Rajasthan, 'The Land Of Kings" is India at its exotic and colourful best. The destinations suggested below take us through a time machine a few Rajasthan tourism, tours to Rajasthan, Rajasthan tour travel, heritage travel in Rajasthan hundreds of years back in time. We find ourselves in extremely remote tribal areas of Rajasthan where life is as primitive as primitive can be. This enables us to witness tribal life at its best - in all its traditional colours and innocent hospitality… The highlight of the tour is stays in royal palaces, forts & castles - imposing buildings replete with luxury, character and Old World charm. Life outside these amazing buildings is a contrast. Life is very primitive and traditional; typical homes with mud plastered or cow dung plastered walls and hay thatched roofs; narrow lanes or trails broad enough only for camel carts or donkey carts; traditional costumes of men & women; primitive agricultural techniques of plough being drawn by men or bulls; traditional occupations of wood carving, block printing, pottery etc. For most people here, their world ends where the village ends. The village itself is self-sufficient; they have their local bazaar and a village temple with a village deity in it. - the deity is supreme and responsible for anything and everything that effect the day to day life of the natives.

The varied geo-climatic conditions of India support a wide variety of vegetation ranging from arid deciduous forests of Rajasthan to the indian wildlife sanctuaries, wildlife sanctuaries of india, national parks in india, kaziranga national park tourTropical Evergreen forests of Northeast India. This varied habitat supports a diverse range of wildlife unique to the respective forest type The game parks suggested below seek to achieve a twofold objective. First, they represent all the diverse forest kinds of India with the respective game they offer. Second, we have stressed on highlighting the big 4 of India - The Asian one horned Rhino, The Elephant, The Gaur (World's largest Ox) & The Tiger. Finally, each of the reserves listed below are very rich in bird life and billed to be a bird watchers paradise

Bhutan, 'the land of thunder dragons' is perhaps the most diverse and mysterious of all the Himalayan kingdoms, where for centuries a traditional Buddhist culture has thrived in isolation from the rest of the world. Bhutan is a land of contrasts, lush forested valleys, fortified monasteries and sacred virgin mountains. the warm smiles of people here make each moment a special one to remember. Bhutan is extremely secluded with a strict limit on the numbers of tourists who are allowed into the country. There are few cars, no cinemas, no television and a Royal decree that says that every new building should follow traditional architecture and everyone should wear the national costume. You will see men practicing the national sport of archery, women selling mushrooms from road side stalls and houses painted with colourful signs. Monasteries, markets, bazaars, breathtaking mountain passes; all this and a lot more against the backdrop of those stupendous mountains.

Nepal, popularly known as 'the abode of Gods' is a land of the world's highest mountain, the Everest, the fighting Gorkha soldiers, and the tigers of the southern Terai region. Nepal is the world's only Hindu Kingdom and finds itself squeezed between its two gigantic neighbours - India and China. Over a quarter of the country's land mass is over 9500' high and includes eight peaks over 26, 000'. In contrast, the green valley of Kathmandu and Pokhra provide the lushness you might expect from a location that is on the same latitude as Florida. Close to Katmandu are ancient cities of Patan and Bhaktapur with street markets, bazaars, colourful temples and ornate architecture.. Centuries of tradition, art and architecture are concentrated in this valley.

Delhi is a palimpsest, bearing the complexities, the contradictions, the beauty and the dynamism of a city where the past coexists with the present. Many dynasties ruled from here and the city is rich in the architecture of its monuments. Diverse cultural elements absorbed into the daily life of the city have enriched its character. Exploring the city can be a fascinating and rewarding experience.... India a land of snake charmers and magicians and the capital of this land of mysteries is Delhi. It is just not a city but it is a book-- a book that narrates the history of India. The city was built and destroyed seven times and has been witness to the various events, which has brought India through the history books. Seven times this city went through the pain of being built and rebuilt. Today as the capital of India Delhi is the seat of administration and the monuments which tell the saga of a bygone era stand there. These icons are testimony to the grandeur of past and also an attraction for the tourists. The charm of Delhi has attracted Emperors, Conquerors and poor in equally. It is correctly said that Delhi is a land of 'Dilwalas' or for people with heart. This phrase acquires a true colour when one goes around the lanes of Delhi.

For someone from the West, India provides an authentic adventure - stimulating, absorbing, daunting, sometimes moving and shocking. Here is one of the world's great dramas; an ancient, vast and crowded land committed to the most formidably challenging exercise in mass democracy. It is a spectacle in which hope, pride, paradox and uncertainty mingle and struggle. It is conducted on the whole, and to India's credit in the open. The lasting memories of the land are hospitality, kindness, good humor and generosity. Here is a society of over a 1000 million people, growing by a million a month, divided and united by language, caste, religion and regional loyalties. It has often been described as a functioning anarchy; and it is in many ways an amiable one, of marvelous fluidity and tolerance. Indeed, the true Indian motif is not the Taj Mahal, the elephant or the patient peasant behind the ox drawn plough. It is the crowd, the ocean of faces in the land of multitudes, endlessly stirring, pushing and moving. It is in this human circulation that one sees India's color, variety, busyness, and, senses also its power, vitality and grandeur.

A natural playground for wildlife viewing at its best, Africa has no match in our world. Here, the game have lived, loved, being hunted, and have revelled in making the continent their home. An incredible experience to see the animals living their lives, wallowing in the mud, play – acting with each other etc await the attention of the inquisitive visitor. Travel through Africa offers great moments for the camera as well, and, the experience uplifts your spirits. The game have no agenda. In some way, they behave in the same way as we would believe humans to do. Also, Africa is home to various tribes living here since time immemorial who enjoy a climate of freedom and peace in their daily lives.

Delhi is a palimpsest, bearing the complexities, the contradictions, the beauty and the dynamism of a city where the past coexists with the present. Many dynasties ruled from here and the city is rich in the architecture of its monuments. Diverse cultural elements absorbed into the daily life of the city have enriched its character. Exploring the city can be a fascinating and rewarding experience.... India a land of snake charmers and magicians and the capital of this land of mysteries is Delhi. It is just not a city but it is a book-- a book that narrates the history of India. The city was built and destroyed seven times and has been witness to the various events, which has brought India through the history books. Seven times this city went through the pain of being built and rebuilt. Today as the capital of India Delhi is the seat of administration and the monuments which tell the saga of a bygone era stand there. These icons are testimony to the grandeur of past and also an attraction for the tourists. The charm of Delhi has attracted Emperors, Conquerors and poor in equally. It is correctly said that Delhi is a land of 'Dilwalas' or for people with heart. This phrase acquires a true colour when one goes around the lanes of Delhi.

Asia is more than just a continent. A world of its own where traditional existence is still a way of life with ancient civilizations and past secrets - all add up to the vibrancy and a rich cultural legacy of this continent that ensconces contrasting civilizations. What’s more, the warm people, the diverse and mouth-watering cuisine as well as the breathtaking landscapes make Asia an inseparable jewel of the world.

Sri Lankan civilization is more than twenty centuries old. Its history is recorded in Mahavamsa, the Great Chronicle written in the 5th century AD. Remains of this ancient civilization reflecting the character, imagination, culture, philosophy, and the faith of its people are seen in the form of ruined cities, buildings, palaces, reservoirs, parks, dagobas (dome enshrining sacred relics or the bodily remains of the Buddha, or articles used by Him), Buddha images, temples, sculpture and painting throughout the little Island. However it is at the major archaeological sites of Anuradhapura, Polunuwara, Sigiriya, Dambulla and Kandy that the glory of the Island's past can be seen in its true form still living among the several ruins. These ancient cities can be reached easily from Colombo in a comfortable morning's drive through green paddy fields, acres of coconut palms and alongside deep jungle where wild animals roam

Rajasthan, 'The Land Of Kings" is India at its exotic and colourful best. The destinations suggested below take us through a time machine a few Rajasthan tourism, tours to Rajasthan, Rajasthan tour travel, heritage travel in Rajasthan hundreds of years back in time. We find ourselves in extremely remote tribal areas of Rajasthan where life is as primitive as primitive can be. This enables us to witness tribal life at its best - in all its traditional colours and innocent hospitality… The highlight of the tour is stays in royal palaces, forts & castles - imposing buildings replete with luxury, character and Old World charm. Life outside these amazing buildings is a contrast. Life is very primitive and traditional; typical homes with mud plastered or cow dung plastered walls and hay thatched roofs; narrow lanes or trails broad enough only for camel carts or donkey carts; traditional costumes of men & women; primitive agricultural techniques of plough being drawn by men or bulls; traditional occupations of wood carving, block printing, pottery etc. For most people here, their world ends where the village ends. The village itself is self-sufficient; they have their local bazaar and a village temple with a village deity in it. - the deity is supreme and responsible for anything and everything that effect the day to day life of the natives.

Bhutan, 'the land of thunder dragons' is perhaps the most diverse and mysterious of all the Himalayan kingdoms, where for centuries a traditional Buddhist culture has thrived in isolation from the rest of the world. Bhutan is a land of contrasts, lush forested valleys, fortified monasteries and sacred virgin mountains. the warm smiles of people here make each moment a special one to remember. Bhutan is extremely secluded with a strict limit on the numbers of tourists who are allowed into the country. There are few cars, no cinemas, no television and a Royal decree that says that every new building should follow traditional architecture and everyone should wear the national costume. You will see men practicing the national sport of archery, women selling mushrooms from road side stalls and houses painted with colourful signs. Monasteries, markets, bazaars, breathtaking mountain passes; all this and a lot more against the backdrop of those stupendous mountains.