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Indian Heritage
India is a land with rich cultural heritage. India's cultural heritage is as old as the ancient civilization of Harappa and Mohenjodaro. The culture of India is comprised of different components. A few of the cultural influences are found within the arts such as musical heritage, dance, sculpture as well as others. Festivities, languages spoken, traditional beliefs and customs, food also add to the rich heritage.
Almost every state has a unique culture of its own. India is a mysterious land of colorful people, ancient temples and royal palaces, making the Indian heritage an interesting vibrant and unique experience.
Luxurious Golden Triangle
Destinations: Delhi - Agra - Jaipur - Samode - Delhi
Duration: 08 Days
The Golden Triangle, one of the most popular routes of India’s exploration, gives you a peek into the many riches of India. The name is derived from the geographical position of the three cities of Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. Read More...
Royal Rajasthan
Destinations: Delhi - Agra - Jaipur - Pushkar - Deogarh - Udaipur - Ranakpur - Jodhpur - Delhi
Duration: 14 Days
The wondrous region of Rajasthan, the Land of Kings, is the largest of India’s states. A region of great history and natural beauty, Rajasthan should not be missed by any traveler. Read More...
Soul of Southern India
Destinations: Chennai - Kanchipuram - Mahabalipuram - Pondicherry - Tanjore - Trichy - Chettinadu - Madurai - Thekkady - Kovalam - Kumarakom - Backwaters - Alleppey - Cochin
Duration: 19 Days
Following the soulful rhythm of Carnatic music in Chennai, through the towering temples of Mahabalipuram and French-inspired avenues of Pondicherry, this 19 day tour gives you an insight into the soul of Southern India. Read More...
Spice Route
Destinations: Trivandrum - Quilon - Alleppey - Kumarakom - Cochin - Thrissur (Trichur) - Kozhikode - Kadavu - Nagarhole - Mysore - Coorg - Udupi - Hassan - Bangalore
Duration: 17 Days
India is known by many as the Land of Spices. From the days of antiquity until today, India plays a major role in producing many of the spices we use daily. Come with us and follow the roads of the ancient Egyptians, Romans and others who traveled these routes to bring spices to markets around the world. Read More...
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