Dream Destination: India

Realizing the vibrancy and dynamism of the industry we have constituted our board with a vision for the future.
India has always been a country that fascinated people from all over the world. It is a country of Maharajas & Rajas. It has got it's strong history and it is also very rich in it's own culture & customs. It offers an impressive variety of folk dance & music as it has 25 states. All states have it's own precious religion & language, festivals. People come in search of adventure & fortune & some in search of Beauty & pleasure of ancient India. Over a million foreign tourists visit India every year & the number keeps on increasing. 
We also arrange Hotel booking in various parts of India we have been retained by many luxury conformable Hotels deluxe to Five Star like Taj Group , Welcome Group, Quality Inn Group, Usha Group of Hotels, Raheja Group Joypee Hotels, Leela Group and many other leading hotels through out India.
We have indepth knowledge of the subcontinent of India. We specialize in organizing tours to tourist destinations within India like Delhi, The incomparable Taj Mahal at Agra, Megestic fort city Gwalior, Rajputana, Jodhpur, Chithor, Romantic city of Jaipur(Pink City), Bikaner, Udaipur, Jaisalmer. We also offer you beautiful destination in south India like Bangalore, Madurai, Chennai, Kodaikanal, Ooty, Thiruvanthampuran, Mysore, Cochin.
We also organize to destination outside  India like Nepal, Thailand, Bangkok, Singapore, Mauritius, Newzealand and Africa. In travel trade for more than a decade and half and backed by professionals we strive to satisfy specific and exclusive travel needs of our customers.
Delhi, Chennai, Calcutta & Mumbai are four metropolitan cities of India. Delhi, Agra & Jaipur are golden triangle of 
North India. "Taj Mahal" , the symbol of love is located in Agra & Bhubaneshwar, Konark & Puri are golden triangle of Orissa.

We wish to offer our services in order to make your holiday an exciting and memorable one for life time

B H U B A N E S W A R

"The City of Temples" It is a well planned modern city of the East and also Capital of Orissa. Bhubaneshwar can well be made a base for Orissa's Tourist Triangle - The other two being Puri and Konark. The city has a historic past with monuments and temples from 3 B.C. to 16 A.D., the famous temples being Lingaraj, Raja Rai and Mukteshwar.

K O N A R A K

Connected to Puri by the 33 km beach - road called "The Marine Drive" is Konark, famous for the Sun Temple - a stunning symbol of religious architecture. The 13th Century Temple was designed in the shape of a colossal chariot, carrying the Sun God, Surya pulled by seven horses. The 24 giant wheels of the chariot symbolise the division of time. Erotic art depicting union of love covers a major part of the temple area.

J A I P U R  -  THE PINK CITY

Jaipur - The Pink City & State capital of Rajasthan is four hours travel by train from Delhi. Rajasthan (state of India) is proud of its many heritage properties (Havelis/ Palaces) converted into Heritage Hotels. Rich Indian History, heritage and craftsmanship drapes this once sandy state and is the most popular holiday circuit. It could be combined with Agra (The Golden Triangle) or seen as a part of the complete Rajasthan Circuit. Other famous places are Udaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, Bikaner & Ajmer where the Pushkar Cattle Festival is held every year.

U D A I P U R  -  THESE SERENE VALE

The beautiful city of lakes, palaces and fountains, Udaipur is sited on three lakes - Pichola, Fateh Sagar and Udai Sagar. Magnificent palaces turned into hotels provide a stay that is unequalled anywhere in the world. The city Palace overlooking lake Pichola has been converted into a museum. Some French Impressionist painter called Udaipur the "Versailles" of the desert.

J O D H P U R  -  THE DESERT CITY

Amidst the burning sands of the Thar Desert, is Jodhpur, the city of forts. Dominating and straddling the rocky eminence is the Jodhpur Fort, its sheer vertical walls reflecting the strength of its warrior - builders. The formidable fort is entered through seven gates and encloses several palaces interspersed with vast courtyards. The walled city is studded with Lakes, Palaces and Temples.

J A I S A L M E R  -  CITY WITHIN A FORT

Set in the lonely silence of the desert is Jaisalmer - an architectural dream. In the lean cobbled alleys of this citadel city lie a cluster of havelis (mansions) with stone carvings & lattice work of breath - taking intricacy. There are several Jain Temples in and around the city. The ideal time to visit Jaisalmer is January and February when the Annual Desert Festival takes place.

B I K A N E R - THE CAMEL COUNTRY

Bikaner, a true desert city in a camel country lies to the North of the state of Rajasthan. This city dotted with many sand dunes is renowned for the best riding camels in the world. Besides riding, the ship of the desert is used for pulling heavy carts transporting grains and working on wells. The wells of Bikaner, built on high plinths with slender minaret towers are another attraction.

K O T A - THE CHAMBAL MAGIC

Along the River Chambal in Southern Rajasthan lies Kota, providing an amazing contrast of the medieval age and modern industrialisation. Impressive forts, palaces and temples retain the past glory of this otherwise industrial heartland of Rajasthan. An old palace overlooks the Kota Barrage and the commanding Kota Fort provides a splendid view of the Chambal Valley Project with its many dams.

B U N D I - THE UNDISCOVERED SPLENDOUR

Bundi, a small but beautiful town with immense historic wealth, lies 36 kms from Kota. Bundi is surrounded by the Aravalli Hills on three sides and is circumscribed by a massive wall with four gateways. The picturesque lake in the heart of the town is surrounded by forts, palaces, havelis, temples and intricately carved stone idols and "Chhatris" (Cenotaphs).

B H A R A T P U R - THE WINGED SANCTUARY

Bharatpur lies 55 kms by road from Agra on the Jaipur highway. It is connected to other major cities like New Delhi. It is visited mainly for the Keoladeo "Ghana National Park". Every year the rare Siberian Cranes come to spend the winter at this Bird Sanctuary. The fort at Bharatpur is different than other forts as it is void of carvings and ornamentation. A brief stopover at the sanctuary, enroute to Jaipur is generally on the itinerary.

Located along the Western Ghats of the Deccan Plateau are three main States - Gujarat, Maharashtra and Goa.

M A H A R A S H T R A

Adjoining the Southern end of Gujarat is Maharashtra (Great Country !) a major gateway for overseas visitors. Mumbai (Originally Bombay) is the Commercial Capital which provides excellent connections to other tourist destinations such as Aurangabad & Goa. Aurangabad is a small town which is famous for the nearby Ajanta & Ellora Caves, which are a marvel in rock sculpture and a congregation of Temples and Monasteries.

A U R A N G A B A D

A city founded by the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb as his viceregal capital in the Deccan, serves as the base to explore the famous Ajanta & Ellora caves. Paintings and images created by the artists of the 5th Century A.D. at Ajanta illustrate major events in the life of Buddha. The town of Aurangabad has some interesting monuments too such as Bibi ka Maqbara and the Pan Chakki (a 17th Century water-mill). Excursions from Aurangabad include Daulatabad, an old Hindu Fortress which became the second capital of the Delhi Sultanate in 14th A.D. This lies enroute to the Ellora cave temples having 34 caves. It is conveniently accessible by air from Delhi and Udaipur.

K E R A L A

The land of back waters has become one of the most popular Inbound Tourist Destinations. Float along the narrow backwaters lined by Coconut Groves - an experience of a lifetime. Kovalam beach is one of the finest beaches here. At the Southern tip of this state & India is Kanya Kumari - the confluence of three seas Bay of Bengal, Arabian Sea and The Indian Ocean.

T A M I L   N A D U

The gateway to sunny South India is Chennai (earlier Madras). Mahabalipuram, 85 kms. South of Chennai, also known as seven pagodas has a pleasant seaside resort. Temple cities such as Kanchipuram and Tiruchirapalli are a repository of rich Indian heritage. Madurai, the city of festivals is built around the famous Meenakshi Temple which is the abode of Lord Shiva and his spouse Meenakshi. Pondicherry is yet another important destination famous for the Auroville Ashram.

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.

L E H

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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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A G R A

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 .

R A J A S T H A N

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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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Ladakh, a separate province of state of Jammu and Kashmir, is distinct in its culture and topography. It is a high altitude cold desert and the region is part mountain and part flat terrain. Leh, the capital is located at an altitude of 3,300 mtrs.- 11,500 ft above m.s.l. The landscape is glorious but stark - the surrounding mountains are painted in colours that only nature can choose. The region is predominantly Buddhist and several important Buddhist Monasteries are where the venturesome go for river rafting and for exhilarating treks. The clean dry air, magnificent scenery and the hospitality of the Ladakhis make this holiday truly memorable and different.

E A S T E R N  I N D I A

The Eastern Belt of India offers a very unique and unexploited combination of Beaches, Temples, Islands and beautiful Hills. "The crowning glory of the East", the famous Sun Temple at Konark and the lavish Jagannath Temple at Puri offer the spiritual and visual experiences which are par excellence.This Destination is accessible by Air till Bhubaneshwar, these two Temples can also be reached by train from India's metropolitan cities, the closest being Calcutta. A few hill stations, which are popular family destinations, are Darjeeling, Gangtok and Kalimpong.

B H U B A N E S W A R

"The City of Temples" It is a well planned modern city of the East and also Capital of Orissa. Bhubaneshwar can well be made a base for Orissa's Tourist Triangle - The other two being Puri and Konark. The city has a historic past with monuments and temples from 3 B.C. to 16 A.D., the famous temples being Lingaraj, Raja Rai and Mukteshwar.

K O N A R A K

Connected to Puri by the 33 km beach - road called "The Marine Drive" is Konark, famous for the Sun Temple - a stunning symbol of religious architecture. The 13th Century Temple was designed in the shape of a colossal chariot, carrying the Sun God, Surya pulled by seven horses. The 24 giant wheels of the chariot symbolise the division of time. Erotic art depicting union of love covers a major part of the temple area.

C E N T R A L  I N D I A

Central India has the largest Indian State Madhya Pradesh. It has a combination of temple towns like Gwalior, Orchha, Shivpuri & Jhansi which are also famous for old Royal Forts. But what the state is really proud of, are the two wildlife sanctuaries namely, Kanha and Bandhavgarh, famous for the White Tiger.

G W A L I O R

Situated in the northern most part of Madhya Pradesh is the legendary city, Gwalior, famous for its gigantic 15th century fort, which tells the tales of valour and chivalry. The fort built on a hill top dominates the city. It is a good take-off point for excursions to small but interesting destinations.

O R C H H A

Enchantingly beautiful, is the Palace Town of Orchha (11 kms South of Jhansi). It was once a very powerful state of the region and was ruled by Bir Singh Deo in the 17th Century who later built the Jhansi Fort.

K H A J U R A H O

It is the most popular destination among foreign tourists besides Taj Mahal. It is famous for its exotic, beautiful temples with erotic love sculptures. The 22 remaining temples are located within an area of 8 sq. kms. The Khajuraho museum is located within the area of Western Group of temples. The ideal time to see the temples is at sunrise, as the early morning sun rays fall on the sculptures. Khajuraho is connected to major cities like Delhi by air and can form a part of an itinerary partly by road and rail visiting Gwalior, Orchha Shivpuri and Jhansi.

N A T I O N A L  P A R K S

Ranging between the low hills of Hoshangala and Mahadeo Hills are the forests of one of India's best wild-life sanctuaries, "Kanha National Park". Teeming with a large species of wildlife such as leopard, deer and wild cats, the park is also famous for the Indian Bison, the Gaur, whose presence makes even a tiger take a detour. Close to Kanha is the Bandhavgarh National Park which is the home of the same rare species of wildlife. They are approachable by road from Jabalpur (overnight train journey from Delhi) or Nagpur (connected by air from Delhi).

C E N T R A L  I N D I A

Central India has the largest Indian State Madhya Pradesh. It has a combination of temple towns like Gwalior, Orchha, Shivpuri & Jhansi which are also famous for old Royal Forts. But what the state is really proud of, are the two wildlife sanctuaries namely, Kanha and Bandhavgarh, famous for the White Tiger.

G W A L I O R

Situated in the northern most part of Madhya Pradesh is the legendary city, Gwalior, famous for its gigantic 15th century fort, which tells the tales of valour and chivalry. The fort built on a hill top dominates the city. It is a good take-off point for excursions to small but interesting destinations.

O R C H H A

Enchantingly beautiful, is the Palace Town of Orchha (11 kms South of Jhansi). It was once a very powerful state of the region and was ruled by Bir Singh Deo in the 17th Century who later built the Jhansi Fort.

K H A J U R A H O

It is the most popular destination among foreign tourists besides Taj Mahal. It is famous for its exotic, beautiful temples with erotic love sculptures. The 22 remaining temples are located within an area of 8 sq. kms. The Khajuraho museum is located within the area of Western Group of temples. The ideal time to see the temples is at sunrise, as the early morning sun rays fall on the sculptures. Khajuraho is connected to major cities like Delhi by air and can form a part of an itinerary partly by road and rail visiting Gwalior, Orchha Shivpuri and Jhansi.

N A T I O N A L  P A R K S

Ranging between the low hills of Hoshangala and Mahadeo Hills are the forests of one of India's best wild-life sanctuaries, "Kanha National Park". Teeming with a large species of wildlife such as leopard, deer and wild cats, the park is also famous for the Indian Bison, the Gaur, whose presence makes even a tiger take a detour. Close to Kanha is the Bandhavgarh National Park which is the home of the same rare species of wildlife. They are approachable by road from Jabalpur (overnight train journey from Delhi) or Nagpur (connected by air from Delhi).

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