Chennai, formerly a fishing village is now the capital city of Tamil Naidu and often referred to as the Gateway of South India. History, legend, arts, architectures, beaches and backwaters, Chennai is among India’s four biggest cities waiting to be discovered. Overlooked by the Arabian Sea, Chennai boasts of gleaming shoreline, an overwhelming range of water sports and romantic sunset and sunrise view. This vibrant city always remains close to the hearts of vacationers augmenting Chennai tourism. An economic powerhouse, it is the first city in India to have a vast network of Wi-Fi. Notorious for the second longest beach in the world that is Marina beach, Chennai will surprise you. The Chennai, Kanchipuram, Mahabalipuram tour is quite popular that offer visitors a unique spiritual flavor to relish. Historical attractions in the city display a convolute of rich traditions & cultures. The warm, friendly people and quaint scenery allure vacationers from far and wide who keep pouring into the city.

Jaipur the capital city of Rajasthan is first ever planned cities, according to Indian Vastu Shastra. Tightly sheathed in legends and myths, the city is an alluring concoction of the past and the future. The most distinguishing factors of the city are its mesmerizing monuments such as honeycomb Hawa Mahal, the exquisite water palace Jal Mahal, a fairy tale like grand Amer Fort, towering Nahargarh Fort, and each one has a story to tell that makes a trip to Jaipur even more special. The state capital of Rajasthan, Jaipur is encompassed by the Aravali hills. A famous commercial hub the heritage city is much more developed compared to many others in Rajasthan. It was during the reign of Sawai Ram Singh, that Jaipur was painted pink during the grand welcome of the Prince of Wales. It is a color associated with the hospitality, and the pink color is retained by the residents even today. The city is a top priority on the itinerary of Golden Triangle Tour of India that is entitled to be a most preferred choice for tourist across the globe.

Nothing is more splendid than nature’s gorgeous creations and places that reserve this natural flora and fauna automatically become an appealing spot. Jim Corbett National Park is one such place that receives a massive footfall of globetrotters around the year because of its exotic wildlife and the thrilling experiences that the place offers. Situated in the Nainital district of Uttarakhand and renowned for being the First tiger Reserve in India, this wildlife sanctuary is home to a plethora of animals. While the endangered Royal Bengal Tiger is its major attraction, the place also boasts of other exotic inhabitants like Rhesus Macaque, Sambar, Nilgai, Asian Elephants, to name a few. Reptile enthusiasts can spot King Cobra, Pythons, Russell's viper, etc. during a wildlife safari in Corbett National Park and fish fanatics will be overwhelmed to see Kalimuchi, Kalabasu, Goonch and a variety of other fishes. But that’s not all! The park is also an enticing place for bird-watchers since a number of beautiful birds can be spotted here like Peacock, Jungle Fowl, Seagull, Drongo, Kalij pheasant, etc. With such a wide array of wildlife options and the absolutely stunning location comprising of thick forests, wildlife lovers can’t help but be enamoured by this place.

Goa is a paradisiacal place, drenched in history with an abundance of sightseeing attractions, and several unexplored aspects. Being a part of numerous settlements from across the world over several centuries, the culture of Goa is an amalgamation of Portugal and India. This is the land of high spirits, gorgeous beaches, legendary shacks and lavish parties invoking Goa tourism. Although it is a small state, the astounding number of bars surpasses the size of it as in total, there are about 7000 licensed Bars. In Goa, there are so many venues for entertainment that generate enough revenue for the Goans living in the state that makes about INR 192, 652 a year. This is enough to lead a comfortable existence in the state.

Varanasi is one of the world's oldest and holiest inhabited cities. An abode of Lord Shiva, it is situated on the banks of River Ganges. Thousands of pilgrims throng to the ghats to wash away sins in the sacred waters of Ganga. Although Varanasi is the testimony of the great Hindu epics, like every other city in India, it hosts many religions. Muslims, Hindus, and Buddhists all live together in complete harmony. The city host more than a million tourists each year. A trip to Varanasi will offer you a glimpse into the city’s diversity, cramped into one space. A religious town Varanasi’s architecture is surreal too. The Ghats are surrounded by the large havelis with big domes from the Rajput era. Varanasi is home to one of the largest University Student Complexes In Asia, which includes the Banaras Hindu University. Apart from being a major hub for learning and culture, the university has also played an important role during the time of freedom movement in India.

The legacy of Mumbai continues to grow as the city keeps evolving. The city of architectural beauties and dazzling contrasts throws at you the great paradoxes and little joys at every turn. Whether it's Marine drive or the Juhu beach, nothing calms down distress soul better than the soothing sea breeze. Truly, the most cosmopolitan city in India, Mumbai displays the untold side of the charismatic state of Maharashtra. Visitors, who are charmed by this city’s attitude and inimitable spirit, book a Mumbai tour package to get a glance. And apart from exploring the Mumbai sightseeing, one can, also just get first-hand knowledge on the life of Mumbaikars.

Tourism Capital of Maharashtra, Aurangabad, is a very popular tourist destination. Home to numerous historical attractions the city boast of rustic charm. The city is named after the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb and it offers visitors a countless Heritage site. Encircled by many tourist places, it is a rocky plateau area with many caves and the most famous is Ajanta - Ellora Caves that takes all the limelight. To know about Aurangabad visit the majestic city and delve into the beauty of a bygone era. One of the remarkable features of Aurangabad, that make it stand out from the other cities in Maharashtra is its 52 gates. Due to the existence of these ancient gates the city has earned itself a name ‘City of Gates’. Some of the fascinating monuments that one can witness are Bibi-qa-Maqbara, Daulatabad Fort and the tomb of Aurangzeb. Other great places to visit are the Gautala Wildlife Sanctuary, Panchakki, and Ghrishneshwar Temple.

India is vast and beautiful and North India is no exception that embraces its visitors with open arms. The cultural diversity, geographical grandeur, culinary delights and historical heritage of north region amaze you. With countless tourist attractions, North India guarantees some of the best travel destinations. Testimony to great empires that flourished in this region has left their imprints of the age-old beauty of the magnificent palaces with amazing architecture. Book a tour package under North India that unleashes the gaiety of the region's festivals that is an essential part of Indian culture. Mathura is popular among those wishing to witness the colorful festival of India. Likewise, Rajasthan is the biggest host of the largest cattle fair in the world and Surajkund Mela held on the outskirts of Delhi is another extravaganza affair the takes the limelight. Popular hill-stations of North India like Shimla, Manali, and Nainital in Uttarakhand abounds in natural beauty where travelers seeking a respite from the maddening city life can head to.

A modern metropolis, Bangalore is the technology hub and a birthplace of biggest IT giants in India. Also known as Bengaluru, it is the capital of Karnataka captioned as the silicon valley of India. Being the fifth largest city in the country, it is the fastest growing, with a plethora of attractions and high tech industries. Every inch a cosmopolitan town, it is well known for its bar culture and has the highest number of pubs in Asia. Those who book Bangalore tour package gets a golden opportunity to discover that pleasure aspect of the city. It's buzzing relaxed and liberal atmosphere makes it a perfect pick for exploring the beautiful temples and reminiscent palaces of the Deccan.

Chennai, formerly a fishing village is now the capital city of Tamil Naidu and often referred to as the Gateway of South India. History, legend, arts, architectures, beaches and backwaters, Chennai is among India’s four biggest cities waiting to be discovered. Overlooked by the Arabian Sea, Chennai boasts of gleaming shoreline, an overwhelming range of water sports and romantic sunset and sunrise view. This vibrant city always remains close to the hearts of vacationers augmenting Chennai tourism. An economic powerhouse, it is the first city in India to have a vast network of Wi-Fi. Notorious for the second longest beach in the world that is Marina beach, Chennai will surprise you. The Chennai, Kanchipuram, Mahabalipuram tour is quite popular that offer visitors a unique spiritual flavor to relish. Historical attractions in the city display a convolute of rich traditions & cultures. The warm, friendly people and quaint scenery allure vacationers from far and wide who keep pouring into the city.

Udaipur is a beautiful and lush region amidst the desert areas of Rajasthan surmounted by jagged Aravalli Hills. Previously known as Mewar, Udaipur possesses historic importance. Labeled as the Land of Lakes, the city’s beauty lies in the waters as the name implies. The top attractions in Udaipur enchant tourists with its beautiful architecture and vibrant culture. The Venice of East, Udaipur is undoubtedly a dream destination for all. A fascinating blend of sights, heritage, and culture, it lures tourists from all over the world. Udaipur palaces elucidate the true luxury of the centuries-old Mewar culture. Lake Palace converted into a hotel now, is the major highlight, which is located in the center of Lake Pichola. Speaking of the forts these are the reminder of the city’s glorious past, which served the royalty of Mewar and until now they stand tall as the pride of the city.