The journey will start by visiting Kolkatta. Visit The Botanical Garden situated at Shibpur area of Howrah District. Later visit the Howrah Bridge. It one of three bridges on the river Hooghly and is the most famous landmark in all of West Bengal.

Visiting these magnificent sites we also travel through the country side to discover the real India and the colourful people who make it so unique. We stay in the charming town of Bundi, exploring its blue alleyways, forts and hillside lake, and culminating the tour by a visit to the world-famous town Pushkar

The trail goes through stunning moonscape, apricot valleys and sparkling streams and crosses two passes affording excellent views of the Zanskar ranges. The trek ends at Likir from where will drive to Phyang from where will start the second part of the trek.

"Its land is not like our land, its sky is not like our sky," wrote Mullah Darvish of Herat, after visiting the fringes of what is today Arunachal Pradesh."…its roads are frightful like the path leading to the nook of death…. Its forests are full of violence like the hearts of the ignorant / Its Rivers are beyond limit and estimate, like the minds of the wise."

This is an unforgettable journey passing through the coconut-palmed canals. This backwater journey through the narrow canals crossing exquisite villages of Kerala, embellished with lush green paddy fields, tall coconut grooves makes it a most spell binding site.

This leisurely tour through Chennai, Mahabalipuram to Kochi covers all the highlights of Southern India. From Tiger reserves to sleepy old hills, backwaters and ornate temples there are enough variety to make your tour memorable.

Recently an independent country, but now part of India, Sikkim includes an incredible variety of landscapes ranging from the edge of the Indian plains to the dizzy heights of Kanchenjunga, the third highest peak in the world. It is particularly famous for the wide variety of flora found there, and provides some very spectacular trekking. Sikkim is also home to its own branch of Tibetan Buddhism, and some spectacular monasteries can be found all over the state.

The enormity of India sets the pace for the adventurous trip. A trip to Southern India is symbolized by extraordinary experiences, extravagant activities, and extreme fun.

Ladakh is a land abounding in awesome physical features, set in an enormous and spectacular environment. Bounded by two of the world's mightiest mountain ranges, the Karakoram in the north and the Great Himalaya in the south, it is traversed by two other parallel chains, the Ladakh Range and the Zanskar Range.

Darcha Padum trek takes you along the fascinating journey from Darcha in Himanchal Pradesh to Padum in Zanskar. Prior to trekking, you get an unbeatable experience with an insider's perspective while sightseeing Manali.

This journey will rediscover the majesty and regal splendour of the place. Rajasthan, old Rajputana, a place where entire life comes emblazoned in the brightest colours.

The trek up to the Goecha La is scenically superb, with wonderful views of Mount Pandim and Kangchenjunga. It is a tough day’s walk up to the Goecha but one which is rich in rewards.

The artistic and cultural traditional depicts the ancient Indian lifestyle. You can enjoy the rich and varied folk culture from traditional villages which is worth praising. The most vital part of the Rajasthani culture is their classical music and dance.

The trip offers exquisitely designed palaces to see, amazing delicacies to taste of various places which will always remind you of its taste. To see the wonderful Pink City we head to Jaipur, an exclusively decorated city.

This leisurely tour through Chennai, Mahabalipuram to Kochi covers all the highlights of Southern India. From Tiger reserves to sleepy old hills, backwaters and ornate temples there are enough variety to make your tour memorable.

Ladakh is a land abounding in awesome physical features, set in an enormous and spectacular environment. Bounded by two of the world's mightiest mountain ranges, the Karakoram in the north and the Great Himalaya in the south, it is traversed by two other parallel chains, the Ladakh Range and the Zanskar Range.

Kerala is a masterpiece of peace loving people living united in diversity. The diverse geographical setting which changes in less than an hour is exciting when on a retreat to Kerala from the sea friendly beaches to the call of the mountains and whispering woods and then to the backwaters with that serenity, coupled with nature.

Phyang Tsedup takes place in July / August. Like other monasteries, monks wearing colorful brocade robes and Mask in the form of different god and goddesses perform mask dances. The huge thanka of Skyoba Giksten Gonbo is hung in the courtyard during the festival.

A combination of the architectural beauty of Rajasthan with erotic temples makes an intoxicating mix of Rajasthan’s best destinations along with the world renowned Kama Sutra temples at Khajuraho.

Stok Kangri is one of the most beautiful peaks in Ladakh. The climb is technically not difficult, and requires no special mountaineering skills. It gives you a real opportunity to climb a 6150 m mountain in less than a week, which is not possible in any other part of the world.

The journey to Nagaland commences with a visit to the most famous personality of the city the Noble Laureate, Mother Teresa. A visit to her Ashram is a life enriching experience. Embark on a scenic drive into the Naga Hills for Kohima, reaching there by the evening. It is a pretty town that is endearingly unspoiled, tranquil and immersed in history

Dibrugarh is the “Camellia” town of Assam, an undisturbed haven, with its endless stretches of tea gardens. At Dibrugarh you will stay at the Mancotta Chang Bungalow located 12 km from the town. This 140 years Heritage Chang Bungalow built by pioneering Scottish tea planters offers a unique experience of the traditional plantation life.

Ful day to enjoy the large cattle fair in the great dune of Pushkar and trading takes place of camels, horses, cows, goats and sheep. This colourful even is known as the PUSHKAR FAIR– which attracts many Sahdus, farmers, Indian pilgrims and guests from all over the World

The major tourist attractions of each place which will make your trip memorable with their beauty and unique architectures. The wildlife sanctuaries will make your tour more adventurous. So, now you can capture the beauty of India for you future memories.

In India, Rajasthan is considered as one of the most colourful region. At every walk of life it exhibits splendour and royalty. It's very true to state Rajasthan as the land of valiance and chivalry endowed with magnificent palaces, unvanquishable forts, waves of sand dunes and serene lakes.

A Combined trip of Sikkim & Bhutan takes you to the regions of the world’s most spectacular Himalayas. This heavenly retreat is bathed in hues of every shade - the flaming red rhododendrons, the sparkling white magnolias, the miles of undulating hillsides covered with emerald green tea bushes, the exotic forests of silver fir - all under the blanket of a brilliant azure sky dappled with specks of clouds, compellingly confirms Darjeeling as the QUEEN OF HILL STATIONS.

Here we will see Ashrams, Sadhus and Yoga Centres apart from a melee of pilgrims. On the whole this trek provides us a superb view of Indian Himalaya and a deep insight of Indian culture which has lived over 5000 years. We also visit ancient Hindu temple Badrinath, the last village before Tibet border, provides an insight of Hindu religion and its culture. Haridwar and Rishikesh, situated on the banks of river Ganga are another two important religious centres that we would visit towards the end of our tour.

This spectacular trek gives you a perfect blend of cultural interest and physical challenge. Dramatic canyons, majestic mountains, cascading waterfalls, pine and birch trees, together with the holy waters of India’s most sacred river make the Source of the Ganges a feast for the soul and senses.

TsoKar an another salt water lake that has enormous deposits of salt on its shore. Then crossing the extensive Kyungshu or More plains we head back towards Leh crossing the second highest motor-able pass in the world – the Tanglang La and camp at the small village of Rumtse .

The most isolated and made inaccessible for nearly eight months a year due to heavy snowfall resulting in closure of all the access passes, Zanskar has the distinction of being the least interfered with microcosms of Ladakh, and thus one of the last few surviving cultural satellites of Tibet. This geographical isolation together with the esoteric nature of Buddhism practiced here has enabled its some ten thousand inhabitants to preserve and perpetuate their cultural identity.

The Indus valley which offers fabulous huge and rough landscapes alternating with vast and green oasis constitutes the major axis of Ladakh. The valley is full of all the colors of ladakhi’s life and their Buddhist and Tibetan cultures.

The descent to the Chandra valley is steep and after crossing the river reach Chattru. From Chattru which is an ideal camping spot with some shops in summers head up the chandra valley walking along the Chandra river till Batal which is on the base of the Kunzum Pass (4551m) from Batal trek to the idyllic Chandertal Lake (4,270m) the moon lake.

The Garwhal Himalaya is one of the most unspoilt regions in the state of Uttaranchal. Here we find some of the holiest sites as the Ganges emanates from this area which attracts religious pilgrims all year round. Forested foothills majestically rise upward to beautiful bugyals (high altitude meadows) carpeted with wild flowers.