours) a 40 min flight by Indian Airlines and a 2 hrs. journey by luxury train. The "Taj Mahal", one of the wonders of the world, was built by Emperor Shahjahan in the memory of his beloved Queen Mumtaz Mahal. The most memorable and exhilarating experience is viewing the Taj on a moonlight night. The Agra Fort is like a city within a city, having palaces, mosques, bazaars, royal audience halls, gardens and parks. The most impressive parts of the fort are the "Diwan-e-Aam" (Hall of Public Audience) and "Diwan-e-Khaas" (Hall of Private Audience). This excursion into the past takes you to other interesting places around Agra such as Fatehpur Sikri, the Deserted Ghost City built by Akbar, the Great. It lies 37 Kms. west of Agra. Akbar abandoned Fatehpur Sikri due to shortage of water and moved to his new capital, Agra. There are two main gateways namely the SHAHI DARWAZA and the BULAND DARWAZA. The tall GATE OF VICTORY is visible for miles. The Gateway has a "Koranic" inscription. There are many stairs in front of the gateway enhancing its beauty .

Rajasthan, a true blend of heroism and romance, is a state set amidst desolate desert in the North West of India. "Rajputana" as it was known earlier, was the home of Rajputs, a group of warrior clans well known for their chivalry and honour akin to the European Knights. It is a land of superlatives- everything here is breathtakingly beautiful fascinating and impressive. There is a certain magic about travelling through Rajasthan, teeming with colour, joy and friendliness, that is unequalled by any other place in the world.
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One of the most sacred and spiritual places for Hindus. The old name of Varanasi is "Benaras". It is situated on the banks of the Holy River Ganga and is accessible by air and by overnight journey by train from Delhi. Do not miss the Boat Ride along the River Ganges. A good option is to visit Khajuraho Temples famous for their sculpted panels, bedlads in stone, considered as some of the most perfect creations of man.

The old city in Punjab traces the holiest of Sikh Shrines "The Golden Temple", with gold leaf dome. Do not forget to visit the "Jallianwala Bagh", where 300 innocent people were massacred during India's struggle for Independence.

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