Kamshet is better known as the ''Para-glider''s paradise''. The picturesque Kamshet is surrounded by paddy and sunflower fields, and bounded by hills and serene lakes. Soar high and glide over the beautiful scenery below. How to get there by AirThe nearest domestic airport is at Pune some 60 kms away. Hire a taxi to Kamshet.How to get there by RailThe nearest railhead is at Lonavla. From here you can take a taxi or bus to Kamshet.How to get there...more
Draped in verdant foliage and swathed in clouds, Mussoorie is ideally called the "Queen of Hill Stations". In the vicinity the views of snow-capped Himalayan peaks, views of pristine Doon Valley on a mist clear day animates heavenly beauty on earth. A favourite holiday destination Mussoorie provides a great break from the sultry summers of the plains with its refreshing mountain breeze and soothing climate. Mussoorie Holiday Packages are great...more
Royal Heritage Tours of India and Luxury Rajasthan tours are great ways of exploring and discovering the Royal side of India and her history. India has a glorious past and Rajasthan is one of the major parts of it. Rajasthan is the land of Rajputs, a Hindu warrior clan and its culture and history is filled with tales of heroics and sacrifice and whose reminiscences are still resounding in the very aura of numerous forts and palaces of Rajasthan. The enigmatic sand dunes and grandeur of Rajasthani palaces and forts entice you to explore the state through a lavish and comfortable Rajasthan tour.In the colourful heritage monuments of the state of Rajasthan, you are sure to get a glimpse of the majestic side of Indian history that is embedded in its culture even today. Rajasthan cities like Jaipur, Udaipur, Jaisalmer and more are famous not only for their huge forts and palaces but also for their cuisines and unique experiences, like the colourful Kite Festival and vibrant Pushkar Fair. Religion has been a major influence on the art and architecture of India. Rajasthan is no different. From handicrafts to monuments, you will find its relevance in all facets of the Rajasthan"s...more
Parables and paradoxes, mystics and magic, heritage and hyperboles culture and climate make tourism in India a truly unique experience. The vastness of the country and the immense tourism opportunities make it difficult to cover the entire country on a single vacation and perhaps it takes number of trips to India to discover to the country in its...more
Indian tourism has successfully crafted a niche for itself in the map of world tourism and it has essential merit to be recognized as one of the most coveted tourist destination in the world. Apart from rich splendor of wonderful tourist destinations what makes tourism in India a pleasure is its variety. True, variety adds spices to touring...more
Rugged brown mountains and snowfields spread out for miles on end with some vegetation struggling to survive along the river beds. The people of Lahaul and Spiti have struggled against great odds to eke out a living in this high arid homeland. During winters there is heavy snowfall and much of this area is blocked off from the rest of the country. In this long spell of winter, locals have to survive on their summer stocks. Trekking through Lahaul requireS some preparation; a rucksack and a stout pair of shoes is not enough. Heavy equipment- such as tents and sleeping bags- will necessarily have to be carried, along with basic cooking equipment and food. Heavy woollens, waterproof jackets and spare clothing must bepacked as well, because even during summer much of this area"s bitterly cold, wet and windy. Other essentials include a good sunscreen and sun glasses- the air"s so rarefied that the sun can really burn when it"s bright and shining. In all cases, hire a qualified guide to lead your trek; it"s mandatory when foreigners go trekking and highly advisable for IndiansHistorically SpeakingThe people of Lahaul and Spiti follow a mixture of Hinduism and Buddhism, with a culture...more
India is known for its glorious holiday destinations, which makes Incredible India sound true. In northern India, three cities, which form the Golden Triangle, charm the tourists every year. These cities forming the beautiful cultural triangle offer...more
Malshej Ghat has a charm that appeals to the adventure enthusiast,hikers, nature lovers, trekkers, outdoor lovers and to tourists. This hill station is renowned for its waterfalls, placid lakes and serene mountains. Beautiful waterfalls, verdant...more
Mukteshwar''s evergreen forests and deciduous woodlands are home to the Himalayan ruby throat, white-crested laughing thrush, red-billed leothrix, black winged kite and a host of other mountain birds. The elusive Himalayan Mountain Quail was last...more
You have to admit that a large number of people especially those fashion icons are longing for the Miu Miu spring and summer series. It is like a fresh poison for the Miu Miu lovers, once you are attracted by it, you will never get rid of it. But no...more
Thal Kedar and Kundar - and is dramatic in its beauty. Pithoragarh is a beautiful hill station that lies on the Kailash-Mansoravar trail and lies on the route to as many as six mountain passes into Tibet. You can choose to bask in the beauty of...more
Rishikesh is essentially a combination of five different districts- Rishikesh the commercial centre, Muni-ki-reti in the quiet suburbs, Shivananda Nagar to the north, Lakshmanjhula with its holy shrines and Swarg Ashram where most of the ashrams are...more